Codedly enter only to fiercely defend their territory going forward!

Wealthoptulent:

Real father Abraham of all Nations, no racism.

Funniest all this girl's calling David out on IG that he doesn't deserve Chef chi, if dem give dem that Room Card key up there, many of them go codedly enter.


By then UN would have summoned David.
Women ruins good thing, only a woman builds...

I think it was the program by Pastor Poju called “the Platform” that projected Obi as different from the rest. Especially when he mentioned how frugal he was, and how he left some surplus in the state coffers.

However, Tinubu’s landmark achievements in Lagos in spite of the withholding of funds by Obasanjo’s federal government from Lagos easily dwarfed Obi’s lackluster performance as governor of Anambra for 8 years, evidenced by the comments by Anambra citizens at the time, which were dug out to counter/dispel the big talk by Obi. This was why Obi could not muster more votes in the southwest, else it would have been a walkover in most of the southwest.

richie240:

God bless u bro.
Sebi u see d grand hypocrisy of the average easterner.

They know this man was a calamity as a governor for 8 years but just bcus he's their kinsman they support him to replicate the same 'sterling'performance in Aso Rock.

Is that what the Igbo man said in the video?

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
This election really brought out the tribalism hidden in Nigerians especially the south west

Honestly, this should be the case after establishing his innocence!

mytime24:
Who go compensate am na

Simple. She would mostly attract native doctors and their clients as potential husbands who will gladly compliment her slant/beliefs. Rest assured that she will have no choice other than to be faithful. Nice own goal btw!

9jahotblog:
Governor Sanwo Olu Aide, Joe Igbokwe tweet on a Nigeria lady have a snake 🐍 tattoo on her chest.

What shall we call this bikonu? This generation frightens me in no uncertain terms. May God help this generation. Can I call it a generation of anything goes. They scare me to the marrows.

https://www.facebook.com/100001155348708/posts/pfbid0Bg4fePuHb8KvMUwZPWidQpGhSPfb4nXMq1xm8229abbZ5dtM7X2bhSq3oZsoRtgfl/?mibextid=cr9u03

State police will ensure that there is competition amongst the police forces, which will reflect the management style and capacity of the state governor. The federal police will only step in where the state fails, which becomes an indictment, or when the case interstate interstate. Competition creates efficiency in all systems.

Then, CCTV and other resources will be deployed efficiently, since no state police will like to be indicted or have the federal police do its work for it.

Crime is not so hard to crack with proper police reforms, laws and if properly planned and executed.

amoreobansu:
THE Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has said close-circuit television (CCTV) can not checkmate the activities of ‘one-chance’ criminal gangs in the city.

Speaking on Thursday, June 15 at The ICIR Twitter space dialogue titled, ‘One-Chance: Abuja, Hotbed for Crimes on Commuters’, Aruwa Thomas, Head of Abuja Intelligent Integrated Traffic Information System (AIITIS), a department of Traffic Management, FCT Transportation Secretariat, said the police had tried the CCTV system for tracking criminals, but thieves carted the cameras away.

Thomas said, “You remember the time past when the police mounted CCTV. You recall that all of a sudden, these CCTV got missing. Those CCTV were very expensive. We thought that as beautiful as CCTVs are, you have to hide them to provide security.

“I know that the government is working on something. I might not talk much about that. Even the Transport Secretariat is bringing up something that if you even need to steal it, it will be useless.”

He disclosed that the FCTA was making efforts to integrate all commercial vehicles in the city and give them codes so they could be easily tracked.

He blamed overpopulation for the transportation crisis in the city.

Sharing his experience, Investigations Editor, HumAngle, Kunle Adebajo, said it was unfortunate the one-chance menace persisted in the city four years after he published an investigation into the problem.

Adebajo said that given the techniques criminals deploy in their trade, the transport system was no longer safe in the country.

“When the victims are lucky enough to be taken to the hospital, the hospital will ask for a police report, he said, adding, “I don’t think the police is doing enough. There are a lot of ways to deal with these problems.

“When I talked to the police, they said they had a rapid response. Sometimes, these guys will drive by, the police will not arrest them. Even the victims will scream, and help will not come their way from the police. The police can do more.”

A reporter with The ICIR, Theophilus Adedokun, shared his experience on how he fell victim to one-chance, including his investigation which exposed the strategies the criminals use, the pains they inflict on their victims, and the losses the victims suffer, including being killed when they protest being robbed of their possessions.

