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epadomo:FAKE News post the video, because the man disclaimed it! |
In a normal clime, this man will not be talking like this, but this is Lagos! |
hisexcellency34:PDP is the only organised party! |
The African Action Congress has knocked the Chairman of Lagos State Parks and Garages management Committee, Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, over his comment on the whereabouts of the bodies of protesters purportedly killed during the #EndSARS protest in October 2020. The party said the comment made by Oluomo was unfortunate, saying while other reputable Nigerians were “struggling to seek justice for the #EndSARS victims, both dead and alive, and as the second #EndSARS memorial draws closer, the transport boss would seize this time, just in the bid to open old wounds, both in the hearts of Nigerian youths and the direct victims; those who lost their loved ones.” Oluomo, had on Sunday, during a rally he organised in Lagos in support of the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, queried the Lekki shooting, and said it could not be linked to Tibubu. A statement by the National Publicity Secretary of the AAC, Adeyeye Olorunfemi, on Monday, however, decried Oluomo’s comments. It partly read, “The AAC seizes this medium to respond to the very unfortunate statement uttered by Alhaji Akinsanya, a supporter of the APC presidential candidate, during his sponsored Lagos rally that held yesterday, October 9, 2022. “In the viral video sighted online, Musiliu Akinsanya “MC Oluomo” was seen asking Nigerian youths who participated in the biggest anti-police brutality protest nauseating questions about the Lekki massacre, with the claim that it was phantom: “where are the bodies?”, “Where are their relatives?”, “where were they buried?” “It is rather unfortunate that while our comrades and other reputable Nigerians are struggling to seek justice for #EndSARS victims, both dead and alive, and as the second #EndSARS memorial draws closer, the transport boss would seize this time, just in the bid to open old wounds, both in the hearts of Nigerian youths and the direct victims; those who lost their loved ones, and livelihood during the Lekki Massacre of October 20, 2020.” The AAC decried that justice had not been gotten for the victims of the shooting, asking that MC Oluomo must apologise to Nigerians and be subsequently prosecuted. “It beats one to hear such vitriolic anecdotes being told by a high-ranking supporter of the APC presidential candidate after the whole questions surrounding the shooting have been settled over a year ago by a panel set up by the Lagos State Government itself. Recall that the panel found the Nigerian state and its apparatus culpable of different crimes in its report. But till today, the said, “white paper” of the government has not brought justice to the victims and no culprits including known military and police officers have been arrested or prosecuted for committing such a heinous crime against the people of Nigeria. “Our party demands forthwith that the statement be withdrawn with an apology to all Nigerian youths. After that is done immediately, Musiliu Akinsanya must be arrested and questioned over his knowledge of the Lekki Massacre, which he claimed was a “political game.” “It is now important more than before, that the report be re-published by the Lagos state government for everyone including Musiliu Akinsanya to read for themselves the answers to those asinine questions. “We also demand immediate truth and reconciliation process for all victims of #EndSARS and that those languishing in detention centres across the country be released before the commencement of the activities of the second memorial,” the statement added. In October 2020, thousands of youths trooped out to the streets in Nigeria and the diaspora, protesting extra-judicial killing by the police, particularly by the defunct Special Anti-Robbery Squad. Following the shooting at Lekki Tollgate on October 20, 2020, a Judicial Panel was set up by the state government to investigate petitions on police brutality in the state. The panel submitted two reports — one on police brutality cases and another on the Lekki incident investigation. The panel listed 10 fatalities arising from the shooting by the Nigerian Military at the Lekki tollgate on October 20, 2020. It also recommended the redeployment and prosecution of the Divisional Police Officer of Maroko Police Station, for the arbitrary shooting and killing of protesters. https://punchng.com/endsars-comment-apologise-to-nigerians-aac-knocks-oluomo/ |
Islie:Possibly he was a boxer or bouncer. Kosija! |
Buhari really scammed Nigeria! |
Redoil:https://punchng.com/2023-budget-fg-plans-n1-35tn-war-chest-against-bharam-bandits/ |
This was contained in the N20.51tn 2023 budget proposal presented to the National Assembly by Buhari on Friday. The President Muhammadu Buhari-led government has set aside N1.35trillion to prosecute the ongoing war against terrorists and bandits in the country. This was contained in the N20.51tn 2023 budget proposal presented to the National Assembly by Buhari on Friday. Findings by PUNCH on Sunday indicate that out of this N1.35tn, the Ministry of Defence and the Armed Forces have been allocated over N1.248tn to fight Boko Haram, bandits and other anti-insurgency wars in the 2023 Appropriation Bill. Out of this amount, personnel expenditure will gulp over N1tn; overhead cost, N90.961bn; and capital expenditure, N156.294bn. Of the 18 military and defence agencies allocated the total sum, the Nigerian Army, Nigerian Air Force and the Nigerian Navy will get N638.1b, N174.4bn and N158.7bn, respectively. The three forces got the largest chunk of the record military budget. Out of the Nigerian Army’s N638.1bn budget, N581bn is for payment of salaries of personnel, N24.6bn was allocated for overhead and N32.3bn for capital. The Nigerian Air Force on the other hand allocated N108. 