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Abati and his Arise nonsense TV.. is this what we need to be discussing on TV at this time.. you are making the son too more popular like when his father started politics. Free PR from national TV. With your PhD at 24 nonsense, what value have you added with you acclaimed PhD? Seyi is an employer of labour.. he will soon employ Abati and co in the coming years. ![]() |
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Recently, Lagos State Government installed some solar-powered streetlights in some parts of the state. A few weeks later, the solar panels are being stolen. The police was informed and got to work. A few days back, 30-year-old Emmanuel Achogwu was arrested by officers from Alausa Division on Ikosi Road with four solar panels, moments after he removed them. Investigation reveals that the suspect was one of the technicians contracted to install the solar-powered streetlights. Investigation is ongoing. *In another case: 25 CCTV cameras installed by Lagos state were recently stolen. 3 person has been arrested already. The camera was taking pictures of the criminal while he was climbing the pole. They traced him to his house at Ayobo & arrest was made. 2 other suspects were arrested at Trade fair.
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Dear Compatriots, It gives me immense joy to welcome each and everyone of you – young and old- to this brand new year 2024. We must lift up our hands to Almighty God, in gratitude, for His grace and benevolence to our country and our lives in the year 2023 that has just gone by. Though the past year was a very challenging one, it was eventful in so many ways. For our country, it was a transition year that saw a peaceful, orderly and successful transfer of power from one administration to another, marking yet another remarkable step in our 24 years of unbroken democracy. It was a year, you the gracious people of this blessed nation, entrusted your faith in me with a clear mandate to make our country better, to revamp our economy, restore security within our borders, revitalise our floundering industrial sector, boost agricultural production, increase national productivity and set our country on an irreversible path towards national greatness that we and future generations will forever be proud of. The task of building a better nation and making sure we have a Nigeria society that cares for all her citizens is the reason I ran to become your President. It was the core of my Renewed Hope campaign message on the basis of which you voted me as President. Everything I have done in office, every decision I have taken and every trip I have undertaken outside the shores of our land, since I assumed office on 29 May 2023, have been done in the best interest of our country. Over the past seven months of our administration, I have taken some difficult and yet necessary decisions to save our country from fiscal catastrophe. One of those decisions was the removal of fuel subsidy which had become an unsustainable financial burden on our country for more than four decades. Another was the removal of the chokehold of few people on our foreign exchange system that benefited only the rich and the most powerful among us. Without doubt, these two decisions brought some discomfort to individuals, families and businesses. I am well aware that for some time now the conversations and debates have centred on the rising cost of living, high inflation which is now above 28% and the unacceptable high under-employment rate. From the boardrooms at Broad Street in Lagos to the main-streets of Kano and Nembe Creeks in Bayelsa, I hear the groans of Nigerians who work hard every day to provide for themselves and their families. I am not oblivious to the expressed and sometimes unexpressed frustrations of my fellow citizens. I know for a fact that some of our compatriots are even asking if this is how our administration wants to renew their h ope. Dear Compatriots, take this from me: the time may be rough and tough, however, our spirit must remain unbowed because tough times never last. We are made for this period, never to flinch, never to falter. The socio-economic challenges of today should energize and rekindle our love and faith in the promise of Nigeria. Our current circumstances should make us resolve to work better for the good of our beloved nation. Our situation should make us resolve that this new year 2024, each and everyone of us will commit to be better citizens. Silently, we have worked to free captives from abductors. While we can’t beat our chest yet that we had solved all the security problems, we are working hard to ensure that we all have peace of mind in our homes, places of work and on the roads. Having laid the groundwork of our economic recovery plans within the last seven months of 2023, we are now poised to accelerate the pace of our service delivery across sectors. Just this past December during COP28 in Dubai, the German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, and