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The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Honourable Yakubu
Dogara has said most of the laws in Nigeria were outdated and do
not align with current realities.
He made the remarks while speaking to members of a 22-man
committee he has set up to oversee legal reforms for various
sectors of the Economy.
“The major reason that informed the setting up of this committee is
the urgent need to review the various laws in the statutes book,
some which have become obsolete and outdated.
“Your committee is being inaugurated today (Thursday) to assist us
in cleaning up our statutes book and bringing all our laws up to date
in order to meet the social, political and developmental needs of our
country,” Honourable Dogara said
Besides reviewing the old laws, the Committee will suggest new
laws and reforms that will help the anti-corruption campaign
amongst other issues within 60 days.
The Speaker urged the committee members to engage their
individual and undivided attention to the law reforms.
“Law reforms put laws in place that will aid the anti-corruption
struggle, infrastructure renewal, efficient and optimal utilisation of
our petroleum resources, solid minerals, education and social services,
agriculture, diversification of our economy and massive employment
of our teeming youthful population,” he said

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IME1:
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but she was going there very once in a while sha oh!
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kindly visit the link attached to it

The National Universities Commission has said that Online degrees are not acceptable in Nigeria. The regulator of university education in Nigeria said this Thursday in Abuja. The Public Relations Officer of the commission, Ibrahim Yakasai, said this at a press briefing.
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Nigeria governors have expressed worry over the high exchange rate of Naira to other foreign currencies. They have therefore said this and other issues would be discussed with President Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja on Thursday. This was one of the resolutions arrived at by the governors after their meeting in Abuja on Wednesday night. The meeting, which ended in the early hours of Thursday, was attended by majority of the governors. Chairman of the Nigeria Governors Forum, who is also the Governor of Zamafara State, Alhaji Abdullaziz Yari, read the communique of the meeting to journalists. It was gathered that Naira is being exchanged for about 243 to a dollar at parallel market. Yari said, “We are going to discuss with Mr. President to seek lasting solutions to the worsening macroeconomic challenges confronting the nation, especially on foreign exchange stability. “The forum pledges to work with Mr. President to ensure coherent policy actions that will create a clear policy direction for the country and stimulate domestic production.”He also said the forum discussed health issues and that the governors pledged to cooperate with the Federal Government to ensure that the National Health Act is operational.” According to him, “Sequel to presentation made by the Country Representative of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the forum agreed to aggressively support the total eradication of polio in the country.” The NGF chairman denied the insinuations in some quarters that the money given to the states was meant to bail them out of their financial crisis. Rather, he said what was shared was money from the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited and Federation Accounts Allocation Committee, which, he said, were legitimate earnings for the three tiers of the government. The governor said, “It is also to inform our brothers in the media that yet the federal government has not given any bailout to any of the states. “What had been shared last time was monies from NLNG and FAAC and as we have been saying, we have not been looking for bailout, instead, we have been looking for all monies that are in the coffers of the federation account, most especially we are talking about some of the monies that are hung around the coffers of government to be brought together for the purpose of sharing.”
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amaben2020:
Not yet out! Hope you're well connected? if not, don't even bother yourself over it, it's for those with wires

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Any member of the house who can throw more light to my question?