One of the contributors, Ogechi Odegbunam, narrated how challenging it is for the robbers’ victims to engage security agents to track their items.

Odegbunam said she once attempted to obtain a police report after falling victim to one chance, and the police demanded N80,000 from her.

The spokesperson of the FCT Police Command, Josephine Adeh, a deputy superintendent of police, failed to show up at the meeting, despite getting an invitation from The ICIR.

https://www.icirnigeria.org/cctv-cant-check-one-chance-criminal-ring-in-abuja-fcta/

True. Naira will be highly valued in the coming months.

helinues:
Good.

Meaning Naira would soon gain more strength than all those small African countries wey dey always shake their small yansh to us

Did the boys really say that?

render01:
We’re men now, we don’t need tithe or offering money – Happie Boys reply Apostle Chibuzor 😂 read more

https://gistblog.com.ng/were-men-now-we-dont-need-tithe-or-offering-money-happie-boys-reply-apostle-chibuzor/

It looked very much like a cult attack until that angle of a ritual killing/organ harvesting was suggested as a plausible cause.

Mrfeel:

What do you mean by important angel?

And last calls that she received before the time of her death.

mozona:
her boyfriend should be the first suspect.

Another important angle

Mrfeel:

Cultism or ritual killing?

Amen!

OVB123:
I pray that he does well as president of Nigeria in IJN. Amen!

So?

EcoBrick:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/06/burna-boy-ran-after-davidos-car-first-time-they-met-b-red/

This makes sense.

Gr8amechi:

It's saddened how some of you youths behave and react.

The most senior is Aisha and not even Obiora.
The person was appointed to hold the place as the most senior because Emefiele was suspended.

All the four deputy governor are going down.

A neutral person will be brought in.

Emefiele recruiter the 4 deputy governors and even this Obiora doesn't look to have what is needed.

The current Acting governor has an MBA, has over 30 years banking experience and has grown in banking, go and check his CV.

Nigerians must stop all these rubbish to grow.

That said, Nigeria needs a neutral Economist to come and sanitize the system, someone in CBN is part of the system, all the directors and governors must go

Well said. But have you observed that there a lot of igbos in the Lagos State civil service who are mostly obidient who openly opposed the APC in favor of labor party at every level in the last elections?

There is therefore a high probability that appointing Dr Obiora will definitely not give the president the confidence of undiluted loyalty to his government and his planned reforms, which become almost equivalent to retaining Emefiele in the position in terms of trust. This may be why he was passed over. Moreover, there is slim chance that if nothing is found against Emefiele then he may resume his duties according to the principle of innocent until proven guilty.

This is why this move is not yet a big deal at least until the unveiling of the full cabinet, which must reflect inclusiveness regardless of party sentiments. These are some of the valid considerations I believe.

Chekwume16:
All igbos don't hate tonubu. I am an igbo from delta state too. Leadership should be all inclusive. Peace is very important. Today he is the leader so the onus is on him to ignore the tribal slurs. I trust him to do that as he has proven to be a man of peace

1. Those electric buses that Lagos just got should be looked into and arranged for every state of the federation ASAP. They can mix with diesel buses for short to medium terms stability as well. The buses will convey workers across major highways to ease transportation costs for low income workers.

2. Salary review should be done with the private sector involvement so as not to lead to wave of mass lay offs of workers. Both public and private sectors should be supported with low interest loans where needed.

3. The government must reduce its own spending, and ensure that there are no free fuel for any government officials, including the president and all National Assembly members. Everyone must pay premium for pms in solidarity. Anything outside of this is wickedness. 500 per liter is not a joke and should not be for some while others enjoy it freely.

Ultimately, the removal of subsidies (dollar and pms) will seriously stimulate the economy and boosts the employment figures. More people will gradually be pulled out of poverty and household income will grow. Disposable income will also grow accordingly and gradually people will be able to afford their usual cravings that look too drastic to forego after all the palliatives provided for their basic needs.

For the subsidy removal to succeed, the government has to be absolutely transparent and communicate every little detail of the journey. This is while the NLC in conjunction with CLOs and Media play the roles of the watchdogs that monitors, reports on and protects the commonwealth of the people. Then everyone works together!

God bless Nigeria!

Where is the hatred in dispelling the assertions of hatred against other Nigerian tribes especially as I only provided a fresh instance of triggered displeasure against igbos by other nationals.

