Politics › Re: How Big Is The Position Of Nigeria's National Security Adviser? by GoodGovernance: 11:45am On Jun 21, 2023 |
Gamesmart: It is on the same level as Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).
One is responsible for investigation and intelligence. The other is responsible for action and fighting.
The CDS reports to both the President and Minister of Defence.
The NSA reports to only the President.
The NSA is also a member of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) and National Security Council (NSC). The CDS is only a member of the latter.
That said, the CDS manages a larger body and has a much larger budget.
NSA is definitely above CoAS, CNS and CAS. The NSA is not a member of Federal Executive Council. And whilst the CDS is a member of both National Defense Council and the National Security Council ,the NSA is only a member of National Security Council,in accordance with the constitution. It is also wrong to say a service chief like COAS,that does not report to the NSA,is lower than the latter. |
Politics › Re: How Big Is The Position Of Nigeria's National Security Adviser? by GoodGovernance: 11:23am On Jun 21, 2023 |
ruggedtimi: NSA tight....the service chiefs report to him. He is their representative on the executive council, most of the security contracts goes through the service chiefs...infact the CBN can't disbursed some sensitive transactions without passing through the NSA. The position is that powerful No sir! Service chiefs do not report to NSA! |
Politics › Re: How Big Is The Position Of Nigeria's National Security Adviser? by GoodGovernance: 11:08am On Jun 21, 2023 |
Samuel1402: The NSA is just an adviser to the president on security matters, ha has nothing to do with service chief. The Chief of Army Staff, CHIEF of Air Staff, Chief of Naval staff all reporting to the CHIEF OF DEFENCE STAFF. The chief of defence staff then report to the MINISTER FOR DEFENCE, while the minister for defence report to the PRESIDENT. On any security matters reported to the president by the minister for defence the president then call in the N.S.A on action to take on the report and whatever its decided by the N.S.A and the president, will be transmit to the NATIONAL ASSEMBLY [IF NEEDED] So the NSA is not bigger than the service chief in any way Great! Another accurate information. |
Politics › Re: How Big Is The Position Of Nigeria's National Security Adviser? by GoodGovernance: 11:02am On Jun 21, 2023 |
Godlyman112: To clear the air on this. Good. Thus ,the Chief of Defense Staff is superior to all the service chiefs. |
Politics › Re: How Big Is The Position Of Nigeria's National Security Adviser? by GoodGovernance: 10:52am On Jun 21, 2023 |
AlphaWolf27: For clarity's sake, the military is not answerable to the NSA. NSA is only an adviser to the president. A lot of things are being changed for the better in this regime. Cause ex-generals have often taken that position in the past or say since inception of democracy doesn't mean it's part of the military hierarchy. In some countries, women (non-military) have taken that position especially in developed countries. Very correct. Knowledge is power! |
Politics › Re: How Big Is The Position Of Nigeria's National Security Adviser? by GoodGovernance: 10:43am On Jun 21, 2023 |
Knowledge is power. I can see a lot of ignorant comments here.
The role of the NSA is basically advisory.He is the consultant on national security.
The NSA advises the president on national security issues and intelligence. He does not have any commanding power over the service chiefs neither do they report to him.
However he may perform any other duty assigned to him by the president.
In the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria,The NSA was mentioned only once,as a member of the National Security Council |
Politics › Re: Presidential Election Results Refused To Upload, INEC Officers Tell Tribunal by GoodGovernance: 10:17pm On Jun 19, 2023 |
IfnobeGod20: Section 60 of Nigeria Electoral Act 2022 mandated the PO to transmit results and failure to do so attracts penalty of either #500,000 or a term of at least 6 months minimum.
Read below the electoral Act as quoted verbatim with little footnotes:
(1) The Presiding officer shall, after counting the votes at the polling unit, enter the votes scored by each candidate in a form to be prescribed by the Commission as the case may be.
'footnote' Note the words "to be prescribed by the commission"
(2) The form shall be signed and stamped by the presiding officer and counter signed by the candidates or their polling agents where available at the polling unit.
(3) The presiding officer shall give to the polling agents and the police officer where available a copy each of the completed forms after it has been duly signed as provided under subsection (2).
(4) The presiding officer shall count and announce the result at the polling unit.
(5) The presiding officer shall transfer the results including total number of accredited voters and the results of the ballot in a manner as prescribed by the Commission. 'footnote' Pls what are they transferring? Did the commission prescribed any method to transfer the said accredited voters and results of the ballot?
