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Those being considered here were either not receiving anything or receiving less than 52k Ogbuefienubiaka: |
Na wa o. All in the name of winning an election. Alhaji Kwakwanso, this your own na lie o |
Interesting! Post this with your name and contact address so that you can provide proof in court. lightwind: |
Verifiable Info: Yes, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was awarded the Distinguished Alumnus Award by Chicago State University (CSU). The honor was presented to him in August 2001 during his first term as the Governor of Lagos State. Key details surrounding the award include: • The Presenter: The award was presented directly to him in Chicago by the then-President of CSU, Dr. Elnora Daniel. • The Reason: Dr. Daniel noted that the award was given in appreciation of his meteoric political rise and his contributions to governance in Nigeria. • The Event: The presentation ceremony was attended by a delegation of CSU faculty members, students, Chicago city officials, and U.S. Congressman Danny K. Davis. While Tinubu's academic certificates have been a subject of intense political debate in Nigeria, official legal depositions and statements released by Chicago State University have repeatedly confirmed that he legitimately attended the school and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with honors on June 22, 1979. |
This was PO when NIgeria lost the World Cup opportunity: As the World Cup Begins Without Nigeria As the World Cup begins today across three nations, I identify with our teeming football followers and urge them not to be despondent that Nigeria is not participating, despite the abundant talent in our land. Our failure to participate on the global stage is not due to a deficit of talent; it is a direct consequence of a deficit in leadership, planning, and institutional support. The task of building a better Nigeria rests primarily on the shoulders of the younger generation. Do not watch the World Cup with despair; rather, see it as a reminder of where Nigeria ought to be. We must move our country from being a nation of mere consumers of global entertainment to a nation of proud producers and competitors. A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO |
ayusco85:Name 1 |
Interesting... They are focusing on the segment that gives them more money with fewer problems and an interface with host communities. in addition to their existing offshore investments they are finalising FID on... • Bonga South West Project: Shell and partners are assessing or committing up to $10 billion to $20 billion for the Bonga South West deepwater project, with a target FID framework supported by the federal Deep Offshore Oil and Gas Projects Incentives (Tax Remission) Order, 2026. • Bonga North Deepwater Field: Shell (with a 55% operational stake) and partners (NNPC, ExxonMobil, TotalEnergies, Eni) launched the $5 billion Bonga North deep offshore oil field project in OML 118. • Shallow & Deep Offshore Gas/Oil Commitments: Shell has directed over $7 billion in recent upstream and deep-offshore/gas commitments (including Bonga North and the $2 billion HI gas field FID) following its strategic pivot away from onshore Niger Delta operations. Their investment in NLNG is still there. So, Shell isn't going anywhere soon |
Oh my God! This is bad. Looks more like murder... |
Excellent! Keep this up |
What were the major reliefs Obi sought? Broadly, Obi and the Labour Party wanted the court to: nullify Tinubu's election; declare Peter Obi the winner, based on their contention that he had obtained the majority of lawful votes; or alternatively order a fresh election where appropriate; and grant other consequential reliefs arising from the alleged constitutional and electoral violations. The petition therefore wasn't simply saying "Obi received more votes than Tinubu." It attacked the election on qualification, electoral non-compliance/corrupt practices, and the validity of the votes used to declare Tinubu the winner. What did the Tribunal ultimately decide? The PEPC dismissed Obi/LP's petition and affirmed Tinubu's election. The court concluded that the petitioners had failed to prove the allegations to the required legal standard. � Channels Television +1 Some particularly important findings included: Obi failed to establish the alleged electoral irregularities sufficiently. The court rejected the case concerning over-voting/irregular votes because the petitioners did not adequately establish the necessary polling-unit-level facts and evidence. Several of the arguments concerning Tinubu's qualification were held to be incompetent or legally unsustainable. On the controversial 25% requirement in the FCT, the Tribunal rejected the argument that Tinubu was automatically disqualified because he did not obtain 25% of the votes in Abuja/FCT. The Tribunal ultimately held that the petition lacked merit and affirmed Tinubu as duly elected. |