3bn for personnel cost, N15.4bn for overhead and N50.6bn for capital projects. For the Nigerian Navy, N113.7bn will go to personnel cost, N19.7bn to overhead and N25.3bn for capital. The Defence Headquarters, Abuja, has a budget of N84.7bn, out of which N80.086bn is for personnel, N2.1bn for overhead and N2.4bn for capital. Similarly, the sum of N1,096,456,345 has been appropriated for the prosecution of Boko Haram and terrorism-related cases in 2023, an analysis of the 2023 appropriation budget revealed. The figure is contained in the breakdown of the 2023 budget of the Ministry of Justice. Described as a “new” project in the budget, the allocation is to be expended on fresh terrorism and other criminal cases filed in court by the ministry. https://saharareporters.com/2022/10/10/buhari-spend-another-n1trillion-fight-boko-haram-bandits-twilight-administration https://punchng.com/2023-budget-fg-plans-n1-35tn-war-chest-against-bharam-bandits/ |
Travellers plying the 100-kilometre Gusau-Funtua road linking Zamfara, Sokoto, Kebbi to Katsina and many other states, have been put on edge by the resurgence of abductions by armed bandits along the road, Daily Trust on Sunday has learnt.https://dailytrust.com/resurgence-of-kidnapping-along-gusau-funtua-highway-puts-travellers-on-edge
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aminulive:Buhari should please act now. I know Ebira people! |
Creamypie:They are invisible to our security system, only visible to themselves! |
About eight insurgents have been reportedly killed when Boko Haram fighters clashed with members of the Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) faction of the terrorists in the fringes of the Lake Chad.https://dailypost.ng/2022/10/08/iswap-kills-8-boko-haram-members-seizes-large-quantities-of-ammunition/
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press9jatv:PDP Power to the People! |
ijustdey:Let us ask Sarrki! Believe Government at your own space! |
TheDictatorNd:It was N300 at their bakery around Rumuomasi, Gibson hotel, near market till I left early 2017! |
TheDictatorNd:It was N300 those years I was in PH! |
TheDictatorNd:Elikahia! |
Manchester City will try to put Southampton away this time when they host an English Premier League match on Saturday at Etihad Stadium. Both matches last season ended in draws, but City will be fired up to keep pace as they try to defend their league title. City (6-2-0) are the only EPL team without a loss this season but are second in the table, one point behind Arsenal. Manchester City smashed rival Manchester United 6-3 last weekend in their most recent league match and come in off a 5-0 drubbing of Copenhagen in the Champions League on Wednesday. Southampton (2-1-5) are 16th in the EPL table and lost 2-1 to Everton last week. |
mariahAngel:Gibsco is PH trade mark for bread! |
Yet we were told trader moni, conditional transfer has done wonder for Nigeria! |
The President disclosed this on Friday while presenting a record N20.51 trillion 2023 appropriation bill to the National Assembly. President Muhammadu Buhari says many economies around the world are currently contending with fiscal instability, slow growth, food crisis, and high-interest rates as a result of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. The President disclosed this on Friday while presenting a record N20.51 trillion 2023 appropriation bill to the National Assembly. The National Assembly had approved the medium-term expenditure framework (MTEF) and fiscal strategy paper (FSP) — parameters on which the 2023 budget will be framed. While presenting the details, Buhari said the 2023 transition budget was designed to address critical issues and lay a solid foundation for the incoming administration. He said despite his continuing efforts, unemployment, underemployment, and poverty rates remain high in the country. “Distinguished Senators and Honourable Members, despite continuing efforts, unemployment, underemployment, and poverty rates remain high. We are currently implementing several skills development programmes and work opportunity programmes to enhance the employability of our youths and tackle the troubling level of youth unemployment,” Buhari said. “While it is evident that our economy still faces significant challenges, what could have happened without the implementation of some of the measures we introduced, would have been much worse for the country. “Distinguished and Honourable Members of the National Assembly, the implementation of the 2022 ‘Budget of Economic Growth and Sustainability commenced on the first day of the year. It was, however, necessary to forward an amended budget proposal to address some exigent issues, especially the significant increase in fuel subsidy. “The amended 2022 Budget was based on a benchmark oil price of 73 US Dollars per barrel, oil production of 1.60 million barrels per day, and exchange rate of 410.15 Naira to US Dollar. “As at 31st July 2022, Federal Government’s retained revenue was 3.66 trillion Naira, excluding the revenue of Government-Owned Enterprises. Thus, revenue collection was only 63 percent of our target, largely due to the underperformance of oil and gas revenue sources. “Despite higher oil prices in 2022, oil revenue was below target due to significant oil production shortfalls and high petrol subsidy cost resulting from the significant rise in Crude prices which ultimately increased PMS prices worldwide. “Oil output stood at an average of 1.30 million barrels per day as at June 2022, while the sum of 1.59 trillion Naira was spent on fuel subsidy between January and June 2022. The NNPC, working in collaboration with security and other relevant agencies, is putting in place additional measures to curb the incidence of pipeline vandalism and crude oil theft in order to meet our crude oil production quota. “On the expenditure side, the sum of 8.29 trillion Naira had been spent by July 31 2022 out of the total appropriation of N17.32 trillion. Despite our revenue challenges, we have consistently met our debt service commitments. Staff salaries and statutory transfers have also been paid as and when due. “Total non-debt recurrent expenditure in January to July 2002 was 3.24 trillion Naira, of which 2.87 trillion Naira was for Salaries, Pensions and Overheads. A total of 3.09 trillion Naira was spent on debt service obligations during the period. “Furthermore, about 1.48 trillion Naira had been released to MDAs for capital expenditure as at the end of July 2022. I am pleased to inform you that we expect to fund MDAs’ capital budget fully by the end of the fiscal year 2022.” https://saharareporters.com/2022/10/07/despite-my-efforts-poverty-unemployment-underemployment-rates-remain-high-nigeria-buhari |
