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Politics › Re: Kaduna Decide: Official Declared Results By INEC by agabusta: 11:19pm On Mar 10, 2019
Kyase:
#KadunaDecides Official Results from @inecnigeria State office.
Gubernatorial:

LERE LGA

APC 71,056

PDP 45,215

#NigeriaDecides2019
Is collation still ongoing? How many more local govts still to be declared pls?
Politics › Re: Sokoto Governorhip Election Results Updates by agabusta: 11:02pm On Mar 10, 2019
engineerboat:
Sokoto North LGA

APC 31,230
PDP 35,030
Is this part of the grand total so far you earlier did?
Politics › Re: The Retired General Who Want To Unseat A Barister In Plateau Governorship Polls by agabusta: 10:58pm On Mar 10, 2019
DUNKA:
Lalong has since won with 11 LGC in the bag
Thanks for the update. Any info from Bauchi and Benue?
Politics › Re: Authentic Results So Far From Kano State: PDP Currently Taking The Lead by agabusta: 10:16pm On Mar 10, 2019
Ecash1:
Thank you, That is it, where are they, no statistics can explain that.
Have you added all the votes gotten by the political parties together?
Politics › Re: APC Uzodinma Leads In Imo Guber Polls - Vanguard by agabusta: 6:16pm On Mar 10, 2019
gidgiddy:
To the best of my knowledge, no authenticated results have come out of Imo state and the collation officer has disappeared
Disappeared where? cheesy
Politics › Re: Kano State PDP On The Quest For Victory..... 7 Lga To Go by agabusta: 5:28pm On Mar 10, 2019
Interesting development.
Politics › Re: Election: Prove To Show That Big Men Don't Like Stress (photo) by agabusta: 7:07am On Mar 10, 2019
alizma:
how is this possible when accreditation and voting are supposed to go simultaneously?
Voided votes may sum them up.
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Ganduje Called For An Emergency Council Meeting by agabusta: 12:45am On Mar 10, 2019
Wiseandtrue:
PDP should not count their chicks before it's hatched!!!

They need to defend their votes till that cunny Yusuf of INEC reads the final result!!!
The INEC Chairman is not the returning officer for state elections.
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Ganduje Called For An Emergency Council Meeting by agabusta: 11:50pm On Mar 09, 2019
Spark2:
I disagree with you sir!
I served as a presiding officer here in Kano state with 749 registered voters. APC won. The gap is much. You claim no single polling unit favored him
Let them be rejoicing over the fake news released by their commrades.

If accurate results is announced now that is not to their favour, they will start screaming “rigging”.
Politics › Re: 2019 Kano Elections: INEC Warns Social Media Collation Officers by agabusta: 11:44pm On Mar 09, 2019
I hope they’ll listen. That is how they will start rejoicing over social media results of few polling units, only to be disappointed when the main results are released.

They will now start the cry of rigging up and down.
Politics › Re: Ibadan Mogajis Query Tinubu’s Interest In Oyo Guber Race by agabusta: 9:34am On Mar 09, 2019
spacepappy:
For your mind you're talking sense. what an utter rubbish, did you know how the Lagos state government raised its IGR over the years? Did you know that some of the benefits other states benefit today was as a result of Lagos state government struggles with the federal government? If you can say that Lagos state government only focuses on transportation and environment, then you don't deserve a response.
I wanted to reply that person but just changed my mind that its not worth it.
Politics › Re: JUST IN: Supreme Court Affirms Interim Forfeiture Of Patience by agabusta: 4:03pm On Mar 08, 2019
AfonjaBoston:
Idiotic illiterate Barren woman
Her fish pussssyyy and womb has been cursed
This is highly distasteful. You dont have to go this extreme.
Politics › Re: Pollitics Herdsmen/farmers Crisis: UK Based Organisation's Report Indicts PDP, G by agabusta: 5:35pm On Mar 07, 2019
Aminu Yaminu (Tashaku), a known Boko Haram terrorist, was employed by and paid from the Benue State Government account under the pretext of being the commander of the Livestock Guards. Tashaku has been arraigned for the gruesome murder of 17 worshipers in a heinous crime that was initially attributed to “killer” herdsmen.
This is a punch report to support the above.

