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– Olisa Agbakoba has stated that President Muhammadu Buhari led federal government has no- clear economic policy – Agbakoba however praised the President Buhari for curbing corruption in the country and degrading the strength of Boko Haram terrorists Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Olisa Agbakoba Popular Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Olisa Agbakoba, has stated that the President Muhammadu Buhari led federal government has no-clear economic policy. He said due to this, Nigeria is no more in recession, but in depression. Agbakoba stated this in Lagos yesterday, May 26 at a press conference while accessing the one year administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. “We are no more in recession, we are now in depression because five consecutive quarterly growth which Q1 2016 shows a negative balance is a depression. Technically speaking, you calculate growth rate by GDP over population, goods and service produced over population. Do you know the current growth rate for the Q1? According to the National Bureau of Statistics, it is 0.34. The last growth rate was two., so we lost two.


“Therefore, we are now at the depression stage. Also, if you look at all the critical indexes, you will find out that things are really bad, foreign direct investment is zero, stock market is down, petroleum prices are up, in fact no good news,” He said. He however praised the President for curbing corruption in the country and degrading the strength of Boko Haram terrorists to carry out attacks on the people. According to him, there is no doubt that Nigeria was in a state of chaos and disorder before 2015 elections, loaded with massive insecurity, weak political structure empty treasury and corruption, but after 365 days, how has the president handled these issues? He urged Buhari to look back in history and borrow a leaf from President Roosevelt of the United States whom he said ably dealt with the shock of the great depression that ravaged the country in the 1930s. “And in appraising the one year of President Buhari government, we must also acknowledge the crises of the old order. So all I am saying is the crises of the old order and the hope of change, and now what has happened? “The crises of the old order meant that things were very difficult, there was high rate of corruption, insecurity occasioned by Boko Haram among others, so how has President Buhari handled all these? “In the beginning, I was cautiously positive, but now, I am cautiously negative. I am waiting to see what will happen, but in fairness to Buhari, he has been challenged by the envisaged crises of governance that he found. These crises meant that he was bucked down. Also, more credit should go to him in respect of the anti-corruption war but the anti-graft programme is a rigmarole, and like I said, if you keep looking in the rear mirror, you don’t move. READ ALSO: EXPOSED: Increased fuel price is an Indirect Tax imposed on Nigerians – Fayose “The anti-corruption programme is suffering from the equivalent of a driver who is looking in the rear mirror on what has happened behind, he is not going to move forward. We know that many people have stolen money, but what we want to see is an aggressive action plan. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and other law enforcement agencies clearly don’t have the resources, capacity and skill, so the resources we could have gathered (at least 3 to 4 trillion naira from the anti- graft war) are not coming in. “We hear a lot about corruption, although quite agreed that there have been strong action from the government in respect to corruption, insecurity has had flip flops-Fulani herdsmen, kidnappings, Niger Delta militancy, and the suppressed Boko Haram-with all these, and we need a new anti-corruption apparatus that can deliver results but let’s also agree that something has happened in the anti- graft war,” the senior advocate said.

Guys, This is an Important thread and should only contain comments from well thinking Nigerians only! Woke up and find out very things are cost and the News of “ Petrol Now ₦145/litre today ” and I now egg is now going ₦50, bread that was ₦60 is now ₦100 What is this Country turning into? ⇒ How would the average Nigerians like our Parents cope? ⇒ How would Students in Universities & Polytechnics cope and focus more on their Studies when parent can no longer send them pocket money in time? ⇒ No Electricity to Run businesses efficiently and yet the NEPA Bills won’t stop coming? ⇒ Tomato and Peppers in general is on the high? ⇒ Transport fee is something else, Imagine, Lekki to CMS now cost about N200 and Lagos to Osogbo now cost N2,500. ⇒ Internet Services is creepy and messy, Not good enough but the price won’t reduce for any reason. O’God, Please hear the cry of Nigerians and Please come to our rescue before things goes out of hand ⇒ How are you coping in this Hard Economy? ⇒ What do you think should be done to correct all this Errors? Drop your Comments…

