₦airaland Forum

Let me check my own finances....

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Where dem dey.....?

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(International Peace Keeping Centre behind the police force headquarters)

Birds of the same feather.....

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....flock together!

Just call it tax!

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Firstnebo:
Did the event on the gif actually take place?

Do you think i forged it?

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The National Bureau of Statistics has revealed that Lagos residents paid the highest price for Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) for March.

In its report on price watch list released on Wednesday, the agency said Lagos residents paid N200.87 per litre of PMS last month.

According to NBS, the price for Lagos increased by 22.48 percent or N36.87 from N164.00 paid in January.

Other states with the highest average price of petrol were Ebonyi (N184.17) and Niger (N183.50).

On the flipped side, people of Adamawa, Taraba and Bauchi paid the lowest price per litre of petrol.

Adamawa residents paid (N162.91), Taraba (N162.67) and Bauchi (N164.00) respectively.

Nationally, the average price paid by petrol consumers increased by 18.76 percent from N145.40 in March 2020 to N172.68 in the same month this year.

While on month on month, petrol price increased by 3.87 percent from N166.24 per litre in February to N172.68 in March.

NBS also revealed that the average price paid by consumers for Automotive Gas Oil (diesel) increased by 3.36 percent month-on-month and by 3.80 percent year-on-year from N227.76 in February to N235.41 last month.

States with the highest average price of diesel were Borno (N275.30), Benue (N264.91), and Bauchi (N257.50).

States with the lowest average price for the product were Plateau (N207.50), Rivers (N211.25), and Ekiti (N215.36).

https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/lagos-ebonyi-niger-paid-highest-price-for-petrol-in-march/

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Prominent Nigerians, among them Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, Chief Bode George, former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Professor Aloysius-Michael Okolie, Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), have said that the structure of the country is faulty and only restructuring will save the country from collapse.

They spoke at a book launch in Lagos on Wednesday, stressing that Nigeria had not made progress in the past 60 years because the structure under which it operated was bad.

While reviewing the book with the title, “Roundtable Discussion on Economy in Nigeria” which was edited by Billy Adedaramola, editor-in-chief of National Pilot Newspaper, Prof. Aloysius-Michael Okolie said that restructuring flows from the dynamic nature of social reality, inevitable and sweeps across generation.

“Restructuring is a synonym of change arising from contests between the social relations of production and productive forces. The intensity and dynamism of agitation for restructuring in any given socio-formations is directly linked to the quantum of governance deficits and level of dexterity by the political leadership in dealing with the challenges of governance. When restructuring, akin to change becomes truncated and resisted, it leads to internal bobbles and perhaps makes violence and instability expedient, inevitable and permissible.”


The Ooni of Ife represented by Oba Adebisi Layede said that restructuring is long overdue; stressing that there is so many defects in the structure because Nigerians have forgotten history, regretting that history is no longer taught in schools for the people to know where they were.


“Nigeria is not one. We deceive ourselves when we say that Nigeria is one. Some regions of this country are seen as second class, so restructuring must be done to save Nigeria from collapse,” he said.

Bode George, represented by Dr Aderemi Akitoye, a member board of trustees of the PDP, said that restructuring and the economy cannot be separated.

He said, “The structure that we have is defective. If we must grow to the status of a nation we must restructure. If the Yoruba nation wants to go, it is also restructuring. The economy of Nigeria is tribal, it is meant to benefit the North alone. We must look at all the sectors if we want to restructure. If restructuring involves severance, let there be severance.”

https://www.independent.ng/ooni-bode-george-okolie-others-agree-only-restructuring-will-save-nigeria/

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested a former Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice in Akwa Ibom, Uwemedimo Nwoko.

Nwoko was arrested on Tuesday in Uyo, over an alleged money laundering.

The EFCC’s Head of Media and Publicity, Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed the ex-commissioner’s arrest.

He said: “Yes, the story is true he ( Nwoko) has been arrested.”

He, however, refused to disclose how Nwoko was arrested by the EFCC operatives.

The commission had named the ex-commissioner as an accomplice in the alleged N1.4 billion money laundering charges filed against a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Paul Usoro, at the Federal High Court, Abuja, in 2018.

The EFCC alleged that Nwoko and some other former officials of Akwa Ibom State government allegedly connived with the ex-NBA President to launder the money.

The anti-graft agency re-arraigned Usoro on a 10-count charge of alleged N1.4 billion fraud in March 2019 while Nwoko and other accomplices were said to be at large.

The accomplices, according to EFCC, include the Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for Finance, Nsikan Nkan; the state’s Accountant-General, Mfon Udomah; and one Margaret Ukpe.

https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/efcc-arrests-ex-akwa-ibom-attorney-general-for-alleged-n1-4bn-money-laundering/

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Life is Precious.....

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The bloody idiots should have k

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Nigerian's

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A. very

P. athetic

C.ontraption

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Who's daughter?

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Naija.....

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What.....

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Me right now

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Wetin dey do twitter?

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