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Prof. Itsey Sagay (SAN), the former Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Corruption under former President Muhammadu Buhari, has blamed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the current economic crisis plaguing Nigeria. The human rights activist and legal luminary, while in an interview with Daily Independent on the state of the economy, said President Tinubus terrible mistakes in his policies have accounted to why Nigerians are going through hardship, saying the twin pronouncement of removal of fuel subsidy and floating of the naira, among other decisions so far, have led to Nigerians living in misery presently. Prof. Sagay said: Tinubu started on the wrong footing and acted in a haste on his inauguration day. That is what triggered the hardship Nigerians are going through right now. Saying subsidy is gone was such a hasty statement when he hadnt put up any arrangement, any plan to shore up the economy. That was the greatest mistake he made so far as the president and it robbed him of the normal enjoyment of one hundred days honeymoon. His decision and how he started has plunged the country into misery. I was interviewed after he won the election to advice on what to do about subsidy and I said I agreed that subsidy should go but it has to stay until we start refining petrol internally. I said we have to wait until Dangote Refinery or one of those refineries starts refining and then subsidy will go. It will go naturally because what makes subsidy is the transport. You carry crude abroad and carry same back as refined product with charges and all that. Those are the things being subsidised. Once we start producing petrol internally, that will be the end of subsidy. That was my advice and I think the president started wrongly by that pronouncement and till today, the cost of living has gone beyond the ordinary man on account of that. Tinubu gave himself a very terrible welcome into the Nigerian presidency by his pronouncements and actions, as well as the hardship into which Nigerians were plunged into because of his hasty pronouncement. I also agree that he should not have floated the naira because a very weak currency like ours should not have been floated like that. You must shore it up; you must support it until the countrys economy is strong enough for any floating. That decision was also hasty and premature on his part. I completely lay the blame on him on these two although I will acknowledge that they have been struggling to get the country out of the ugly situation because the naira is gradually gaining more power lately but to be honest, those were the terrible mistakes the president made which I think he should have thought twice in the first place, he said. The foremost scholar and anti-corruption crusader also said the ambition of both the Peoples Democratic Partys (PDP) presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Atiku Abubakar, and his Labour Party (LP) counterpart, Peter Obi, almost crumbled the country, accusing them of not being sportsmanlike after the declaration of Tinubu as the winner of last general election. Sagay noted that both candidates resorted to mundane issues in order to find an avenue to unseat the president. He said: The certificate of Tinubu might not have emanated from the school but it contained exactly what is recorded in the original school result. That is the first point. The second point is that I am told that it is an American convention that third parties have powers to issue certificates for universities and other institutions. So those are the two points. What people were saying before was that Tinubu never went to Chicago State University (CSU), that he was lying. When that was proved that he actually attended the school, then the next desperation from them showed up and they jumped to certificate. For Christ sake why cant Nigerians accept defeat and move on. Those who are desperate are the ones opening Nigeria to the whole world in their quest to be in power. I blame the opposition for being so bitter and not accepting defeat so they resorted to fighting to bring the county down through all those accusations. I thought they (Atiku and Obi) would have insisted on who scored the majority of votes but no, they were not interested in that because they know Tinubu scored the highest votes. They now started looking for technicalities and certificates and other ridiculous things like Abuja alone determining the fate of Nigerians. I am happy justice has been done because it would have been so unjust if Tinubu was removed by the court because he won the election. It would have been terrible and for those who are bitter, I think it is good for them to start preparing for the next four years instead of deploying all means to want to bring down the country. I saw a lot of desperations and that is not good for the country. Tinubu won the election and all those anxiety and separations were not necessary. The best thing was to move on and wait for the next election year, he said further. Source: https://wap.org.ng/read/tinubus-terrible-mistakes-plunged-nigerians-into-misery-says-by-sagay/
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President Bola Tinubu, on Friday in Abuja, expressed his appreciation to France for the return of $150 million stolen from Nigeria by former Head of State, General Sani Abacha.
