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Nlfpmod, Mynd44! |
Yet the former CP accused the Ogboni guy and he was detained for weeks, Police are culpable, incidentally the man is part of Parks Manager now! |
A coroner’s inquest at the Ogbà Magistrate’s Court, Ikeja, Lagos, on Monday, revealed that the death of Jumoke Oyeleke, a salesgirl who lost her life during the Yoruba Nation rally on July 3, 2021, was caused by the police. The Coroner, Magistrate Mukaila Fadeyi, said the police were liable for Oyeleke’s death, adding that the deceased deserved the country’s sympathy. Delivering the findings of the inquest, Fadeyi said, “The only logical conclusion is that the deceased died from a weapon by the Nigeria police.” He asked the Federal Government to compensate Oyeleke’s family. Other recommendations included mental and medical checkups for police officers to determine their suitability to bear arms, training and re-orientation of police officers on the right to hold protests in a democratic society, an overhaul of the police force to remove corrupt officers and ensuring that they are brought to book to prevent further accidental killings. He also recommended that police officers should not be given live bullets during peaceful protests. The coroner said the state attorney general should be mandated to see to the implementation of the recommendations. Oyeleke, 25, was hit by a stray bullet when the police were dispersing Yoruba Nation agitators who converged on the Gani Fawehinmi Freedom Park in the Ojota area of the state on July 3. The police had denied using live bullets to disperse the agitators. Speaking to our correspondent after the verdict, counsel for Oyeleke’s family, Taiwo Olawanle, said the police must be ready to reveal the identity of the officer who fired the shot. He said, “The judgement of the coroner goes a long way to show that ordinary citizens can get justice. Nobody can bring back the deceased but someone must be held responsible. “We are not going to stop here. We are pursuing this case with the IGP to ensure that whoever shot the deceased is brought to justice. It has been established that a member of the Nigeria Police Force fired the shot. So, someone must be held responsible. The NPF must fish out that officer and discipline him. That is our next agenda.” https://punchng.com/coroner-indicts-police-for-jumokes-death-cops-identity-demanded/ |
OLAADEX:This woman calling someone Ode! She is even proud of doing so, I rated her when she was a newscaster, nothing more after sojourning into politics! |
Effect of colorado! |
The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Bola Tinubu has asked his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) counterpart Atiku Abubakar to step down and endorse him (Tinubu) ahead of February 2023 presidential poll. https://www.channelstv.com/2022/10/17/just-in-tinubu-asks-atiku-to-step-down-and-endorse-him/
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The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), is currently chairing the third Ministerial Performance Review Retreat at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. This year’s retreat, themed ‘Enhance Security, Fight Corruption, Transform The Economy’, is meant to review the regime’s progress since the last edition one year ago. According to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, the forum serves as a safe space for self-assessment and evaluation of progress and impact of work done. In attendance are principal officers of the National Assembly, all members of the Federal Executive Council, and Service Chiefs, among others. The immediate past President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, is also present for the exercise. In his opening address, Buhari noted that the exercise would, among other things, ensure the increase of electricity generation to 25,000 MegaWatts in the next six years. The President, once again, pledged that his regime would continue to fight corruption and prosecute high-profile corruption cases speedily. Details shortly… https://punchng.com/buhari-kenyatta-present-at-ministerial-performance-review-retreat/ |
Okoroawusa:You get it, someone's write up! Mutairu Kadoso, seunmsg typing! |
Joevics:Johnathan would have put it up in his page. Atiku is the next President take it to bank! |
press9jatv:Tinubu still stealing from Osun through Oyetola! |
Prof Chris Imumolen, Presidential Candidate of Accord Party, has criticised the economic plan of Peter Obi, flagbearer of Labour Party in the 2023 presidential election.https://dailytrust.com/accord-presidential-candidate-tackles-peter-obi-over-economic-plan
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Penguin2:Listen to the whole message! Nigeria is one! |
This was what article said! |