I only showed how the hatred you claim is from other Nigerians appear to be a normal thing, and counting, on the international stage. Some Igbos definitely must be doing something wrong to the extent of being singled out from other Nigerians, which is actually worse. You are actually the one dying not me.

Wutinky:





You are dying slowly from hatred, na this dey cause sudden drop deaths you need medical help oooooo

The hatred/gang up is not just by Yorubas or Nigerians alone: https://twitter.com/PSAFLIVE/status/1665240600080162816?s=20

franchasofficia:
It is no longer news that in Nigeria, a particular tribe seems to receive the most hateful and disapproval from other Nigerian tribes, and guess the tribe? It is the ever resilient tribe known as the Igbos.


The only thing that unites every other Nigerian tribe in Nigerian politics is the hatred against Igbos. Once you want to rally Hausa, Fulani Yorubas, Kanuri, etc tribes, just come up with a consensus against the Igbos and all the above named tribes will wholeheartedly come to agreement, but when it comes to progressive thoughts and issues of national development, these tribes will never agree or sincerely work together to develop Nigeria, but once it involves hating on Igbos or working against Igbo politically, these tribes will never have a single disagreement and as a neutral observer, you maybe wondering why this is so?


Sit back and watch some prominent Nigerians from other tribes who aren't Igbos confess how the hatred against Igbos started even before the independence.


It will shock you to hear how other tribes have unjustly ganged up against Igbos based on false information, propaganda and twisted histories.

There has to be a huge level of poverty and ignorance fused into one for people to agree to this kind of arrangements in such a widespread manner. :oOr is it that the other baby factories believe they would not be found out?

panasonwa:
https://infonet9ja.com/2023/06/04/army-rescue-21-underage-pregnant-teenage-girls-in-abia-baby-factory/

There’s no way I or anyone that is not part of the planning team can have the full picture even after they release the details they want to the public.

The reason is that planning will always include contingencies to cover unforeseen headwinds and circumstances. This was why the GMD of NNPCL was confident stating that prices will come down gradually.

The current prices are most likely put in place to help the petroleum marketers (who own filling stations) to prepare for higher depot prices, and not be able to create any fuss when the local refineries start and sell at market rates, which I suspect may slightly be reduced the price. And with more competition, the prices will be driven down further competitively. Here a responsible government will be proactive to ensure that there is no collaboration by refinery owners on pricing, and should use its influence and tax regimes to stabilize pricing favorably.

Finally, there is no easy way to remove the PMS subsidy because there are very strong forces who do not want that reign of free money to end, and they have a lot of hangers on who will do all to frustrate the stoppage.

Ultimately, most nations whether prudent or reckless are currently being confronted with rising energy costs and the threat of collapse due to Russia - Ukraine War and all tit for tat actions that is seriously fueling high inflation across the world economy. This was after the Covid disruptions. Hence the drastic measures everywhere. Just last week Tunisia joined the financially impacted nations that are slowly walking into insolvency. https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/tunisias-financial-crisis-leaves-sick-struggling-find-medicine-2023-06-01/

Some months ago it was Ghana: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-65622715.amp

Egypt: https://www.npr.org/2023/05/13/1176043847/people-struggle-to-afford-food-in-egypts-economic-crisis

It’s tough but continuing to leave things to chance may get even tougher, and usually at short notice. This must be avoided at all costs.

Finally, President Tinubu must reduce the cost of governance ASAP. The NLC on their part must insist and get involved to ensure that the government cuts down its own bloated costs of governance (especially in the National Assembly) to balance out the effects and have better economic gains for the nation.

Wodu89:



Incomplete narrative. If dangote got fg loans and got heavily subsidized dollar and would get crude at naira converted prices, why then should he sell above 250 Naira per litre. Tell us since fx is removed, customs, international shipping etc. Nigeria is a slave country

Not as simplistic as you put it. It is more of a symbiotic relationship. The FG needs to stop subsidy and needs local production. Fortunately, Dangote had noticed and prepared to help solve a huge chunk of the problem, hence the Dangote refineries.

Can Dangote or any other refinery enter the market against subsidized fuel? If yes, will that solve the problem of smuggling and having to subsidize the whole west Africa consumption?

Success1981:
Whether he is using strong voodoo on the various leaderships or they are part of the business. Nigeria's democracy has been so far created for Dangote because I remembered in 1999 when Obasanjo banned importation of cement and gave Dangote full monopoly of cement distribution and this is how subsequent administrations have been working for him aside Yaradua.
Just 2/3 days in the opening of Dangote refinery and this is what we get.