I agreed and committed to a new deal to speed up the delivery of the Siemens Energy power project that will ultimately deliver reliable supply of electricity to our homes and businesses under the Presidential Power Initiative which began in 2018. Other power installation projects to strengthen the reliability of our transmission lines and optimise the integrity of our National grid are ongoing across the country. My administration recognises that no meaningful economic transformation can happen without steady electricity supply. In 2024, we are moving a step further in our quest to restart local refining of petroleum products with Port Harcourt Refinery, and the Dangote Refinery which shall fully come on stream. To ensure constant food supply, security and affordability, we will step up our plan to cultivate 500,000 hectares of farmlands across the country to grow maize, rice, wheat, millet and other staple crops. We launched the dry season farming with 120,000 hectares of land in Jigawa State last November under our National Wheat Development Programme. In this new year, we will race against time to ensure all the fiscal and tax policies reforms we need to put in place are codified and simplified to ensure the business environment does not destroy value. On every foreign trip I have embarked on, my message to investors and other business people has been the same. Nigeria is ready and open for business. I will fight every obstacle that impedes business competitiveness in Nigeria and I will not hesitate to remove any clog hindering our path to making Nigeria a destination of choice for local and foreign investments. In my 2024 Budget presentation to the National Assembly, I listed my administration’s 8 priority areas to include national defence and internal security, job creation, macro-economic stability, investment environment optimization, human capital development, poverty reduction and social security. Because we take our development agenda very seriously, our 2024 budget reflects the premium we placed on achieving our governance objectives. We will work diligently to make sure every Nigerian feels the impact of their government. The economic aspirations and the material well-being of the poor, the most vulnerable and the working people shall not be neglected. It is in this spirit that we are going to implement a new national living wage for our industrious workers this new year. It is not only good economics to do this, it is also a morally and politically correct thing to do. I took an oath to serve this country and give my best at all times. Like I said in the past, no excuse for poor performance from any of my appointees will be good enough. It is the reason I put in place a Policy Coordination, Evaluation, Monitoring and Delivery Unit in the Presidency to make sure that governance output improves the living condition of our people. We have set the parameters for evaluation. Within the first quarter of this new year, Ministers and Heads of Agencies with a future in this administration that I lead will continue to show themselves. Fellow Nigerians, my major ambition in government as a Senator in the aborted Third Republic, as Governor of Lagos State for eight years and now as the President of this blessed country is to build a fair and equitable society and close the widening inequality. While I believe the rich should enjoy their legitimately-earned wealth, our minimum bargain must be that, any Nigerian that works hard and diligent enough will have a chance to get ahead in life. I must add that because God didn’t create us with equal talents and strengths, I can not guarantee that we will have equal outcomes when we work hard. But my government, in this new year 2024 and beyond, will work to give every Nigerian equal opportunity to strive and to thrive. For the new year to yield all its good benefits to us as individuals and collectively as a people we must be prepared to play our part. The job of building a prosperous nation is not the job of the President, Governors, Ministers, Lawmakers and government officials alone. Our destinies are connected as members of this household of Nigeria. Our language, creed, ethnicity and religious beliefs even when they are not same should never make us work at cross purposes. In this new year, let us resolve that as joint-heirs to the Nigerian Commonwealth, we will work for the peace, progress and stability of our country. I extend this call to my political opponents in the last election. Election is over. It’s time for all of us to work together for the sake of our country. We must let the light each of us carries – men and women, young and old – shine bright and brighter to illuminate our path to a glorious dawn. I wish all of us a happy and prosperous year 2024. May God continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR January 01, 2024 Vanguard News |
Water is the cause of the goat death. Drowned goat found inside the water. |
