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The vice president, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, has said the federal government is not relenting on its resolve to curtail security challenges and violence witnessed in different parts of the country. Osinbajo said the President Muhammadu Buhari- led administration has been importing security equipment, organising training and engaging in security council meetings to find lasting peace and order in the country. The vice president stated this in Awka, the Anambra state capital, weekend, while consulting the leaders of All Progressives Congress (APC), on his 2023 presidential ambition. He observed that more training and recruitment were needed to equip the military to tackle the challenges. “Security is central in everything we are doing in this government. The challenge of this particular government is security because we are opening up everywhere. We have opened up the North-east and containing the insecurity. The same with the North-west. We are also handling the cases of violence going on everywhere, including the South-east and the South-south. “For the first time, the law enforcement agencies in Nigeria are stretching, obviously beyond even their own capacity. If you have four or five different fronts where the law enforcement agents are required, there is no question that they will be there. The military are not trained for civil conflicts and all of that, but they have to adapt. They are everywhere. “But what this period has taught us is that we must drastically reengineer our security apparatus. I don’t think that there will be more Security Council meetings in any other administration other than this one. A lot of work has been going on in reengineering our entire security architecture, from men and women in the armed forces and the police and ensuring that we are able to beef them up because this is a big country,” he stated. https://www.blueprint.ng/fg-eager-to-end-insecurity-import-equipment-osinbajo/ https://i0.wp.com/www.blueprint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/yemi-osinbajo.jpg |
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Indispensable85:I pity his wife, children and staff....looks like he smells bulllshit from afar. [img]https:///media/4-02-2022/pvZLhb.gif[/img] |
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Bonesbreaker:...the one in shades, [img]https:///media/4-02-2022/pvZLhb.gif[/img] |
he gifted the ‘prophet’ his car after he told him he saw him in a vision where he had an accident with his Lexus ES 350 car. [img]https:///media/5-08-2022/M3syAx.gif[/img] A Lexus ES 350 car and Lexus RX 350 jeep were obtained from Odigie Godspower using the same fake prophetic pronouncements”. |
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Bluffers...... [img]https:///media/4-02-2022/OShac6.gif[/img] ....if you shut down operations how will you pay your overheads and loans? |
IPOB: There’s no sit-at-home in Delta – Police assure residents The Delta State Police Command, led by CP Ari Muhammed Ali, on Sunday assured residents that there’s no sit-at-home order in the state. This is contained in a statement signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Bright Edafe. CP Ari, who was reacting to a Facebook post by some faceless individuals with the caption “Unknown gunmen Asaba Delta State sends strong message”, in which Asaba residents were warned to observe the sit-at-home order as declared by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), assured residents of their safety just as he urged them to go about their lawful businesses, stressing that the Command is willing and able to deal decisively with anyone or group of persons who try to cause any form of trouble in the state. He admonished members of the public, particularly residents of Asaba and the entire Delta North district to remain vigilant, monitor and report any strange and suspicious movements or persons in their neighborhood to the command or other law enforcement agencies. Meanwhile, the CP in his determination to maintain the existing peace in the State, has placed officers and men of the command on red alert and urged them to remain watchful and deal decisively with anyone or group of persons attempting to cause any form of mayhem. He further directed the Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations, Area Commanders, DPOs, and Tactical Commanders to maintain Police visibility across the length and breadth of the state and emplace measures that will make the state uncomfortable and uninhabitable for any group of hoodlums. According to him, the command can be contacted through the following numbers; PPRO’s Office on +234 915 557 0008, +234 915 557 0007, Or the Command Control Room via +234 803 668 4974. https://dailypost.ng/2022/05/08/ipob-theres-no-sit-at-home-in-delta-police-assure-residents/ |
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Mooh247:Such a comment highlights your ignorance of world affairs and geopolitics......No matter how much oil Nigeria has it will never be able to contribute to a steady electricity supply. Without such the country cannot develop |
Electricity produced by fossil fuels are being phased out by developed countries..... [img]https:///media/4-02-2022/WHvSd9.gif[/img] |
Demand for electricity across Africa will grow many times over by 2050. Nuclear power is a potential source of clean power to drive industrialization and growing incomes, especially with new smaller, safer, and more flexible designs expected to come to the market over the next decade. But which African countries are ready for nuclear technology? And where will be the largest demand for additional power? The Energy for Growth Hub and Third Way created an interactive map that projects electricity demand and assesses nuclear readiness: Only Egypt and South Africa are ready today Egypt has awarded a $25 billion contract to Rosatom for a 4.8GW power plant, with construction expected to begin soon. South Africa already operates a nuclear power plant at Koeberg. Seven more could be ready for nuclear by 2030 Algeria operates a research reactor and plans to commission a plant. Ghana operates a research reactor and aims to replace gas fired generation with nuclear power in the 2030s. Kenya is developing a policy organization and regulatory regime with aims to develop a 1 GW power plant by 2035. Morocco operates a research reactor, engages with the IAEA, and has long expressed interest in nuclear power for uses such as desalination and electricity. Nigeria operates a research reactor and has signed deals with foreign suppliers such as Russia to build a proposed 2.4 GW power plant. Sudan has engaged with the IAEA on an infrastructure review and signed agreements with supplier countries like Russia and China. Tunisia originally hoped to develop nuclear power by 2020 and has remained actively engaged with supplier countries. https://www.energyforgrowth.org/memo/who-in-africa-is-ready-for-nuclear-power/ |
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Abdulmumin Jibrin has announced his defection from the ruling All Progressive Congress, although the campaign chief for Bola Tinubu has yet to announce his next political party. “I have done my best for APC,” Mr Jibrin said on Twitter Saturday. “It’s time to move on. I will announce my new political party within the next 24 hours insha Allah. I will make a formal statement in due course.” The former House appropriation committee chairman has been leading support groups for Mr Tinubu across northern Nigeria. It was not immediately clear why he decided to leave the ruling party, but concerns have mounted in recent weeks that the APC might allow northern candidates to contest its ticket. Mr Jibrin has argued that southern candidates should be given exclusive rights to contest the presidential ticket in line with equity, but northern APC politicians, including Jigawa Governor Abubakar Badaru, have declared their readiness to seek the 2023 presidential ticket. https://gazettengr.com/tinubu-campaign-manager-abdulmumin-jibrin-dumps-apc/ https://gazettengr.com/wp-content/uploads/Abdulmumin-Jubrin.png |
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