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This is very bad. But the worst is the section of the who were busy reporting that the lady was killed by the Fulani herdsmen as if they were at the incident scene. The aim was only to instigate hatred against a particular tribe. From the statement of the driver, those would probably be armed rubbers or kidnappers. And I will not be surprised that one of those in the entourage masterminded the crime. So it's disturbing how people rushed to report about the people who did it as if they have information that we don't have. |
2mch:You can say that again. |
It's only proper for those ministers who pushed the economy out of recession and moved it further to the part of growth, to come back for the next level target. But it will make more sense for mr President to unbundle fashiola's ministry to enable him concentrate and deliver more in works ministry where he delivered commendably in the first tenure. |
There were strong indications last night that between 12 and 15 ex-ministers will join President Muhammadu Buhari’s cabinet. It was learnt that the ex-ministers’ names are on the list which was reportedly submitted to Senate President Ahmed Lawan on Wednesday. But there was still a pall of uncertainty on the size of the cabinet. The President has the constitutional right to have a 36-man or a 42-man cabinete. The President is said to have decided to retain some of the ex-ministers on merit. Those speculated to be on the list last night are ex-Ministers of Justice and AGF Abubakar Malami ( SAN); Adamu Adamu( Education); Hadi Sirika ( Aviation); Zainab Ahmed (Finance); Aisha Abubakar (Women Affairs); Lai Mohammed ( Information); Babatunde Fashola (Works, Power and Housing); Rotimi Amaechi (Transportation); Mohammed Musa Bello( FCT); Suleiman Adamu Kazaure (Water Resources); Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu (Science & Technology); Solomon Dalung (Sports & Youths Development) and others. Although Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, former governors Rauf Aregbesola (Osun), Niyi Adebayo (Ekiti) and Akinwumi Ambode (Lagos) were also being speculated last night to have made the list, none of our sources could confirm such speculations. The sources confirmed that some ex-ministers, such as Adebayo Shittu (Communications) and Okechukwu Enelamah (Trade and Industry) lost the battle to return to the cabinet. A government source said: “I know that the two women ex-ministers are returning to the cabinet. We have a few others who have really added value that the President will be retaining. “It is not a total overhaul, which you are anticipating. What the President promised was to leave sustainable legacies in his second term.” As of press time, it was difficult to ascertain whether or not the President of the Senate had received the ministerial list. A principal officer of the National Assembly said “Lawan dropped a hint that he will receive the list on Wednesday”. Another source said: “I think the list is already with the Senate President and some officers but they said it will not be made public until Thursday.” A source in the Presidency simply said: “All things being equal, the Senate will receive the list on Thursday morning. “ Lawan confirmed on Wednesday that the list of ministers will be out this week. President Buhari had promised to appoint into his cabinet those who would help him to implement his “Next Level” programmes. Lawan spoke during plenary on Wednesday, following a Point of Order by Senator Albert Bassey Akpan (Akwa Ibom Northeast). Akpan, who spoke under personal explanation, prayed the Senate to mount pressure on Buhari to transmit the list to the chamber. The senator reminded his colleagues that the Senate would embark on its annual recess within the next two weeks. He stressed the need for Buhari to transmit the list before the recess. Akpan said: “Mr. President, in view of the yearly long recess the Senate and the House of Representatives will embark upon in two weeks, there is need to urge President Muhammadu Buhari to forward the much expected ministerial list to the Senate for screening and confirmation. “This is very important because if such list is not made available for the required legislative attention before we embark on the long recess, there will be no ministers and, by extension, the federal cabinet for the President to work with till September. “Making the list more urgent now from the President before our long recess, is the fact that if it is not made available, the concerted effort being made by both arms of government to return to the yearly budget cycle of January to December will be defeated. “On this note, I call on the President of the Senate to inform President Muhammadu Buhari of the need for the ministerial list before we embark on recess.” Lawan said: “Let me, on the strength of this motion, inform the Senate that the Executive arm of government is working very hard on the ministerial list. “In fact, the list, based on information at my disposal, will be forwarded to us by the President before the end of this week. “May I, therefore, appeal to us all to be ready to make the necessary sacrifice in terms of sufficient time to be spent in carrying out thorough screening and confirmation of appointments of the expected ministerial nominees.” https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/mohammed-fashola-onu-set-to-retain-cabinet-seats/amp/
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Chelsea please dash the guy to them. Please please!! |
Nigeria will surely fly high among her equals. On the other hand, I am happy that if they ever say my story they will say I studied in University of Nigeria. I am a proud super lion. |
University of Nigeria, Nsukka has made breakthrough by producing first made in Nigeria five seater electric car. Mr Jelani Aliyu, the Director -General of National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDCD) commended University of Nigeria Nsukka for being the first to produce electric car in the country. Aliyu made the commendation in Nsukka on Monday during the unveiling of a 5- seater Electric Car named’ Lion Ozumba 551″ produced by the Faculty of Engineering of the university. He urged other universities in the country to emulate UNN desire in given serious attention to issues concerning innovations and technology in order to move the country to greater height. “NADDC on February 6, 2019 invited UNN, University of Lagos, Usuman Danfodo University and Matrological Institute and urged them to prepare a paper design on how to produce electric car in the country . “The council is happy that UNN is the first to prepare a paper design and produced electric car that has been unveiled and tests run in the university. “We urge other universities and higher institutions in the country to emulate innovation and