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Kinematics:if you are not a joker, then why did you quote me with that question. You should have decipher the comment I quoted and understood the line of discussion before poke nosing. For your information, that is the constitutional procedure in case of uncontrollable security situation. If a state governor decides to sponsor crime against government, what do you think will happen? |
Kinematics:your thought of him sponsoring militants against the state is in 2090. Clap for yourself |
Hyperchi:Oga leave this noise. The people in the know how have acted accordingly and you are here talking. Firstly, the FG acted wisely and maturely unlike the unrefined Wike. It doesn't take FG anything to remove Wike or render him powerless through a state of emergency due to security issues, if by any chance there is Intel that he is sponsoring militants. The highest thing is people will make noise online for two days and it will be over, yet government will do what it wants. |
Serves all of you right. Why did you violate social gathering order while you were meant to be an example to others? Better isolate yourself and stop moving up and down. |
AlfaSeltzer:Even if you divide it into tiny pieces, there will be no difference as long as the mentality is same. |
Breaking: Wike bows to pressure, releases 22 Exxonmobil staff ON APRIL 19, 202012:08 By Victor Young Following the directive of Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, to its members to shut down operations and all activities at the nation’s oil rigs and export terminals over the continued detention of 21 offshore members by the Rivers State, Wike Sunday bowed to pressure and released the detainees. Recall that Wike had on Thursday arrested the staff over alleged violation of the State Executive Order restricting movement across the state. He had vowed to deal with them, noting that he had prepared for legal battle against Exxonmobil. Wike also said that he was not afraid of anybody including those in Abuja, saying that he does not receive orders from them. READ ALSO: No excuse for not securing lives of Rivers people, says Wike He reiterated his commitment towards building, developing, securing and protecting the lives and properties of Rivers people. However, Wike on Sunday made a U-turn, and released the detainees. A statement from Simeon Nwakaudu, Special Assistant to Rivers State Governor, Electronic Media, quoted Rivers states Attorney General as saying, “They were released following interventions by well-meaning Nigerians.” Adangor is said to have monitored release of the oil workers at the State Isolation Centre at the Yakubu Gowon Stadium in Port Harcourt, stressing that Rivers Government remains resolute on implementing her measures to check the spread of coronavirus. Details later: Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/04/breaking-wike-bows-to-pressure-releases-22-exxonmobil-staff/ |
A lot of speculations and fake news about Kyari's replacement will be a common thing in the days to come. This is just one of them |
switlily25:from independence till GEJ to Buhari now, nothing has changed. Nigeria is still a poor country despite all the potentials to grow. This is due to people like GEJ, Buhari, OBJ and the likes trying to outdo each other in leadership incompetence. Do not for once deceive yourself about GEJ being a good leader. All are same as many ordinary Nigerians waiting to be worse if given the opportunity |
AlfaSeltzer:The same recklessness you accuse Buhari of, you are advocating for same. Hypocrisy at it shameless level. How can somebody like you not do worse than Buhari, Kyari, Tinubu etc that you are accusing daily. This is the problem with Nigeria. The leaders and followers have the same crooked mentality just waiting for an opportunity to display |
supercase1:The op doesn't know he is the foolish one here. Jonathan was booted out of power by electorates due to gross incompetence. He did the right thing by conceding. If Buhari is failing, he should be held accountable or people who voted him should blame themselves. And mind you op Buhari's incompetence does not exonerate GEJ's incompetence in anyway |
frank317:NCDC is reporting confirmed cases and not active cases. Figure the difference and it will be clear to you |
chival:Guess the person was revenging. Many people commenting here were rejoicing over Kyari's death. All of them plus the person here are same. Hypocrites |
Lagos still going up. If care is not taken, Lagos will be a child play to what will happen in Kano in the coming days |
This one is loud. Kenya and weird news |
Before you crucify the guy, check your comments here on nairaland. The last time I check, this is the headquarter of all manner of abuses, bigotry, insults and what have you. Everyone here will now be forming saint. |
When they announce this discharge now, one doesn't know if to be happy or not. In the morning, you will hear double the number positive. Thanks to God and our medical personnel for the healing. |
osazsky:I thought the headline said Nkpor, Anambra and you are saying Warri' this bini that. How come? |
Rashduct4luv:most of them lost the capacity to comprehend a simple information, let alone analyze it. The government is struggling with the corona pandemic internally with limited facilities and resources. Even if you have the money for building facilities, it can never be done under two weeks as in developed countries. Additionally, the government is bringing them back in batches, so what is the fuse about. We all read how Americans were stranded at the Lagos airport, but most Nigerians think this things are done with a wand of magic. |
It depends on where you are working. Govt will pay, multi national private will pay, some established and essential one man businesses will pay. One man businesses not rendering essential services and not well established will not pay. |
