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Following the sack of APC David Lyon by supreme court and declaration of PDP Diri Douye as the Governor of Bayelsa state, Rev. Father Mbaka has allegedly given out another prophecy about the newly sworn in Governor of Bayelsa State, Gov Diri, stating that Diri Douye cannot be Governor of Bayesla state.

According to a source, Mbaka Says the seat does not belong to Diri nor the PDP, Another man is coming after two month to take over the seat, he claims.

Recall that The PDP candidate of Bayelsa State, Diri Douye was sworn in after the Supreme court had declared that Lyon’s certificate of return was withdrawn and Diri was sworn in as governor of the state.

Mbaka predicts this in delta state at the ceremony to mark his friend and colleague who clock 68.

Recall that Mbaka had earlier prophesized about the Imo State governorship and his prophecy came to pass.

Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/bayelsa-pack-and-go-another-man-is-coming-mbaka-to-diri-douye/

The Only Surviving Sister Of Nnamdi Kanu’s Father, His Royal Majesty Eze Isreal Okwu Kanu.

More photos at https://www.akelicious.net/meet-the-only-surviving-sister-of-nnamdi-kanus-father-photos/

In reaction to the sack of David Lyon by the Supreme Court and the declaration of the PDP candidate, Diri Duoye as Governor-elect, angry APC youths in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital has set bonfire on the road ahead of inauguration of New Governor today.
The youths, making a born-fire blockade of the convoy en route inauguration venue in the state capital, dared them to come while chanting; “No David Lyon, no governor”


Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/no-david-lyon-no-governor-apc-youths-set-born-fire-on-yenagoa-road/



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Embattled President of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Chris Isiguzo who is enmeshed in certificate scandal may be compounding his problems as some of his documents in Court may have been falsified.

The trial of Isiguzo which was to come up at the Industrial Court Abuja February 12, could not hold as the judges were said to have gone for a retreat.

However, Counsel to Waheed Odusile who is challenging Isiguzo's educational qualifications filed an amendment seeking to bring in the South East Vice President, Nigeria Association of Women Journalists, NAWOJ, Lion Chibota Edozie as a witness in the matter.

The NWAOJ Vice President had worked as a reporter in a defunct Newspaper where Isiguzo/Isinguzoro is claiming to have also worked.

Isiguzo's appointment letter, which he filed in court, dated January 15, 1999, was allegedly signed by Chris Odilli, Director Corporate Affairs.

But in his reply to Barr. Obinna D. Okeke's inquiry about the authenticity of the appointment letter, Mr Odilli dismissed the letter as fake.

Hear him; "The letter head is fake because it's not the official letter head of Winner Newspapers and Trend Magazine.

"Winner Communication LTD was the publisher of The Winner newspaper and Trend Magazine.

"Winner Communication LTD, the Winner Newspaper and Trend Magazine ceased to exist before 15/1/1999, the date of the purported offer of appointment.

"I did not sign or make any appointment letter for Isinguzoro Ikechukwu Christopher or any other person at all...."


Former NUJ president Waheed Odusile is in court to be declared winner of the last NUJ election following the controversy surrounding Isiguzo's educational qualifications.
Odusile is alleging that Isiguzo Chris who contested the election has no certificate.

In his statement of defense Isiguzo swore an affidavit claiming that all the names Isiguzo Ikechukwu Christopher, Isinguzo Ikechukwu Christopher, Isinguzoro Ikechukwu Christopher.

He however, decided to drop the name he answered in China, Isiguzoro Ikechukwu Christopher.

Meanwhile, two of his certificates are up for examination.
1) ND (Oko) with name Isinguzo Ikechukwu C. (31/12/98)

2) HND (Oko) with the name Isinguzoro Ikechukwu C. with which he was working in Thisday until his sack, and temporary recall.

Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/nuj-crisis-embattled-president-falsifies-more-documents-in-court/

The peace in the ancient town of Ubulu Ihejiofor, Oru West Local government area of Imo State has been threatened by the death of one of their sons, Ifechukwu Odenigbo in far away South Africa.

The deceased was hit with a stone by his kinsman identified as DC Nsofor, all from the same town.

The suspect (DC) was reportedly indebted to someone with the deceased as his suretee.

The creditor was said to have come for his money prompting the deceased to approach his brother to ask him of the delay in payment of the debt.

Argument ensued and tempers started to rise leading to a brawl during which the deceased was hit with a stone on the head.
As the news hit town in Nigeria kinsmen of the deceased from Amorie village attacked and burnt the house of the aggressor, who hails from neighbouring Umuoru village.

Community leaders are said to be on the toes to arrest the situation in an attempt to prevent the crisis from escalating.

Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/breaking-imo-community-on-fire-as-man-murders-kinsman-in-safrica/

1.Lagos cannot provide jobs for all Nigerians.That's absolutely impossible.
2. Okada is never a normal means of transportation in any civilized city of the world
3. Okada was banned in Abuja and other places in the country, heaven did not fall.
4. The menace of okada in Lagos is the most reckless, most heartless and the most irresponsible adventures I have ever seen in my life.
5. Countless number of people had been sent to their early graves by the bizarre conducts of okada riders while many have become crippled or maimed by the same set of people.
6. Okada provides convenient cover for criminals to troop into Lagos on daily basis occupying all available spaces without any fixed addresses or by any means traceable yet most of them are out on all manners of missions that are quite inimical to the peace and safety of the people. They have become serious environmental nuisances deficating and urinating anywhere available.
7. A section of okada riders are so deadly that if they hit you or you hit them you're in trouble. They gang-attack at will, beating motorists to a stupor and sometimes killing them for mere traffic misunderstanding in which they are mostly guilty. Many a times, they set vehicles ablaze. Parents have been beaten in the presence of their children while women have been stripped naked in broad day light by okada gangsters. Must this happen to you before you appreciate the governor?
8. That the one that claimed to have invested N5 billion on an unconventional business like okada couldn't have meant well for the state. If there is human flesh business that thrives, he will invest in it as long as it yields money.
9. The argument concerning the plight of those who are already engaged in okada riding is not misplaced. I also sympathize with them. However, all hopes are not lost. The ban is not total. It applies only to less than 30% land area of the state. Meanwhile, we still have 35 other states in the country where anybody can also try his luck including Abuja, our collective national heritage.
10. Talking about trekking and provision of alternatives, trekking does a lot of good to our fitness and wellbeing. For over 30 years that we're growing up in times passed, there was no okada at all and yet we survived
11. In view of the foregoing, no responsible government will open it's eyes and allow this kind of obnoxious anomalies to continue unabated.

