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Alhai Lai Mohammed, the minister of
information, spoke on the
chances that All Progressives
Congress has against the
Peoples Democratic Party in 2019
general elections. According to a report, Mohammed
who made this known in Lagos
state said the APC would retain
power because the people were
not ready to go back to “hell”. He said: “As to whether we are afraid of whether we are
afraid of the PDP staging a
comeback, I can confidently
tell you that we are not even
contemplating it.”It will be a tragedy for Nigeria
to fall back into the hands of
PDP. They dropped us in hell
and we are taking people out
of hell.” On threats by the Niger Delta
Avengers to return to the creeks
to destroy oil installations, he said
government was worried as the
situation would bring the country
back to its knees. “And that is why we are
appealing to them.[url]Alhai Lai Mohammed, the minister of
information, spoke on the
chances that All Progressives
Congress has against the
Peoples Democratic Party in 2019
general elections. According to a report, Mohammed
who made this known in Lagos
state said the APC would retain
power because the people were
not ready to go back to “hell”. He said: “As to whether we are afraid of whether we are
afraid of the PDP staging a
comeback, I can confidently
tell you that we are not even
contemplating it.”It will be a tragedy for Nigeria
to fall back into the hands of
PDP. They dropped us in hell
and we are taking people out
of hell.” On threats by the Niger Delta
Avengers to return to the creeks
to destroy oil installations, he said
government was worried as the
situation would bring the country
back to its knees. “And that is why we are
appealing to them.[/url]Alhai Lai Mohammed, the minister of
information, spoke on the
chances that All Progressives
Congress has against the
Peoples Democratic Party in 2019
general elections. According to a report, Mohammed
who made this known in Lagos
state said the APC would retain
power because the people were
not ready to go back to “hell”. He said: “As to whether we are afraid of whether we are
afraid of the PDP staging a
comeback, I can confidently
tell you that we are not even
contemplating it.”It will be a tragedy for Nigeria
to fall back into the hands of
PDP. They dropped us in hell
and we are taking people out
of hell.” On threats by the Niger Delta
Avengers to return to the creeks
to destroy oil installations, he said
government was worried as the
situation would bring the country
back to its knees. “And that is why we are
appealing to them.

The Lagos State government has halted the proposed tariff hike on Lekki-Epe Expressway and Lekki- Ikoyi link bridge by the Lekki Concession Company, LCC. Steve Ayorinde, the Commissioner for
Information and Strategy, in a statement on Friday said the state government had directed the company
to put the decision “on hold” as the necessary consultations with stakeholders are yet to be concluded. “While government recognises the need for periodic review of tariffs and any other levies appertaining to road infrastructure maintenance in the state, the public and critical stakeholders as the ultimate beneficiaries of such facilities must always be carried along at all times,” Mr. Ayorinde said. “Therefore, the proposed tarrif hike cannot be effected at this period in the
interest of the public, while further consultations continue.” The government’s decision to halt the proposed hike came just as thousands of Lagosians begun signing an online petition to protest the plan.

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Despite the exit of the Acting Director General of NAFDAC, workers of the food and drug regulator said they will continue their strike. PREMIUM TIMES broke the news of the exit of Yetunde Oni on Thursday following a directive by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation. The SGF approved Mrs. Oni’s ‘immediate retirement’ in a letter by R.P. Ugo, a Permanent Secretary in the office of the SGF. The directive, dated September 28, was in response to a letter written to the SGF by Mrs. Oni over the worker’s unrest in the regulatory agency. The Medical and Health Workers Union chapter of NAFDAC commenced an indefinite strike last week demanding improved welfare and the immediate retirement of Mrs. Oni, whom they said was already due for retirement. The Director of Public Relations and Special Duties, NAFDAC, Jimoh Abubakar, confirmed to PREMIUM TIMES that Mrs. Oni has been directed to proceed on retirement and hand over to the most senior director of the agency.