Everything News
Ireland, Britain, and France faced travel chaos on Saturday, and one person died as a winter storm battered northwest Europe with strong winds, heavy rain, snow, and ice. Hampshire Police in southern England said a man died after a tree fell onto a car on a major road near Winchester early in the day. Police
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
The Federal Government through the National Sugar Development Council has revealed that the out-grower scheme under the Nigeria Sugar Master Plan pays about 535 farmers across the country over N1bn annually. It disclosed this in a report on the Nigerian Sugar Industry put together by the NSDC, stating the achievements of the sugar master plan.
Read More
The Federal Government through the National Sugar Development Council has revealed that the out-grower scheme under the Nigeria Sugar Master Plan pays about 535 farmers across the country over N1bn annually. It disclosed this in a report on the Nigerian Sugar Industry put together by the NSDC, stating the achievements of the sugar master plan.
SoftAlliance, a leading technology solutions provider, has celebrated its 20th anniversary with a gala and awards Night in Lagos. A statement from the firm indicated that a highlight of the evening was the prestigious awards ceremony, which honoured excellence in categories such as partnership, client achievements, and technological innovation. In his speech at the event
Read More
SoftAlliance, a leading technology solutions provider, has celebrated its 20th anniversary with a gala and awards Night in Lagos. A statement from the firm indicated that a highlight of the evening was the prestigious awards ceremony, which honoured excellence in categories such as partnership, client achievements, and technological innovation. In his speech at the event
The 2023 Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, on Monday said President Bola Tinubu’s economic policies and approach to governance are killing Nigerians. Atiku urged Tinubu to focus on his policies rather than attacking the opposition that is not in the saddle. Atiku said this in a statement by his Special Assistant on
I’m not jealous, your economic policies killing Nigerians – Atiku fires back at Tinubu
The 2023 Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, on Monday said President Bola Tinubu’s economic policies and approach to governance are killing Nigerians.
Atiku urged Tinubu to focus on his policies rather than attacking the opposition that is not in the saddle.
Atiku said this in a statement by his Special Assistant on Public Communication, Phrank Shaibu, in reaction to an inelegant and insipid statement by the Presidency on Sunday.
Tinubu’s Spokesman, Bayo Onanuga had accused Atiku of being jealous since he lost the 2023 presidential election.
Responding through Phrank Shaibu, Special Assistant on Public Communication, Atiku dismissed such a remark saying, “Atiku, jealous of Tinubu inflicting pain on Nigerians? Hell no, wickedness is an exclusive preserve of T-Pain.”
In a statement Shaibu signed, Atiku said: “On July 8, 2024, Tinubu announced that import duty on essential goods like food would be lifted for 150 days. But over 120 days later, the policy is yet to take off, while Nigerians continue to die daily due to increasing costs, including food inflation, which now exceeds 40%, the highest in decades.
“The brazen disobedience to a government policy by Tinubu’s appointees and the failure of the finance ministry to issue a gazette after over four months reflects the fatuousness, inanity and incompetence that characterizes the Tinubu administration.
“Sadly, rather than focus on governance, they are preoccupied with verbally assaulting their opponents – Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi – while using compromised courts to foster crisis in the opposition. What a shame!”
Atiku argued that Tinubu’s abysmal performance in the last 18 months had made it clear to all Nigerians that he came into office unprepared, hence the many policy flip-flops that have so far characterised his tenure.
He added, “Tinubu was obviously unprepared for office. He acts first and thinks of the consequences afterwards. This was why he announced an abrupt removal of petrol subsidy without any cushions. After seeing the effect, he then hurriedly decided to push a CNG initiative, which even he and his ministers have not embraced, hence their refusal to use it.
“The CNG initiative has so far failed to fully kick-off because of a lack of gas infrastructure in most states. The result is that transport costs continue to soar along with prices of food.
“In his mid-term expenditure framework, he projected an exchange rate of N700/$1 in 2024 and N650/$1 by 2025. Rather than sack his economic advisers, he continues to live in a fool’s paradise, deceiving Nigerians about the FX reserve of $40bn when, in fact, the net reserves are less than 20% of that. Let the CBN release its financial statements of 2023 if he is sure of his achievements.”
I’m not jealous, your economic policies killing Nigerians – Atiku fires back at Tinubu