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, has said that the credential of national inclusivity, not ethnicity should be an ideal that the Northern part of the county should examine in electing a new president for the country in the 2023 elections. Mr Atiku made the remarks when he featured as a guest of the Arewa Joint Committee interactive sessions with various presidential candidates of political parties on Saturday in Kaduna. He noted that with a political career that spans more than three decades, he stands shoulder high as a Northerner who has built bridges of unity across the country. “I have been in politics for more than three decades and I am a Northerner. So, if you ask me why I am the best candidate to lead Nigeria in 2023, I will simply say that what Nigeria needs is a pan-Nigerian president, not whether he is Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa-Fulani”. The session, which took place at the Arewa House was attended by high ranking leaders of various North based socio-cultural bodies. Mr Atiku, while delivering his speech at the event, highlighted the key policy agendas which he seeks to pursue if elected president to include promoting national unity through deliberate actions that will secure mutual trust and confidence amongst all tendencies. The other policy areas that the former Vice President enumerated are reforms in education, agriculture and reversing the economic downturn of the country. https://dailynigerian.com/why-north-pan-nigerian-leader/ |
The Zamfara Government, on Friday announced a total lockdown in Anka, Bukkuyum and Gummi Local Government Areas (LGAs) following the resurgence of bandit attacks on communities.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/10/banditry-zamfara-govt-announces-total-lockdown-in-3-lgas/
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JoeNL22:Nigeria need experienced hand! |
International Monetary Fraud! |
orisa37:Big one¡ |
IMF are not good, they allow developed countries to borrow at single digit, but developing at double digit! |
Paperwhite:Ghana is another country I am afraid for! |
VOsimhen144:In your house! Nlfpmod! |
From Washington DC| The International Monetary Fund (IMF), on Wednesday, raised concerns that Nigeria has not been able to save enough and continues to carry a huge fiscal deficit despite rallying oil prices. The IMF released its latest Fiscal Monitor report, which strongly recommends fiscal tightening to help tackle inflation, address debt vulnerabilities, and a deliberate cooperation between the fiscal monetary policies/authorities to navigate present challenges. Many oil exporters that have taken advantage of the oil boom are now running fiscal surpluses because of higher oil revenues. But Nigeria’s fiscal deficit is projected to widen in 2022 and 2023 as growth slows and inflation remains high. As contained in the proposed 2023 budget presented by President Muhammadu Buhari last Friday, the fiscal deficit will widen to 4.78 percent of estimated GDP in 2023 as the government plans an unprecedented N20.51 trillion spending for the year. The projected deficit is also above the 3 percent threshold set by the Fiscal Responsibility Act 2007. At a press meeting on the IMF Fiscal Monitor, Paulo Medas, deputy division chief in the IMF’s Fiscal Affairs Department, said Nigeria’s fiscal troubles have worsened on the back of huge fuel subsidies, low oil production due to crude theft, as well as low oil income mobilisation. “Governments are facing a very difficult environment with many countries battling double digit inflation and in this respect, fiscal policy needs to help monetary policy, working together to ensure price stability. This is absolutely critical for that stable growth and for some public finances in countries,” Medas said. The biggest risk emphasised in the IMF Fiscal Monitor is debt. But with N42.84 trillion already accumulated in debt, Nigeria plans to borrow an additional N8.80 trillion to fund the 2023 budget. Buhari had explained that the government resorted to borrowing to finance fiscal gaps due to low revenues. The IMF chief said: “For countries like Nigeria, especially the oil exporters, they can take advantage of rising commodity revenues to address some of these needs and to be able to spend. “In Nigeria, which has benefited from higher record revenue, so far, we haven’t seen any improvement in deficits as we would hope. Part because of the large energy subsidies, but also other issues with the production of oil and other pressures on the budget.” He said that the IMF recommendation is to try to save some of these oil revenues to reduce threats but also to use them to address these emergency needs. Medas said: “Another aspect is that Nigeria is one case where tax revenues are really low. And this really undermines the capacity of governments to react to these types of shocks or to provide key services. “So in the case of Nigeria, where the priority is really a domestic revenue mobilisation you need to increase the scale capacity to address the needs of the country. And this will also help make fiscal policy more consistent with other efforts to ensure economic stability.” Vitor Gaspar, IMF director of Fiscal Affairs, underscored the need for what he called “orderly debt restructuring” to put low-income countries on a more sustainable path. https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/imf-laments-nigerias-widening-fiscal-deficit/ |