Soldiers arrest key Boko Haram suspect linked to Benue attacks

The Nigerian Army says it has arrested a key Boko Haram suspect, Aminu Yaminu, aka Tarshaku, who was believed to have masterminded recent killings in Benue State.

A statement issued on Friday by the Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, Major Olabisi Ayeni, said the arrest was made possible through combined troops of 707 Special Forces Brigade, Nigeria Police and the Department of State Services in Makurdi.

He said, “Nigerian troops have arrested the key Boko Haram suspect known as Aminu Yaminu, nicknamed Tashaku, who is believed to have masterminded most of the recent attacks in Benue State.

“As earlier stated, Nigerian Army will ensure that the enemies of peace in the state are brought to justice. Nigerian Army encourages all law-abiding citizens to go about their lawful business without fear.

“They should also avail the Nigerian Army and other security agencies of timely information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements in our society.”

He also pointed out that Aminu had also concluded plans with his cohorts in Bauchi, Borno, Yobe and Nasarawa states to launch a major attack on innocent citizens in the state.

Copyright PUNCH.
https://punchng.com/soldiers-arrest-key-boko-haram-suspect-linked-to-benue-attacks/
Politics › Re: Pollitics Herdsmen/farmers Crisis: UK Based Organisation's Report Indicts PDP, G by agabusta: 5:27pm On Mar 07, 2019
“Gana is responsible for scores of deaths, including many that were initially attributed to herdsmen. .
This is an area a lot of people relying only on social media information get confused. That is why they are still dumbfounded at the votes received by Buhari in Benue.

The people in Benue knows that the killings are not perpetuated by herdsmen alone.
Politics › Re: What Visionscape’s Bond Default Means For Lagos...as Firm Misses Payment by agabusta(op): 1:40pm On Mar 07, 2019
I hope Ambode's parting gift to Lagos will not be a long legal tussle emanating from this Visionscape misadventure.
Politics › What Visionscape’s Bond Default Means For Lagos...as Firm Misses Payment by agabusta(op):
EXCLUSIVES
What Visionscape’s bond default means for Lagos


...as firm misses coupon payment of N4.5bn...States' borrowing costs set to rise



Visionscape’s bond payment default has some consequences for its guarantor, the Lagos State government, and companies without a strong financial history seeking to raise debt capital will not be spared.

Lagos may not be the primary obligor for Visionscape Sanitation Solution’s bond, but it guaranteed investors who lent money to the waste management company employed by outgoing Governor Akinwunmi Ambode to rid Nigeria’s economic hub of festering waste dumps that marred its street corners, that it would step in to bear the cost in the event of a default, drawing from its Internally Generated Revenue (IGR).

To this end, an Irrevocable Standing Payment Order (ISPO) was issued by the State Executive Council March 2017. It provided that Lagos State would dip hands into its IGR to settle investors if Visionscape reneged on its debt obligations.

It meant the Lagos State government was agreeing to be on the hook for the bond programme the Visionscape Group, through its Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), was set to issue.
With the backing of Lagos State, Visionscape sold the first tranche of its proposed bond issuance, a N27 billion, 17.5 percent, fixed rate 5-year bond due 2022, to high net worth individuals.

Investors lapped up the bond which had been rated A+ by credit ratings agency Agusto & co and Global Credit Rating agency, largely on the back of the Lagos State guarantee.
Agusto estimated that the duly executed ISPO on Lagos State’s revenue account constitutes sufficient security for the issue as the remittances…will be adequate to cover the cumulative obligations (coupon payments and principal repayments) of the Series 1 Note 1.03 times.
Enter 2019 and the plot has gone terribly wrong.

That’s after Visionscape defaulted on an initial coupon payment of N4.5 billion due March 5. The Lagos State government has distanced itself from the bond, causing investors to panic.
An official of Lagos State and member of Governor Ambode’s cabinet told BusinessDay that the state government has no obligation whatsoever to bond holders in respect of Visionscape because it never issued the bond.

