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God Forgave Prostitutes, But When it Was Time to Pick The Mother Of His Son, He Chose a Virgin, Brothers You Can Forgive The Long Term Prostitutes in The Church Like God Has Forgave Them, But When it Comes to Choosing The Mother Of Your Kids, Be Like God

They've not seen anything yet this is the Beginning of Hardship to the Common masses and my happiness is that The AGBADORIANS are the once that It will benefit because their children will pay 35k why the Obidient will pay 100k

I Expect 100% of Edo Voters to Reject APC At The Poll Even if They Field The Best, Just to Show Disapproval to Tinubu's Ungodly Leadership. Now That it is Clear That The APC Candidate Ranks The Least On All Scale, There's No Reason The Man Should Get Any Vote Grom Sane People.

I Expect 100% of Edo Voters to Reject APC At The Poll Even if They Field The Best, Just to Show Disapproval to Tinubu's Ungodly Leadership. Now That it is Clear That The APC Candidate Ranks The Least On All Scale, There's No Reason The Man Should Get Any Vote Grom Sane People.

Evil Spirits Are Tormenting You, Please Carry Out An Urgent Strong Deliverance

Ever Since Tinubu Entered As INEC Select President it Has Been One Evil Report or The Other.

Band A is suffering and he is giving Band b subsidy.. what is the name of drug he is taking now? Is it that Canada loud that I heard about?

The FG has approved a N180.8 billion subsidy for power consumers from Bands B-E.

The federal government is expected to pay about N180.8 billion as electricity subsidy for power consumers from Bands ‘B’ to ‘E’ that have had their tariffs frozen since December 2022, THISDAY learnt on Friday.

Besides, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has fined the 11 Distribution Companies (Discos) roughly N8.3 billion for overbilling their customers in recent times, with an instruction for them to compensate the impacted electricity consumers.

These were made known in the September 2024 Supplementary Order of the Multi Year Tariff Order of 2024 released by the Sanusi Garba-led power sector regulator on Friday in Abuja.

A THISDAY review of the orders indicated that Abuja Disco had the highest fine with N1.69 billion, followed by Eko Disco with N1.41 billion, while Ikeja Disco was instructed by NERC to pay N1.41 billion for the infraction.

The other Discos that were impacted by the order were: Jos Disco with N1.338 billion; Port Harcourt Disco was fined N1.16 billion; Benin Disco was fined N804 million; Enugu Disco will pay N310m; Ibadan Disco will shed N15 million while Kaduna Disco has N115 million to pay.

Besides, Yola Disco was fined N54 million and Kano Disco will pay N20 million for the same offence.

The order, which also saw tariffs unchanged for the month of September, was signed by NERC’s Vice Chairman, Musiliu Oseni and Commissioner for Legal, Licensing, and Compliance, Dafe Akpeneye.

According to the sector regulator, the penalty was a response to the Discos’ non-compliance with previous directives aimed at capping estimated billing for electricity consumers.


The power distributors are also expected to publish explanations on their websites within 24 hours if they fail to provide a committed level of service on Band ‘A’ feeders for two consecutive days.

NERC stated that the Discos shall be held accountable for service deliveries per commitments under its Service Based Tariff (SBT) proposals that seek to align end-user tariffs in proportion to the service level enjoyed by customer clusters as measured in average hours of supply per day over one month.


The commission said it shall continue to leverage technology to directly obtain data on the hours of supply on each Band A feeder from the head-end system for the Discos for near real-time monitoring of service.

Besides, NERC in the order affirmed that Discos shall maintain a rapid response team to ensure effective service delivery on the committed minimum hours of supply to each service Band commencing with Band ‘A’ feeders.

The team, it said, shall continue to ensure timely response to customers’ complaints, fault clearing and alignment with the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) regional teams for effective load management and optimised dispatch to respective feeders.

It further stated that the companies shall maintain the dedicated email and contact numbers of the service rapid response team for each customer cluster/business unit on its website and continue to circulate the same to the customers vide bulk SMS and social media handles.

They also will be obligated to publish a rolling seven-day average daily hours of supply on each Band A feeder daily on its website no later than 09:00 am of the next day.

Where they fail to deliver on the committed level of service on a Band A feeder for consecutive two days, the Discos shall on the next day by 10.00 am publish on its website an explanation of the reasons for the failure and update the affected customers on the timeline for restoration of service to the committed service level.

In addition, where they fail to meet the committed service level to a Band A feeder for seven consecutive days, the feeder shall be automatically downgraded to the recorded level of supply pursuant to provisions of Section 6 of Order No. NERC/334/2022.

According to NERC, the Discos are also obligated by the order to procure a minimum of 10 per cent of their 2024 load allocation, to improve the reliability of supply and sustain delivery of a minimum service level under the SBT.