Factfinder1:I guess someone like you typing probably with an Android phone and a bank account does not qualify for "very poor". Most of them may not even get a bank account to start with. |
I thought many on nairaland here said no body abroad will come back to the "sh*thole" when FG first ask Nigerians to indicate interest. Now it is about paying for test or not. We will be alright at last |
soberdrunk:you people have started with this ignorance again. Go Google, do death-infections percentage and see we are not different. Their discharge is also in thousands. |
netflicks:if they don't show pictures, you people will tag it audio. They show, you are still complaining. By the way try to stay informed. Lagos govt said severally through print media, electronic media and social media that this particular package is for residents who are 60yrs and above. They were drawn from LASRA database (people who have captured as Lagos State residents.) |
greenhulk:good job you have done in educating him. Problem is the same person will type this ignorant nonsense tomorrow. I wonder why some unfortunate people want to be hearing people's death daily instead of recovery. |
ithink7:They are also recovering in thousands. Go and read their statistics. |
fearless247:so in your thinking Lagos is acting independent of the FG. You need to think seriously again. The funds, equipment, testing is done by who? There is no separate efforts here in the fight against Corona virus. The FG and states are working together |
neoclassical:Do not loud this o. They have crucified Buhari for not coming out daily to give updates. Leave Sanwo-olu alone, let him be updating Lagosians daily. After all, he should have free tiime as we are sitting at home now. |
I don't know what Sahara reporters stand to gain for publishing news in very controversial manner. From GEJ and now Buhari. I could not bear reading through their highly biased presentation on the other thread. This is uncalled for. |
Published April 11, 2020 by Punch https://punchng.com/dariye-kalu-nyame-not-qualified-for-presidential-amnesty-ncs/ Adelani Adepegba, Abuja Former state governors convicted of money laundering and corruption did not benefit from the presidential amnesty granted to 2,600 inmates nationwide because they did not meet the requirements, Saturday PUNCH has learnt. It was gathered that the former governors were not considered for a reprieve because they were convicted of corruption and money laundering aside from the fact that they did not meet some of the criteria stipulated by the Presidential Advisory Committee on Prerogative of Mercy, which advised the President on inmates and ex-convicts deserving pardon. There had been speculations that high-profile persons, including ex-governors serving various jail terms at the Kuje Custodial Centre, Abuja and other prison facilities might benefit from the pardon announced in Abuja on Thursday, by the Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola. Prominent persons serving various jail terms include former governors of Abia and Plateau states, Senator Orji Kalu and Joshua Dariye; former governor of Taraba State, Jolly Nyame; and a former National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, Olisa Metuh. While Kalu, a serving All Progressives Congress senator, was convicted of N7.1bn money laundering and jailed for 12 years in 2019, Dariye, who was a former senator representing Plateau central district, was jailed for 16 years for N1.126bn fraud in 2018. Nyame, who was prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, was convicted and jailed for 14 years for diverting N1.64bn during his tenure as governor of Taraba State between 1999 and 2007. Metuh is serving a seven-year jail term for illegally receiving N400m from the office of the national security adviser. He was sentenced by Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, in February. Meanwhile, Aregbesola had said those considered for pardon include inmates who are 60 years and above, those suffering from ill health likely to end in death, serving at least three years with less than six months left, with mental issues, as well as with options of fine not exceeding N50,000. While the minister did not mention those to be freed, he said the amnesty did not apply to inmates sentenced for violent extreme offences such as terrorism, kidnapping, armed banditry, rape, human trafficking, and culpable homicide. The spokesman, Nigeria Correctional Service, Chuks Njoku, noted that the former governors were convicted of corruption and related offences, adding that by virtue of this, they were not eligible for pardon or clemency. He dismissed reports that some of the high-profile inmates could be released on account of their age, clarifying that the dates of birth being bandied about did not tally with the NCS’ official birth records of the ex-governors. Njoku said, “We have our criteria and they are not qualified (for pardon). They don’t fall under any of the categories. If you were convicted, you must have served some years and you must be of good character and must have shown remorse. “It is not just about age; there are many of them who are old but they are not qualified. So, for anyone to benefit, they must have served for some time and their crime must not be a capital offence. They (ex-governors) are not qualified because they just came (into the custodial centre) and some of them are still on appeal.” |
Sahara reporters are mostly too dramatic and sensational in their news. Always tending to play to the gallery, from Jonathan and now Buhari. NCS made it clear those people are not qualified. I guess their next headline will be 'FG backs down after exposure by SR' |
jerryunit48:he said he was in so much shock. Is not impossible for him to behave that way in such a condition |
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