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omenka, passigshots, modath, egift, obiagelli, beremx, uncle gbawe etc

GEJ laid the foundation

the op is evil

if we fail to tell the truth, that i s * * * is the greatest threat to humanity then we just kidding

erunz:
NA PRISON THAT ONE GO END LAST LAST

we go shock that mad man on september

the lord of lords in the person of saraki de great is not there

oshiomhole is a thief

Sunnymatey:
Ha

close mouth

chowlade:
why minus Edo?...or u wanted to say minus bini? Edo is of many tribes.



coolitempa the queen of b.... spotted on this thread

don't ever mention the Oba of Benin alongside your 'fake' oba

Federal Government would require at least N25bn to construct perimeter and operational fences across all the 22 airports owned by it. This is as the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, assured airports users of absolute security and safety of humans, cargo and equipment at all times. General Manager, Corporate Communications, FAAN, Mr. Yakubu Dati in an interview with our correspondent at the agency’s headquarters yesterday at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, MMA, Lagos said a recent survey carried out by the authority indicated that to properly fence the 22 Federal Government- owned airports, FAAN would need the massive sum.

According to Dati, each of the 22 airports is about 50 kilometres long and would require serious investments for all of them to be properly fenced, according to International Civil Aviation Organisation, ICAO, recommended practices. Apart from the four international airports in Lagos, Abuja, Kano and Port Harcourt that are partially fenced, other 18 airports owned by the Federal Government are not fenced, a situation, which has led to encroachments by some indigenes. Investigations by our correspondent indicated that the 22 airports across the country occupy over 500 kilometers land mass ICAO security guidelines prescribe that all airports must be secured with double perimeter fences.

Dati, however, explained that there are other safety measures FAAN has put in place in line with international best practice to boost security and safety within the airports. He pointed out that the agency had introduced the perimeter patrol, built perimeter towers, which enables Aviation Security, AVSEC, personnel and other security agencies to have a full overview of the airport environment and installed latest technologies in strategic locations an interview with our correspondent at the agency’s headquarters yesterday at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, MMA, Lagos said a recent survey carried out by the authority indicated that to properly fence the 22 Federal Government- owned airports, FAAN would need the massive sum.

According to Dati, each of the 22 airports is about 50 kilometres long and would require serious investments for all of them to be properly fenced, according to International to increase surveillance. He also maintained that most of the leakages observed in the past by analysts and other aviation stakeholders had been closed, stressing that this had made it possible for FAAN to scale the American Transportation Security Administration, TSA, security audit carried out earlier this month at the Lagos Airport. “It would be recalled that about two months ago, we invited a team from Airport Council International, ACI, to carry out security audit of our airports and they identified some gaps, which needed to be closed and we were able to close those gaps.

“That is why when TSA came calling about two weeks ago, we were given clean bill of health because all the loopholes have been closed. “Insider’s threat is another area that we are looking at. We profile anybody that works within the terminal or in the terminal in line with global standards. It is after passing that we issue them the On-Duty-Card, ODC. “Even at that, the ODC also have some levels of restrictions such that it is not every holder that has access to every part of the terminal. We have different levels and colours based on the level of clearance you have received,” he said. Dati said airport, as an enabler to the nation’s economy, contributes about $1bn annually, while also providing more than 300,000 jobs, stressing that the government would continue to ensure growth in the sector.

http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/nigeria-needs-n25bn-to-fence-22-airports-faan/

Cc: lalasticlala mynd44

great new coming from kwara state, democracy(saraki) must win the war

sameer1212:
So for your mind,all fulanis are killer abi

stop supporting criminals

non-sense

Quakertellicus1:
Like investigations are conducted in a day.....

Let us fight corruption...whether PDP or APC or Army or even poor man...if you are not tired of corruption ,I am.

how can amaechi/atiku and others fight corruption?

uncle gbawe has gone on political exile . he is regretting why he ever supported pmb.

i have faith in Christ, she will be back soon

Quakertellicus1:
Yes....so they should continue stealing our money.

OK....continue.

we need names, not all these shiits

and we fight each other online like they even care about us

apc don kill us, them wan leave us to for suspense

no name

The Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose, has described the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the real threat to the security of Nigeria and its people.

“The major threat to national security is a party that lost election since June 21, 2014 and still trying to get back to power, using crude means including turning itself to the mouthpiece of the Department of State Services (DSS),” the Special Assistant to the Ekiti State Governor on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, said in a statement Monday.

Mr. Olayinka, who reacted to a statement by the APC in Ekiti State that Mr. Fayose was a threat to national
security, said “it is only in Nigeria that a party that ran Ekiti State aground in four years and was rejected in six straight elections by the people can still be talking.”