The Christian Association of Nigeria in the 19 Northern states and Abuja, on Thursday, said Nigerians are living in hell as a result of the weak economy under the current administration of the All Progressives Congress. According to the association, the weak economy has thrown millions of Nigerians into abject poverty and hunger such that Nigerians can hardly afford a square meal per day. All these, the Northern CAN noted, remain a recipe for “criminality and crime” which negatively affect education as well as the quality of healthcare. The religious body expressed concern that those who mismanaged the economy were using hunger as a weapon as the 2023 general elections approach. Against this background, the Northern CAN called on Nigerians to ensure that the 2023 general elections were conducted in an atmosphere of peace, noting that “election is not war” as “no politician is worth dying for.” This was according to a communiqué issued at the end of a two-day National Executive Council meeting of Northern CAN in Kaduna. The communiqué was jointly signed by its Chairman, Rev. Yakubu Pam, who is also the Chairman of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Commission; the Secretary-General, Sunday Oibe, and released to journalists on Thursday. The communiqué read in part, “Our weak economy has thrown millions of Nigerians into abject poverty and hunger. Life is becoming a living hell as people struggle to make ends meet. Almost daily, the prices of food and essential items are on the increase. “There is no denying the fact that there is poverty and hunger in the land. The reality on the ground is evident for all to see. Poverty and hunger affect all spheres of life. It fuels criminality and crime; it affects education; it affects quality healthcare. Hunger affects citizens’ political choices. “Already, those who mismanaged the economy are using hunger as a weapon as the 2023 general elections approach. We call on the government at all levels to address the problem of poverty and hunger. “We call on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to ensure a peaceful transition at the end of his tenure in 2023. That is the enduring legacy he will leave behind.” https://punchng.com/nigerians-living-in-abject-poverty-can-laments/ |
The Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, has said the resolve by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) to unravel the infrastructural deficit in the country is gulping the majority of government revenue. This was even as she said the current administration was committed to completing the ongoing legacy infrastructure projects that had been chronically underfunded by previous administrations. The minister stated this at the Nigerian Institute of Architects Integrated Infrastructural Research for Development conference held on Thursday in Abuja. She noted that key sectors such as power rail, roads, housing, agriculture have witnessed massive growth owing to the national development plan for 2021 to 2025. She said, “Critical infrastructure development in our country has suffered a significant deficit and is at the heart of every policy agenda for this administration. “Investment in critical infrastructures turns out designed to create the fiscal structures in which Nigerians can build their families and engage in business activities. “These structures also create an enabling environment in which domestic and foreign capital can catalyze growth. So Nigeria can join the ranks of advanced industrialised societies. “Our focus on infrastructure is extremely costly. But this has not deterred the federal government under the leadership of His Excellency President Muhammadu Buhari. “The President and the Vice President have continued to prioritise the strategic use of our limited resources in initiating vital new projects and bringing to completion legacy infrastructure projects that have been chronically underfunded in key sectors such as power rail, roads, housing, agriculture.” https://punchng.com/our-focus-on-infrastructure-extremely-costly-finance-minister/ |
The Osun State Governor, Adegboyega Oyetola, has appealed the Federal High Court’s judgment that nullified his nomination as the candidate of the All Progressives Congress for the July 16, 2022, governorship election in the state.NAN https://punchng.com/osun-2022-oyetola-appeals-court-ruling-nullifying-candidacy/
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Liverpool vs Manchester City 16-10-2022 4:30pm! |
Manchester City can take a huge step toward the Champions League knockout stages with victory over Copenhagen. Maximum points after two games set City up nicely ahead of a double-header against the weakest team in Group G, and could all but secure their last-16 spot with another victory. Pep Guardiola, though, will be tempted to rotate as his team juggle 11 games across five weeks ahead of the World Cup. |
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[quote author=Lanrelagboi post=117287556] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V68_f3R15YA FLASH: Passenger caught red-handed stealing from LagosRide @mylagosride Captain …. As promised, The Lagos Rides ensures protection of both passengers and the captains. Pls Stay Responsible.. THIS IS LAGOS. he been arrested and prosecuted![/color] |
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