In conclusion therefore, the greatest disservice Babajide Sanwoolu can do to Lagos is to unban okada. That's the last thing he should consider now no matter the pressure or even consideration for future political aspirations. What will be will be! If we fail now, future generations will inherent a highly cannibalized state in total disarray and will be left with no choice than to send curses to past leaders.

https://www.akelicious.net/lagos-state-why-okada-must-go/

The Inter Party Advisory Council of Nigeria (IPAC) has called on

the independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to immediately reverse its decision on the de-registration of 74 political parties.

The council made the call in a statement signed by its

Also, INEC deregisters 74 political parties.

National Legal Adviser, Mr Ezeobika Chukwudi, on Thursday in Abuja.

Chukwudi described INEC action as affront on the judiciary, an abuse of the Court Process and a conscious disregard for the rule of law.

He said that IPAC viewed with serious concerns, the decision by INEC deregistering 74 political parties without observing due process and provisions of the law.

“The IPAC is aware of an action instituted at the Federal High Court by 33 political Parties, who are members of the Council in Suit Number /444/2019 filed at the Federal High Court, Abuja seeking amongst other things, an Order restraining INEC from deregistering concerned political Parties pending the determination of the Suit.

“The Federal High Court, upon hearing the motion for an interlocutory Injunction on the Jan. 23, 2020, adjourned for ruling on Feb. 17, 2020.

“It is however reprehensible on the part of INEC to take such decision, which is an affront on the judiciary, an abuse of the Court Process and a conscious disregard for the Rule of law.

“By the action purportedly taken by INEC today, the Council is of a firm view that INEC as an institution no longer has regards or respect for the rule of law in Nigeria and has lost the confidence of political parties in the political affairs of the nation.

“The Council hereby calls on INEC to immediately reverse the purported decision in order not to infringe on the rights of political parties as guaranteed under the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (As amended) By the Provisions of Sections 221 – 229, no provision is inferior or superior to the other.”

Chukwudi said that Section 229 defines a political party to include an association whose activities shall include canvassing for votes in support of a candidate for election into a Local Government Council.

He said that INEC as a responsible institution ought to have waited until elections were held in all 774 LGAs and 8,809 Electoral Wards in Nigeria, after the signing of the 4th Alteration to the Constitution on June 4, 2018, before assuming that a party had not won any elective position.

“It is however imperative to state that we must, as individuals or agencies of government, be careful not to foist a fait accomplish on the Court.

“It is important to re-emphasise the fact that 33 political parties, who are members of the Council, moved a motion in Court 3, at the Federal High Court in Abuja for an Order of interlocutory injunction restraining INEC from deregistering the concerned political Parties, pending the determination of the Suit.

“The court adjourned for Ruling on Feb. 17, 2020 but the INEC proceeded in error to foist a state of helplessness on the court.

“This is an affront on the judiciary and must be discouraged.

The Council calls on INEC to listen to the voice of reason and immediately reverse itself on this action.”

INEC had deregistered 74 out of Nigeria’s 92 political parties for their lackluster performance in the 2019 general elections.

https://www.akelicious.net/parties-de-registration-ipac-calls-on-inec-to-immediately-reverse-decision/

A Facebook user identified as bosindelive, shares the story of a man who has had a bullet lodged in his head for months without medical success but later vomited it.

HE WROTE:

He was shot on the head by unknown gunmen closed to his resident at Alamieseigha Road Opolo, yenagoa #Bayelsa #State last year and was rushed to FMC and latter transferred to NDU teaching Hospital for a professional handling.
Every effort to get the bullet out of his head became abortive. The medical surgeons promised to conduct a surgery on him after woods are properly healed, due to the complexity of the area affected.
“God with his infinite mercy conducted a surgery on him at the early hours on sunday 2nd of Feb 2020, while on his way out to visit a friend.

The wonders of all is that; getting to the point where he was shot by those guys, he felt like something on his throat and tried to throw up. Behold, the dangerous bullet that was to make him undergo surgery later, came out through his mouth.

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Spiritual director of Adoration Ministry Enugu Nigeria, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, has lambasted erstwhile Governor of Imo State, Rt. Hon. Emeka Ihedioha.

According to Oriental Times, Mbaka warned Ihedioha to be careful of his utterances and actions since his removal as Imo Governor if he doesn’t want to go to prison.
The Catholic priest speaking at his Adoration ground on Sunday stated that he is satisfied with the verdict of the Supreme Court that instated Hope Uzodinma as Imo Governor.

Mbaka also warned Nigerians to stop doubting or speaking ill against any of his prophecy.

Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/ihedioha-should-be-very-careful-or-he-will-go-to-jail-mbaka/

The Vice-Presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Mr. Peter Obi has commended Gov. Seyi Makinde on his eight months of purposeful and focused leadership, urging him to keep it up. Obi was speaking yesterday during his keynote address at the retreat for members of the Oyo state Government in Ibadan on Tuesday.

Obi who noted that Gov. Makinde has deployed his private sector experience in governance said he was happy that he was succeeding. “My interaction with the people really shows that you are on the right track”, Obi said.

Obi who said he was happy that Governor Makinde was focusing on three key indices of measuring Human Development Indices - Education, Health and Economy, encouraged the EXCO to key into his vision. “I am happy the way things are going. Gov. Makinde is the driver of the vehicle taking you all to the destination. You duty is to cooperate with him so that the vehicle will safely reach the destination”. Obi advised.

Emphasizing the importance of communication in governance, Obi charged the EXCO members to always tell the Governor the truth and to make sure bad news is promptly brought to his attention because such news needed attention and may make things worse if not brought to the Governor’s attention.

The retreat witnessed interactive session, where Obi freely exchanged his experience with the EXCO members.

In his own speech, Gov. Makinde thanked Obi for coming. He said they were happy to have him as a leading light in Nigeria today. He said the urge to share experiences with him was borne out of his successful tenure as the Governor of Anambra State.

https://www.akelicious.net/you-are-on-the-right-track-peter-obi-to-gov-makinde/

Mrs Chinwe Ugwu, the transition committee chairwoman of Nsukka LGA in Enugu State.
Is giving out head pans, shovels and trowels as empowerment items to some women in Nsukka LGA.
Barely one month after she empowered the youths with wheelbarrows,
Nsukka LGA receives not less than N150m monthly and the only jobs she can create is wheelbarrow pushing (Ikwa barrow) for the youths and concrete mixing job for the women.

