Some APC demons are seriously sabotaging Dangote s organization because they wanna continue importing invisible PMS & diesel, just so that they can keep on eating the criminal subsidy funds
Fireworkx: Dear everyone, please, i won't be doing this if only there's a glimmer of hope. please forgive me, but it seems that I have no choice. I'm typing this with tears in my eyes and with a very heavy heart. I'm doing this for my little girl who is asthmatic, I have exhausted my savings to buy her Seretide inhaler but at this point it has become too expensive to afford. I work two jobs to provide for my family but it never seem to be enough and as it stands I have exhausted all channels with which I can borrow money to buy it. It is sold for 18,500 but anything we can lay our hands on is perfectly okay please. Even 1k will go a long way to keep my baby girl alive please. Please my family, am on my knees, I am pleading for assistance to save my daughters life. I beg you in God's name please.. Any well meaning Nigerian whom God has touched their heart to help us, please help us. May the Almighty GOD bless all you lay your fingers on, amen.
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Gistmedia10: In a new viral moment that has everyone buzzing, Nigerian music icon Tiwa Savage recently shared a set of stunning photos online, sparking an avalanche of reactions. Known for her bold fashion choices, the "Somebody’s Son" singer didn't hold back in these images, showing off her striking style and undeniable confidence.
Fans and celebrities alike couldn't stop gushing about her look. Some praised her daring style, calling her a true fashion icon, while others admired her poise and charm. Tiwa, who is never one to shy away from making a statement, effortlessly commanded attention, reminding everyone why she’s one of Africa’s top stars.
With fans leaving comments like, "Queen of Afrobeats!" and "Tiwa Savage forever serving looks," these photos are definitely the latest talk of the town.
Be like say Tiwa done buy nyansh
We go soon hear say she move go Banana island courtesy of one chairman or senator
Bobloco: ABUJA – MINISTER of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun has disclosed a new government policy that would permit Nigerians who are keeping dollars outside the banking system to bring those funds into the financial system.
Edun, said such individuals have a nine-month grace period to comply with the directive without attracting legal liability or financial penalties.
The Finance Minister disclosed this while briefing journalists at the end of the National Economic Council, NEC, presided over by the Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima, at the Council Chamber, Presidential Villa, Abuja.
The Minister also gave an update on the Excess Crude Account currently standing at $473,754.57, the Natural Resources Fund at ₦26,105,837,627.67, and the Stabilization Account at ₦36,299,452,763.62.
Edun equally gave update on government economic relief measures, saying 25 million Nigerians have benefitted from federal social protection initiatives, including digital outreach, microenterprise loans, and sector-specific support for power, agriculture, manufacturing, health, and compressed natural gas (CNG) initiatives.
He said, “One element of the cost increase is the foreign exchange rate, and that is demand and supply. There is going to be a release today, details by the federal government through the Ministry of Finance, in conjunction with the Central Bank, a programme, starting today, 31st of October, and lasting nine months, that will allow people to bring in cash that is outside the banking system.
“So therefore it is unsafe, it is unsecure and it is outside of legal limits. They will allowed forbearance to bring dollars cash. Let me emphasize once again, it is to bring dollars that they are holding outside the system to be able to bring them in and credit it to their bank accounts, as long as it is not proceeds of crime, illicit money. There will be no penalty, there will be no taxes, there will be no questions.
“They just meet the normal ‘Know Your Customer’ criteria of banks and they have an opportunity to bring in those funds, make them safe, make them secure, and make them available through normal, economic activity.
“The details of that, the guidelines of that, will be released, first of all, the announcement by the Ministry of Finance and the guidelines later will follow very quickly by Central Bank.
Thank you for your feedback. You asked for photographic evidence? Please find attached a piece of furniture upholstered with the original antique colonial era upholstery fabric, which some of our people now refer to as 'Isi-agu'.
Also find attached a White European man wearing the same head warmer that some of our people now call their 'traditional cap'.
These materials were introduced into Igboland in the 1850s. If you can show me any documentary evidence of the existence of Isi-agu or your traditional cap before Bishop Samuel Ajayi-Crowther brought European missionaries to Igboland, I make a vow and covenant to pay you ₦10 million.
Do you even see what some of our people call okporoko (stockfish) today? It is also not of Nigerian origin. It was a prominent aspect of the relief materials used to address the Kwashiokor crisis between 1967 and 70. That is why and how okporoko became popular in Biafra and Igboland till today. We have Chief Awolowo and the nation of Norway to thank for Okporoko. Before the Nigerian civil war, Nigerians did not know anything like Okporoko.
Wike thinks government service makes him turn into some type of powerful spirit or something...no wonder he kept on moaning about the future of his 'political career' prior to last year elections
Criminals for Naija done generally decode the fact say Catholic Fathers dey control solid money...and they draw attention to themselves due to the fact say dem dey fúck tohtoh like say tomorrow no dey!
In fact forget tohtoh, dem dey fûck man, fūck small pickin join
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delpee: That's shameful! Revenue should not be decreasing in these hard times. The governor needs to revolutionise the revenue collection process. Lagos is a good place to learn from.
It's surprising that Zamfara with enormous mineral resources is one of poorest on the list. Ditto for Nassarawa and Plateau.
Restructuring is the key to progress.
Revenue is not decreasing it's being diverted to fictitious expense-heads in order to pay the bills of private entities that are totally unconnected to government
What you're experiencing is a novel method of government corruption and money laundering
Osun State has slipped to the worst Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) performer in the Southwest region of Nigeria, according to the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics (NBS).
In 2023, Osun generated significantly less revenue than its Southwest counterparts, with Ekiti state, once at the bottom with N17billion, now surpassing Osun with an impressive N34 billion as against Osun's N27billion.
This decline is alarming, considering Osun's ranking as 16th in the country with an IGR of N24.6 billion in 2022 during the previous administration of ex-Governor Adegboyega Oyetola.
However, in the latest assessment, Osun has dropped to 20th position, fueling criticism from the opposition that the current administration is ineffective and hindering progress.
Recall the Senator Ademola Adeleke government was harshly criticised last year when some officials of the government were identified collecting the state revenue into their personal accounts.
Yet Osun has one of the highest debt-profiles nationwide, as a result of that undercover-lunatic named Aregbesola