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UselessBuharist:If you have an evidence he was rewarded handsomely, show it to us |
I trust you Mr President. |
LagosFirstSon:Why are you taking things so personal? |
BlackhatMentor:I don't think you have seen him play before he was injured. He's a very good footballer. Infact, I will rate him ahead of osimehin because he's skillful. |
LagosFirstSon:So Goldman Sachs is lying? |
Ozommadu:Ask the people who voted him twice and supported him. People who defended the minister are following the footsteps of Obidients. |
Lizzysamuel:🤡 |
The people defending him learn from Obidients defending obi even though he failed as a governor. |
The Eko Electricity Distribution Company says the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved the migration of 33 additional feeders to Band A under its franchise area. The feeders are Adeleke Adedoyin, Ajeast, Annex, Army Resettlement, British America Tobacco, CIG, Coker, Dideolu, Droyers, Empire Court, Estate, Etim Inyang, Firro, Freeman, Glover, Heritage, M&K Express, Mega Plaza, Montgomery 1, Moore Road, Nest Oil, NIMR, Nipost, Osborne, Ozumba Mbadiwe, Palace Road, Rocky Estate, Rumens, Smith, Station Feeder (Nitel), Victoria Arobieke, DPR andNitel. The DisCo disclosed this Friday in a statement made available to our correspondent by the General Manager, Corporate Communications of EKEDC, Babatunde Lasaki. PUNCH online reports that on April 3, the Federal Government, through the NERC, announced that subsidy would no longer be paid on the electricity consumed by Band A customers. From N68 per kilowatt-hour, Band A customers now pay N255/KWh, while others maintain the old tariffs. Lasaki said customers in these areas would experience “a guaranteed minimum of 20 hours of power supply daily in line with the newly approved Multi-Year Tariff Order”. He assured customers within the EKEDC network of ongoing efforts to improve the quality of service rendered to them. He said, “In our bid to serve our customers better, we are looking to even add more feeders to the list of our Band A feeders so that more customers can enjoy a guaranteed 20 hours of power supply daily. “It is also our commitment to ensure that customers under other service bands, that is, Bands B to E also enjoy their guaranteed minimum supply hours while we work to improve our power supply”. Lasaki added that EKEDC was working to eliminate supply downtime within its franchise area and achieve its goal of a stable and uninterruptible power supply. He said, “The EKEDC is dedicated to investing more in infrastructural capacity to improve power supply and is working with all stakeholders to ensure a minimum of 20 hours of supply is available to all its customers”. https://punchng.com/33-additional-ekedc-feeders-migrated-to-band-a/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
All thanks to President Tinubu and Cardoso. |
NigerianAngelo:Look at what an adult wrote |
This is what obidients want Nigeria to become because a Yoruba man won the presidential election. |
Mali's ruling military junta on Thursday banned media coverage of political parties a day after suspending their activities, marking the latest crackdown on dissent in the West African nation. Opposition voices have been largely stifled since the colonels seized power in a 2020 coup, overthrowing civilian president Ibrahim Boubacar Keita. Mali's high authority for communication issued a statement Thursday calling on "all media (radio, television, written press and online) to halt broadcast and publication of the activities of political parties and the activities of a political nature of associations". It did not indicate what would happen to media organisations that did not observe the ban. The move comes after authorities on Wednesday ordered the indefinite suspension of all political activities, saying it was needed to maintain public order. Government spokesman Colonel Abdoulaye Maiga blamed the suspension of party activities on the "sterile discussions" during an attempt at national dialogue earlier this year. "Subversive acts by political parties are multiplying," a decree read out to reporters by Maiga said. He added that the fight against armed jihadist and Tuareg separatist groups could not be reconciled by "sterile political debates". The latest crackdown has prompted numerous comments on social media but there was little reaction from parties or leading figures, already largely silenced. Moussa Mara, who was prime minister from 2014 until 2015, urged authorities to reverse the decision, calling it a "major step backwards" that "does not promise a peaceful future". The president of the Convergence for