Chukwukadibia10's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Chukwukadibia10's Profile › Chukwukadibia10's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 10 pages)
Not only a coward but he's is suffering from cancer of the lungs. |
Buhari self! Well not my concern. |
Abagworo:Kontinu deceiving ursef. U saw an over zealous conductor waving hand to d crowd and u called it hailing. Receive sense bro! |
omenka:Bia Nwa ,omenka, did u waited for Jonathan to finish his term before condemned him? Karma is not slumbering ooh! |
Matured Governor. Unlike the lizard of Obima. |
madridguy:Yah! He will rule you and ur Fulani kinsmen. 75+7=82 He looks like he's 100yrs now self. Buhari can't make it to be in Aso Rock in the nex 5yrs so I cant envy him. |
madridguy:Allow ur messiah Buhari to complete the Ogoni land clean up befor u start praising him. By the way where wil they get the money to complete the project |
Buhari cluelessness is at the highest degree |
daddyrich:After watching his speech on channels tv. I stopped hating the man cos I know very soon , I mean very soon he will kick the bucket. |
It's getting hot in here [font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] ![]() |
Buhari and APC need to be re colonized. |
Oshiomhole should be creative. We have heard this before. |
Ntooor! Next time Una hear change na to run enter desert be that. |
Chai! Is a pity, but am liking it. God will help the 5% out there cos they are suffering for the sins of the 97%. But self employment rocks. |
Is really getting hotter for Buhari |
Soyinka a repented Zombie. |
Every week, Comes a news that wil make Nigerians forget d hardships and focus on useless things. Now EFCC AND AMBASSADOR. |
No hope in this Useless Government. |
How did they cloned it? I have to learn this. |
Only eight states have captured their poor and vulnerable on the Federal Government’s Single Register database, a report compiled by the Ministry of Finance has shown. The 2016 report entitled “Targeting the Poor and Vulnerable in Nigeria: Use of a Single Register” reveals that the states are Bauchi, Cross River, Ekiti, Kogi, Kwara, Niger, Osun and Oyo. According to the report, the data was collected by the Youth Employment and Social Support Operations (YESSO) unit of the Federal Ministry of Finance in collaboration with the World Bank. The News Agency of Nigeria recalls that in 2013, the World Bank provided $300 million grant to YESSO to compile a nationwide Single Register targeting the poor and vulnerable in the society. The register is meant to be the basis for selecting beneficiaries for targeted intervention programmes such as public workfare, skills for job and conditional cash transfers. So far, the register has a total of 1,435 communities and 35,561 households made up of 190,235 individuals from eight states alone. In the report, the indices to determine the poor and vulnerable include “unable to eat properly’’, “always in tattered clothes’’, “unable to send children to school’’ and “live in poor housing units’’. The programme uses a combination of targeting methods, including geographical targeting, community-based targeting and the application of a “proxy means test’’. The report showed that in gathering the data, the six poorest local government areas in each state were identified and once there, the poor and vulnerable were identified through community gatherings. An official from the Federal Ministry of Finance, who pleaded anonymity, revealed the present administration’s intention to use the Single Register to source for the beneficiaries of its N5, 000 cash transfer scheme. “Social investment is a big deal for the current administration, which is why it has budgeted N500 billion for social welfare in the 2016 budget. “Using the Single Register, it plans to reach one million youths, poor and vulnerable; so, getting the register right is very important. “However, most states have not indicated interest for the database to be compiled for them, and since we are operating a federalist government, their invitation in necessary,” the source said. On the setback for the nationwide compilation, the source said that many states lacked the political will to let the process to be free and fair. “In this exercise, from the governor down to the village chief, they have agenda. They want to hand us a list and we are expected to compute the names. “On several occasions, a leader will not allow us to carry out our research because he wants to control the outcome. “And, because we are determined to do the right thing, the work has been very slow,” the source said. He also revealed the present administration’s plan to transfer YESSO and its Single Register of poor and vulnerable to the Office of the Vice President for effective monitoring. The source added that YESSO would also work with the National Social Safety Nets Coordinating Office, directly supervised by the office of the Vice President. (NAN) http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/202104-n5-000-monthly-stipend-8-nigerian-states-database-poor-vulnerable-report.html |