(6) A presiding officer who wilfully contravenes any provision of this section commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not more than N5 00,000 or imprisonment for a term of at least six months.
'Footnote' This is the penalty accrued for not following the law and guideline provided by the commission. Section 64(4)is more appropriate. It states categorically that results must be transmitted from polling units. |
Politics › Re: Labour Party’s Maths Professor Prepared Reports For Only Two States by GoodGovernance: 6:49pm On Jun 17, 2023 |
seunmsg: You are the one trying to misinform the public. INEC chairman clearly stated before the election that results won’t be transmitted real time to IREV from polling units and the story was reported by leading national newspapers like Punch, tribune and Vanguard. Links were provided on the thread that was moved to front page about the subject matter. Lies from the pit of hell! So how come national assembly results were uploaded in real time? The electoral act clearly States that only results transmitted directly from polling units shall be collated! So the promise or not, is immaterial. People should please read section 64(4) of the electoral act 2022. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Economic Advisers Propose Customs, NIMASA, FIRS Merger by GoodGovernance: 11:18am On Jun 16, 2023 |
9jaRealist: Most of these ideas are generally in the right direction…
But Nigeria shouldn’t “regularize” so-called “illegal refineries”… They are toxic-spewing and environmentally disastrous, and we don’t want to encourage even more.
The full consequences (health, economic, environmental, etc.) of these “refineries” will become evident in time. > Legalising them would also imply prescribing minimum health and environmental standards applicable to all legal refineries. They would have legal access to funding for environmental upgrades,etc. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Economic Advisers Propose Customs, NIMASA, FIRS Merger by GoodGovernance: 11:11am On Jun 16, 2023 |
How dare you merge customs,NIMASA and FIRS? Orisirisi economic advisers  There are other revenue generating agencies and all of them should be FORCED to operate effectively and efficiently. I propose Nigerian Revenue & Monitoring Commission(NRMC) that could serve as the "general overseer " of all revenue generating agencies,where all FG revenues are monitored and consolidated using high level technology. The NRMC should have investigation and prosecution powers. Centralisation of revenue sources could be very fatal! |
Business › Re: Naira Begins Recovery After Float, Closes At ₦664/$ At I&E Window by GoodGovernance: 12:34pm On Jun 15, 2023 |
dacool1: What sort of thing are u saying. It was scarce because we are not earning enough. It's simply because of balance of payments deficit.
So when the rate floats dollar supply will improve right? Not quite. Floating is a better way of managing the scarcity of the dollar,rather than fixing the exchange rate. In relative terms, floating would encourage more dollar inflow into the economy,because the exchange would be at market rate(comprising of willing buyers and willing sellers) But if you fixed the rate,you might end up with so many excess demand from Willing buyers, but without Willing sellers,because of the unfavourably fixed exchange rate. The alternative,for the excess demand, is the black market. Ultimately, the supply side of the dollar can only be boosted by higher local productivity plus exports,and less dependency on imports. |
Business › Re: Naira Begins Recovery After Float, Closes At ₦664/$ At I&E Window by GoodGovernance: 12:11pm On Jun 15, 2023 |
imbless: Many people in this forum is unintelligent and daft, y'all think you can buy dollar over the counter inside banks ? SMH!! 1. Naira has been devalued 2. Dollar is scarce because Nigeria is still importing more, and common sense should tell you that if a commodity is scare, and there's high demand for that commodity, the price will skyrocket, 3. Nigeria depends on nothing more than crude oil to bring in FX, our Reserves has depleted because mismanagement from previous government.
Now tell me how naira will appreciate? Nigerians na who do una this thing? Even some people you think is intelligent is daft!! SMH!! Your use of English does not suggest you are more intelligent than others. Anyway, the logic behind the floating of the Naira,is for it to attain its natural market value,whether high or low,such that CBN would no longer further deplete our forex reserves,defending the Naira from falling. The depletion of the forex reserves was boosted by the fixed rate regime,because CBN was supplying forex from the reserves,to meet up with the excess demand. But when you float the Naira, the excess demand for forex ,would be automatically curtailed on a daily basis,no need for CBN intervention. The more productive and less import dependent the economy becomes,the lower the demand for forex and thus the higher the value of the Naira. It is a marathon race and not a sprint. |
Politics › Re: NNPC Grants Dangote License To Import Fuel by GoodGovernance: 10:18pm On Jun 13, 2023 |
REDshouse: Dangote refinery will never produce any fuel... importation fuel money swit pass production stress Dangerous plausibility. |
Politics › Re: Akpabio: I Only Endorsed Him, If He Fails I Am Not Responsible - Ali Ndume by GoodGovernance: 9:24pm On Jun 13, 2023 |
True talk.
