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Lagos – Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has berated the volume of smuggled goods coming into Nigeria through the Republic of Benin.

Dangote spoke at a stakeholders’ session in Lagos between the private sector and the Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele.

He said smuggling activities from the Benin Republic route is killing manufacturing in Nigeria.


His words: “Smuggling is killing Nigeria and most of these smuggled goods come from the Benin Republic. There is no country that can survive with Benin Republic as a neighbour.

Details later…

https://www.independent.ng/no-country-can-survive-with-republic-of-benin-as-neighbour-dangote/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook

Kano State Governor Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje on Thursday queried Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II on Thursday over allegations of fund misappropriation.

The Kano State Anti-Corruption and Public Complaint Commission on Monday indicted the emir and recommended his suspension.

The Chief of Staff to the Emir, Munir Sanusi, who confirmed the receipt of the query, said the state government sought the response of the emir within 24 hours regarding allegations of misappropriation of funds.

“We received the query today (Thursday). The state government has demanded the response of His Highness within 24 hours. The council is studying the content,” he said.

https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-ganduje-queries-emir-sanusi-demands-respond-within-24-hrs/

Wailers right now

Initially

The founder of the One Love Family, Sat Guru Maharaj ji, Tuesday called on President Muhammed Buhari to appoint him as his ‘spiritual adviser.’

He said this has become necessary because other religious groups and their leaders have failed.

Maharaj ji made the request during a press conference to mark the 26 years ‘Anniversary Celebrations of Nigeria Declaration as the new Holy Land of the Universe.’

The event was held at Maharaj ji village, along Lagos/Ibadan Expressway.


He said among his expectations was for the president to appoint him to oversee the ministries of water resources, agriculture, and oil and gas in Mr Buhari’s second term.

Apart from his request for appointment, the controversial cleric also spoke on other issues.

He said the federal government needs to increase the wages and improve on the welfare of judges in the country to stop the temptation of receiving bribes directly or through agents. He also called for the creation of state police, saying it would help improve the security situation in the country.


The cleric advised the federal government to reveal the names of those involved in the mismanagement of funds of some privatised Nigerian companies, including Nigerian Airways, Ajaokuta Steel, Delta Steel, Nigeria Electric Power Authority among others.

He called ror the creation of the Ministry for Culture and Tradition, and the establishment of a ‘social security system to give all unemployed High School graduates the sum of N6,000 , National Diploma holders a sum of N8,000, Higher National Diploma and Degree the sum of N15,000 monthly.’ He said such will take them away from criminal activities.


“The Federal Government should increase the reward for whistle blower to 10% in order to encourage more Nigerians to take up the challenges, Alafin of Oyo should be made Chairman of the Council of Traditional Rulers in Nigeria ‘in consideration of his position from the inception of the project Nigeria as the leading king of the land,” he said.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/333469-guru-maharaji-to-buhari-appoint-me-special-adviser-to-oversee-petroleum-other-ministries.html%3famp_markup=1

helinues:
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Clueless people

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EmekaBlue:
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Born2Breed:
Leave them. Bother about the herdsmen and bandit taking over the highways and bushes in your vicinity.

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Hypocrisy at its peak. Why not issue it in biafran currency

Rest in pieces.

The two exchanged pleasantries after Eid prayer led by Sanusi.

OP, where is the video?

Lalasticlala

midolian:
Chai, my brother, this one no dapper oo

I have changed it to odd

Nigerians need military rule because we are stubborn.

Fighting everywhere since return to democracy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apaCbEPPbto&feature=youtu.be

Hope this is photoshopped?

I noticed that the National Chairman of APC has not been in the news for quite sometime.
Nor did he led APC NWC members to Aso Rock for the ritual Ramadan break with the President.

Where is our Chairman Adams Oshiomole?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQXkrKzx_lQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk34LN3A4pU

Buhari should appoint ordinary Ahmed as Chairman of public complaints commission

Sheikh Ibe kachikwu

Lalasticlala

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lalasticlala, please ban this topic spammers for 20 years

President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe has fired Joram Gumbo (pictured), his minister of energy and power development, over “poor electricity supply” across the country.

According to BBC, Zimbabwe is experiencing the worst electricity blackouts since 2016.

This is coming after the minister had licenced over 30 companies to provide solar power to the country and concluded plans to travel to Mozambique, a neighbouring country, to make an arrangement for an electricity supply deal.

Gumbo was replaced by Fortune Chasi, the deputy minister for transport and infrastructural development.

The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC), the state-owned power firm, said there would be blackouts for about eight hours daily because of a drop in output at its largest hydro plant and ageing coal-fired generators.

“The power shortfall is being managed through load shedding in order to balance the power supply available and the demand,” ZETDC had said in a public notice.

On Monday, Reuters had reported that the last time Zimbabwe experienced such serious blackouts was in 2016 after a devastating drought.

Due to low water levels and poor coal supplies to the generating plants, the country is currently producing 969 megawatts (MW) daily against peak demand of 2,100 MW.

Zimbabwe is reported to have experienced very low rainfall during the 2018-2019 raining season with most water bodies drying up.

TheCable reported how the Nigerian electricity grid collapsed twice within 24 hours last week causing blackouts in most states across the country.

The recent grid collapse was the sixth to be recorded in 2019.

https://www.thecable.ng/zimbabwes-president-fires-minister-over-power-outage-for-8-hrs-per-day

Can we have such in Nigeria?