mrvitalis:

What petrol please ?

SarkinYarki:


Even Buhari says he has completely removed subsidy and argued with us that Under recovery is not the same as subsidy and now you are saying something else

SarkinYarki:


Mr Buharist which subsidy ? Even the Buhari govts says it's has no subsidy it's running so what subsidy are you talking of ? Was subsidy not completely removed in 2016 ?

He gave this directive to all commands through Chidi A, the Deputy Comptroller General Enforcement, Inspection, and Investigation Customs, on Wednesday in Abuja.

The Comptroller General of Customs Col. Hamid Ali, has suspended the supply of fuel (diesel and petrol) to filling stations within 20 kilometres to all Nigerian borders.

He gave this directive to all commands through Chidi A, the Deputy Comptroller General Enforcement, Inspection, and Investigation Customs, on Wednesday in Abuja.

The circular, dated November 6, 2019, titled, 'EII/2019/Circular No. 027 Suspension of Petroleum Products Supply To Filling Stations Within 20 Kilometers To All Borders', addressed to "all zonal coordinators, operation swift response, sector coordinator 1,2,3 & 4, customs area controllers, coordinators CGC strike force teams, coordinator, headquarters strike force teams and all marine commands, said, "The comptroller general of Customs has directed that henceforth no petroleum products no matter the tank size is permitted to be discharged in any filling station within 20 kilometers to the border.

"Consequently, you are to ensure strict and immediate compliance please."

tech18:
Agreed

But it is too early to give up
There is still enough time to equalize and wvn qin d match

tech18:
hhhhaba tun yanzu

Samueltemi337:
AIT National would air the match

tech18:
What of NTA Sports ?

tech18:
Any startimes channel showing this match ?

izibili44:
What time today?please

Congrats321:
This team was founded on the altar of ethnicity and bigotry. They will lose this match for sure

APCsupporter:


I will surely not miss this one. Thanks a lot

Ghanaian traders at Opera Square in Accra on Tuesday locked up shops belonging to foreign nationals involved in retail business. Most of the shops are believed to belong to Nigerians.

This is the third time such an incident is happening at the same venue; the most recent was in July this year. It is unclear the number of shops that were closed today.

“According to what I heard, over 50…maybe less. We are not sure,” said Chukuemeka Nnaji, President of the Nigerian Union of Traders Association of Ghana.

Citinewsroom, however, reports over 50 shops had been locked up by midday.

The Ghanaian traders said the activities of the foreign nationals contravene Section 27 of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) Act 865. The law bars foreign nationals from:

1. The sale of goods or provision of services in a market, petty trading or hawking or selling of goods in a stall at any place

2. The operation of taxi or car hire service in an enterprise that has a fleet of less than twenty-five vehicles;

3. The operation of a beauty salon or a barbershop;

4. The printing of recharge scratch cards for the use of subscribers of telecommunication services; the production of exercise books and other basic stationery;

5. The retail of finished pharmaceutical products;

6. The production, supply and retail of sachet water; and

7. All aspects of pool betting business and lotteries, except football pool.

The traders say they are forced to carry out the operations following the government’s failure to enforce the GIPC laws.

“If police will not do it, we will do it ourselves,” said one of the traders. “It has been many years since we started this activity, the Police is not willing to help us. So we have to help ourselves, protect our laws.”

This action comes just four days after a similar operation was carried out by members of GUTA in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region.

Myjoyonline.com reports that several shops belonging to Nigerians in at least five markets in Kumasi were locked up last Thursday.

The Public Relations Officer of the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA), Albert Offei, had told Joy News last Thursday the action would soon be extended to other parts of the country.

bawajghai:
The only way out for PDP is. Akinwumi Adesina for president and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso..vice president, #AdesinaKwankwaso2023

ZIAZI:



Rotimi Amaechi is not igbo, he is from my tribe (Ikwerre) which is a minority tribe found in Rivers state.

ZIAZI:
Let's leave politics aside abeg. Did anyone else see the interior of that house? I guess it must be Sanusi's. Who says money is not good?

greggng:



He is one igbo man that deserves to be president another one is rotimi amaechi ...my problem with amaechi people is that they don't believe they are igbos...they adopted that name

Lugianostar:
Tambuwal is a massive failure and never a good option for the opposition party and it's south - east counterpart makes it a drown dream to come to limelight.

PDP are not ready yet to bounce back as their house is in great despair.

Halo22:
For one to think that PDP will deny Atiku ticket in 2023 after spending billions of naira in the last election, is just a waste of thought. Talking of Tambuwal, he unveiled his political strength in the last Guber election and I don't need to emphasize more. As for Kwankwaso, with all the noise he made with his Kwankwasiya's political group, he couldn't win his senatorial district. So I think Atiku, though age will not be on his side then, might have the stuff. Even though, which ever way it goes, it is a win win for the North.

kibraaminase:
Fashola/Boss Mustapha 2023

JonDon12:
Why will all this guys never inspect finished projects. Only Foundation and shell work wey I see for here. And I am talking about the whole of Nigeria. It is a shame. And they APC is fighting corruption. No they are just taking it to the Next Level.

Xisnin:

The law can't apply retroactively to those already arrested.
There is nothing wrong with the law since it is against all forms of kidnapping and kidnappers