More photos at https://www.akelicious.net/chairwoman-in-enugu-state-give-out-head-pans-shovelstrowels-as-empowerment-to-women/

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), says it generated N2 billion from the Hajj Development Levy. Fatima Usara, Head, Public Affairs, NAHCON, stated this in a statement in Abuja.

Usara said that NAHCON acting Commissioner, Operations, Mr Modibbo Saleh, announced the amount during the foundation laying ceremony of the Pilgrims Hotel in Kaduna.

She said the commission had spent part of the fund on various projects for the benefit of the Nigerian pilgrims.
”More than N2 billion was generated from the Hajj Development Levy and various projects have been executed from the amount.

”All State Pilgrims Welfare Boards and Agencies will benefit from the funds no matter how little their contributions are,” she said.

Akelicious, reports that the commission is constructing a pilgrims’ hotel facility and a multi-purpose centre in Kaduna State Hajj Camp.

The project is being executed through the Hajj Development Levy projects nationwide.

https://www.akelicious.net/nahcon-generates-n2bn-from-hajj-development-levy/

Chineke Cajethan Goodluck, a student of Peaceland University of Education Enugu in Enugu state has been declared the overall winner of the prestigious 2020 International Education Summit Awards which received entries from students and young professionals around the globe.

Cajethan hails from Agbariji lnyi in Oji River Local Government Area of Enugu state Nigeria. According to the awardee, he said that he entered for the competition based on the passion he has for writing and innovations, he added that Competition is what makes a man to succeed in life, and will keep on representing Enugu state, Nigeria and Africa in a global academic competitions.

The International Education Summit and Awards 2020 is popularly known as Bangkok Global Award, which recognizes outstanding Students, Schools and institutions who performed well in the competition. The competition is championed by the International Centre for Excellence in Education- INCEED, and Society for Perpetuation of Arts, Culture the Education. The competition in the past years has featured diversities of entries from all the countries of the world.

Following the judges comments while announcing the 2020 results. It was disclosed to the general public that the competition kicked off last year December and received over five million applications from around the world. It was reviewed that this year topic focuses on the Plans and goals of achieving the SDGs Agenda of goal four which is Quality Education.

Applicants from Tetiary Institutions, Individuals and Young Professionals in the globe were given the opportunity to share their SDGs stories and how they can make it effective to address the challenges of Education of the 21st century.

According to the senior judging panel, he said that the wider applications took a lot of rigorous screening process in order to determine the right winners. "From the results so far, we judged all the countries,
selected one best from each country, submitted to the continental level where the juries selected three best from each continent and these regional finals moved to the global level where Cajethan 's application was selected as the best among all".

Stating further, Cajethan's essay was totally impactful, promising and indomitable to save million school children.

In recognition of the efforts of these young Leaders, they have been invited for a special awards ceremony to be held in the city of Bangkok Thailand on the 22nd of February, 2020. These
These 10 countries have been named winners of this year's competition.

Nigeria- 1st position
Philippines- 2nd position
Oman- 3rd position
Mauritius- 4th position
India- 5th position
U.S.A- 6th position
Indonesia- 7th position
Bangkok- 8th position
Bangladesh- 9th position
Japan- 10th position
chinekecajethan@gmail.com , 08141968966

https://www.akelicious.net/enugu-student-wins-inceed-and-space-global-award-2020/

The Federal Government on Sunday says it has concluded plans to establish two dairy plants in Jigawa.

The Minister for Agriculture, Sabo Nanono, made the disclosure in Jahun, Jigawa while speaking to newsmen on the sideline of his two-day visit to the state.

Nanono disclosed that the dairy plants would be established at Ringim and Gujungu towns in Ringim and Taura local government councils, respectively.

Also, Again, DPR seals 29 illegal gas plants in Osun.

He said that the decision to establish the plants in the selected communities was in consideration of the high population of herdsmen and cattle breeders in the areas.

The minister explained that the dairy would supply milk products to yogurt companies in Kaduna and Zaria.

Nanono added that a similar dairy in Dawakin-Kudu, Kano was supplying milk products to companies in Kaduna.

He said that: “We intend to establish Dairy plants in Ringim and Gujungu here in Jigawa because we have a large concentration of Fulani selling milk.

“We will help them produce more milk to be supply to yogurt companies in Kaduna and Zaria.

“Market will not be a problem because the one in Dawakin Kudu cannot meet the demand of the diary companies.

“The companies are ready to up take about 30, 000 liters of milk per day but the one in Dawakin Kudu can not meet the demand”.

According to him, the companies would provide social amenities such as schools and vocational training centres to nomadic settlements in the area.

Nanono noted that the plants would also provide job opportunities and reduce poverty in the host communities.

He said that with over 25 million cattle in the country the government would adopt proactive measures to accelerate livestock and milk productions, as well as discourage importation of dairy products.

https://www.akelicious.net/fg-to-establish-2-dairy-plants-in-jigawa/

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has declared Jerry Alagbaoso of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, as the winner of the supplementary election that held on Saturday, in Orlu/Orsu/Oru East Federal Constituency, in Imo State.

The Returning Officer of the election, Emma Anakwuba, announced the results and returned the PDP Candidate under tight security, at INEC’s office in Owerri, the Imo State capital, on Tuesday night.


This declaration is coming three days after political thugs invaded INEC’s Collation Centre, in the State, and tore up the election results, after accusing the Electoral Umpire of compromising the exercise.


The Returning Officer said that the PDP Candidate scored 22,475 votes, to emerge as the winner, beating the All Progressives Congress, APC, Candidate, Eddy Iheanacho, who got 20,814 votes.

Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/breaking-inec-declares-pdp-winner-of-the-imo-state-election/

Sebastin Uremadu is a professor of Banking and Finance, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State. In this Interview with UDOKA AGWU, he advised those clamouring for Biafra and restructuring to rather work towards the realisation of the Igbo presidency in 2023. He also spoke on other topical issues in the country. Excerpts:

What is your take on Ayo Adebanjo’s view about Nigeria’s unity and Igbo presidency?

God will continue to bless Chief Ayo Adebanjo, the Afenifere leader, for being truthful and honest and for his unreserved love for unity of Nigeria. It is the Yorubas of his likes, that sincerely want the unity of Nigeria and not those who would continue to sow the seed of discord, engendering marginalisation of the Igbos and they think they are dealing hard with the Igbos not knowing that they are undoing themselves as well as weakening the strength of Nigeria by their continued working for the downfall of the Igbo ethnic group in Nigeria. Time has come for the turn of the Igbos in Nigeria to take their quota in the rotational presidency and we need good men like Pa Ayo Adebanjo, those from the North, South, East, West, Middlebelt, to join him in this noble campaign to make an Igbo president of Nigeria. God bless Chief Ayo Adebanjo and his likes in Nigeria who continuously say the truth and who seek a just cause for the nation. May they live long.