He said; “The question that Nigerians must ask the APC Spokesperson in Ekiti State, Taiwo Olatunbosun is whether he now doubles as the DSS spokesperson.

“In the last three weeks, everything the APC speculated that the DSS was going to do was exactly what the security agency did and that has reinforced the belief that the DSS was working in collaboration with the APC in Ekiti State to destabilise the Fayose-led government.

“It is also a fact that the chairman of APC in Ekiti State, Chief Jide Awe who is standing trial for murder was hosted to a dinner in the Presidential Villa while TKO Aluko on whose bench warrant was issued for alleged perjury is going about with armed security men.”

The governor’s spokesperson said no organisation is qualified as a threat to the security of Nigeria other than the APC that was compromising major government institutions, including DSS such that functionaries of the party were now the ones telling the security agency who to arrest and detained indefinitely in Ekiti State.
He said a party like the APC that its government kept silent when over 400 Agatus were killed by Fulani herdsmen in Benue State and women were raped, farmlands destroyed by the herdsmen in other parts of the country cannot be anything other than threat to national security.

“Or what should Nigeria call a party that caused the murder of over 20 Nigerians, including Youth Corp member in Bayelsa and Rivers States just because of desperation to win elections?

“When you try to truncate democratically elected government, deny Nigerians rights to fair hearing by detaining them indefinitely and disobey court orders, while also failing to conduct free and fair elections, what is such a government inviting other than breakdown of law and order? And what should such a party in power be called other
than security threat to Nigeria?”

Mr. Olayinka counselled leaders of the APC in Ekiti State, especially former governor, Kayode Fayemi to stop falling prey to political 419, whom he said were collecting millions of Naira from them, claiming to be helping them to fight Governor Fayose, adding that; “The APC leaders should ask themselves what result they have achieved
since they started investing their money in this ‘Fayose must go’ agenda immediately after they were defeated in the entire 16 Local Councils in the State.

“Instead of lavishing millions of Naira on TKO Aluko and others, they should rather use such money to empower the remnants of their party members in Ekiti State who are in dire need of financial help.”


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/200983-fayose-fires-back-says-apc-real-threat-nigerias-security.html

Cc: lalasticlala and mynd44

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fayose will deliver Nigeria from apc to the PDP come 2019

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ekiti state on Monday said Governor Ayodele Fayose’s conducts were threats to national security.

It said the governor’s recent utterances and actions suggest acts of sabotage targeted at rendering national institutions ineffective to perform their statutory roles for effective government in a federal set-up.

The State Publicity Secretary of the party, aiwo Olatunbosun, said this in a statement issued in Ado Ekiti.

The statement noted that Mr. Fayose’s unguided serial statements had exposed him as a man fighting a lone battle against the Federal Government over alleged selfish motives.

He said such motives were targeted at putting millions of Nigerians in jeopardy of instability in an already tottering economy.

He cited the governor’s alleged death wish for President Muhammadu Buhari at a rally held at Fajuyi Square, Ado-Ekiti, over the weekend to welcome the detained member of the House of Assembly, Akanni Afolabi, to the state capital as a case study.

Mr. Olatunbosun regretted that besides the governor inciting Ekiti people against the operatives of the Department of State Security (DSS), he had also for umpteenth time, threatened to bring Mr. Buhari’s government down if any attempt was made to probe sundry alleged crimes levelled against him.
“We have heard of reports of Governor Fayose inciting the people to stone the operatives of the DSS anywhere they are seen.

“This is besides saying many unprintable things about the President, such as saying that he would soon die, and declaring the DG of DSS, Lawal Musa Daura, a personal non-grata in Ekiti State.

“It is regrettable that Mr. Fayose cannot separate his personal views as a man constantly at war with the Nigerian law from the views of lawful Ekiti people, who are ready to submit themselves to the Nigerian law where the rule of law and good governance flourish,” the party said.

Accusing the governor of running a government built on his personal image, the APC said this misconception had “robbed Ekiti people the quality leadership with the right mindset to see governance beyond the prism of self-glorification”.

“This failure to see governance beyond personal appeal of the governor is costing our state good governance for the development of our people and her deserved place of honour in this country.

“That is why the governor is wasting state resources on helicopter charter to ferry an accused person, Akanni Afolabi, from Abuja to Ekiti after which he took six pages of several newspapers on frivolous adverts to publish court records on the accused’s bail application and topped it with the donation of a new car to same Akanni, who is still under investigation over several criminal cases.

“Fayose has appointed himself national opposition leader just because he wants to help himself in his many criminal cases against the nation’s law,” it said.

Neither the governor, nor his aides or the state government had yet responded to the APC statement.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/200960-apc-declares-ekiti-governor-ayo-fayose-threat-national-security.html


Cc: lalasticlala, mynd44

i love this 'change'.