Ebonyi state governor, Dave Umahi, yesterday
salutes President Muhammad Buhari describing him as a
forthright leader. He disclosed that the President has
displayed such crucial attribute in government since
assumption of office almost six weeks ago. Umahi stated this
when he paid a private visit to the former President, Chief
Olusegun Obasanjo at his hilltop residence in Abeokuta.
He also eulogized Obasanjo for using his wisdom in piloting the
affairs of the nation. While disclosing his reservation over
Obasanjo roles during and after the general election,he said:
“after the election, politics should be played down,the welfare
of the people, rebuilding the nation should be in the front
burner and that has been what you’ve been preaching sir.
And we are very grateful. “We see a great nation in Nigeria.
And I use this opportunity to thank Mr. President sir and to
say one of the greatest things that will move this nation
forward is forthrightness, which President Buhari has been
displaying. “In our meetings, every governor is pleased with
him. It is not a question of being in this party or the other.
He displays rare sense of humility, honesty and the willingness
to carry this country forward.“And that’s what we are
looking for. We are not interested in this party or other
party,we are interested in the man who has the welfare and
the interest of the nation at heart”,Umahi disclosed.”
The governor also commended President Buhari’s efforts to
restructure the accounts of the Nigeria National Petroleum
Company (NNPC). He hinted that he had once discussed the
issue with Obasanjo,which he expressed dissatisfaction over
how the sector is being run. He stated: “President Buhari
directive to stop many accounts of NNPC is a welcome
development and I’m sure, it gladdened you because I had
discussed that with you and you complained bitterly about the
way it was being run; when they keep more money than
what they give the federal government.
“So, we thank you and I want to say sir that you continue
to support President Buhari, and I’m very sure with you sir
by his side, he is going to deliver in his promises. We are
grateful to you sir and we pray that God will continue to
sustain you and give you wisdom. “It’s amazing sir, because
you are a great man that is full of wisdom. I know the hands
of God are so much about you and you are an acclaimed
leader of the universe, God has kept you for us and will
continue to sustain you. “We have the opportunity to right
the wrong,there is no administration that wouldn’t have some ills, but the most important thing is the ability and the knowledge and wisdom
to identify them like you just advised me here; all those good
ones will continue with them, the bad ones you can always
right them.
“We thank you because you are always there for our nation,
you are always there for our people and we thank God who
has given you health and great wisdom to continue with this
job. I praise your courage and wisdom”,Umahi said.
Obasanjo earlier in his welcome address described the
governor as his in-law,reminding him of his role during one of
his sons marriage to an Ebonyi girl,where,according to him,
“when we came on that occasion, you were the one who
spearheaded all the arrangement and the reception for us. I
thank you for that”. The former president said: “I was saying
that because your state is reasonably peaceful, people in
Nigeria don’t hear much about Ebonyi and yet, what I know
of it is thedynamic, it’s also a complex state, it remains a
peaceful state.
I believe the honour and commendation goes to you and your
predecessors. “I know of course as I said jokingly that you,
being governor should not be strange to you because you
have been in the corridor. In fact more than the corridor,
you have been in the sitting room of power before your
taken over. “I want to say this so that you pressmen can
hear it. One of the things that Ebonyi is noted for is rice
and I want my in- law in his capacity as my in-law, I wants
you to be feeding your daughter, I wont say more than that.
He promised to visit the state soonest to retaliate the honour
given to him and his people by the governor. Obasanjo added:
“I really appreciate this honour and of course, I would only
end like Idi Amin,since you have been so kind to pay me and
all of us here this courtesy visit, I will have to retaliate by
making sure that I come to Ebonyi in not too distant future.”

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Yesterday shocked a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja as it disclosed that two of its crucial witnesses in the N29 billion fraud cases against former Adamawa State governor, Murtala Nyako and his son, Abdulazis, had died mysteriously. The EFCC made the shocking disclosure while opposing the bail application filed by the accused, arguing that the sudden death of two of its key witnesses in the case had instilled fears in the minds of other witnesses thus preventing them from coming forward to testify against Nyako and his co- accused. The anti-graft agency listed the two witnesses to include a Regional Manager with Zenith Bank, Ma’aji Mohammad Iro, who was in charge of Adamawa State Government’s accounts with the bank and allegedly assisted the former governor in the looting spree. EFCC said because “two of our crucial witnesses, Ma’aji Mohammed Iro and Abdulmalik Dalhatu have died in mysterious circumstances,” this has instilled fear in other prospective witnesses in the case. Explaining how the former governor and his accomplices allegedly looted Adamawa State of billions of naira into their private companies, EFCC argued that it would be too dangerous to allow the accused persons go on bail. Nyako, his son , Abdulazis, as well as two of the former governor’s former aides, Zulkifikk Abba and Abubakar Aliyu, along with five companies in which they allegedly have interests had been arraigned in June by the EFCC before the Abuja court on a 37-count charge bordering on conspiracy, money laundering and abuse of office. The companies are Blue Opal Limited, Sebore Farms & Extension Ltd, Pagoda Fortunes Ltd, Tower Assets Management Ltd and Crust Energy Ltd. However, temporary relief came for the accused persons as they were granted bail in the sum of N350 million each by the court which turned down the objection of the EFCC. Ruling on the matter on Friday, presiding judge, Justice Evoh Chukwu, not only turned down EFCC’s objection but also granted bail to the accused persons in the sum of N350 million each with either two sureties or one, who is a director in any Federal Government’s establishment. The sureties, according to Justice Chukwu, must own landed property in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), show evidence of tax payment for the last three years and must swear to affidavit of means. He also ordered the accused to deposit their travel documents with them. When the charge was read to the accused earlier on Wednesday, they had all pleaded not guilty and on Friday, Justice Chukwu adjourned further hearing in the matter to September 30.

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temitemi1:
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Buhari my role model Ajimobi my mentor

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BUHARI IS SLOW BUT Megawatts is constantly increasing.
Buhari is slow foreign reserves are growing bigger. Buhari is
slow but thing are happening faster. This Buhari is slow but
NNPC and NNLG are crediting fund into FG account even
though no petroleum and Finance Minister yet. This man is
very slow but state Governors where given N413.07 Billions
to pay unpaid salary in their state. No Doubt Buhari is slow
but EFCC and ICPC are busy arresting suspect and charging
them to court. No, he is very slow but US and other
European countries have start freezing accounts of our
looted fund. But come if this Buhari should be fast what do
you think will happen? Me I like this slow and steady
PMB.

Any interested seller around Ibadan area?

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MrMcJay:
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