You support and vote for a candidate of your choice,based on certain believes,qualities and expectations.
If the candidate fails to deliver, you can only the same candidate responsible and nobody else. |
Politics › Re: PEPT: Obi, LP Tender Irev Reports For Rivers, Adamawa, 3 Others by GoodGovernance: 9:12pm On Jun 13, 2023 |
sapele914: The idiot defeated Jagaban in Lagos like you rightfully claim, then turns around to say that the election was rigged, filled with malpractices?
The Apga Judas is just an egotistical Idiot. Useless Man wasting his time.
The best the court will give him, is yes there were some electoral malpractices, but highly insufficient to overturn the results of the election. So how did someone that lost his base in Lagos and Osun,win in Rivers State? Your arguments and those of others Lack both logical and sensibly reasoning. The fact that Tinubu lost in Lagos does not imply that he did not rig in Rivers and other states, in criminal partnership with Wike and others. Only someone with chicken brain would believe that Tinubu losing Lagos, means the election was free and fair ,in general! |
Politics › Re: Tajudeen Abass Elected Speaker Of The House Of Representatives by GoodGovernance: 11:18am On Jun 13, 2023 |
niyisky: Jagaban be teaching neophyte pol 103 Stupidity is when you agree that the leadership of a national assembly that is suppose to carry out oversight functions over the executives,including the presidency,should be influenced by the same executives. Rubbish! |
Politics › Re: Godswill Akpabio Takes Oath Of Office As Senate President (Picture) by GoodGovernance: 10:16am On Jun 13, 2023 |
LesbianBoy: I think there is something wrong with Nigerians.
Just like that they have forgotten that akpabio was involved in the "off your mic" Saga where billions were stolen yet see young people supporting him simply because tilumbu wants him there to deceive nigeria that their agenda to make nigeria a Muslim country is not going to happen. Chai 
Imagine 4 muslims just 1 Christian  I support your anti corruption stance but not your religious stupidity. |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Signs Student Loan Bill Into Law (Pictures) by GoodGovernance: 6:49pm On Jun 12, 2023 |
Good initiative but my fear is "Ghost Students' Loan.
May God deliver Nigeria from corruption. |
Politics › Re: We Must Back Fuel Subsidy Removal To Move Forward, Civil Societies Appeal To Nig by GoodGovernance: 6:21pm On Jun 11, 2023 |
slawomir: Damnnn niggar This same civil society fails to back fuel removal when Jonathan removed subsidy We should stop deceiving our self We are playing a politics of tribalism which is very bad
Nlc north and west stated that they won't join the protest 2023 This was same protest the whole nation and the nlc participated in during Jonathan and as at that time price of things were too cheap yet we entered the street and protested
The truth is this 2023 protest didn't hold because of tribalism We should stop deceiving ourselves..we should look deep into our heart and ask this big question If na obi remove this subsidy wetin for happen
Of course we all know the answer I swear protest for dey everywhere
The past is a stepping stone to the future...And since we're talking about the future, it is our present actions that shape it, and our present is heavily influenced by our past! Stupidity is when you decide to remain stagnant. So because they opposed fuel subsidy removal in 2012,they must oppose it in 2023 and forever? I hope you and your likes ,would just stop this continual but nonsensical referral to 2012. Rubbish! |
Nairaland General › Re: How's The Power Supply In Your Area? by GoodGovernance: 6:00pm On Jun 11, 2023 |
Gullible Nigerians will never learn!
June is the peak of raining season,there is no remarkable rework of the electrical infrastructure to warrant sudden constant power supply.
