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I never knew it is possible by law for both president and vice to leave the country based on transfer of power

Sounds like a joke

See their faces na

Holes with snakes inside

I can bet you there are hundred of thousands of brains in the Nigerian street like this guy.


Government need to step up to help children who cannot afford education

We wish him safe journey

Where is the firmer vice President

God forbid evil

Beautifulday:
Israel no dey forgive

I swear

Wonder what they were waiting for all these years during the killing in Benue

And watch your people die daily and blame federal government

The government is used to this current NLC treats. It doesn't bite.

emkz:
What Peter Obi is trying to do is politics of populism. He realizes that the social media mob is sympathetic to the Landmark CEO who encroached on government land, and he decided to initiate a Twitter rant yesterday condemning the project.

To tell you how dangerous it is, some people are now asking investors not to invest in Lagos and a dangerous ethnic dimension has entered the conversation.

Landmark is one of several businesses and why are other businesses silent?

Looking at what was demolished, see picture below; please how does that amount to $200million investment? Quantity surveyors and valuers, please give a fair assessment of the value of that swimming pool and temporary shanties.

While I think Umahi went too far in saying Peter Obi is inciting Igbos, I think it is important for Peter Obi to inform himself of the implications of some of his submissions in the public arena. Nigeria is too fragile to play this ethnic game because of elections.

What many are reading is him fighting for his brother's investment, whipping up mob sentiments and misrepresenting facts.

Until now, Landmark has not proved to the social media that they own the land. They are saying shift the project away so I can illegally stay on the land. That is the illegality Peter Obi supports.

Obi is fighting for the heart Nd soul to his career. Let's fight for ours

Can you imagine. The dude even look like Elon Musk

Jesu.

He has thus kind of gut, yet herdsmen are running riot in his backyard

I bought fuel 800 per litre yesterday

Imo state Governor, Hope Uzodimma has appointed himself as the commissioner for lands in the state.

The unexpected announcement was made by the governor on Tuesday, April 30, during the inauguration of 24 newly appointed commissioners at the Government House in Owerri.

According to him, the self-appointment is a measure to prevent a repeat of past incidents.

He cited the example of a previous commissioner who was embroiled in controversial land deals towards the end of his first tenure.

Details shortly…

https://thenationonlineng.net/just-in-uzodimma-appoints-self-commissioner-for-lands-in-imo/

Wike is what Nigerian politics need. The battle is not for the weak

Nobody fingered them the first place. The initial report was internet rumor

South-South Governors Should Focus on Entrepreneurship Development - Siasia

As governors of the six South South states under the BRACED Commission, (Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa-Ibom, Cross River, Edo, and Delta) converge on Tuesday in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, they have been strongly advised to "pay critical attention" to drive a culture of entrepreneurship with an intentional commitment to better the lives of Niger Deltans.

This admonition was given by Mr Moses Siasia, one of Nigeria's finest young entrepreneurs and the Convener of the Niger Delta MSME Summit/Bootcamp.

Speaking in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, Siasia expressed worry that the modern reality globally, is that conversations at leadership level has moved from mere rhetorics to creating opportunities in a digitalized driven economy. "This is central to a knowledge-based system," he said.

Siasia added that the category of people who should benefit from these tools are the young people of the region. "We have a very high deposit of young and talented workforce in the Niger Delta that needs to be identified and empowered".

He further stated that governors of the region must come up with robust plans to encourage MSMEs, which he noted is lacking in the region, especially in the area of Mechanized Agriculture and Creative Economy.

"This is the surest way by which we can create massive windows of opportunities for our people and most especially our teeming young population in the Niger Delta region.

"Our governors must also be reminded that when they leave office, they will not be remembered for the roads and bridges that they built. Only those who invested critically in Human Capacity Development will be remembered.

"They must deepen their sense of responsibility to leverage on partnerships and collaborations to drive sustainable growth for the people. The Southeast has gone far. The North is doing well. Same with the West. But the Niger Delta is seriously lacking behind," Siasia lamented.

He further commended the leadership of the BRACED Commission under Amb. Joe Keshi for their forthrightness and commitment to drive progress in the South-South geo-political zone. The BRACED Commission was established in 2010, with a core objective to promote economic cooperation and regional integration among the South-South states, contributing to the increasing standards of living of the people of the region.

Charles Idahosa, a prominent member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo State and a member of the party’s Board of Trustees (BoT), has tendered his resignation from the party.

In a letter titled “Letter of Resignation” addressed to the chairman of Ehor Ward I of the PDP in Uhunmwonde Local Government Area of Edo State, Idahosa officially announced his decision to quit the party.

The letter was also copied to various party officials, including the chairman of the BoT, the South-south National Vice Chairman, the state chairman, and the Uhunmwonde Local Government Area chairman of the party.

In his letter, Idahosa expressed his gratitude to the PDP community for their support and camaraderie during his service.

He cited personal contemplation and reflection on his political journey as the basis for his decision to resign from the PDP and his role in the BoT.

Despite his departure, Idahosa affirmed his commitment to upholding the values and principles guiding his political engagement thus far.

“Throughout my tenure within the Peoples Democratic Party, I have been privileged to contribute to its vision and mission. However, after careful consideration, I believe it is time for me to pursue new paths and opportunities beyond the party’s confines.

“I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the PDP community for their unwavering support and camaraderie during my time of service.

“I remain committed to upholding the values and principles that have guided my political engagement thus far. I look forward to new avenues of growth and contribution, and I extend my best wishes to the PDP as it continues its important work,” he said in the letter.


Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/pdps-woes-continues-as-prominent-board-of-trustees-member-resigns-from-party