The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu, has declared that he turned Lagos from a jungle to a megacity during his tenure as the governor of the state from 1999 to 2007. Tinubu in a TV program said he laid the foundation that all other Lagos State governors after him built upon.
Ayu on Friday, denied collecting N1 billion from anyone as claimed by the Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, warning aggrieved persons to leave his family out of the controversy.
-. The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has distanced itself from reports in a section of the media that it has called for applications from members of the public for job opportunities. This is contained in a statement by the council’s Acting Head, Public Affairs, Mrs Moyosola Adesina, and issued to newsmen on Friday in Lagos.
-. The Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party has asked the National Chairman of the party, Senator Iyorchia Ayu to assure that he will resign after the 2023 election. Addressing journalists in Abuja, PDP BoT Chairman, and former President of the Senate, Adolphus Wabara said Ayu should give a firm commitment that he will resign after the 2023 election.
-. A Federal High Court sitting in Yola has nullified the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election which produced Senator Aishatu Binani as the party’s governorship candidate for Adamawa State. Ruling on suit FHC/YL/CS/12/2022 filed by Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, the court declared Binani’s candidature invalid and unlawful.
- The National Security Council, on Friday, said it was “considering the appropriate action to be taken” on the recent release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu. It also backed the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, who clarified that Kanu’s release was not equivalent to an acquittal.
-. The National Security Council (NSC) chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari has directed that the Dangote Cement factory in Obajana, Kogi State, be reopened immediately. The council gave the directive at a meeting held at the Council Chambers of the State House, Abuja.
-The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Lucky Irabor, on Friday said no state governor has the authority to acquire high-calibre weapons for use by quasi-security outfits.
-. Kogi State Government on Friday said it would drag Dangote Cement Plc to court and reclaim what rightfully belongs to the people. The decision to go to court was taken at an emergency meeting on Thursday night between key government officials, led by Governor Yahaya Bello and stakeholders representing the different ethnic groups in the state.
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Yes, he did, we were here under Oyinlola to Marwa before he became the governor. He laid the foundation for new Lagos, thats the truth.
ReplyDeleteMay my achievements never be ascribed to another . Laid foundation yen yen yen. Fashila and co no go talk na.
DeleteWell he's too old and sickly to lay any foundation for Nigeria this time around. He should just say he wants another northerner to rule for 8years cos I don't know what he can achieve as president in his current
Deletestate of health and mind!
Thank God, no death was reported today.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Stella 👍
Well,may the right man win the 2023 election
ReplyDeleteHow can Tinubu attribute The development of Lagos to himself? That's so unfair. Lagos was once The FCT of Nigeria. It was already a developed City before he came on board. Tell that to your sycophants Sir. And there is nothing Mega about Lagos city because it is the smallest developed city and the only city so small that it borders only one state which is Ogun state, and yet the most populous. I can agree if you say Tinubu was the longest serving Civilian governor, because from 1999 was when democracy became stable in Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteWould have said more here but Stella may not approve my comment. May God help us come 2023.
Third mainland bridge whey na im build am?. Ikeja city, she’s na im build am too.
DeleteConfusion is everywhere
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