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The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) said it supported the petrol price increase because of President Muhammadu Buhari’s sincerity towards infrastructure development and oil and gas policies. The Chairman of the union in South-West, Tokunbo Korodo, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Monday that his union and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) endorsed the price hike. He said that although the Federal Government consulted the unions on its contemplation on the price increase, they had not taken the message to their members before the announcement was made. Mr. Korodo, however, said, ‘’it was a big shock but as shocking as it was, we cannot throw away the baby with the bath water’’. He said the country was at the verge of economic stagnation, and that the only way to move the economy forward was to support the government’s move. “We met and x-rayed the problem confronting the oil industry at large. “We considered the sincerity of the government as it relates to infrastructure and some policies in oil and gas industry. ‘We also put into consideration the plight of Nigerians. After putting all these forward, the two unions, after a strong deliberation, arrived at a conclusion. “We came to support the government and the policy of price modulation. “We believe that if the market is opened a little, it will create more room for investment,’’ he said. Mr. Korodo added that “foreign investors with genuine gesture will come in with their products and this will create more jobs for the jobless. “The foreign investors will not rely on foreign exchange from government. “So it is a bold step in the right direction.” He urged Nigerians to support the price increase, adding that it was a bitter pill the country had to take. The chairman said that the two unions would not be part of the proposed strike by Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC). “We have informed our members to work and ensure that nobody intimidates them while doing their work,” he said. (NAN) rnss
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Boko Haram has been forced to
produce its own fuel to power its
motorbikes because of an acute
petrol shortage caused by a
military squeeze on supply lines.
A senior military source said the
Islamists were paying huge sums
of money for jerrycans of fuel
while a woman who recently
escaped from the group said they
were making groundnut oil into
biodiesel.
“Boko Haram were paying
outrageous sums to get fuel and
the incredible profit margin made
young men defy the risk and take
fuel to them,” said the source in
the Borno state capital,
Maiduguri.
“The cutting off of fuel supplies
has badly crippled Boko Haram
and that has been made possible
by blocking all identified supply
routes and the crackdown on the
suppliers,” he told AFP.
Fuel vendors seeking to exploit
the group’s need for fuel could
sell each 25-litre jerrycan for
50,000 to 70,000 naira ($250-
$350, 222-311 euros) each, said
escapee Ya-Mairam Ya-Malaye.
A jerrycan of fuel in Maiduguri
costs only $13.
But the risk of being caught up in
a military aerial bombardment on
Boko Haram positions has forced
the vendors to stay away, said the
security source.
Babakura Kolo, a civilian
vigilante assisting the military
against the Islamic State group
affiliate in Maiduguri, said the
militants would pay any amount
to get fuel.
“It was a lucrative business for
the fuel vendors,” said Kolo, who
was involved in the crackdown
against Boko Haram suppliers in
the city.
“But we have taken care of them
and Boko Haram are feeling the
crunch because they are out of
supplies.”
Previous reports have indicated
the rebels are also running low on
food.
– Groundnut oil –
Nigeria and its neighbours
Cameroon, Chad and Niger began
a concerted fight-back against
Boko Haram in January last year,
recapturing territory lost to the
militants the previous year.
President Muhammadu Buhari
has said the rebels, whose
insurgency has killed an
estimated 20,000 people and
forced some 2.6 million to flee
since 2009, can no longer fight
conventional warfare.
Instead of its trademark hit-and-
run attacks using pick-up trucks
mounted with heavy machine
guns, the insurgents have even
mounted strikes on remote
villages on horseback, bicycles or
on foot.
Ya-Mairam Ya-Malaye, a 57-year-
old mother-of-eight who was
among hundreds of women and
children abducted from the town
of Bama in September 2014,
managed to escape Boko Haram
last week.
She said the group has devised a
crude way of adding salt to oil
extracted from groundnuts to
make biodiesel for their
motorcycles to mount attacks
from their Sambisa Forest
enclaves in Borno.
“They confiscate the groundnuts
(that) farmers in villages in and
around Sambisa cultivated all-
year-round from their farms and
irrigation fields,” she explained
from Maiduguri.
“They crush the nuts using diesel-
powered grinding machines to
extract the oil to which they add
salt to make it light and
combustible.”
Boko Haram had been getting fuel
from young men who would bring
the petrol to designated points
near Sambisa (forest) for the
fighters to pick, she added.
Ya-Malaye said she was taken to
Sambisa Forest from Bama and
moved between camps as troops
pushed further into the former
game reserve in pursuit of the
militants.
The offensives and heightened
border security made it difficult
for the militants to receive
deliveries from fuel vendors from
Maiduguri and Cameroonian
border towns, she added.