chiiraq802:If you leave them to continue to fight, is like leaving fire burning in your neighborhood, the fight and the killings fit reach you directly or indirectly... That's why people try to stop fight/burning fire.. you never can tell.. to avoid story that touch you just try your best to reduce the impact and carefully leave afterwards without taking sides. ![]() |
BigBelleControl:You're a brainy.. you understand the game play.. who benefit from war.. the arms sellers! ![]() |
Bliss52:That dude will soon be a goner like Abubakar Sharkarau..that boko haram spokesman then ![]() |
Finestgurlie:You guys from the East, should just know that you and your children to come will get a payback in the future for all these nonsenses you are unrelenting sharing and doing since the election, just remind yourself that no 9ja region has monopoly of sharing or doing nonsense...we will wait for you until then ![]() |
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I don't get it. Of all the harsh economy problems we get for naija right now, na SE issue you want Tinubu to put for head . .. SE.. wey be say na intentional dem dey wicked themselves.. abeg no disturb the fg . |
adaperry25:He simply need more help. Try to give him more space, understand, caring and support... He's going through some unspeakable trauma. Only those stated pills above can truly cure him. Everything is not solve been harsh to young people trying to navigate this ever changing world. |
LocalFARMERS:This one is not big enough.. |
officialwdhtv:A star ko, A gulder ni ![]() |
Smithkafors:Yes! Many times. The other day he gave a vital hint for the government to encourage and empower made in the Nigeria products. He gave the example of mobile phone users to move from MTN to Glo platform to empower indigenous enterprises. The profit MTN makes goes to South Africa and other MTN subsidiaries in other countries, but most Glo business profits stay in Nigeria for more investment and empowerments. See sense with Reno. |
Breaking news: PEPT fined three parties for filing frivolous petitions: For wasting the time of the court on frivolous election petitions, the following parties have been fined therein in line with the Judicial act 87, sub section 390 of 1968 (as amended) APM: N13,675,890.00 only. LP: 47, 910, 431.87 only. PDP: 23, 391,001.45 only. The learned judges advised the fines be paid within 48 hours after the judgement is given into the consolidated account of the Appeal court lodged at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). As the court pleases. 🙏🏼 |
Pierocash:Who will kill you?? Just your opinion. If you read the English language translation version of the Quran, Jesus is mentioned as ISSA, Allah is mentioned as God. So, if you meet Hausa person speaking English, he/she will mention same as Jesus and God in English. So, Northerners will kill him/her at the mentioned of Jesus? Try have knowledge and not your myopic opinion. |
melonsgroup:Nonsense people don't take responsibility for their loss, just like that Anambra Girl that claimed she got the highest JAMB score and JAMB has denied her and many gullible people believe her.. you think with these your irresponsibilities tactics/rascality/pressure.. if any of your candidate ever win an election in Nigeria especially President, we(the real patriot of Nigeria) we will keep quiet and accept your candidate You people has started what you can not finish with your nonsense irresponsibility. We will show that your candidate a renew rascality.. then you will know that no one has the monopoly of madness and stupidity. |
Botragelad:This is pure nonsense that you are familiar with.. Divorce or Separate, is thesame as going your own separate way.. against the vow you both made when you marry.. till the death do us apart. So I wonder why they can't still have a unify path and still claim they still love and care for themselves. |
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Odin13:Which nonsense truth! Because your youth president at 62 did not win... |
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LionTiger:Glitch ko, glitches ni... Nonsense reasoning ![]() PO too should be ban for 3 consecutive presidential elections by INEC for election rigging in the eastern part of the nation in the last election... How can you have 98 percent of the state vote How!??INEC like Jamb should do same to be a deterrent for election forgery and manipulation by desperate entities. |
Likoya:Hope many millions have you made in your business? Are you even a millionaire? in dollars ![]() |
NzogbuNzogbu:Honour or worship Obi ![]() |
Isobug:if you don't leave this nonsense narration and comparison. Lagos is Yoruba land.. you cannot lead in Lagos state if you cyan abide, understand and respect our Yoruba cultural heritage and language. Chinedu can't speak Yoruba to start with |
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You people has started what you can not finish with your nonsense irresponsibility. We will show that your candidate a renew rascality.. then you will know that no one has the monopoly of madness and stupidity.