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Xisnin:The summary of it all is that You can actually have 1. Cloud based server 2. The cloud base server have a back end local-based server we harvest all the materials in the cloud base server. Also based on the configuration the local based server work simultaneously with the cloud base, as data get into the cloud base server, it get harvested directly into the local back end-server for immedeate processing |
Bolustical:You think everybody are zombie that cannot think like you people
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JUST IN: Another recession around the corner, says Yari Abdul Aziz Yari, chairman of Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF), has warned incoming governors to be prepared for another cycle of recession. Speaking at the opening the ceremony of an induction programme for newly-elected and returning governors in Abuja, Yari who is the governor of Zamfara, said there is a possibility of a recession by the mid-2020 till third quarter of 2021. In August 2016, Nigeria entered its first recession in more than two decades. The gross domestic product had contracted by 3.06 per cent in the first quarter and shrunk by 0.36 per cent in the second quarter. Yari said the outgoing governors have agreed that borrowing is not a good means of solving economic problems. He urged the incoming governors to multiply revenue generation base so as to “change the course of doing government business for the betterment of the people”. The NGF chair told the governors and incoming ones that it will not be smooth ride as they begin a new administration. “On our part, we made a lot of achievements in infrastructural development and provision of social services because we enjoyed a relatively high oil price of about $100 to $114 per barrel between 2001 and the middle of 2014,” he said. “However, by the mid-2014, the price of crude oil, which is sadly the main driving force of government’s expenditure, dropped to $75 per barrel. It, therefore, became very difficult for many states to even pay salaries of their workers. “This scenario is a wake-up call for all of you to come amply prepared to face these kinds of challenges especially since we are expecting the possibility of another cycle of recession by mid-2020 and which may last up to third quarter of 2021. “Your good spirit of stewardship will make you contain the situation should there be one. Also, as members of the National Economic Council, you must work hand in hand to boost the economy in tandem with the global best practices. “Experience, they say, is the best teacher. Ours has been a challenging experience of managing state economies that are totally dependency on accruals from the federation account rather than exploring viable alternatives to run the economy. “For most of the states, internally generated revenue (IGR) are nothing to write home about. You must, therefore, look inward by boosting your revenue generation base and also utilize them effectively for execution of projects that would touch the lives of your people. You must not forget the high expectations of our people on us; now that the democracy is maturing day in day out the challenges of governance and service delivery are more demanding.” He also urged the incoming governors to strengthen tax laws and encourage Nigerians to pay their taxes. “It is unfortunate that our people have a very negative attitude to payment of taxes in full, including corporate agencies,” he said. “My take on this is that, as a country with over 200 million people, our individual and collective contributions in ensuring prompt payment of taxes can help the government achieve all its objectives. For us to achieve these responsibilities, we have to strengthen our tax laws and to make them very effective in our task of building a better Nigeria. “If the necessary measures are put in place to provide a working system, I am certain that at the end of the day, we are going to succeed in tackling unemployment, reducing poverty, ensuring food security and disease control as well as building a nation with a robust economy.” In his remarks, Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo reminded the returning and incoming governors that the nation still battles poverty, malnutrition, illiteracy, out-of-school children etc. He challenged states to to boost their IGR and value added tax (VAT) in respective states in order to address the numerous issues. He also said the national executive council would begin to look at more ways to effectively fund security in the country. https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2019/04/there-will-be-another-recession-by-mid-2020-till-2021-ngf-warns/amp/