READ IPOB demands evidence of arrest of soldier who killed Okada rider
What is your response to those who say that zoning is dead?

For NRC candidate in annulled Nigeria June 12, 1993 Presidential election, Bashir Tofa, to have said that zoning is dead in the country, saying the idea will never promote unity among Nigerians portrayed him as an unrepentant spoiler. It was his candidacy that led to the annulment of June, 1993 election, believed to have been won by his opponent, Chief M.K.O. Abiola. Having enjoyed an unstopped democratic season since we embarked on rotational presidency is in 1999, for him to claim it does not lead to unity of Nigeria is most unfair to God and this country. May God help him to repent.

What is your take on those clamouring for President Muhammadu Buhari’s third term agenda?

Those making such sponsored request are not only wicked but they are irresponsible and are seeking ways to destabilise the country and or derail President Muhammadu Buhari’s well nurtured administration for their selfish reasons. Do they mean that among over 200 million Nigerians, that President Buhari could not through a democratic means discover and assist to enthrone another Nigerian from the zone it is their rightful turn to produce next president of Nigeria, come 2023? I do not think any right-thinking Nigerian would seek otherwise and by so doing, offend God who saved him from a threatening illness in 2017 when Nigerians of diverse tongues, tribes and religion prayed and God answered and healed him, a miracle President Buhari himself and members of his family can never deny.

READ Ebonyi State govt denies floating militia to attack IPOB
Those asking him to do otherwise, definitely do not like him but for their greed and selfish motives, because they do not mean well for him nor the country; but would want to myopically benefit in their little way they have been profiting, under his presidency. It shall never augur well for such persons, Amen! They should allow President Buhari to serve his second term in office, ending in 2023.

What is your view on the stand of Clark, Yakassai, Williams and Balarabe on Igbo Presidency?

I must commend the Elder statesmen, Tanko Yakassai and Edwin Clark for their wise intervention towards the 2023 Igbo presidential election project and their declaration that the South East geopolitical zone should be allowed to produce the president of the country, in 2023.



All the major political blocs in the country have produced the President, except the South East, and justice and equity demand that the Igbos be allowed to produce the president after which power rotation could continue.

I describe Tanko Yakassai, Edwin Clark, Gen. Ishola Williams and Balarabe Musa as men of wisdom and truth. Igbos deserve the presidency of the country after President Buhari.

Will you attribute APC’s loss of Imo 2019 gubernatorial election to Rochas Okorocha?

APC would have won in Imo State governorship election, if not for the misbehaviour of Rochas Okorocha. And I must say that the APC national body contributed to that, because if they had wanted the APC to win the governorship seat of Imo State, they would have called Rochas Okorocha to order. It was intentional, a gang up engineered by Ahmed Tinubu and Yemi Osinbajo and they misled President Muhammadu Buhari and Oshiomhole was put at the forefront in pushing that. APC wanted to get Osun State, they went in and got it. They wanted to get Ekiti State, they went in and got it. Presently, they want to get Kogi State, they have moved heaven and earth and suppressed others and they are still projecting Yahaya Bello. Why did the APC and President Muhammadu Buhari move in to stop Rochas Okorocha from presenting his son in-law? They never wanted us, so let us not pretend, because they were scheming.

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Do you suspect any scheming against the 2023 Igbo presidency?

Yes there is; but let me tell you the truth, every scheming against the Igbo Presidency in 2023 will fail.

What is your take on Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and the N-power Social Fund Distribution?

The scheme is a failure and lopsided. The Vice President concentrated on the South-West and parts of the North, with South benefiting little.

What is your advice to Igbos on the 2023 Presidency project?

I must caution our people, the Igbos against confusing the quest for presidency with calls for State of Biafra and restructuring. Igbos need presidency of the country, not Biafra or restructuring. Restructuring is a thing of the mind. It is true that Igbos have been marginalised but that does not warrant misguided demands. I will advise the Igbos to return to political alliance with the North, as was done by the late Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe. The South East should play mainstream politics.

https://www.akelicious.net/igbos-should-forget-biafra-now/

The fiscal operations of the Federal Government in the fourth quarter of 2019, showed an estimated deficit of N1.14 trillion, compared with the proportionate quarterly budget deficit of N479.62 billion. The government had estimated an expenditure profile of N2.59 trillion for the fourth quarter of 2019, but expended N2.07 trillion, representing a 20.1 percent shortfall and 14.1 percent compared with the level in the preceding quarter.

But the provisional data from Q4 Economic Report by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) revealed that while the Federal Government N2.07 trillion in the period under review, its earnings amounted to N938.72 billion. The development, which resulted to N1.14 trillion deficit financing, was below both the quarterly budget estimate, as well as the receipt in the preceding quarter by 55.6 percent and 46.0 percent, respectively.


Of the N938.72 billion, Federation Account accounted for 83.8 per, cent, while Federal Government Independent Revenue, Value Added Tax (VAT), Exchange Gain and Non-oil Excess, accounted for 8.7 percent, 4.4 percent, 2.7 percent, and 0.4 percent, respectively. Still, a further breakdown of the total expenditure showed that the recurrent component accounted for 73 percent, while capital and statutory transfers accounted for 21.3 percent and 5.7 percent, repectively.

An analysis the recurrent expenditure components showed that the non-debt component like salaries and others, accounted for 74.1 per cent, while debt service payments was 25.9 percent. The Federal Government and the sub-nationals (states) got tangled with the deficits when the federally-collected revenue in Q4 of 2019 settled at N2.6 trillion, which was lower than the quarterly budget of N3.76 trillion by 30.8 percent.

It also fell by 10.6 percent when compared with the receipt in the preceding quarter. The decline in federally-collected revenue (gross) relative to the quarterly budget, was attributed to shortfalls in both oil and non-oil revenues.Gross oil revenue, at N1.56 trillion or 60.1 percent of the total receipts, was below the quarterly budget by 35.3 percent, but above the receipt in the preceding quarter by 16.7 percent.

The decline in oil revenue relative to the quarterly budget was due to shortfalls in all its components, except domestic crude oil and gas sales.Non-oil revenue (gross) at N1.04 trillion fell below the quarterly budget of N1.34 trillion by 22.6 percent, as well as below the level in the preceding quarter by 33.9 percent.