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In honor of his 8 Ballon d'Ors, Adidas gave Lionel Messi 8 rings. Each one, for each Ballon d'Or. And each one includes a detail of his career. ▶ 2009: "El Beso", for the celebration of kissing boots in the Champions League final against Manchester United. ▶ 2010: "Apunta Al Cielo" in homage to his legendary celebration dedicated to his grandmother Celia. ▶ 2011: "GOAT", being the figure of the best team in history, Pep's Barcelona. ▶ 2012: "91", for the number of goals in a calendar year, being a historical record. ▶ 2015: For winning his last Champions League, winning 4 in total. ▶ 2019: For obtaining his last Golden Shoe (6 in total), most in history. ▶ 2021: "South American Champion" for winning the Copa América, being the MVP and top scorer. ▶ 2023: The three stars, honoring Argentina world champion. Beautiful gesture from Adidas. 💍👏 Source: https://wap.org.ng/read/in-honor-of-his-8-ballon-dors-adidas-gave-lionel-messi-8-rings-each-one-for-each-ballon-dor/
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Oyo empire, Yoruba state north of Lagos, in present-day southwestern Nigeria, that dominated, during its apogee (1650–1750), most of the states between the Volta River in the west and the Niger River in the east. It was the most important and authoritative of all the early Yoruba principalities. According to traditions, Oyo derived from a great Yoruba ancestor and hero, Oduduwa, who likely migrated to Ile-Ife and whose son became the first alaafin (alafin), or ruler, of Oyo. Linguistic evidence suggests that two waves of immigrants came into Yorubaland between 700 and 1000, the second settling at Oyo in the open country north of the Guinea forest. This second state became preeminent among all Yoruba states because of its favourable trading position, its natural resources, and the industry of its inhabitants. Early in the 16th century Oyo was a minor state, powerless before its northern neighbours Borgu and Nupe—by whom it was conquered in 1550. The power of Oyo was already growing by the end of the century, however, thanks to the alaafin Orompoto, who used the wealth derived from trade to establish a cavalry force and to maintain a trained army. Oyo subjugated the kingdom of Dahomey in the west in two phases (1724–30, 1738–48) and traded with European merchants on the coast through the port of Ajase (now Porto-Novo). As Oyo’s wealth increased, so did its leaders’ political options; some wished to concentrate on amassing wealth, while others advocated the use of wealth for territorial expansion. This difference was not resolved until the alaafin Abiodun (reigned c. 1770–89) conquered his opponents in a bitter civil war and pursued a policy of economic development based primarily on the coastal trade with European merchants. Abiodun’s neglect of everything but the economy weakened the army, and thus the means by which the central government maintained control. His successor, Alaafin Awole, inherited local revolts, an administration tenuously maintained by a complex system of public service, and a decline in the power of tributary chiefs. The decline was exacerbated by quarrels between the alaafin and his advisers; it continued throughout the 18th century and into the 19th, when Oyo began to lose control of its trade routes to the coast. Oyo was invaded by the newly risen Fon of Dahomey, and soon after 1800 it was captured by militant Fulani Muslims from Hausaland in the northeast. . Sources: https://wap.org.ng/read/oyo-empire-historical-kingdom-in-western-africa/ |
atonement. Is there really a difference? Different Between Ebo And Etutu Are: 1. EBO- is use to amend something that is going wrong to plead with the gods forgiveness. ETUTU- is a sacrifice that usually take place every year, monthly or some days to praise the gods or thank the gods to receive blessing. 2. Ebo- is a sacrifice that made when things are not going well. Etutu- is a sacrifice that made occasionally. 3. Ebo- is used for reversing something or solving a problem. Etutu- is used to appease the gods. 4. Ebo- is to appeal to the gods not to allow something to happen Etutu- is to call on gods to answer certain Prayers. . We Africa Proud https://wap.org.ng Sources: https://wap.org.ng/read/difference-between-ebo-sacrifice-and-ÈtÙtÙ-atonement-in-yoruba-culture/ |
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