the Development of Mali (CODEM) party, Housseini Amion Guindo, called for "civil disobedience until the fall of the illegal and illegitimate regime... due in particular to its inability to satisfy the essential needs of Malians". Under pressure from regional bloc ECOWAS, the junta had promised to hold elections and hand power back to civilians by March 26, 2024, but no vote was organised. The United Nations voiced alarm Thursday at the junta's move to suspend political activities. "We are deeply concerned by the decree suspending the activities of political parties and other civic associations," the UN rights office said on X, formerly Twitter, insisting that "it must be immediately repealed". #Mali: We are deeply concerned by the decree suspending the activities of political parties and other civic associations. It must be immediately repealed. An open and pluralistic civic space is key to human rights, peace and security & sustainable development. — UN Human Rights (@UNHumanRights) April 11, 2024 Press freedom group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) decried the media ban as "a censorship measure that is part of the continuum of muzzling of information" under the junta. 'Return to the barracks' Mali's Maison de la Presse, a non-governmental umbrella group speaking on behalf of part of the media, called on the media "not to submit to the orders" of the communication authority. Since August 2020, Mali's opposition has been largely muzzled by legal woes, the dissolution of organisations, restrictions on press freedom and calls for national unity. But in a rare joint statement on March 31, a number of political parties and civil groups decried the "legal and institutional vacuum" left by the failure to hand back power to civilians on March 26. They called for a "rapid and inclusive dialogue" to ensure that the presidential election is held "as soon as possible". Read more With ECOWAS exit, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger leave democratic transition in limbo In a separate statement on the same day, a group of human rights organisations said Mali had "reached an impasse" and it was time for the military "to return to the barracks". Since seizing power in 2020, the junta has ended several international alliances, including with the European Union and former colonial power France, and instead fostered closer ties with Russia. The military government last year ordered the withdrawal of the UN stabilisation mission MINUSMA, and in January ended a 2015 peace agreement with separatist groups in the north. The worsening security situation in Mali has also been compounded by a humanitarian and political crisis. Neighbouring Sahel states Burkina Faso and Niger also underwent military coups in 2022 and 2023 respectively. The three countries have all pledged to leave ECOWAS in favour of their own Sahel alliance. https://www.france24.com/en/africa/20240411-mali-junta-bans-media-coverage-political-parties-crackdown?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=telegram&utm_source=shorty&utm_slink=f24.my%2FAFl8 |
Till then |
Everybody knows price will soon start falling soon. |
I hope this is not a fake news. Yolks and albumen in eggs now look very watery |
Blaze14k:It's not only his resort the government will take over 50m of land, other businesses like Oniru beach will be affected. Since you have seen it on tweeter, you should share it with me. |
Blaze14k:I quoted penguin who made the claim on nairaland. |
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Wainey:Wike started and completed phase one of the trans kalabari road, Fubara has nothing to do with starting the project. https://www.nairaland.com/7628820/trans-kalabari-road-all-set Fubara will start the second phase. Have he start the construction of the second phase? Cc Zwooks |
I agree, we will start reaping the reward soon sha |
Blaze14k:Yes, Landmark is lying. There should be a letter from the government that states the whole landmark will be demolish in 7 days time. |
Blaze14k:sigh Look at who I quoted Pengun2:He claimed the establishment would have been destroyed I asked him to show evidence the establishment would be destroyed |
Blaze14k:The road is not going to affect a little part of landmark alone, it's gonna affect every business along the route |
Penguin2:Are you guys not tired of this victim mentality? Please show evidence the government were planning to destroy the whole of landmark |
Artscollection:Show evidence the government ever wanted to destroy the whole of landmark |
YorubaNOlevel:I thought he was charge for murdering his wife? May his soul RIP |
Yemike:💯💯 |
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