Simple. The southwest and southeast can never agree politically. They will always work at cross purposes, at least if we go by repeated history. Just look around and you will have your answer.

solmusdesigns:
Why is Kalu always acting like a spoiler

You have a point. Principle of reciprocity especially since other states do same to give other Nigerians opportunities in their midst.

FreeStuffsNG:
All we want is give other Nigerians appointments, jobs and lands too in your land so we can reciprocate and even the relationship. The Yoruba need the jobs, opportunities and appointments in Igboland too as reciprocation to collaborate with Igbo instead of competing.

If you live in the border town, you will find a way including compromising border officials, diabolical means and even attacking anyone who tries to prevent you from benefiting from a very low hanging fruit that is used to compensate for the abandonment (by adjoining countries) that such areas experience naturally as a result of their geographical location.

Bobloco:


This is pure propaganda

How is these products finding their way to those countries. No one have been sacked for not doing his job in securing our borders or arrested by the security agencies for smuggling



Instead of tackling the issues, they keep running around

Very. But t is not a swimming pool!

dominique:
He should have known that diving into a waterfall with a very rocky base is extremely dangerous. He must have probably hit his head on a rock at the bottom of the pool, gotten unconscious and drowned afterwards but none of his mates noticed his absence and left without him? People are getting colder by the day ☹️

Lagos should prepare for more influx of people seeking better fortunes.

The FRSC should be vigilant to detain transporters who put fuel in jerry cans while traveling to save costs.

Hamachi:
Laconically speaking, subsidy is GONE as mentioned in the inaugural speech was as good as pronouncing any other items of the speech which is not bad.

The removal is obviously not effective yet. People need to see this and focus on the sellers/marketers who are hoarding the fuel in an attempt at to sell at a higher rate.

Price regulation is important to cushion the subsidy fraud, and I hope government will look into it.


Modified
New NNPC Pump Price per state, regions - 31st May 2023

Lagos: ₦488 per litre
FCT Abuja: ₦537 per litre
Abia: ₦515 per litre
Adamawa: ₦550 per litre
Akwa Ibom: ₦515 per litre
Anambra: ₦520 per litre
Bauchi: ₦550 per litre
Bayelsa: ₦515 per litre
Benue: ₦537 per litre
Borno: ₦557 per litre
Cross River: ₦511 per litre
Delta: ₦511 per litre
Edo: ₦511 per litre
Ekiti: ₦500 per litre
Enugu: ₦520 per litre
Ebonyi: ₦520 per litre
Gombe: ₦550 per litre
Imo: ₦515 per litre
Jigawa: ₦540 per litre
Kaduna: ₦540 per litre
Kano: ₦540 per litre
Katsina: ₦540 per litre
Kebbi: ₦545 per litre
Kogi: ₦537 per litre
Kwara: ₦515 per litre
Nasarawa: ₦537 per litre
Niger: ₦537 per litre
Ogun: ₦500 per litre
Ondo: ₦500 per litre
Osun: ₦500 per litre
Oyo: ₦500 per litre
Plateau: ₦537 per litre
Rivers: ₦511 per litre
Sokoto: ₦540 per litre
Taraba: ₦550 per litre
Yobe: ₦557 per litre
Zamfara: ₦540 per litre

Rufai is free to air his views. That’s democracy. Some criticisms might not make sense initially but overtime help to balance extreme or lopsided views. So we need opposing views to make better policies really.

Good one!

I guess the problem is will Dangote enter the market at the subsidized price, and who pays the differential when there is no subsidy in the budget?

Those are the hard questions I think.

Zionmdde:

And how many times has this kind of thing passed?


Subsidy removal without dangote refinery or any national refinery producing is disastrous

Anyway I heard that apc supporters will still be buying at 189. Just come with ur brooms.

You hav a point!

optionalY09:
Fashola, Osubajo, Ambode please rise and help Tinubu. Egbon is aged i don’t want him to throw away this great opportunity. Please help him to straighten up this country before 4 years. Restore confidence back in our heart throw total constitution rewrite.

Ejo eje ki a ri okan

True!

plaindealer:
This is total and absolute respect for one of the greatest Nigerians alive, Tinubu is never stingy with respect and when and how to show it.

This will definitely work.

Blake755:

Use 2 by 2 nack am for head