Don’t give amnesty to militants FG urged

Don’t give amnesty to militants FG urged

A human rights advocacy group, the Advocates of Social Justice for All {ASJA) has said those engaged in destruction of oil and gas infrastructures under the guise of agitation should be treated as terrorists.
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The Ugwuanyi, Chime rumoured rift

The Ugwuanyi, Chime rumoured rift

Rumour peddlers in Enugu have been talking about alleged standoff between Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and his predecessor,Sullivan Chime, following a motion adopted by the state House of Assembly to probe the Internally Generated Revenue,IGR,generated between 2008 and June 2015.

Gbaga-Ikorodu gets Maternity Centre

Gbaga-Ikorodu gets Maternity Centre

Located at Plot 10, Amadi Street, co-owners, Captain and Mrs Aigbogun Alloysius, said government should partner well-meaning people to give “sound healthcare to the citizenry.”

4Stage set to take over the music

4Stage set to take over the music

With a vast experience that spans a decade in studio production and music engineering , 4Stage has fashioned out the kind of music youths both, in the church and on the street, yearn to listen to without deviating from its main objective.

BUHARI AND ECONOMY IN RECESSION:  Money traced to some PDP chiefs  can fund forex for months – Gov Badaru

BUHARI AND ECONOMY IN RECESSION: Money traced to some PDP chiefs can fund forex for months – Gov Badaru

I believe the Federal Government has done remarkably well considering the situation we found ourselves in after we were sworn-in on May 29, 2015. People tend to forget that the economic downturn actually started manifesting in 2014 due to a growing mismatch between the profligate and reckless spending of the previous government fueled by high oil prices and the resultant shock to the system when prices started to fall. Nigeria’s case was worsened by the fact that with the falling oil prices, our production targets were affected by militant activities in the Niger Delta and outright theft of the nation’s crude on a massive scale perpetrated with the full backing of government officials.

RECESSION: We must face the reality and roll up our sleeves

RECESSION: We must face the reality and roll up our sleeves

I am certain there are professionals within the state with institutional memories and the required competencies, but having been away from the system, I cannot make a direct assessment of the current state of facilities which were all put in place at that time. If those facilities are still in place, in the conditions which we left them, then one might assume so. However, if they have been left in disrepair and allowed to decay, then one cannot give such assurances.