“We never issued the bond, Visionscape did, so we don’t have an obligation to the bond holders,” the source said on condition of anonymity.

According to the official, what the state signed with Visionscape was a contract to pay the municipal waste managing company an agreed amount for lifting up to 12,000 tonnes of waste per month.

“Agreed that the political situation in the state among other issues worked against that contract, in the last seven months, Visionscape has not lifted waste to warrantee that payment,” the source said.

He, however, said talks were ongoing to resolve the issue with Visionscape.
“We expect Visionscape to resolve theirs with its bond holders. There’s what they call political risk in business and I think Visionscape must have factored that in,” the official said.
Other sources familiar with the matter say Lagos State has gone cold on its contract with Visionscape following the unexpected exit of Governor Ambode, who lost his bid for a second term in office to fellow party member, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, at the primaries in October 2018.
Soon after Ambode’s loss, Simon Reading, chairman, Board of Investors of Visionscape, announced plans to shut down the company’s operations.

He said the decision was reached following “heightening political tension in the state” and reported cases of attack on its employees, destruction of its operational vehicles and equipment.

“Of utmost concern are the recent developments surrounding the turbulent political environment wherein it was reported that the opposition in the upcoming gubernatorial race used subversive language about the residential collections contract and called it ‘a misadventure’,” Reading said.

“After Visionscape suspended its operations, Lagos State lawmakers made it illegal for any payment to be made to the waste company,” a source with knowledge of the matter said.
“The implication of this is that going forward, any ISPO against IGR is worthless,” said the source who spoke anonymously.

The brewing impasse threatens to jack up borrowing costs for Lagos State when it goes seeking to refinance an N80 billion bond this year. It also sends a signal that contract enforcement in Lagos is fickle and unpredictable.

Because the state government sets the tone for borrowing costs in Lagos, it means companies seeking to raise debt capital would also be incurring higher borrowing costs. States seeking to raise debt capital would also face a similar challenge.

Visionscape was handed residential waste disposal, a turf that was prior to this run by Private Sector Participants (PSPs), by Governor Ambode. Critics say Visionscape did a sub-par job in handling waste disposal in Lagos and that it fell short of the standard set by the previous operators.

Visionscape’s management responded by saying that after necessary infrastructure was in place, their services would improve. The Lagos State-backed bond was supposed to deliver that infrastructure.

In the information memorandum of the bond programme, the waste management company projected that about N16.3 billion of the proceeds would be used to acquire fleet for the transfer loading stations, strategic acquisitions and related infrastructure, expected by September 30, 2017.

Containers and operational equipment were to cost N3.13 billion. Waste facilities upgrade was estimated to take up N2.58 billion, while working capital would gulp N2.5 billion.

LOLADE AKINMURELE & JOSHUA BASSEY

https://businessday.ng/exclusives/article/what-visionscapes-bond-default-means-for-lagos/
Politics › Re: Report: Atiku’s Lawyer, Son-in-law Used Intels West Africa, Firms To Launder €15 by agabusta: 1:20pm On Mar 06, 2019
Good. Intels about to receive govt hammer for good.

Nobody should shout political witch hunt oh. Any company used for fraudulent and criminal acts will be severely dealt with.
Politics › Re: Is It True Godwin Emefiele Has Been Removed As CBN Governor? by agabusta: 6:24pm On Mar 04, 2019
naptu2:
Godwin Emefiele was appointed by Goodluck Jonathan in June 2014. He is meant to serve a 5 year term.

His term will be over in June 2019 (except it is renewed by the president).