Fear not. Just a soft target. ![]() |
How did Chad did that when don't even have money to sponsor a national team. Well kudos to their vigilante. |
coolitempa:No body is surprise. As a zombie u dont have brain to comprehend. The only thing inside ur skull is APC and PDP. |
compoundC:Are u okay? |
Now I can say this is racism. ![]() |
Justice Okon Abang of Federal High Court, Abuja division on Wednesday dismissed fresh moves by Olisa Metuh, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP national publicity secretary being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on seven-count charge of corruption and criminal breach of trust. Tochukwu Onwugbufor, counsel to the second defendant in the trial, Destra Investment, a company owned and controlled by Metuh had at the resumption of trial informed the court that he had filed an application challenging the jurisdiction of the court to hear the count one and two of the charges against his client. He urged the court to hear the application first before proceeding with the trial. “There was a matter contained in charge one and two which was not mentioned in section 251(1) of 1999 Constitution and that matter is contract award. The issue of whether you award a contract is not mentioned in the constitution. The court is bound to determine the issue of jurisdiction one way or the other to proceed,” he urged. He also dismissed the argument of the prosecution counsel that such objections, according to section 396(2) of Administration of Criminal Justice Act, ACJA can only be heard and determined at the end of trial along with substantive case. The lawyer also argued that the constitution is superior to any other constitution, including the ACJA. He argued that the provision only related to when the complaint is that the charge is imperfect. “Our objection is on jurisdiction and not on an imperfect charge,” said Onwgbufor who was supported by counsel Onyeachi Ikpeazu, counsel to the first defendant. However in his ruling, Justice Abang noted that the trial was adjourned at the instance of the second defendant for cross examination of the second defence witness. The judge also said the ACJA which was an existing law made pursuant to the constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria guides proceedings in criminal trial such as the being faced by the second respondent. He noted by provision of section 396 (2) of ACJA all objections during trial shall be resolved at the end of the proceedings when judgement is delivered. The judge also noted that none of the party in court cited any provision that section 396 (2) is in conflict with. “Objections should be heard at the end of the proceedings and rulings delivered at the time of delivery of judgment,” the Judge said as he ordered the Registrar to call the first defence witness for cross examination by the second defendant counsel. But Onwugbufor did not give up as he asked the court for more clarification on when his objection will be heard. Again, Justice Abang said the court had already ruled that the motion will be heard at the end of the trial. When Onwugbufor will not budge, he called on Sylvester Tahir, the Prosecution counsel to advise the court on the way forward. The prosecution counsel advised the court to discharge the witness if the counsel to the second defendant was not ready to cross examine him. But the first defence counsel said the issue of discharge of the witness can only come up if the lawyer to the second defendant said he will not cross examine him. Seeing that he may lose that opportunity, Onwugbufor also said he has not indicated that the will not cross examine the witness: “I have only sought clarification and it is for the court to refuse to clarify or clarify. I am ready to go on, I only ask for clarifications.” Justice Abang said since he has already delivered ruling on the date the motion will be heard, he cannot go back on it. “The issue decided by the court cannot be revisited by the Court. The second defendant counsel is at liberty to cross examine the defence witness now,” at whIch point Onwugbufor stood up to begin the cross examination of the witness. http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/04/20/again-and-again-metuh-fails-to-stop-trial/
|
Good for democracy. |
Federal government should sale this Osun state to Cameroon. |
Negodu! |
Pls we don't need ur thanks. Let wait till next week if u didn't deny the statement. You can now thank us. |
FlyoruB:Even MaryAnn Akpan is from southeast? Blind zombie. |

