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costandi:
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Riches are vanity, so is poverty. Choose your vanity wisely!

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ipobarethieves:
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Human Rights group, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) say it has written an open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari asking him to cut the cost of governance and implement bold transparency and accountability measures in response to Nigeria’s second recession in five years.

This was disclosed in a statement signed on Sunday by SERAP deputy director Kolawole Oluwadare.

“Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has sent an open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari urging him to put the country’s resources at the service of human rights, and to support the less well-off to enjoy an adequate standing of living through cutting the cost of governance and implementing bold transparency and accountability measures in your government’s response to Nigeria’s recession,” the statement read in part.


The group said the economic crisis rocking the nation provides an opportunity to prioritise access of poor and vulnerable Nigerians to basic socio-economic rights, and to genuinely recommit to the fight against corruption.

SERAP said: “Implementing human rights, transparency and accountability measures would save money, address projected adverse human rights impacts of the recession, and fast-track the economic recovery process.

“Decades of mismanagement and corruption, and deep-seated deficiencies in public financial management have directly contributed to higher levels of borrowing and public debts, and consequently, the economic recession. Successive governments have squandered the promise afforded by the country’s natural wealth and resources.”

The group said further that the paltry resources Nigeria invests in essential public goods and services that would benefit ordinary Nigerians can be partly explained by the “high spending of public funds to finance a life of luxury for members of the National Assembly, state governors, and other ‘powerful’ politicians.”

SERAP said it is seriously concerned about the adverse consequences of the economic crisis on the human rights of poor and vulnerable Nigerians, including denying them access to essential public goods and services such as healthcare, education, clean water, and regular electricity supply.

They said they would be grateful if the Federal government “begins to implement the recommended action and measures within 14 days of the receipt and/or publication of this letter. If we have not heard from you by then as to the steps being taken in this direction, SERAP shall take all appropriate legal actions to compel your government to implement these recommendations for the sake of human rights, transparency, and accountability.”

According to SERAP, prioritising the human rights of poor and vulnerable Nigerians means providing public goods and services free of charge for those who cannot afford them.

“This is the time to prioritise poor and vulnerable Nigerians, and to ensure that any response to the recession goes well beyond bailing out large companies and banks,” the statement added.

Official figures published by the NBS on Saturday, November 22 show that the economy shrank again in the third quarter of this year.

The nation’s economy maintained a second consecutive negative growth after contracting by 3.62 percent in the third quarter.

The cumulative Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the first nine months of 2020, therefore, stood at -2.48 percent just as it recorded a -6.10 percent in the second quarter.

The same happened in 2016, making it the second recession in a space of four years.

 

SERAP also urged President Buhari to do the following in order to cut the cost of governance and solve the problem of recession:

Increase investment in public health, the healthcare system, education services, provision of clean water, and other basic public goods and services that will benefit the majority of the population;

Re-direct budgetary allocations to renovate the National Assembly complex and take urgent steps to ensure that essential public goods and services are available to poor and vulnerable Nigerians;

Improve transparency and quality of the information in government budgets and reform public financial management to bring it in line with international standards, and safeguard the right of media and civil society to speak out against corruption and human rights abuses;

Direct the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) to urgently undertake a downward review of remuneration and allowances of all political office holders including President, Vice-President state governors and their deputies, and members of the National Assembly, consistent with the provisions of paragraph N, 32[c][d] of the Third Schedule, Part 1 of the Nigerian Constitution;

Regularly and widely publish full accounts of projected and actual government revenues and expenditures;

Immediately instruct the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to jointly investigate allegations of systemic and widespread corruption in MDAs, as documented by the Auditor-General of the Federation, and to ensure effective prosecution of those suspected to be involved, and recovery of any stolen public funds;

Ensure independence of the Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation i.Regularly and widely publish full accounts of projected and actual government revenues and expenditures;

ii. Immediately instruct the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to jointly investigate allegations of systemic and widespread corruption in MDAs, as documented by the Auditor-General of the Federation, and to ensure effective prosecution of those suspected to be involved, and recovery of any stolen public funds;4. Ensure independence of the Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation


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https://www.channelstv.com/2020/11/22/recession-serap-asks-buhari-to-cut-cost-of-governance/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

THE ALTERNATIVE By Reno Omokri

Three weeks ago, I released a video in which I vowed to provide irrefutable proof to the media that the Lekki Massacre of peaceful, unarmed #EndSARS protesters happened. And with the CNN Independent Investigation, which was aired on Tuesday the 17th of November, 2020, I am pleased to say I fulfilled my promise.