It happened in June last year and after Buhari's inauguration in 2015, would continue for a while. |
Politics › Re: Kogi 2023: AAC Unveils Achimugu, Bamidele Gubernatorial Ticket by GoodGovernance: 7:00pm On Jun 10, 2023 |
AAC = African Action Congress
The OP is an Olodo |
Romance › Re: I Cheated On My Husband With My Driver, But He Was Also Cheating by GoodGovernance: 11:12am On Jun 10, 2023 |
Congrats  |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Suspends Godwin Emefiele As CBN Governor by GoodGovernance: 10:51pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
kingsways: A president doesn’t have the power to remove the CBN Governor . I remember Sanusi said something like that This is the first illegality from an illegitimate president. It is not about what Sanusi said,it is what the law says. The president cannot suspend or remove CBN governor without the National Assembly.This is a simple and very logical procedure to checkmate the excesses and corrupt tendencies of the president. |
Politics › Re: INEC, APC Oppose Lp’s Request To Quiz IT Experts by GoodGovernance: 12:03pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
xpressionx: You keep sounding stupid.
If LP sued INEC,is that not a good reason to allow the scrutiny? Do not mind the guy. INEC is in court to defend that the election was free and fair. I wonder how that can be done by hiding or blocking evidence. Rubbish! |
Politics › Re: I Never Knew Tinubu Is So Intelligent - Labor Rep-Elect, Godwin Ogah by GoodGovernance: 10:44am On Jun 09, 2023 |
What else do you expect?APC blood flows in their family na.
His elder brother Uche Ogah was a Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development in the APC led federal government.
The guy only capitalised on the LP popularity in South East, as a stepping stone. |
Politics › Re: BVAS Did Not Transmit Feb 25 Presidential Election Results – INEC Adhoc Staff by GoodGovernance: 9:33pm On Jun 08, 2023 |
AutoConsult: You will shit on yourself las las😂😂
How many voted for Obi? 6.1 abi? So why the fuse? You don lose, getat already. I want to believe you understand elementary English. The fuss is that Tinubu was not overwhelmingly voted for,as you fraudulently claimed. |
Politics › Re: BVAS Did Not Transmit Feb 25 Presidential Election Results – INEC Adhoc Staff by GoodGovernance: 9:13pm On Jun 08, 2023 |
AutoConsult: Oga make we hear word. Are the election results different from the ones later transmitted to the irev? Are labor party agents complaining they are different? Stop crying all over the internet and move on with your life. Your useless candidate has lost. We have our champ, who we overwhelmingly voted for. So freaking gedifok "Who we Overwhelming voted for" This your statement is as fraudulent as the election itself. FACT CHECK According to INEC, Over 14million accredited voters did not vote for Tinubu,whilst only about 8 million voted for him, The truth: Tinubu only got the highest number of votes but definitely not the majority of votes cast! |
Politics › Re: Increase Workers Minimum Wage To N200,000 – TUC Tells FG by GoodGovernance: 10:14pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
Clowns.
FG should use savings on subsidy to pay workers who are of very insignificant percentage of the whole population of 200million.
Rubbish.
Savings on subsidy must be used for the benefit of all Nigerians such as providing infrastructure like stable power,roads,railways and an efficient mass transit system that will also accommodate the transportation of farm products.
Both the FG and its workers are working for the over 200million people of Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: NNPCL Pegs Ex-Depot Price At ₦479.50 Per Litre by GoodGovernance: 9:44pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
opey112: You said you remove subsidy you are still determining the price,why not give license to people that can import and let the market forces determine the price....... This will happen very soon. Doing that during the subsidy regime ,will take us back to the very dark and corruption driven ages. |
Politics › Re: NNPCL Pegs Ex-Depot Price At ₦479.50 Per Litre by GoodGovernance: 9:41pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
kcprince: The old depot rate included subsidy . Now nobody wants to subsidize it anymore hence the new price . Correct. |
Politics › Re: NNPCL Pegs Ex-Depot Price At ₦479.50 Per Litre by GoodGovernance: 9:36pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
oluwaseyi0: when you are selling to Nigeria at 500 to 700 you didn't complain, now that you have to restuck at 480+ you are complaining, what are you expecting that they will keep selling to you at old price while you sell at new 500+ price? I wonder oo |
Politics › Re: Court Orders NLC, TUC Not To Embark On Strike by GoodGovernance: 9:22pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
magoo10: Interesting times ahead
can the courts also order oil marketers to revert to old prices of pms just as they ordered discontinuation of deadline for new currency notes. You cannot use exparte court order to injure the other party or force the other party to part away with huge sum of money in the form of subsidy.Going back to old price means losses to the other party. But Labour cannot lose anything by suspending the strike. More so ,subsidy became illegal by virtue of the provisions of the Petroleum Industry Act 2022. |