The issue is not who owns what but that the protector of the nation is spewing such discriminative and war inciting thrash. The man should be prosecuted for terrorism and treason and felony.
IamHeWrites: Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Tuesday announced to the State House of Assembly his intention to repeal the Public Office Holder (Payment of Pension Law 2007) which provides for payment of pension and other entitlements to former governors and their deputies, Igbere TV reports.
He made this known during his presentation of the 2021 budget.
PenuelFarms: Stop telling us your plans. Just tell us when you have implemented them.
And in 3-5 years, how much devaluation would Buhari have brought upon the Naira?
This APC government has a way of forcing the private sector and individuals (not receiving enough government support) to do semingly impracticable things while it will stick to its own decision to increase prices. The government can increase VAT by 50%, increase airport taxes by 100% and increase petrol prices when crude oil is below $40 above the price set while it was above $100 but private businesses that increase their own prices are termed saboteurs.
Trying to bribe the youth or what? From 1000 to 390 Hmm
This should be the narrative. Lagos State Ministry of Justice will be prosecuting suspects who allegedly took advantage of the massacre of the peaceful and armless youths of the #EndSARS protests by FG and the senseless curfew imposed by sanwo iku/gbese to destroy and loot public and private property in different parts of the State.
powerfulguy: Chief Security Officer to Cross River Governor, Mark Anyongo knees down to beg hoodlums not to burn Federal Government Girls College Calabar #MoodOfTheNation
Nazgul: Story...they plan to use it to scare the looters into returning it back. Who keeps poison in a warehouse...
You plenty smart. All we have to say is thank you for letting us know, but they should worry less that format Don burn fish. we have natural and artificial inbuilt antidote.
NO COVID-19 PALLIATIVES LEFT IN EKITI STATE, NO PALLIATIVES WAREHOUSE
The attention of the Government of Ekiti State has been drawn to plans by some hoodlums to storm some warehouses in the state under the guise of looking for Covid-19 palliatives believed to be stored in warehouses in the state.
The Government would like to state categorically that ALL palliatives donated to the state have been successfully distributed to various categories of residents including 16 Local Government areas in the State (collected by LG teams), Senior Citizens, Market Women, Various associations (Unions, women’s groups, artisans, etc),Youth groups, NGOs, Widows, Churches, Mosques, Landlord Associations, Community Leaders, Traditional Rulers, Transport Unions, State orphanages and special schools, Communities in Farmsteads, Security Officers and other vulnerable persons during the lockdown period.
These facts can be verified from all the beneficiary groups listed.
We therefore caution those involved in the plan to desist from any attempt to invade any location under the guise of looking for COVID-19 palliatives in Ekiti State.
Government has a responsibility to protect citizens’ lives and property and will not condone any brigandage in any part of the state.
Signed: Mr Akinbowale Omole Honourable Commissioner for Information and Values Orientation
I no gree the structure is same throughout the states so that your scope no work. Ekiti guys don't allow them outsmart you. #sorosoke.
sarrki: The minority caucus of the House of Representatives has called on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to order the arrest and prosecution of soldiers who attacked #EndSARS protesters at the Lekki Tollgate on Tuesday night.
The Minority Leader, Mr Ndudi Elumelu, in a statement issued on Wednesday, “strongly” condemned killing of “peaceful and unarmed” protesters by security operatives at Lekki Tollgate and other parts of the country.
The protesters were attacked by soldiers, who fired live ammunition at them after the Closed Circuit Television Cameras in the vicinity were reportedly removed and lights were turned off.
In the statement titled, ‘Reps Minority Condemns Killing of Protesters,’ the caucus said, “such wicked act of extrajudicial killing of defenceless citizens by suspected agents of the state cannot be justified or condoned under any rule or guise whatsoever.”
The statement partly read, “As lawmakers and representatives of the people, we cannot accept this gruesome execution of our young ones in their own country by security operatives. Life is sacred and no one has the right to terminate the life of another just because he has the apparatus of state power.
adioolayi: It's time to reflect on the gains of the peaceful protests.... it's time to retreat and give the Government some time to implement the demands fully.
Let's shift to online protests and do so aggressively till all demand are fully met, just to keep the Government on their toes. Let's put an end to physical gathering of #EndSars protests.
We should stop fooling ourselves..the physical protests have been hijacked by hoodlums....and out of control.
Baawaa: The hold-up is hectic, I think we can do it better than this,we don't need to add to our sorrow
Everyone ought the to be involved but people still go about their normal routine thinking it's for the students who are home cos of ASUU strike forgetting it concern all of us.