The Lekki Massacre happened. And anyone who is still denying it should be treated like a holocaust denier. And one such person is Lai Mohammed, Buhari’s unshameable minister of information. Even in his house, Lai Mohammed is known as a liar, because his son, Folajimi Mohammed, admitted into writing that the massacre occurred, while his father is still claiming it did not happen!

The CNN Independent Investigation is so detailed and should put the issue to rest. The only thing we should now be discussing is not whether the Lekki Massacre occurred, but when and how the International Criminal Court should charge and try President Buhari and General Buratai for their crimes against humanity.

Not only is Lai Mohammed doing a disservice to his boss by continuing to labour under his delusion that in the year 2020, he can use propaganda to deny a scientifically proven historical event like Lekki Massacre, he is also making a fool of himself by sparring with DJ Switch, a lady that is young enough to be his granddaughter.

Lai is 68 for goodness’ sake. Why is he still behaving like an 18-year-old jambite? Look at him talking of sanctioning CNN. His government is on life support. They borrow to pay salaries. They have no clout in the international community. Their weapons are imported. They are independent in name only. And they want to sanction CNN?

It is just as former Reagan White House official and Johns Hopkins Professor, Steve Hanke said, “Ever since Sleepy Buhari took office in 2015, #Nigeria’s government has been among the least effective in the world. Sleepy remains asleep at the wheel.”

In fact, after CNN’s independent investigation, Nigeria stations fined by the politicised NBC for reporting the truth should head to court. Buhari’s administration has lost all legitimacy. By ordering and actively covering up the Lekki Massacre, Buhari has violated his oath of office and should be impeached or otherwise legally removed!

If people like me and others had not gathered evidence and provided such to the international media, this government would have audaciously continued to kill Nigerians that resist its dictatorial tendencies and pretend that such killings did not take place.

They did it with the Shiites in Zaria in 2015. They did it in the Southeast, with Operation Crocodile Smile. The only people they do not do it with are Boko Haram and killer herdsmen. I wonder why.

Just two people died in Peru. Their President acknowledged it and resigned. In Nigeria, several unarmed, peaceful #EndSARS protesters (at least 15 according to eyewitnesses) were killed by Buhari, yet he still can’t acknowledge their deaths? Nigerians are just too docile!

But if every Nigerian is docile, I will not be. My friends and I will continue to insist that all those responsible for the Lekki Massacre of peaceful, unarmed EndSARS protesters must be brought to justice. The same way Charles Taylor was tried in the Netherlands and jailed in The UK is the same way Buhari must be made to pay for his crimes against humanity!

Another sad thing about the CNN investigation is that Nigeria still buys bullets from Serbia. Fifty years ago, Biafrans made their bullets during the civil war. In 2020, Nigeria still can’t make bullets. We have to depend on a small poverty stricken nation like Serbia. So shameful. So shameful indeed.

Under Buhari, we look like a nation that is just big for nothing. We hardly produce anything. Other countries produce even the food we eat. We are little more than an eater up of other men’s efforts. We consume, and consume.

Look at our debt situation. President Obasanjo paid off Nigeria’s entire foreign debt of $32 billion when oil was $22 per barrel. Buhari has borrowed an unprecedented $28 billion when oil is above $50. No matter how much money you give a man, it will never be enough if he does not know how to use it.


lalasticlala

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/11/22/cnn-exposes-buharis-regime-as-government-without-credibility/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

pozehnani:
Ok.. now, I nearly bit my tongue trying to read this.

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EmekaBlue:
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debbydams:
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NwaAmaikpe:





This is the most disgusting video I've seen since DJ Switch's IG live video.
I wonder who tricked her into believing she has any sex appeal.

It's a shame that a lady who should devote all her spare time mourning her misfortune is here dancing immorally to a debased song and flaunting it for the world to see.

Her guardian angel will be so heartbroken and may even regret that he was kind enough to spare her the other leg.

nwaama my man

debbydams:
hummm what's the assurance that the new guys won't fuckup..they are birds of a feather

that's why I said you gats calm down.... know your type of man.. don't be in a hurry oo... also try to find out the mistakes in the past one and keep it straight

debbydams:
I don't know i jast want a stable nd serious relationship[code][/code]

maybe you need to calm down first, get over it.. then you move on with any new proposal... Either way I'm not good in relationship advice, I just happy off alone

debbydams:
for real for good three days v not bn eating

I'm really sorry... shits happens... been going through the same for some time now but you still have to gather strength and move on..

Fulaniherdmens:
It's not about the staging of his arrest OR trying to immigrate to Foreign land, just as DJSWITCH.
If protest pass this one they are now fooling the MASSES.



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dominique:
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