The spokesperson for the Atiku-Okowa Presidential Campaign Council, Kola Ologbondiyan, on Wednesday, said unlike other presidential aspirants, the Peoples Democratic Party flagbarer, Atiku Abubakar, was not a learner on the job.https://punchng.com/atiku-not-learner-fit-for-presidency-ologbondiyan/
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budaatum:Lets see how it goes! |
LoneWolf212:Are you surprised! |
Stakeholders have continued to condemn the recently announced stake of Ethiopian Airlines in Nigeria’s national carrier, Nigeria Air. The Federal Government recently announced the choice of Ethiopian Airlines as the core investor and technical partner in the Nigeria Air project, a move which many persons described as a win for the East African carrier and a huge loss to Nigeria. A team from the Federal Ministry of Aviation met with Ethiopian Airlines management in Addis Ababa last week over its selection as the core investor for the national airline and being the only airline that bided after the ministry advertised for bidders. Though talks have been ongoing about the birth of the national carrier, the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Ethiopian Airlines are yet to sign any agreement for the kick-off of the partnership. The Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, had promised to engage the media when the time is set. He had explained that the proposed national carrier, Nigeria Air, would be driven by the private sector. He said the Nigerian government would retain five per cent stake while Ethiopian Airlines would have a 49 per cent stake and 46 per cent of the airline would be owned by Nigerian investors. The Nigerian government anticipates raising $250m from the private sector. Ethiopian Airlines is the largest aviation group in Africa registering a 20-25 per cent annual growth. It is one of the most profitable airlines in the world. In the 2021-2022 budget year, the national flag carrier made a net profit of $937m. The airline generated $5bn dollars revenue, a 79 per cent growth from the previous year. The airline marked its 76th anniversary last April. However, a lot of reactions have followed the announced partnership. While many industry stakeholders applauded the plan, others criticised it, saying that Nigeria should have partnered a carrier outside Africa. The critics talked about Nigerian pride and how Ethiopian Airlines might not provide the support Nigeria Air would need. Some critics also said that instead of giving Ethiopian Airlines 49 per cent stake, there could have been better partnership arrangement that would benefit Nigeria more. But an industry consultant, Marketing and Public Relations Strategist, Sindy Forster, observed that a national carrier without a change in Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority rules would not be able to gain optimal benefits from Bilateral Air Service Agreement for two years. She said, “We already have flag carriers that need support with BASA, what support have they been given? What BASA support will existing airlines continue to receive? An airline alone cannot take full advantage of SAATM (Single Air Transport Market), a lot will be missing before SAATM can be fully utilised. “What ‘competition’ when they are selectively supporting one private foreign airline over the privately owned domestic airlines. This is unfair competition, and market distortion, having three additional aircraft when we may lose more aircraft from unsupported airlines that will not lead to competitive fares. “Wet lease does not generate Nigerian employment and there is a risk that the Nigerian MRO (Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul) may never see the light of day. Ethiopian will most likely want to use their MRO as they have with every other joint venture they have entered into. They use their engineers, etc. Will they use existing ground handling companies or provide their own?” Forster added, “Why will the government be focused on creating an enabling environment for one airline rather than all? What support will existing airlines receive? How will they compete for BASA routes? Why provide fiscal incentives for a private airline you only own five per cent of? They should buy five per cent of all for it to be a level playing field.” The Assistant General Secretary, Aviation Round Table, Olumide Ohunayo, also emphasised that though Ethiopian Airlines had been a successful carrier in Africa, its partner carriers on the continent such as Congo Airways, Tchadia Airlines, Zambia Airways and