President Bola Tinubu has sent a strong message to Nigerian to be appreciative of what the newly appointed ministers have done for accepting to serve the nation at this time.t
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has recovered about N248,750,049,365.52 between October 18, 2023 and October 2024.
Presenting its scorecard before the media as part of events to mark the first year of its Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, in office, Director of Public Affairs, Wilson Uwujaren, hinted that the EFCC recovered $105,423,190.39; £53,133.64; €172,547.10; T1,300.00 Indian Rupees; CAD $3,400.00 Canadian Dollars; ¥74,859:00 Chinese Yuan; AUS $ 740:00 Australian Dollars; 170:00 UAE Dirham; 73,000:00 Korean Won; CFA 7,821,375:00 and R 50:00 South Africa Rands.
“Nobody makes an investment and throws it away; the business will fail. Governor Fubara is Wike’s political investment. I must have said this many times. This is because he lifted him from ground zero and put him where he is today. Fubara was never a politician; he was a civil servant."
The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress Caretaker Committee in Rivers State, Tony Okocha has warned critics against distorting the narrative of the crisis rocking the state, insisting that Governor Siminalayi Fubara is the investment of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike.
“Nobody makes an investment and throws it away; the business will fail. Governor Fubara is Wike’s political investment. I must have said this many times. This is because he lifted him from ground zero and put him where he is today. Fubara was never a politician; he was a civil servant.
“He was taken from a state of relative obscurity in his Local Government to a political crescendo, which is the position of governor in a state like Rivers. So, it is not a case of Wike suffocating anybody in Rivers; it is just a case of Governor Sim Fubara versus the same Governor Sim Fubara. He is the governor. In Ikwerre’s parlance, there is an adage that says ‘You are the man that holds the yam and the knife.'”
jesusjnr2020: I don't think I will ever understand the logic in rewarding faithful servants of one's ministry with such retirement.
I mean, what is expected of those coming behind after seeing what is being done to those who have served faithfully in the church for so many years, especially when this rule of retirement is selective and doesn't affect the leader but everyone under his leadership?
It's looks ridiculous and ungrateful no matter what angle one tries to view it from.
Even the Bible doesn't seem to back such a rule anywhere.
It doesn't just feel right at all.
I really feel for the men in question.
I just hope they're not feeling betrayed and used and dumped.
If this is a recent video of Abioye, the retirement makes no sense at all because he seems like he still has a lot to offer.
doncartel: The good thing about Nigeria is that even a mad man can make it here. Portable the musician is suffering from mental psychosis but is now a successful celebrity.
Tpain, Nyesom Wikfool and Buhari (Za aza room) are all mad men who made it to the top.