Sanusi Lamido Sanusi also served a 5 year term, from 2009-2014.
He may be asked to go on three months terminal leave.
Car Talk › Re: How To Process Your Car Tinted Permit Plus My Experience by agabusta: 3:13pm On Mar 04, 2019
stonemasonn:
@OP what about the National Identity Number (NIN) is it the number on our national ID card?
One funny thing I noticed is that the important National Identity Number is not actually on the National ID card! Too much confusion in this country. The NIN is actually on the temporary slip given to applicants, but not on the actual card after it is printed.
Car Talk › Re: How To Process Your Car Tinted Permit Plus My Experience by agabusta: 3:11pm On Mar 04, 2019
Dynamo1:
My guy, that's another issue. In fact u need to reduce the jpeg image to less than 100K to be able to upload. I'll advice guyz to open the image with "paint" then resize to like 25%, and re-save. That's for who understand how to do that.
Please, I need someone to convince me that his/her experience with the police ICT guy was pleasant. The guy was demanding for N5000 to do my biometrics. I gave him N2000 with abeg, and was still threatening he won't treat my form, that I'll still pay the balance. I told him was it not meant to be free? He answered that it's absolutely free that I should go with my money and by the time I didn't get my form processed I'll pay times ten of that to bribe police on the road and he'll still be waiting here to collect from me the double of what he's demanding now. He was soo soo proud and confident that I wondered what our country has turned into. I expected the highest level of professionalism and best behaviour at a police HQ for that matter. Infact I have up on Nigerian Police. I gave the guy N2000 dat day ( over 5 weeks now), and till date my Tinted permit never ready. Maybe it was intentional I don't know. This just one of my three experiences that dat.
Even people in the police HQ don't seem to know about this process as at when I went. They kept directing me up and down, Infact two armed officers were psyching me to give them money before they could direct me. In their words: "u wan come collect tinted permit abi, now wey we dey see ourselves face-to-face settle us before we go begin do stop and search u inside ur tinted motor, and na u go dey beg us dat time". I juz walked away and they said "no worry, we go jam for road, u dey use us do yang now". Even at the entry gate, two female officers will ask u to sign in, then ask u to drop something for them before you sign out. Corruption stenches everywhere, Infact na GOD hand we dey for ds kontri.
This is damn funny grin
Politics › Re: 9th National Assembly… Dogara Moves To Retain Speaker’s Seat by agabusta: 9:20am On Mar 04, 2019
seanfer:
He Won the Rep ticket Under APC and he contested the Speaker Seat as APC elected Rep.... Do a little research
Nobody is saying the contrary. We just went a little further into his political life to let you know that he was even PDP ab initio before going to the APC and then later returning to the PDP.
Politics › Re: 9th National Assembly… Dogara Moves To Retain Speaker’s Seat by agabusta: 8:28am On Mar 04, 2019
seanfer:
He won under APC and decamped late last year.... Get your fact
He was formally of PDP before defecting to APC before the 2015 elections.
Politics › Re: 9th National Assembly… Dogara Moves To Retain Speaker’s Seat by agabusta: 8:24am On Mar 04, 2019
theoldpretender:
Dogara was not in the PDP when he was voted as Speaker.

He defected to pdp 3 years later, but since the Constitution does not specify that the Speaker must come from the majority party, he remained speaker.
He defected from the PDP to the APC during the GEJ/Buhari 2015 battle. So he still has a lot of influence in the then PDP as at the time the house was convened.

He equally had some influence in his new party then, the APC. He was able to win through the support he gleaned from both PDP and APC.

This time around, he will only get minimal support from the APC. At most like 15 - 20 renegades since he did not come in as APC.

The APC candidate will also get some renegades from the rank of the PDP, maybe like 5-10.


The numbers does not favour Dogara. 100 plus PDP reps to 200 plus APC.

Some northern Reps that voted him then, because of ethnic considerations, will not do so now, because of the way he has been attacking the Buhari regime.

There's no way he can clinch that ticket, except if APC is enmeshed in serious crisis or if the party candidate is very unpopular.

Hon Gbajabiamila will be the party's candidate and he's very intelligent and sound. He will comfortably defeat Dogara this time around.
Politics › Re: Senate Presidency: How To Stop A Dark Horse by agabusta: 7:45am On Mar 04, 2019
chriskosherbal:
really, you still want to take the job of the number 3 citizen to the north who is holding the number one position. What happened to south south or south east ..

