post=115789304: Peter Obi visits Femi Kuti At The Afrika Shrine. Femi Kuti has been critical of the Peter Obi movement. In life, you have to carry everyone along to achieve results.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6axFpJ-didM Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress Asiwaju Bola Tinubu is in Abeokuta, Ogun State to meet with former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
WesternPost gathered that the meeting with Obasanjo is in continuation of his consultations with leaders across the country ahead of the 2023 general elections.
The former Lagos State governor had met with traditional and political leaders across the country ahead of the presidential primaries of the APC in June to intimate them of his decision to run for the country’s number one seat.
He, however, was unable to meet with Obasanjo before emerging the APC presidential flagbearer.
With campaigns starting officially next month, Tinubu is beginning another round of consultations with leaders in the country and is starting with Obasanjo.
The news of his arrival in Abeokuta was broken by media aides of Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun on Wednesday.
wwwihy: History will be kind to President Buhari God Bless Him Abundantly God Bless Incoming President Bola Tinubu God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria
You are even lying with pictures, Chinese are still working there now!
daygee12: His achievements is beyond ur comprehension because u have not witnessed such in Anambra. A simple Google search will save u all this shame not that wey he go they shout go n verify
I am from Ikorodu, Agura-Gberigbe area. So Ibo ni mi abi!
daygee12: I can see it in u, u are Zombiefied to have opted for a person the govern a state for 8 years without no tangible development to show for it.
What did Adan do for 8 years too, he made Oshodi-Mushin slum, popularised agberos, jehun soke was launched!
The Federal Government’s intervention fund to the electricity distribution companies has risen to N2.9trn, from N2trn recorded as of May this year.
This indicates a 45 per cent increase over the period.
By estimation, the N2.9trn is the total funding extended to the sector since privatisation in 2013.
The Director-General, Bureau of Public Enterprise, Alex Okoh, in an interview, said there was an approval of a fresh 2.3 billion Euro loan for the transmission and distribution arms of the sector.
Prior to the 2.3 billion Euros, the last one was the $500m by the World Bank to improve its electricity distribution sector in May.
“There are a lot of interventions going in that regard. There is 2.3 billion Euros for the transmission and distribution so that we can wheel more power for consumers,” Okoh said during the interview.
In November 2013, the Federal Government unbundled the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN and sold 18 utility firms to private investors.
An addition of N1.7trn as of 2020, plus $500m WB loan and the fresh 2.3 billion Euro, brings total funding to N2.9trn.
A total of financial investments so far made in the energy sector since privatisation can be said to have hit well over N2 trillion.
Director at Asteven Group and member of the Renewable Energy Association, REAN, Dr. Segun Adaju, told The PUNCH that the solution to the power sector challenges was for the Federal Government to embrace renewable energies such as solar.
According to him, the solar market was currently witnessing an increase in demand due to low power supply and high cost of diesel.
“Yes, there is a boom in the solar market because the grid is always collapsing and everyone needs power. We now have more people coming to ask for the cost of installing solar panels. And you know there’s also an increase in the price of diesel,” he said.
Despite the huge government funding, the sector has been bedeviled by several woes such as constant power grid collapses, with six recorded so far this year alone.
post=115745945: William Ruto left the ruling Jubilee Party and ran on the platform of the United Democratic Alliance, which was formed in 2020.
The UDA party symbol is a wheelbarrow, symbolizing “the value, dignity and respect of work in pursuit of an equitable society.”
President Uhuru Kenyatta was against him. But thanks to the people and the Kenyan electoral commission, which uploaded the results on the portal for everyone to see and calculate, 55-year-old Ruto beat the better-known 77-year-old Raila Odinga (who was running for the 5th time) and was declared the president-elect on August 15, 2022.
In February 2023, as long as INEC uploads results on its portal in real time , Nigeria will re-enact the Kenyan experience.
Stop this lie, the party was formed in 2012, it was only changed in 2020! You can prove me wrong!
THE National President, Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria, RTEAN, Alhaji Musa Muhammed, yesterday, threw his weight behind the Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu in 2023 general elections.
Muhammed, who was recently elected as the National Treasurer, Trade Union Congress, TUC, said this in a statement by the National Publicity Secretary of the union, Alhaji Abdulrahman Amusan.
Muhammed, who is also the Lagos State Chairman of RTEAN, said that he had always come out in support of the APC since 2015 and 2023 would not be an exception.
The statement reads: “The leadership of the union remains staunch supporters of the second term ambition of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State and Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the APC Presidential candidate in 2023.
"I am still a bonafide member of APC; I don’t belong to any other political party since 2015.
“My support is for APC and the Lagos State government. As Lagos government is for Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s presidential ambition, I am also for Asiwaju. “I, as a card carrying member of APC, throw my weight behind APC from local government level to the federal level with all my members.”