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9japride:
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What does your region contributes to the federal government budget?
We lack accountability. It's only those with archaic mindset that sees criticism as wailing.
If it sure for you guys, move a bill to have your country.

stagger:
The same way the people in power now were in opposition in 2012 talking all kinds of nonsense. You should know politicians are all the same and the sole aim is to snatch power and deceive all of you.

Ofunaofu:
News breaks about the naira appreciating to N1,394/$, and your first thought is to attack imaginary wailers and bitter people.

Putindbutt, I already said on the other thread, you’re venting misplaced frustration and anger at the wrong people.

They are not the cause of your predicament.

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LamineF:
Okay! Pls tell us how Rome built or God molded Rome from heaven?
Even America were once slave trading.
I may not support anybody but the projects, especially this coastal roads is a welcome stuff for North & easy transportation of perishable goods & service

budaatum:
I bet you don't get banned everyday as much as I do.

Even Seun knows he is constantly illegally banning me!

Lagos State Police Command has arrested a man identified as Kosiso Chukwem-Nenyem over alleged bomb threat messages sent to two schools located in the Ikeja Government Reserved Area, GRA, of the state.

The arrest was disclosed as the command also announced the dismantling of a notorious one-chance robbery syndicate, with 21 suspects apprehended across different parts of Lagos.

According to police findings, at about 4:00 p.m. on January 20, 2026, the Human Resources Manager and Chief Security Officer of the affected schools separately reported at the Ikeja Divisional Police Headquarters that they had received threatening WhatsApp messages from the same unidentified number.

The messages claimed that explosive devices had been planted within the school premises.

Briefing journalists at the Command Headquarters in Ikeja, the Commissioner of Police, Moshood Jimoh, said security operatives were immediately mobilised following the reports.

Teams deployed included personnel from the Explosive Ordnance Disposal, EOD, Unit, the Counter-Terrorism Unit, CTU, and other tactical squads.

“After a thorough sweep of the premises, no explosive device was discovered, and the schools were declared safe,” Jimoh said.

He added that subsequent investigations traced the threatening messages to Kosiso Chukwem-Nenyem, a resident of Okota, who was identified as the sender.

Although the suspect claimed that he had lost his mobile phone in November 2025, police investigations contradicted the account, revealing that the line continued to receive calls from family members during the period the threats were sent. The SIM card used was also recovered from him.

The police commissioner stated that preliminary findings showed the suspect acted alone and intentionally sought to create fear among school authorities and parents, stressing that he would be charged to court accordingly.

SadiqBabaSani:
Oga inasmuch as you want to defend your boss. You must understand that until money hit the account of these guys it is not yet paid

The spokesperson to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Lere Olayinka, has said that the government is not owing salaries to the striking Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) workers.

Olayinka made this claim during an interview on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief on Wednesday.

He explained that while the strike appears to be over unpaid salaries, the only salary that could be said to be pending is the January 2026 salary, which is yet to end.

“There is this mindset that it’s because the government is owing salaries. No salary is being owed. The government is not owing staff of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) and the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) a dime in terms of salary,” he said.

Speaking further, Olayinka addressed the issue of promotion arrears, one of the workers’ demands.

“As at December last year, the minister already approved N286.1 million for the payment of these arrears.

“The minister has approved, and it’s at the treasury level — payment is being processed. What else do you want the minister to do?” he questioned.

He also addressed claims that the minister had not granted workers an audience.

“The minister did not give you an audience? He sent people led by the Head of Service to hold meetings — several meetings with the union leaders, the Head of Service, Chief of Staff to the minister, Permanent Secretary of Common Services, and the Chairman of the Civil Service Commission.

“Those are the people the minister sent, and you are saying the minister did not give you an audience. How else do you want him to give you one?” he added.

On January 19, workers of the Federal Capital Territory Administration and the Federal Capital Development Authority commenced a strike, shutting down activities across Abuja due to what they described as ‘unmet demands’ by the FCT administration.

The strike affected all FCTA secretariats, departments, agencies, area councils, and parastatals.

The FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, said the workers made 14 demands, of which the government has addressed 10. “So what then is the issue?” he asked.

He stated that security agencies and the FCT management have attempted to dialogue with the unions but to no avail, asserting that there is more to the strike than just their listed demands.

However, Justice Emmanuel Subilim of the National Industrial Court, on Tuesday, ordered workers of the FCTA to suspend their ongoing industrial action pending the hearing and determination of the originating summons.

The ruling followed an application filed by the Minister of the FCT, Nyesom Wike, seeking a court order compelling striking FCTA workers to return to work.

Justice Subilim held that industrial action, including strikes, must be suspended once a dispute has been referred to the National Industrial Court.

Following the court order, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, said any worker of the FCTA who fails to resume work from Wednesday, January 28 would face disciplinary action.

Wike disclosed that his administration has met with the unions and all their grievances have also been tabled.

He stated that the security agencies and the FCT management have tried to dialogue with the unions but to no avail, asserting that there is more to it than just their demands.
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He noted that he reiterated the position on October 26, 2023, after the Supreme Court dismissed petitions challenging Tinubu’s election.

“In that judgment, the honourable court declared that there were no criminal charges or convictions against the President,” Omokri stated.

ablejesus26:
Hahaha hahaha, Reno knows that you are destined to be a zombie all your days on earth so you must believe his bullcrap.