On the subsidy issue, NERC approved the payment of N26.4 billion for Abuja customers; N23.76 billion for Ikeja Disco; N22.21 billion for Ibadan Disco; N19.92 billion for Eko Disco and N14.87 billion for Benin Disco this month.

In addition, Enugu Disco will receive N14.61 billion; Port Harcourt will get N13.45 billion; Kaduna gets N13.14 billion; Kano has N12.96 billion; Jos Disco is entitled to a subsidy of N11.68 billion while Yola Disco will get N8.06 billion this September subsidy circle.

“In line with the policy direction of the federal government on electricity subsidy, the allowed tariffs for Bands B-E customer categories shall remain frozen at the rates payable since December 2022 subject to further policy direction by the government,” NERC stated.


https://www.arise.tv/nigerian-consumers-to-benefit-from-n180-8bn-electricity-subsidy-as-discos-face-n8-3bn-fines/

Lagos is Not Yorubaland

blamingthedevil:
God Bless Folorunsho Alakija
Omo Eko , Ikorodu Oga
God Bless Lagos State
God Bless Yorubaland
God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

See the Foolish Family Who Claimed that they are Wealthy and don't need Nigeria money.

Lagos State Should Take The Lead
Makoko
Adeniji
Obalende
Ebute meta
Abongbon
Badore
Badagry
Ketu
Mile 12
Ajegunle
ORILE
Oshodi
Mushin
Elegushi
Awoyays
APapa

If Tinubu Lagos Is Not On The List, Then The List is Useless

It's a deliberate thing, they practically don't want the poor kids to level up....

Nigeria system is the weapon fashioning against all Nigerians

They've not seen anything yet this is the Beginning of Hardship to the Common masses and my happiness is that The AGBADORIANS are the once that will benefit because their children will pay 35k why the Obidient will pay 100k

The fee hike was communicated in a letter addressed to all boarding school principals, signed by Olufemi Asaolu, Director of Basic Education Services at the Lagos State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education.

The Lagos State government has announced an increase in boarding fees across all public secondary schools in the state, raising the cost from N35,000 to N100,000 per term.
The fee hike was communicated in a letter addressed to all boarding school principals, signed by Olufemi Asaolu, Director of Basic Education Services at the Lagos State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education.
Asaolu added that the revision takes effect starting from the 2024/2025 academic session.
The directive, which was issued on behalf of the state Commissioner for Education, emphasised the state’s decision to standardise the fee structure.
The letter, titled "Review of Boarding Fees in All Public Secondary Schools in Lagos State for 2024/2025 Session," made it clear that no additional fees should be imposed on students beyond the newly approved amount.
Furthermore, the resumption date for all public boarding schools was confirmed to remain September 15, 2024.
"I am further directed to inform you that no additional fee of any form should be collected by the schools," the letter stated, ensuring that the boarding fee increase is the only revision made for the new academic year.
The fee adjustment marks a substantial change for families of boarding students, as the new rate nearly triples the previous cost.
However, the state government has not yet provided further details on what prompted the increase or whether financial assistance would be available to those in need.



https://saharareporters.com/2024/09/14/lagos-government-raises-school-boarding-fees-n35000-n100000-term-amid-hardship

No freedom yet. How and why should only NNPCL be the sole buyer of Dangote's products? It would still be a control tool. Why is government desperate to keep the suffering of Nigerians? We know how this will end but as usual, we would act like all is well with this bad policy!!

President Tinubu's Priorities And Achievement After One Year In Office

Purchase of Presidential Jet valued at #150 billion naira.
Purchase of Presidential Yatch Valued at #5 billion naira

A bag of rice is #88,000.00.
A bag of beans is #145,000.00.
A bag of garri is #130,000.00.
A tuber of yam is #7,000.00.
Transport from Lagos to Abuja is #45,000.00.


Transport from Lagos to Awka is #35,000.00.
Nigeria's debt is #110, trillion naira.
Inflation is 40%.
Rent increases.

What the citizens of Nigeria demand goes beyond mere rhetoric; they seek real, tangible structures to address their pressing issues, particularly the rising cost of PMS. We've heard countless predictions from energy consultants and economists—both optimistic and grim—but our priority is how these policies will actually benefit the masses.

Oil marketers have confirmed that they will start lifting Premium Motor Spirit (petrol), from the Dangote Petroleum Refinery next week.

While some revealed that they had started sending trucks to the Lagos-based multi-billion dollar plant to load products from Sunday, others stated that their tankers would hit the refinery any day from next week.

It was also gathered that some dealers are expecting imported petrol before the end of this month.

Saturday PUNCH gathered on Friday that the vessels of some major marketers would arrive in the next 10 days.

