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Nigeria is funnily a funny nation currently where weird things happen without anyone asking questions. When you even summon courage to ask, you’d be charged for Treason or some Nigerians would be the ones defending the shenanigans. READ ALSO :Petrol loading from Dangote refinery sets to begin – Marketers This morning, we wish
The former Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi who had earlier inspired Nigerians to take Up Borehole challenge with his Salah tour gesture has once again beamed his searchlight on the 2024 budget. See all he said below : “I will remain persistent in my expressions of deep concern about the 2024 budget because
The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has nullified the 2024 Appropriation Bill of Rivers State. The court, in a judgement that was delivered by Justice James Omotosho, on Monday, held that the budget was invalid as it was not properly presented before the Rivers State House of Assembly. The court, which recognised Martin Amaewhule
Governor Sim Fubara has shown actually that he isn’t as daft as most people thought he’d be. Sim actually learned well from his estranged god-father, Nyesom Wike as seen in the ongoing political fight in Rivers state. You’d recall that Wike Vs Fubara, as River state Assembly building was demolished (video). When two Elephants Fight, the
Peter Gregory Onwubuasi Obi remains the president Nigeria missed due to Bigotry, corruption and INEC’S ineptitude. He isn’t stopping in offering his critique to this current government who has shown nothing different from Buhari’s wastefulness. Peter Obi, again reacts to the 2024 budget… “Good morning Nigeria. While I am still waiting for the receipt of
Mr Femi Gbajabiamila , the Chief of Staff to the Bola Tinubu , is expected to get a total allocation of N21 billion in 2024 budget proposal. A breakdown of the proposed figure reveals that Gbajabiamila proposed N104 million for the purchase of computers, printers, local travel and international training. While miscellaneous is expected to
Even as I am still studying the 2024 fiscal budget as presented to the National Assembly last week, I cannot wait as I am compelled to ask : what is exactly wrong with us as a country? I ask this question because it is hard for me to understand some of the recent happenings in