The drop in non-oil revenue relative to the quarterly budget was due to the decline in receipt from all its components, except customs and excise duties. After the statutory deductions and transfers of N517.67 billion and N450.46 billion, respectively, a net sum of N1.63 trillion was retained in the Federation Account for distribution during the quarter.

Of this amount, the Federal Government received N786.35 billion; state and local governments received N398.85 billion and N307.49 billion, respectively, while the balance of N141.47 billion was transferred to the 13 percent Derivation Fund for distribution among the oil-producing states.

Additionally, the Federal Government received N41.46 billion, while the state and local governments received N138.22 billion and N96.75 billion, respectively, from the VAT Pool Account. Also, the sum of N8.7 billion was drawn-down from the Non-oil Excess Account and distributed among the Federal Government, N3.99 billion; state governments, N2.02 billion; local governments, N1.56 billion; and 13 percent Derivation Fund, N1.13 billion.

Similarly, N55.85 billion was shared as Exchange Gain, with the Federal Government getting N25.62 billion; state governments, N12.99 billion; local governments, N10.02 billion; and 13 percent Derivation Fund, N7.22 billion. Thus, the total statutory and VAT revenue allocation to the three tiers of government in the fourth quarter of 2019, amounted to N1.98 trillion, against the quarterly budget of N3.27 trillion.


At N701.90 billion, the total allocation to state governments from the Federation Account, including the 13 percent Derivation Fund and VAT Pool Account, was lower than the quarterly budget by 40.4 percent. A breakdown of the revenue flows to the states showed that receipts from the Federation Account was N563.69 billion (80.3 percent), while the share from VAT stood at N138.22 billion (19.7 percent).

The receipts from the Federation and VAT Pool accounts fell below the quarterly budget estimate by 42.1 percent and 32.5 percent, respectively.On the other hand, total allocations to local governments from the Federation and VAT Pool accounts in the fourth quarter of 2019 stood at N415.82 billion and were also, below the quarterly budget by 38.3 percent.

Of the total amount, allocation from the Federation Account was N319.07 billion, representing 76.7 percent of the total receipts, while the VAT Pool Account stood at N96.75 billion, representing 23.3 percent.

https://www.akelicious.net/fg-records-n1-14tr-deficit-in-three-months/

President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the repeated attacks by bandits on communities in Niger State and its environs, directing the Nigerian Air Force to deploy its fighter aircraft in checking the menace.

The president gave the directive in a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, in Abuja on Sunday.

President Buhari described the repeated attacks which led to loss of several lives in the affected communities “as a disaster for the nation”.

Also, Niger gov. condemns renewed bandits attacks on communities.

He, therefore, authorized the deployment of air power to support troops and policemen deployed to the “difficult terrain,” to counter the menace of the attackers operating in the forest area bordering Kaduna, Niger and Zamfara States.

In line with this directive, according to the presidential aide, the Nigerian Air Force is setting up refueling facilities at Minna, Niger State, to support the air operations.

Shehu revealed that relevant military authorities had assured the president that given the improved weather conditions, a major exercise to “visually acquire targets” and launch attacks would soon follow.

He said: ”President Buhari has received assurances that with the harmattan dust gradually easing its hold on the skies, fighter aircraft would this week join the efforts to provide effective air attacks against bandits, kidnappers and cattle rustlers that have been attacking remote communities around Dogon Gona forest in Niger State.”

He added that the Police Command in Niger had equally given assurances that ”the planned dedicated air raids to complement the police helicopter gunship operations remain the best approach given the lack of motorized roads in the areas constantly under attack”.

President Buhari commiserated with the government and people of Niger State over the attacks and loss of lives, and assured that affected communities would not be abandoned by the rest of the country.

Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/buhari-orders-air-force-to-shell-bandits-in-niger-state/

Mr Dokun Olatunde, the Executive Director of Self Reliance Economic Advancement Programme (SEAP), has urged the Federal Government to adopt a flexible policy to promote Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) in the country.

Olatunde Stated this on Sunday in Ibadan at the New Year thanksgiving service and 20th anniversary of the organisation.

He noted that for the future of SMEs to be bright, government needed to address the critical challenges facing the sector.

Also, FRSC commander warns officers against corrupt practices.

“Many businesses are not yielding profit because of multiple taxation and levies.

“There is a need to provide funding support for entrepreneurs, especially start -ups.

“To access loans, you need 150 per cent collateral and it has to be backed up by Certificate of Occupancy and not many SMEs can afford that,” he said.

The SEAP boss also called for a downward review of electricity tariff, especially for entrepreneurs.

“The cost of energy is too high, hence the huge cost of production and this is killing businesses gradually if left unchecked.

“You have to be on diesel for production and when you look at the economy, this is not adding value as people are struggling to survive,” he said.

He Stated that the organisation was ready to support many youths to thrive through its various programmes geared toward self reliance.

“We want to see how we can build more youths to be self reliant and support them and that is why I said if the church is ready to promote youths who are graduates, it should guarantee them.

“Let the church stand as guarantor for them so that they can have access to funds and achieve their vision,” he said.

He said SEAP was focusing on digital microfinance to ensure members of the organisation do not fall prey to fraudsters.

In his sermon at the event, Rev. Kehinde Edwards of Molete Baptist Church Ibadan, counselled the government on the need to be more purposeful and focused in fulfilling its promises to Nigerians.

“We want to be seeing the dividends of democracy delivered to the masses; infrastructure should be built, health facilities should be provided and upgraded to modern technology and insecurity challenges should be addressed headlong.

“The government needs to rejig its strategies so that Nigeria can be peaceful, prosperous and the people can be happy,” he said.

https://www.akelicious.net/adopt-flexible-policy-to-promote-smes-seap-boss-tells-fg/

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced Mrs Comfort Amwe of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as winner of the rerun election for Sanga constituency seat in the Kaduna State House of Assembly.

The Returning Officer, Salihu Kargi of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria who announced the results in Gwantu on Sunday, said Amwe polled 19,815 votes to defeat Haliru Gambo-Dangana of the APC who scored 19,688 votes.
The rerun election was conducted in 14 polling units in the local government

Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/pdp-wins-kaduna-assembly-seat/

Former Gov. Emeka Ihedioha has gone back to the supreme court seeking to be returned as the Governor of Imo State, he approached the Apex Court on thursday based on the following reasons.

1. Uzodinma was not APC candidate & was not a candidate of any party in the 9th March Governorship election in Imo State based on the judgement of the same Supreme Court on 20th December 2019.
2. Uche Nwosu was declared as the rightful candidate of APC & AA and was disqualified for double candidature.
3. APC couldn’t have produced 2 candidates in one election.
4.Supreme Court have no powers to allocate votes to any candidate.
5. Supreme Court have no power to increase the number of people accredited by INEC.
6. Somebody that was not a candidate cannot be winner of an election he was not a candidate.