Na waaa for you ooooo.
Was the South not the Senate President during Obasanjo's reign?
Politics › Re: S’west Forum Wants Senate Presidency Zoned To S’south by agabusta: 7:39am On Mar 04, 2019
PresidoAtikuGcf:
Lol he is now Chinedu.

Self deceit.

Resource control and Senate rubbish which is better for the ND. And to think you are doing it to spite the SE and make them feel shortchanged by SS so as to cause division won't fly...

Support them today and abandon them tomorrow after you have used them to achieve your devilish plot won't work.
How else do you think the SS can influence the laws in Nigeria of not too have their son as a Senate President?
Politics › Re: S’west Forum Wants Senate Presidency Zoned To S’south by agabusta: 7:35am On Mar 04, 2019
ola6:
Not only tinubu. Most yorubas want it to go to the south south.

Omo agege or someone else from there.

This was already discussed on this forum and agreed on. I guess our leaders are listening and reading our opinions on the forum, good job!
Assuming Magnus Abe has played a good party man and returned to the senate, it would have been automatic for him.
Politics › Re: Name A Minister You Want Buhari To Replace & Someone U Want To Be A New Minister by agabusta: 1:29pm On Mar 02, 2019
shakmati:
The military leadership should be replaced. I want Buratai as CDS. Correct guy! grin
Yes pls! Burutai for CDS.
Career › Re: Sacked 3 Weeks After Resumption. Lawyers Help! by agabusta: 1:09pm On Mar 02, 2019
ogawisdom:
Lol you are not a confirmed staff, you are still on probation and may not be given any notice before being sacked.
Besides u we're sacked for not keeping to company rules

But they must pay you for that month

One man business is not a good place to work at all
Since she is expected to give 2 months notice before she resigns, it also implies that they are to give her 2 months salary for sacking without notice.
Politics › Re: Five Mistakes Baba Buhari Must Not Repeat by agabusta: 12:26pm On Mar 02, 2019
You are very right. Ignoring the politics of NASS leadership at the initial stage and appointing his cabinet late affected the performance of his administration.
Politics › Re: "I Am Glad The PDP Is Going To Court” – Abdulsalami Abubakar by agabusta: 9:27am On Mar 02, 2019
CodeTemplar:
You see why it good to strengthen the system overall instead going for personal gains at all cost.
Atiku was one in power as the number 2 man in Nigeria but choose personal riches thinking he is untouchable. Now he needs justice and the justice system he help killed in the past is now haunting him greatly.

Buhari too is there today and trying to play superman for his illiterate brethren by going after opponents instead of strengthening the system. One day Buhari wont be there again and him or his people will need the system to come to their rescue, then we will hear them cry foul. He has forgotten what he passed through in the hands of PDP. These men act exactly like they know Nigeria will never workout and it is just a game of inter-regional resource grabbing but the followers hardly see it.
Buhari in his own case is trying to clean up the system.

Many tainted judges have been sent packing. Including the controversial CJN, who conveniently forgot to declare some accounts as required of a public officer.
Politics › Re: "I Am Glad The PDP Is Going To Court” – Abdulsalami Abubakar by agabusta: 9:23am On Mar 02, 2019
kotv:
So after every evidence shown including videos of rigging, police snatching boxes, killings, Christian North protesting due to INEC inability to bring the ballot boxes on their side, Igbo chased from voting center, reported result numbers surpassing the number of people that registered, etc you want him to withdraw the case? People like you are the problem of Nigeria.
Ha! This is how fake news starts oh. Where did you read/see results of election that was more than registered voters??

People will just be talking ignorantly up and down.
Politics › Re: "I Am Glad The PDP Is Going To Court” – Abdulsalami Abubakar by agabusta: 9:20am On Mar 02, 2019
dunkem21:
Lol.. This forum has died years ago. If I tell you what's happening, they'll ban me for 3 months.
The forum has died because a member posted news carried on Vanguard and Premium Times. Smh

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