others, except Asky Airline, which just upped its fleet of aircraft to about 12, had all failed. He said, “To me, this is not a good deal because we are back in the blocks again. We are leasing aircraft and crew on wet-lease, not even damp lease. With that we are probably taking all the revenues away. They will have to look for the scarce forex now to pay those crews. “It is a win for Ethiopia as against Nigeria. If you look at all the airlines that Ethiopian Airlines has partnered with on the coast of Africa, you will see that none is successful, apart from Asky Airlines. Today, Asky is operating a direct Lagos-Johannesburg route, will this new carrier be competing with Asky on this route?” The industry expert who expressed his fears about how much stake Ethiopian Airlines had in Nigeria’s national carrier, said, “Of all the seven airlines in africa that ET has shares, only ASKY operates beyond the domestic route, the remaining (in Chad, Mozambique, Zambia, Congo, Guinea and Malawi) are glorified local carriers. ASKY has 12 aircraft in 12 years. “The govt has given multiple false start date of this airline and we have two of such dates this year that has failed. Part 9 of the Air Operator Certification and Administration 9.2.3.2 states that a new start up airline; “i. must have a minimum of three aircraft, ii. must be Nigerian registered. Yet we are told they are going to wet lease and later damp lease aircraft to start. So why breech the Act from incubation, what happens later? The playing field is not level ab-initio.” Speaking further, he said, “They announced wet leased aircraft and investment from the sovereign wealth fund which increase government exposure above five per cent. It was changed to damp lease and adverts placed for Nigerians to apply while the SWF was withdrawn from the list of investors quickly. “Virgin Nigeria was stopped from operating into the United States because of 49 per cent ownership by Virgin Atlantic. Hope this will not play out again for some countries?” Ohunayo, while speaking to The PUNCH, asked what ET would be offering Nigerians as compared to Virgin Atlantic which offered 10 per cent shares to Nigerians as reciprocity for the investment in Virgin Nigeria. He asked if ET would be offering Nigerians shares in Ethiopia Airlines as reciprocity? Speaking further, Ohunayo questioned why Eygpt Air, and two local airlines and other investors bid for the Ghanaian national carrier and only ET bid for Nigeria’s despite the huge market and potentials. Unlike Nigeria, he wondered why the Ghanaian government threw all their bids out and picked the local airline, Ashanti Airline, as the core investor for their carrier? The Chief Executive Officer, Centurion Security Limited, Capt. John Ojikutu (rtd), said similar partnerships in the past by the defunct national carrier, Nigeria Airways, with KLM and South African Airways in the early 1990s did not benefit Nigeria. He said this new move with ET would not be different from the others. Ojikutu explained that Ethiopian Airlines had the unenviable record of ferrying drug traffickers along most of its routes and warned Nigeria to be careful of its choice of the airline. He said, “Ethiopian Airlines has not got good records in Nigeria when it comes to drug trafficking. The records are there with the responsible authorities, especially with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, except we want to cover up some interest groups or want to be diplomatic about it. https://punchng.com/stakeholders-knock-ethiopian-airlines-stake-in-nigeria-air/ |
Josep Guardiola, Man City coach, on facing Copenhagen again: "We play one week later and they have pride and they want to perform. But at the same time, we have a chance to conclude our qualification for the next stage and we are going to try tomorrow." Jacob Neestrup, Copenhagen coach: "City will undoubtedly have a lot of possession again, but hopefully we will have more sequences where we have the ball on our own feet, and here it is important that we are a little calmer on the ball, because that way we can also take away 4-5% of their possession and have a slightly closer game than last time. And then we play in Parken in front of our own fans, and of course that also makes a difference." Two goals from Erling Haaland - one with his first touch of the game - and further strikes from Riyad Mahrez and Julian Alvarez help Manchester City ease to Champions League Group G victory over FC Copenhagen at the Etihad Stadium. |
Maxymilliano:Marwa chased them away, but Tinubu brought them back, see how they have turned Lagos to. You cant even carry loads in your private vehicles again! |
LegendHero:Mr, Sawoolu was in the hospitals around Lekki, Vedicare, Reddington to mention a few, to see those who were shot and he too admitted on CNN, 2 people died! |
LegendHero:Why did LASG ask people to check mortuaries for deads! |
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