Full details at https://www.akelicious.net/emeka-ihedioha-returns-to-supreme-court/

The Progressive Governors Forum, says community policing initiated by some state governments will complement the efforts of the Federal Government in tackling insecurity in the country.

The Governor of Plateau, Mr Simon Lalong, said this on Friday while briefing newsmen at the end of the first quarterly meeting of the forum’s Governance Programme Steering Committee Meeting in Abuja.

Lalong said the forum believes in community policing that operates within the ambit of the law.

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Lalong, who is the co-chair of the committee, said the committee was preparing a framework to enhance good governance and address insecurity in the All Progressives Congress (APC) controlled States.

“Here, we are not talking about Amotekun, we are talking about general insecurity, and once we lay the foundation for the APC states and it is approved, then we will begin to talk about implementation.

“What we are laying down now in the framework is general on insecurity, because we are not unmindful of the situation in the country.

“That is, for every year, we make a framework and tell them these are things that are current and these are things that APC governors should adopt in terms of preparing their budget and also in governance in their states.

“In general term, what we did after presentations from security agencies is, all of us appear to be talking about community policing. That one we are all agreed on.

“So, we don’t want a situation where you start doing something and the federal government will say you are doing it outside the law just like what they said about Amotekun.”



He said that the committee’s mandate was to design policies for implementation for good governance in APC states.

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“As we pointed out during the inaugural meeting of this Steering Committee, from 2019-2023, we will want the work of the PGF Governance Programme Steering Committee to focus more on strengthening the capacity of our states to have increased commitment to implement approved initiatives.”

Lalong condemned the killing of students and religious leaders by the Boko Haram, urging Nigerians to be united in fighting insurgency.

Also, Co-Chairman of the committee and Governor of Jigawa, Abubakar Badaru, said that the progressives governors believed that each state knew what would work for it in protecting lives and property, depending on its peculiarity.

“On Operation Amotekun, I believe the Federal Government and the South West region can find some solutions. They are engaging in dialogue and I believe they will resolve it.

“I believe security situation is peculiar to each state, it depends on each state what they think will work for them. Some will want Amotekun, some dialogue, some may not need any.”

READ My Take On Yahaya Bello And The Forthcoming Election In Kogi State
Badaru said that the APC adminstration was working had to tackle insecurity and corruption in the country.

“Above all the government is looking at social security to see how we can address insecurity and unemployment.”

https://www.akelicious.net/community-policing-will-address-insecurity-says-apc-governors/

Manchester United have sacked manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after identifying a catalogue of his failings at the club.
Full report at https://www.akelicious.net/breaking-manchester-united-sack-solskjaer/

The Lagos State government, without a formal ban, has shut out motorcyclists and tricyclists from many of the state roads and bridges, with immediate effect.



The order, which Channels TV said was sent to it on Monday, listed the routes where motorcycles and tricycles movement were restricted and in many cases outrightly banned.

Government had published a similar list under the Babatunde Fashola administration. But it failed because of poor enforcement.

Government sternly warned motorcycle and tricycle operators to refrain from operating on the forbidden roads and routes.

The full List

MAJOR HIGHWAYS
Lagos Ibadan Expressway
Apapa Oshodi Expressway
Oworoshoki Oshodi Expressway
Lagos Ikorodu Expressway
Lagos Abeokuta Expressway
Babangida Bouleverde
Eti-Osa Lekki Epe Expressway
Lagos Badagry Express
Funsho Williams Avenue
Agege motor Road
Eti-Osa Lekki Coastal Road

BRIDGES
Iyana-Ipaja Bridge, Agege/Alimosho Local Government
Dopemu Bridge, Agege/Alimosho Local Government
Airport/Ikeja Bridge, Ikeja Local Government
Agege Motor Road/Oshodi Loop, Oshodi, Ikeja/Mushin Local Government
Mushin/Isolo Link Bridge, Mushin Oshodi Local Government
Dorman Long Bridge Surulere/Lagos Mainland Local Government
Ojuelegba Bridge, Surulere/Lagos Mainland Local Government
National Stadium Flyover, Surulere Local Government
Iganmu/Funsho Williams Bridge Surulere Local Government
Apapa – Iganmu Bridge Surulere Local Government
Apapa – Ijora Link Bridge, Apapa/Lagos Mainland Local Government
Liverpool Bridge, Apapa, Apapa Local Government
Mile 2 Bridge Loop, Amuwo-Odofin, Amuwo-Odofin Local Government
Okota (Cele)/Ijesha Link Bridge Mushin/Oshodi-Isolo Local Government
Apakun/Apapa-Oshodi Bridge Network, Mushin/Oshodi/Isolo Local Government
Ikorodu Road/Anthony Cloverleaf Bridge Somolu/Ikeja Local Government
Trade Fair Flyover Bridge, Ojo Local Government
Festac/Amuwo-Odofin Link Bridge Amuwo Odofin Local Government
2 Flyover bridges along Alhaji Masha Rd, Surulere Local Government
Ojota Clover Leaf Bridge, Kosofe/Ikeja Local Government
Ogudu Bridge Kosofe Local Government
3rd Mainland Bridge Lagos Island/Mainland/Somolu Local Government
Maryland flyover Ikeja/Somolu Local Government
Ikeja/General Hospital flyover Bridge Ikeja Local Government
Kodesho Bridge, Oba Akran, Ikeja, Ikeja Local Government
Opebi Link Bridge, Ikeja Local Government
Sheraton-Opebi Bridge, Ikeja Local Government
Jibowu/Yaba flyover Bridge, Lagos Mainland Local Government
Carter Bridge Lagos, Lagos Mainland Local Government
Bariga-Ifako Bridge Somolu/Kosofe Local Government
Apapa – OShodi Expressway/Alapere Bridge Somolu/Kosofe Local Government
Bariga/Oworonshoki Bridge Somolu/Kosofe Local Government
Apapa – Oshodi Expressway/3rd Mainland Bridge Somolu/Kosofe Local Government
Apapa – Oshodi Expressway/3rd mainland Bridge Somolu/Kosofe Local Government
3rd mainland/Oworonshoki Bridge Kosofe Local Government
Eko Bridge Lagos Island/Lagos Mainland Local Government
Apongbon flyover, Bridge Lagos Island Local Government
Cowry Bridge (Officers Mess) Lagos Island/Eti-Osa Local Government.
McWen Bridge (Bonny camp) Eti-Osa Local Government.
Marina/Ikoyi Bridge Lagos Island/Eti-Osa Local Government.
Ikoyi/Obalende Bridge Eti-Osa Local Government.