technology spirit of UNN,” he said. The DG who was represented by Mr David Oyetunji who is Director Finance and Account in NDDC said, improving on automobile industry in the country would help create more employments as well as reduced huge amount of money used in importing cars into the country. “Improvement in automobile industry will create more employments as well as reduce huge amount of money used in importing cars into the country. NDDC commended UNN who recently produced the first gasification plant that used organic waste to generate electricity and today the same university is unveiling first electric built car in the country”, he said. In a remark, Prof Charles Igwe, the Vice-Chancellor of UNN who was excited with happiness said his administration would continue to give innovation and technology the highest attention in order to move the university forward. Igwe expressed appreciation to the immediate past vice chancellor Prof Benjamin Ozumba whom he said laid the foundation of innovation, technology as well as through hard work made UNN the number one university in the country. “I feel happy that, I inherited strong institution from Ozumba and I promised to consolidate on his numerous achievements. “I commend the engineering faculty for making the university proud as well as naming the car after Ozumba who ignited the fire of innovation and technology in the university. “I also commend NDDC for its encouragement as well as giving UNN a chance to show its potential”, he said. Speaking, Ozumber said he was overwhelmed when he received invitation to come and witness unveiling of the electric car which was initiated by his administration, “When I came on board I said we need innovation and technology to be at par with China, US, Sweden and other developed countries of the world. “That was why I provided the resources and encouragement for innovations and technology because I believe that is one of the ways we can improve our country’s economy. “it is my desire to improve the economy of UNN , the economy of Nigeria as well as increase the country foreign exchange,” he said. Earlier Mr Ozoemena Ani, from faculty of engineering who was the coordinator of UNN Metetronic group led the team that produced the Lion Electric Car said the car was produced with 80 per cent local content materials. Ani said the car could be charged in any electric socket and when fully charged would go distance of 30 kilometres . “We used 80 per cent local material content in building this electric car “it cost us N800,000 to produce the car. “When the car is full charged it will go up to 30 kilometers before it can be recharged, “he said. Vanguard reports that highlight of the occasion was driving the electric car round UNN campus which attracted many staff and students Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/07/breaking-unn-produces-electric-car/
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amazon14:Not for 8 but for 4 years. |
Those fools taking the pictures with him are the most stupid set of Nigerians. |
The prof was right in his view. |
aboubkr:It's because they take we the electorates for granted and assume us to having short memory. |
Corrosiveman:Nigeria should divide because someone expressed an opinion. An opinion that is not different from what you people have been complaining against the manner of buhari's appointments, that's why you are expressing frustration. You will need to read a book that will guide you in knowing exactly what you want. |
ejimatic:You can say that again. |
I think that the court has given the right judgment in this matter. I therefore urge all and sundry to go and lend a helping hand to the governor to develop the state. |
We are all seated, everybody smiling as if the declaration will split the two into two for either candidates to govern. But the PDP contingents are smiling louder as if they know where the pendulum will swing. I hope it doesn't turn to tears afterwards which will make the pain more painful. |
This is long over due. I am a buharist but I concur to this demand. |
Osun state awaits!!! As proceedings about to commence here in supreme court.
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Still quoting in pounds sterlings and calling Nigeria. How am I sure you are not referring to UK? |
Francisayo:Court opens by 8am but the case proceedings starts by 9 am. |
Afamed:Honestly I hardly understand some of those people. |
WonderManly:We wait and see, we are just few hours away from the reality. |
No more legal fire works from lawyers. It's the turn of the judiciary or the judges to be specific to tell who the rightful governor of Osun state is. |
As the battle between Gboyega Oyetola of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Senator Ademola Adeleke of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) comes to an end today, we bring you live updates of the proceedings. So stay tight.
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Which kind useless headline is this, APC contractors? Is it APC contractors or the individuals who messed up the projects that should be talking about or are they people from different race and country and not Nigerians? |
It's either they are exaggerating the work going on in Lagos state since Tinubu administration till date or there is something I am yet to understand. By every measure, Lagos state should be smaller than my state Ebonyi in size and Ebonyi was just created in 1996 of yesterday. So if it could take the present governor less than four years to take concrete road round the whole nooks and crannies of the state even with the state paltry resources when compared with that of Lagos state, then I don't see why Lagos should not be competing with Dubai, California and other choice cities in the world with the kind of resources the state control and the numerous projects we keep hearing the state is executing in every administration. I understand very much the peculiarities of the state especially as it has to do with its population which causes gridlock and as such will not allow for easy project execution. But these number of years is long enough for the state to have gone far above where it is presently. The fact that there are still a lot of bad roads in the state is very sickening, poor power supply, poor health sector, not still standard of education etc are all my worries. |
We have surmounted bigger issues in the past and so we shall surmount this one as a nation. Oshin56: |
Imagining why the last looting failed. |
Earthquake3:In all sincerity, is there any lady among your family that is near as beautiful as this woman? Or are you among those that publicly despise fat women but do everything possible to have them in your closest? |
This woman's beauty is simply from another planet. |
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waiting de guy do you?