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INEC is replacing servers across states to conceal rigging - PDP The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has accused the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, of replacing all the servers at its headquarters in Abuja and all its offices in the 36 states of the federation in a bid to obliterate the “actual result” of the February 23 presidential election. The PDP, in a statement today by its National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, said the alleged act was completely reprehensible and further exposed the culpability of INEC in the manipulation and rigging of the 2019 presidential election. The party however, said it would remain strong, be at alert and work relentlessly to reclaim what it termed its “stolen mandate.” “The PDP has been well briefed on how the INEC leadership and officials of the Buhari Presidency became jittery and resorted to the desperate measure, after they realized that the servers have information of Atiku Abubakar’s victory at the election. “Our party also has details of how the INEC leadership and the Presidency agents procured and detailed computer experts to the commission’s offices to switch the servers, mutilate vital information in the system and attempt to erase all trails of transmitted results to the main server. “Moreover, our party has been informed about how the INEC leadership, several weeks after the election, used some compromised officials of the commission to manipulate voter registers in some states by ticking names of individuals who did not participate in the Presidential election, as having voted. This is with the view to using such to cover the fictitious results it wrote for the APC. “What INEC and the Buhari Presidency do not understand is that computer software and applications leave traces, signatures as well as footmark. Forensic investigation of the system will reveal the real votes transmitted from the polling centers, which show Atiku Abubakar as the winner of the election. “The PDP therefore, insists on forensic examination of all relevant documents and equipment used for the presidential election,” the party said. Related ‘1.6m votes’ claim: PDP, Atiku now suffering from post-election depression APC influenced shift in election dates to perfect rigging plans- PDP 2019: PDP gives INEC 48 hours to publish list of electoral officers https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/inec-replacing-servers-across-states-to-conceal-rigging-pdp.html |
Carlyboi:The case had already been closed. Because EFCC lack evidence |
garfield1:You will not stop to amaze me with this your submission. In a tribunal case. The petitiobal can bring up all available ground to support his case. It's then left for Defendant to counter that. So I will advise you to stop APC attitude of being the Judge and prosecutor at the same time. If that is your mindset. I will simply tell you, you have failed already |
I will dwell on ground 4 and 5 of the petition 4) That Buhari at the time was not qualified to contest in the election; and 5) That the affidavit submitted by Buhari to INEC was a false affidavit. Simply the petition didn’t say that Buhari needs WAEC certificate to contest, it simply says that Buhari was not qualified to contest on the basis of the documents he submitted, which had NOT A SINGLE CERTIFICATE. If perhaps Buhari submitted his Primary School Certificate or even a Certificate of Furniture Making, that could have make sense because under section 318 as amended Primary school certificate is very compulßory, but did Buhari submit any, NO. The point is that what Buhari submitted was an affidavit which dating is contentious. Candidates for Presidential office in Nigeria are mandated to fill form CF001 and swear an oath that the information filled into the form is true - which Buhari did and swore to on October 8, 2018 - and attached to it his CV and another affidavit dated 24th November 2014. In that outdated affidavit from 2014, Buhari claimed that his certificates and other documents filled into form CF001 are with the Secretary of the Military Board. This claim was denied on record by Brig. Gen. Olajide Laleye in January 2015 - the video will be shown in court. Furthermore, the schools Buhari claimed in the form CF001 to have attended simply did not exist as at the time he claimed in the same form to have attended them. Again, the petition promises to call up records from the National Archive to disprove the information Buhari filled. The outdated affidavit Buhari submitted actually said: “ALL MY ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS AS FILLED IN MY PRESIDENTIAL FORM APC/001/2015 ARE CURRENTLY WITH THE SECRETARY MILITARY BOARD AS AT THE TIME OF THIS AFFIDAVIT”. The problems here: Not only is the affidavit clearly outdated, it was simply duplicated and still carries the reference number of Buhari’s 2015 nomination forms, not the 2019 nomination forms. It also tells a lie that had been debunked as far back as January of 2015. For his secondary school qualification in Paragraph C, Column 2 and on Page 3 of Buhari’s CF001 form as submitted to INEC, Buhari wrote “WASC”. The problem here is that as at 1961 when Buhari claimed to have obtained it, there was no qualification known as WASC available. This will provide direct opportunity for the Appeal court to once and for all decide on this case. Previous attempt to make Buhari defend this certificate issue had be punctured by Buhari henchmen laying siege on the issue with those concern |