OTHER ROADS
AGEGE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Oba Ogunji Road
Old Abeokuta Road
Capital Road
Alfa Nla Road
Oko-Oba Road
Akilo Street
Agunbiade Road
Ogba Road
Ipaja Road
Maricas Road
Oyewole Road
Arigbanla Street
Dopemu Road
Oke-koto Road
Oniwaya Road
Adebisi Awosoga Street
Old Ota Road
Ijaiye Road
Akin Doherty Road
Amoo Street
Pen Cinema Round About
Surulere Street
Agbedeji Street
Ayige Street
Sule Street
Ashipa Street
Salawu Street


AJEROMI-IFELODUN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Baale Adeyemo Street
Mba/Cardoso Street up to Ota Wharf
Mobile Road Up To Boundary Road
Boundary Road – Aiyeke Bridge – Tolu Bus/Stop
Wilmer Crescent
Industry Road
Achapo Road/New Road
Idewu Street
Baale Adeyemo Road
Malu/Mobile Road
Ojo Road
Cemetery/Mosafejo/Alaba Road
Bakare/faro road


APAPA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Creek Road
Wharf Road
Burma Road
Randle Road
Marine Road
Kofo Abayomi Road
Liverpool Road
Point Road
Park lane
Itapeju Avenue
Entire Network of Road in Apapa GRA
Dock Yard Road
Oduduwa Road
Ladipo Oluwole Road
Bonny Road
Commercial Road
Malu/Mobile Road
Warehouse Road
Orile – Igamu Road




ALIMOSHO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Ipaja – Ayobo Road
Okoro Road
Egbeda – Idimu Road
Egbeda – Akowonjo Road
Iyana – Ipaja – Idimu Road
Idimu – Ipaja – Idimu Road
LASU – Iba Road
Ikotun – Egbe Road
Ipaja Road
Igando Road
Egbe – Idimu Road
Old Ota Road
Meiran Road
Ayobo Road
Ajasa/command Road
Baruwa Road
Liasu Road
Governor’s Road
Abaranje Road
Ijegun Road
Shasha Road
Baruwa/Aina Obembe Road
Adefemi Road, Ipaja
Go ye Road


AMUWO-ODOFIN LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Oshodi – Apapa Expressway
Durbar Road/Asiwaju Bola Tinubu Road
The Entire Network of Roads in Festac Town
Circular Road
The entire Network of Road in Zones A, B, C & D of Amuwo Odofin Low Cost Housing Estate
Old Ojo Road
Mumuni Adio Bodmus way
Lagos Badagry Expressway


BADAGRY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Lagos Badagry Expressway from Eric Moore to Seme Road
Badagry Roundabout to Top Road
Joseph Dosu Road


CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (CBD) ROADS
Inner Marina
Broad Street
Nnamdi Azikwe Street
King George V Road
Idumagbo Avenue
Outer Marina
Adeniji Adele Street
Martins Street
Balogun Street
Odunlami Street
Ereko Road
New Balogun Street
Campbell Street
Breadfruit Street
Abibu Oki Street
Davies Street
Kakawa Street
Force Road
Oloto/Fasbery Road

EPE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Femi Agbalajobi
Ayetoro Road
Hospital Road
Marina Road
Central Mosque Road
Kasali Oluwa Street
Ekundayo Street
Lagos Road
Ijebu to Itoikin Road from Agbowa to Itoikin
Omu-Ijebu to Ketu Roundabout
Ketu Roundabout to Ejinrin Town
Ota Road
Olofin Road
Orungbo – Ido Road
Agbowa – Ikosi Road
Ketu Roundabout to Epe
Ketu Roundabout Itoikin


ETI-OSA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
The entire Network of Roads and bridges in Ikoyi Obalende and Victoria Island Local Council Development Areas

Eti-Osa – Lekki – Epe Expressway


IFAKO-IJAYE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA/OJODU/OJOKORO LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREA
Ogunnusi Road
Lateef Jakande Road
College Road
Jonathan Coker Street
Iju Road
WEMPCO Road
ACME Road
New Oko-Oba Road
Lagos Abeokuta Expressway
Agbado Road
Baale Animashaun Road
Yaya Abatan Road


IKEJA LOCA GOVERNMENT AREA
Lagos Ibadan Expressway (from Lagos Boundary to Lagos and Toll Gate)
Sheraton Link Bridge
Oba Akran Avenue
Obafemi Awolowo Way
Kudirat Abiola Road
Moboloaji Bank-Anthony Road
Lateef Jakande Road
Nurudeen Olowopopo Drive
Otunba Jobi Fele Way
Allen Avenue
Opebi Road
Secretariat Road
Mobolaji Johnson Road
Osho Street
Hakeem Balogun Road
IPM Way
Ashabi Cole Street
Toyin Street
Entire Ikeja GRA Road Network
ACME Road
WEMPCO Road
Oduduwa Road
Isaac John Street
Alausa Secretariat Perimeter Road Network
Simbiat Abiola Road
Kaffi Street
Opebi Link Bridge
Ikosi Road
Adeniyi Jones Avenue
Entire Alausa CBO
Ladipo Oluwole Avenue
ASBFI Road
Olowu Street
Ola Ayindan Street
Unity Road
Armoire Avenue
Ijaola Street
Iyaoloye Crescent
Olu Akerele Street
Emmanuel Street
Odo-Iyalaro Underbridge
Olotunbosun Street

IKORODU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Ikorodu Road (from Mile12 to Ikorodu Benson Roundabout)
Ipakodo – Ibesha Road
Lagos – Ikorodu Express Road
T.O.S Benson Road
Oba Sekumade Road
Lagos – Shagamu Road
Obafemi Awolowo Road
Ikorodu – Itoikin Road
Igbogbo Road
Ayangburen Road
Alhaji Street