Although the President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, recently announced that only NNPC would lift PMS from the Dangote refinery at the moment, oil marketers stated on Friday that they had already commenced moves to load their trucks with petrol from the plant.

The initial daily supply from the refinery is anticipated to be 25 million litres.

“We should start loading from the plant next week and aside from that, so many marketers are planning to import PMS before the end of the month,” a major marketer, who spoke to our correspondent in confidence due to lack of authorisation to comment on the matter, stated.

The source added, “This means the deregulation of PMS prices has set in fully. Nobody wants to be at the whims and caprices of NNPC again.”

On whether there was an agreement on the price of Dangote petrol, the dealer replied, “The agreement on price has not been reached yet, but what I asked our people was how sure are we that we will get the market if we bring in products at about N1,100/litre?

“They now said many people are fed up with NNPC, adding that there will be an adequate market for the product. So, people should gear up for a price of about N1,200/litre, even from the depots. I know that many are going to bring in products to stimulate competition.

“In fact, for specifics, our imports should arrive in the country in the next 10 days all things being equal. So, we are doing both imports and Dangote, and that is the same with most major marketers. I don’t know which imports are going to come in first, but I know that about three or four major marketers are expecting products.”

Last week, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), Heineken Lokpobiri, declared that the downstream oil sector had been fully deregulated, as the government was not fixing petroleum products’ prices again.

“What is important is that the government is not fixing prices. This sector is deregulated. And we believe that with the availability of products, the price (of petrol) will find its level. And this is important for Nigeria to know.

“There is enough product in the country to be able to meet the demands of Nigerians, there should be no panic buying. And we also believe that Nigerians need to know that the government is not fixing prices. That is what I want to convey to Nigerians,” Lokpobiri had said.

Oil and gas sector must be transparent
Local marketers boycott forced Dangote to export refined products—Refinery
The minister disclosed this after NNPC raised the pump prices of petrol from about N620/litre to as high as N855 and N897/litre depending on the area of purchase.

Another dealer confirmed that plans were being perfected to begin the loading of petrol from the Dangote refinery next week.

The source could not confirm if NNPC would also start loading PMS from Dangote refinery next week.

“I don’t know about NNPC, but I want to confirm to you that from next week, we are going to start loading petrol from that refinery. This is concrete,” the source added.

When asked if NNPC would begin the loading of petrol from the refinery on Sunday, the dealer replied, “I don’t know about NNPC, but I know that we are going to start lifting petrol from there next week.”

The National President of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, Abubakar Maigandi, confirmed that many marketers had commenced moves to import petrol, as well as load from the Dangote refinery.

He, however, did not state the price of the product being expected from the $20bn Lekki-based refinery, stressing that discussions were still ongoing.

“I cannot tell you the price from Dangote and that of the landing cost for imported products for now. But since the government is now serious about deregulating the downstream oil sector fully, we are also going to start importing PMS,” he said.

The spokesperson for Dangote refinery, Tony Chiejina, had yet to respond to an enquiry on the matter as of when this story was filed.

This came as the spokesperson for the NNPC, Olufemi Soneye, debunked claims that the national oil company had started loading petrol from the refinery.

When told that some marketers claimed that NNPC had started lifting petrol from the Dangote refinery and asked to confirm the development, he simply replied, “false.”

Soneye, however, did not respond to enquiries about the cost of PMS being expected from the Dangote refinery and that of crude to be supplied by NNPC to the largest refinery on the continent.

There were earlier reports that the Dangote refinery and the NNPC were to hold discussions on Friday as regards PMS and crude oil prices.



https://punchng.com/petrol-loading-from-dangote-refinery-begins-next-week-marketers/

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Wike See Himself As Someone Larger Than Life,

Buhari spent N31B to renovate Aso Rock clinic

Tinubu is spending another N21B to renovate same clinic

Yet, Tinubu still went to St Mary’s hospital in London to ‘renovate’ himself

The Interior Minister , Seems to Be The Only Living & Fruitful individual in Tinubu APC Government .
The Rest Na Dead

Kola The Greedy Senseless Irresponsible Eldest Son of Abiola Will Soon be Consumed by Desperation and Greed

Monday Okpebholo was born on August 29th, 1970 on age declaration document

Monday Okpebholo was born on August 29th, 1972 on his WAEC results

Monday Okpebholo was born on August 1st, 1977 on his INEC voter’s card

Congrats APC

This Should Be Yoruba Women, Aboki don't Cheat

He is in Peru

Yes No Need , it's Not Yet Time For a Woman President in The US

To Be Honest,The Northern Nigeria (Arewa) is At War With NIGERIA,
Dumb, Senseless Irresponsible Tinubu APC Government is Unaware of This

Saidaboj Elder Sister

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