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History was made in the Royal
Borough of Greenwich, South-East
London after a Nigerian man
became the first elected African
mayor of the community.
59-year-old Nigerian born Mayor
Olugbenga Babatola, who has
lived in the UK for decades, had
previously served as a councillor
in the Greenwich district – a
position to which he was elected
in 2014 for his inspirational
leadership style.
In 2015, he became the first
African to be elected as deputy
Mayor and served alongside
current Mayor, Norman Adam.
Babatola will be inaugurated into
office as the first African Mayor
of Greenwich on May 25, 2016.
“Looking around Royal Greenwich
there’s much to be proud of. The
physical regeneration of our
community continues apace,
while there are many
developments in our economic,
social and community life,”
Council leader Denise Hyland
said.
“I was determined that we should
open the inauguration ceremony
to more local people to reflect on
the role our community plays in
achieving the successes we have
enjoyed over the past year.
It is also a way to welcome Cllr
Babatola to his new role as Mayor,
and to thank Cllr Adams for his
hard work and service during his
tenure,” she added.
The mayor is elected by council
members at an annual meeting
and the position is held for a
year.
He or she is the first citizen of the
Royal Borough and acts as an
ambassador at public affairs and
at civic and ceremonial events.


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Nigerian forces have freed more than 800 hostages being held by the radical Islamist group Boko Haram in a number of villages in the country’s northeastern state of Borno, the military said on Thursday. The military rescued 520 hostages from the village of Kusumma on Tuesday after clashes with Boko Haram and 309 hostages from 11 villages elsewhere in Borno state. “The gallant troops cleared the remnants of the Boko Haram terrorists hibernating in Kala Balge general area,” army spokesman Sani Usman said in a statement released to AFP news agency. He added that 22 “terrorists” were killed in the operations and they had retrieved some of the group’s weapons and a motorcycle. The rescue came on the same day that the radical Islamists kidnapped 16 women, including two girls, from the northeastern state of Adamawa. “We received reports of the kidnap of 14 women and two girls by gunmen believed to be Boko Haram insurgents near Sabon Garin Madagali village”, Adamawa state police spokesman Othman Abubakar told AFP. The group, which pledged allegiance to the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) and rebranded itself as the Islamic State West Africa Province in 2015, has killed thousands and displaced millions of Nigerians in a seven-year-long insurgency that is attempting to create a radical Islamic state in northeastern Nigeria. The insurgency has also affected surrounding countries, drawing in Cameroon, Chad and Niger into the conflict. Boko Haram’s elusive leader Abubakar Shekau on Thursday appeared in a new video, which could not be independently verified, for the first time since March 2015, when he made the ISIS pledge in an audio message. The video, shared on social media and distributed on YouTube, shows Shekau holding an automatic weapon next to an ISIS flag. He appears to signal that it may be time for change at the top of the militant group’s leadership seven years after he took over from the group’s founder Mohammed Yusuf. “This is my desire: that whoever sees this will hear nothing but greetings between me and you. Only Allah knows the rest, as you believed [and] as you submitted. For me the end has come,” he says in the poor-quality video.

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