IKOYI/OBALENDE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Alfred Rewane Road
Glover Road
Alexander Road
Awolowo Road
Bourdillon Road
Gerald Road
Osborne Road Estate 1 & 2
Lugard Avenue
Olu Holloway Road
Bayo Kuku Street
Oba Adeyinka Oyekan Avenue
Mobolaji Johnson Road
Club Road
Federal Secretariat Road
Thomson Avenue
Lateef Jakande Avenue
Moore Road
Oyinkan Abayomi Road
Maroko Close
Adeyemi Lawson Street
Femi Okunnu Road
Jabita Close
Onikoyi/Turnbull Road
Iru Close
Ajayi Bembe Street
Entire Park view Estate Road
Awori Road
HFP Way
HEP Road
Lawrence Road
Reeve Road
St. Gregory Street
Ribadu Road
Raymond Njoku Street
Okotie Eboh Street
Keffi Street
Norman Williams Street
Ilabere Avenue
Oloto Road
Ojora Road
McPherson Avenue
Olanijonyin Avenue
Owena Street
Agodogba Road
Moboloaji Johnson Road
Bedwell Road
Murtala Muhammed Road
Obalende Road
Toyan Street
Odo Street
Awolowo Road
Bankole Oki Road
Ademola Street
Turnbull Road
Cameroon Road
Yemi Cardoso
Banana Estate
Dolphin Duplex
Dolphin High Rise
Alhaji Kannike Street
Igbo Street
Moshalashi Street
Eleshin Road
Ajeniya Street
Dr Bode Olajumoke Street
Alhaji Bashorun Close
Alhaji Alade Odenewu Street
Aromire Close
Barrow Avenue
Olofin Street
Lalupon Street


KOSOFE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Ogudu Alapere Expressway (from Toll Gate to 3rd Mainland Bridge)
Ogudu Road
Demurin Street
Alapere Road
CMD Road
Doyin Omololu Street
Davies Street
50 Metres from Ikorodu Road on Ikosi Road
Omololu Street
Diya Street
Williams Street


LAGOS ISLAND AREA
The entire network of roads and bridges in Lagos Island East and Lagos Island West Local Government

LAGOS MAINLAND LGA
Herbert Macaulay Way
Barikisu Iyede Street
Murtala Muhammed way
Third Mainland Bridge
Ijora Causeway
Commercial Avenue
Old Yaba Road
Sabo Round About
University Road
Abule – Ijesha Road
Harvey Road
Montgomery Road
Onike Iwaya Road
Morocco Road
Aje Street
Musiliu Smith Road
Hughes Avenue
Birrel Avenue
Hussey Road
Oweh Street
Aggrey Road
Borno Way
Apapa Road
Jibowu Street
Iwaya Road
Okobaba Street
Cemetery Street
Freeman Street


MUSHIN /ODI-OLOWO AREA
Agege Motor Road (From Mangoro to Moshalasi Junction) Both
Fatai Atere Way(Okada Only)
Idi-Araba Street
Ilupeju Bypass(Both)
Itire Road(Okada Only)
Palm Avenue(Okada)
Ladipo Street(Okada Only)
Layi Oyekanmi Street(Okada Only)
Olateju Street(Okada Only)
Isolo Road
Ojekunle Road
Ilasamanja Road(Okada Only)
Ogunmokun Street(Okada Only)
Association Avenue(Both)
Kayode Street(Okada Only)
Town Planning Way(Both)
Coker Road(Both)
Post Office Road(Okada Only)
Mushin Road

OJO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Igbo Elerin Road
Lagos – Badagry Expressway
Iyana School Bus Stop at Ishasi Road
Oba Ayoka to Iba New Site
Alaba Int’l Market Raod
Olojo Drive
Ojo Igbede Road
Nepa Road
Ishasi Road
Abule Aka Road to Ajangbadi Road
Akoberu/Sabo Road
Itire – Ilogbo Road
Iyana Era – Ilogbo Road
Ajangbadi – Shibiri Road
Kemberi/Aka Road


OSHODI/ISOLO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Okota Road
NNPC road
Oshodi – Apapa expressway
Airport Road
Egbe Road
Ago-Palace Way
Isolo Road
Osolo Way
Abimbola Street
Ejigbo – Ajao Estate Link Road
Estate – Isheri-Oshun Road
Post Office Road
Oyetayo Street
Oshodi Road
Church Street
Afariogun Street
Sehinde Callisto Street
Mafoluku Road
Adeyemi Street
Ajibulu Street
New Airport Road


SOMOLU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
IKORODU EXPRESSWAY (From Mile 12 to Yaba Terminus)
George Street
Morocco Road
Market Street
Bajulaiye Road
Fola Agoro Street
Apata Street
Oguntolu Street
Pedro Road
Igi Olugbin Street
Ashagbon Street
Gbagada Road
St. Finbarr’s Road
Jibowu Street
Oweh Street
Issac John Street
Watchtower Avenue
Shylon Street
Shipeolu Street


SURULERE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Funsho Williams Ave
Adeniran Ogunsanya Street
Ogunlana Drive
Bode Thomas Street
Akerele Road
Itire – Ojuelegba Road
Tejuosho Street
Alhaji Masha Road
Itire – Ijesha Road
Ishaga Road
Eric Moore Road
Randle Avenue
Agbebi Street
Babs Animashaun Road
Ijesha Road
Enitan Street
Adeshina Street
Adelabu Steet
Adetola Street
Nuru Oniwo Street
Adekunle Kuye Street
Shaki Crescent
Oshogbo Street
Tokoso Street
Okotoa Link Bridge
Opere Street
Odichie Street
Olatunde Onimole Street
Brown Street
Agboyin Street
Agboyin Avenuew
Nnobi Street
Sanya Street
Opeloyeru Street
Kilo Street
Adetioye Street
Fasoro Street
Oladimeji Street
Ojuolape Street
Solabomi Street
Ogungbesan Street


IRU /VICTORIA ISLAND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Ahmadu Bello Way
Adeola Odeku Street
Kofo Abayomi Street
Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue
Ajose Adeogun Road
Idowu Taylor Street
Idowu Martins Street
Adeleke Adedoyin Street
Elsie Femi Pearse Street
Musa Yar’Adua Street
Walter Carrington Crescent
Bishop Oluwole Street
Samuel Manuwa Street
Akin Olugbade Street
Molade Okoya Thomas Street
Sinari Daranijo Street
Bishop Aboyade Cole Street
Ligali Ayorinde Avenue
Saka Tinubu Street
Karimu Kotun Street
Muri Okunola Street
Etim Inyang Crescent
Adetokunbo Ademola Street
Adeola Hopewell Street
Ahmed Onibudo Road
Engineering Close
Sanusi Fafunwa Street
Tiamiyu Savage Street
Olosa Street
Oyin Jolayemi Street
Marinho Drive
Moshood Olugbani
Fatai Durosinmi Street
Adeyemo Alakija Street
Oko Agwo Close
Afribank Street.

https://www.akelicious.net/lagos-announces-no-go-areas-for-okada-keke-marwa/