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At how much?

Why is Dangote finding it difficult to publicise its selling price?

Why is Hon. included in his name?

Huawei would have been in the best position for this kind of partnership.

I laff

...of what importance is the UN ......

Price instability. Hopefully to the benefit of d masses

Saskay44:
I thought dangote refinery would crash the price of fuel why's fuel still increasing??

uhmmmmm

Everything don jagajaga

Uhmmmmm, nawa ooooo. Meanwhile, some are whitewashing the colonizers which in turn makes Slavery sound like a fairytale.

Kosiso12:
A bill introduced by Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo has sparked concerns that local government autonomy, recently upheld by the Supreme Court, may be undermined.

The bill requires local government areas (LGAs) to remit a portion of their federal allocations into a consolidated account controlled by the state.

Section 13(1) of the bill stipulates that the state shall maintain a “State Joint Local Government Account” into which all federal allocations to LGAs must be deposited. Section 14(3) of it mandates that each LGA must remit a state-determined percentage to the consolidated account within two working days of receiving their allocations. Meanwhile, Section 14(4) outlines that if the state receives the LGA’s allocation on their behalf, it must deduct the specified percentage before disbursing the remaining funds to the LGA.

Reacting, Hon. Henry Mbachu, a Labour Party member representing Awka South I State Constituency, has urged Governor Soludo to withdraw the bill, warning that it would compromise the financial independence of local government councils. Mbachu argued that the bill, if passed, would allow the state government to share in funds meant for LGAs, contrary to the Supreme Court’s judgment.

Labour Party lawmakers in the Anambra State House of Assembly, including Hon. Jude Umennajiego and Hon. Patrick Okafor, have distanced themselves from the bill, stating that they “equivocally stand with the overwhelming majority of Anambra people in upholding the constitution and the Supreme Court decision”.

Meanwhile, Governor Soludo has defended the bill, asserting that it does not contravene the Supreme Court’s judgment. He has also challenges anyone who believes otherwise to seek redress in court.

There are concerns that the move by the Anambra state government may be copied by other states governments.

Recall that the Supreme Court, on July 11, 2024, delivered a landmark judgment affirming the financial autonomy of the 774 local government areas in Nigeria. The court ruled that it was illegal and unconstitutional for governors to manage and withhold local government funds. The apex court directed the Accountant-General of the Federation to pay local government allocations directly to their accounts.


Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/lg-autonomy-faces-setback-as-anambra-governor-soludo-introduces-bill-to-deduct-funds/

This is legalization of fraud staring at us in the face oooo.

Politicians and greed!!

he should follow through the right channel to lay complaint or write petition. Social media validation/call out for government response on issues like this might soon lose relevance the way it is being abused.

hakimi1974:
VERY BAD move, those custom and n.p.a guys will so frustrate this new policy.

Very bad move, coz it will be frustrated?

GanagiBitrus:
They should even be scrapped.
They harass private vehicles but allow rickety commercial vehicles to drive past.

Very true.

GanagiBitrus:
They should even be scrapped.
They harass private vehicles but allow rickety commercial vehicles to drive past.

Very true

The Citizens of this country don't deserve most of the leaders we have today. They are just causing unnecessary Commotion at the expense of the Citizens.
This is not fair at all, the country is destabilized.

uhmmmmm

RaySimran:
What wrong has it done to the world to warrant this emotional outburst?

This is mutilation of body part.
They should have confined it to their community if they don't want to be scrutinized by global audience.
Because it's culture doesn't make it less barbaric.

Omooba77:
https://dailytrust.com/independence-nigeria-on-the-brink-of-one-party-dictatorship-atikuindependence-nigeria-democracy-on-the-precipice-of-authoritarianism-atiku/

PDP did worse during your reign with your Principal.
All our politicians are the same.

press9jatv:
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Thought?

I lafff

Afternoon iness is worrying op.

Nobody is paying attention to how the policeman Adikwu died in police Custody.

This looks like a big coverup by the supposed security agency.
Why should adikwu die in custody?

All Speculations, no direct linkage.

Meanwhile, legally CIA is neither a terrorist or illegal outfit. So where is the crime?

Afrterall, Prof was never tried for espionage.
All i see is bad blood.

and so?

franugo:
Unjust in what way?

Electronic Stamp duty is charged on all inflows above #9,999. If he's charged #250, means he received 5 inflow transactions above the threshold and was charged a combined #250 instead of #50 five times. It's cheaper for him to be charged #250 once as the SMS charge is #4 instead of #20 if he's charged #50 five times. This is basic mathematics. What does he have to achieve by wasting everyone's time and effort on this baseless sojourn?

Even if the charges was backlogged before deduction, the bank is expected to state this in their deduction. Why should the breakdown of deductions from customers account not be comprehensive if there is no ulterior motive.
Accountability is key.

franugo:
He's obviously looking for a quick buck and definitely isn't going to find it here.

Are you defending the unjust deduction?

Who are the "they"?

You should have done personal research before trusting a mecho, they are bunch of deplorables.

I lafff

Cost of maintaining relationship is high due to the current economic crisis.

no be Transsion?
No disappointment whatsoever.

ibibiofirstlady:
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MadPolitician:
If you have lived in the north in the 90s and early 2000s, you would have known that these things that are happening today, were inevitable. For whatever reason, the north intentionally criminalised education. You will get to the road and see dozens of small children in their thousands, clutching dirty bowels begging for food. Sometimes, they eat from dustbins, or food thrown away from restaurants. I mean dozens of kids with flies all over. Very dirty, very unkept, barwly dressed. I could not wrap my fat skull around it.

I mean, how do you allow your own child to eat from the same place with streets dogs? How do you not know that without any education and training, they're bound to be criminals and most importantly, how do you allow any religion or preacher to convince you that subjecting your own son to such beastial treatment is the surest path to heavens? I remember when Babangida Aliyu said that almajiri is their tradition and that no one should get involved. That was when they were fighting Jonathan. We are dealing with the consequences of that evil tradition, because all these terrorist groups recruit from the alamajiri hordes..

It is still happening till date and if you dare mention Almajiri system, u'll be attacked fiercely even by the same boys who suffered same fate.