Ø Accept reality, no going back on new electricity tariff – Fashola tells
Nigerians
Minister of Power, Works
and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has advised Nigerians to accept the reality of
increased electricity tariff.
He said the increment was
effected so that Nigerians can enjoy reliable power supply.
The minister urged
Nigerians to ask that meters be supplied instead of getting court injunctions
against tariff review.
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Ø Why Nigeria Is Among the Greatest Countries In the World, By Yemi
Osinbajo
When you look at the
sheer size and the diversity of Nigeria, we have the potentials of becoming one
of the truly great countries of the world and I think that with the hard-work
that we are seeing and with the right leadership – leadership committed to the
people, committed to delivering services to the people, we can really make a
difference…
It’s important that
everywhere in our country is safe for our people to work and live in and I am
especially pleased to see that His Royal Highness, Emir Ibrahim Bello, has
maintained this within this kingdom, and anyone can approach him, and everyone
can live here.
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Ø Paris Club refund: FG releases details of payment to 36 states, FCT
The Federal Government
has released details of payments to the 36 states as the refund of
“over-deductions on Paris Club, London Club Loans and Multilateral debts on the
accounts of States and Local Governments (1995-2002).”
This is the second
tranche of the refunds to the states.
A total of N243.8billion
was released to the 36 states and Abuja.
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Ø Tinubu’s support for Ganduje ignites reaction from Kwankwaso
A statement by Bola Ahmed
Tinubu, supporting the second term bid of Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano
State, has revived the power tussle in the state.
Tinubu, at the weekend in
Kano, said Ganduje remains a dependable candidate who should be supported for a
re-election in 2019.
The national leader of
the All Progressives Congress (APC) made the statement when he commiserated
with Ganduje on the death of Maitama Sule.
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Ø Kogi: NLC warns Bello over implementation of Contributory Pension Scheme
The Nigeria Labour
Congress in Kogi State has cautioned Governor Yahaya Bello over the
implementation of the Contributory Pension Scheme.
State chairman of the NLC, Comrade
Onuh Edoka who was speaking on the sideline of a sensitization programme
organized by the state government to see reasons why Civil Servants should key
into the scheme, observed that the said Contributory Pension Scheme had failed
in other states which adopted it in Nigeria.
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