Good morning Coming late to the party |
Realdeals:I can give you evidences of Many polling units that their CR did not work. Their results were rejected by INEC Entire PU's |
Kenturkey048:Don't mind him. |
Kenturkey048:YAKUBU himself announce in Abuja and all STATE Rec made announcement that anywhere CR is not used will be cancelled. APC Foot soldiers are yet to come to realization where Atiku Legal team are aiming at. I just pity them |
kinguwem:They are aware that is why APC are using different names to this same Bwari High Court. Even the last judgement by the same bwari court had been appealed APC foot soldiers are yet to respond to the Appeal, now they are going back to the high court for another thing on the same appeal case. That is abuse of court process That can only happen in APC government |
One question for this so called APC faceless lawyers Can they also tell INEC to release materials for election Almost 2 month after election result yet to be uploaded on INEC Websites |
saintol:You will be better las las |
tuniski:Answer this simple question 1. did INEC give unique password for result transmission 2. Why did INEC allow his technical staff to spend all night uploading results for APC to now start speaking for INEC as fake server |
Kenturkey048:APC are crying more than the bereaved here. YAKUBU know himself hence INEC silence on this matter. Since whatever they say now will stand against them. It is APC that are running their mouth as if they are INEC SPOKESPERSON |
INEC by the Constitution are empower to set guidelines for election. But APC is turning into INEC spokesperson APC una go meet us in court Gather all your Nairaland lawyers WOLE Olanipekun will keep sweating under AC |
I will say this and those who care to listen should do. Does Nigerian Constitution empower INEC to make bye laws and election Guidelines? YES does INEC make regulation for Transmission of election result by CR? YES Does INEC train technical staff on how to input result on CR? YES Does INEC give Technical staff special password for result uploads?YES If all the noise of APC is anything to go bye I wish them safe journey in the media goose chase |
Oshin56:Zomebies everywhere |
Gforce2019:This is called jankara APC goose chase. The same bwari judgement had been appealed already. APC yet to file their response to the Appeal. Yet the same APC went back to the same high court to file another summon. Yeye dey smell. APC tueeeeeeeeee Shameful set of individuals |
BuhariAdvocate:Which news That the bwari judgement had been appealed |
Goose chase again A judgement in appeal court for appeal APC and bwari high court make una continue una foolish journey |
ChristianNorth:Zombie before election: NASS cannot dictate to INEC the guidelines to use. They can n use anything they like. Leave the. Alone. Zombie after election: INEC guidelines must not contradict of constitution Shameless set of individuals |
garfield1:Since your pay master Fraudstus Otobo Mumuyamo is now the led counsel for both INEC and APC we'll be glad to have him engage us in the court next adjuned date. I rest my case for now on you. You're just a small boy |
garfield1:For the last time. You're just a small boy, Your noise master Fraudstus Otobo Mumuyamo can only rant on Twitter but will ever remain behind in the Court room like a woman who's husband had just married 2nd wife |
garfield1:Zombie usual trait. Result to abuse. I'm not worried about your case. Toju iwa omode yi, n ba ho lo ri yen |
NgeneUkwenu:I am now fully convinced that you have not read Atiku petition. No wonder you're making unfounded claims here GOH |
garfield1:Go back and read Atiku Petition and stop fooling yourself. Aren't surprise why your master are hiding the real ingredient of the petition form you all. You all need to cover your eyes in shame |
garfield1:Go back and read Atiku petition and stop displaying incoherent comment here |
ChristianNorth:Don't mind him. He move from an incoherent comment to another one. That's one of his trait. I'm not surprised |
garfield1:Moat vote. INEC never said Most Vote. All vote not accredited by Card reader. Meaning INEC will tell the court how many voters were reader |
garfield1:INEC had been cought red-handed no way of escape for them. |
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