And he didn't plead that in court? SeeWahala: |
He should quickly set up his own OBINEC or get the UN or Is to set up an electoral body.... This man is just impossible... fergie001: |
I hope this helps. Nigeria borrowed and used debt financing (including Central Bank overdrafts like Ways and Means) to help fund fuel subsidy payments across a period of over 16 years (spanning actively from roughly 2006 until mid-2023).While petroleum subsidies historically date back to the late 1970s, the era of massive, multi-trillion-naira deficit-financed subsidy payments intensified significantly in the late 2000s and continued through successive administrations until the removal pronouncement in May 2023. During this prolonged timeframe, shortfalls in revenue meant the government routinely relied on borrowing and the CBN's Ways and Means advances to bridge the gap caused by mounting subsidy bills. |
We have an average of 20 hours a day. I haven't used my generator in 2 years. Its costly but very ok treesun: |
Are you still on the tax issue? Are you earning more and paying more or are you earning less and paying more? Gotocourt: |
treesun:You can blame whoever you want. But the party lost the election at the end of an uninspiring 12 years of the APC's rule in Osun. I am not sure of their prospects if they don't get their act together and officially apologise to the people of Osun, rather than trying to explain away their performance. |
Prosecution or conviction? |
Please, what is the implication of this? How much will a car that costs N15m now cost with this introduction? |
CodeTemplar:The one wey you go believe go soon happen to you |
[img][/img] Without the reforms what would have happened?
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The way people speak with finality as if they know what they are saying is funny. History, records and stories are there for you to read and moderate your perception. youngEmelex: |
This is not new. Someone's uncle/father was serving food at an event the other day MadPolitician: |
daylay7:Maybe you should visit teaching hospitals to see people battling diabetes. I am sure you wont need a prompt to rethink things |
Interesting. Your so called "uneducated man" like the previous ones before him borrowed to keep the forex rate at the level it was with a lot of arbitrage happening in between. But this one (BAT) has removed the arbitrage by allowing the naira to find its true value an by implication forex subsidy like fuelsubsidy was eliminated. I hope this helps. Wispower: |
Mention one new tax that was introduced by Tinubu. If you are a salary earner whats the difference between your payee under Buhari annd now? Offpoint1: |
This is being clever by half. What is the dollar value of the loans for the 2 periods? To put this in context, under Buhari, Naira to USD was averagely N320 while under Tinubu its averagle N1400. At Buharis N75trn and Tinubu's N65trn, loans under Burai is $234bn while same under Tinubu is $46bn. |
Just like that, they have lost their jobs. I think the DPO should also be sanctioned Heis00: |
Confessing to tapping the telephone of the National Security Adviser (NSA) in Nigeria is a severe, high-level security breach with immediate criminal implications. Under the Cybercrimes Act 2015, such unauthorized access to secure data can lead to imprisonment for up to 5 years, or fines of up to , or both. Due to the gravity of the offense against national security, the individual is highly unlikely to remain free and will likely be arrested immediately for investigation, despite the voluntary confession. Implications under Nigerian Law: Criminal Offence: Unauthorized tapping of communications is illegal, specifically when it involves national security data, violating laws against accessing secure networks. Breach of Privacy: It violates the right to privacy and constitutes a serious, illegal breach of security. Serious Security Breach: Such actions are considered a grave threat to national security. Will the Person be Free until Prosecution? Likely Arrest: Voluntary confession in this context is treated as a confession of a serious crime (felony), which provides immediate cause for arrest and investigation. Detention: Given the high-profile nature (targeting the NSA), the individual is likely to be detained by security agencies (e.g., DSS, Police) for questioning and to prevent destruction of evidence. Bail: While bail is a constitutional right, it may be denied or difficult to obtain given the severity of the threat to national security. |
can this go for 8m? |
If you are a salary earne, which version determined your PAYE? Ofunaofu: |
Una go still a talk wetin una want gangan U are recommending electronic voting at less than a year to the general election… Josepholome: |

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