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September 20, 2024 I Don’t Regret Saying Edo Election Is Do Or Die Affair – Obaseki

I Don’t Regret Saying Edo Election Is Do Or Die Affair – Obaseki

Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State has stated that he has no regrets about calling the upcoming September 21 governorship election a "do or die" affair. The governor has faced criticism, particularly from the opposition party, for his remarks.

Speaking during a monitored program, Obaseki defended his statement, explaining that the election is crucial for the future of Edo State, as he believes the state would be "doomed" if the All-Progressives Congress (APC) wins. He claimed that the opposition has plans to rig the election and warned that the people of Edo would resist any such attempt.

Obaseki also voiced his concerns about police bias ahead of the election, accusing them of unprofessionalism. "It’s a do-or-die affair because if they [the APC] take over, Edo is finished. The level of impunity and recklessness we see in the opposition is alarming," he said.

September 20, 2024 Tinubu Urges Peace and Civility in Upcoming Edo State Governorship Elections

Tinubu Urges Peace and Civility in Upcoming Edo State Governorship Elections

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged all stakeholders in the upcoming Edo State governorship elections to conduct themselves peacefully and respectfully. The election is set for Saturday, September 21, 2024.

In a statement released by the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu called on candidates, political parties, and supporters to uphold the democratic process and respect the will of the people.

“He believes in the voters’ ability to make informed decisions about their future leaders. President Tinubu emphasizes that democracy thrives on civility, tolerance, patience, and respect for the rules of the game,” the statement read.

The president acknowledged the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) commitment to holding a free and fair election and urged everyone involved to ensure a peaceful and successful process. He praised the candidates and parties for focusing their campaigns on key issues such as economic growth, improving livelihoods, and contributing to national development.

Tinubu encouraged Edo State citizens to remain peaceful and respectful throughout the voting process and to resolve any disputes through appropriate channels. He also expressed confidence in the professionalism and integrity of security agencies and INEC officials, urging them to remain impartial and protect the integrity of the election.

September 20, 2024 N70,000 Minimum Wage: Tinubu Used Fuel Prices to Betray Workers – NLC

N70,000 Minimum Wage: Tinubu Used Fuel Prices to Betray Workers – NLC

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has accused President Bola Tinubu of betraying organised labour by using petrol prices as leverage in negotiations. NLC President Joe Ajaero revealed that during discussions on the proposed N70,000 minimum wage, Tinubu offered the option of not raising petrol prices if the wage was accepted. Alternatively, he suggested a N250,000 wage with a fuel price hike, which labour rejected due to the burden it would place on Nigerians.

Ajaero emphasized that the high petrol prices have diminished the benefits of the minimum wage and urged the government to address pressing issues like poverty and hunger. He also criticized attempts to distract the labour movement with baseless allegations of cybercrime and terrorism.

September 20, 2024 Tinubu Vows Strong Financial System as Coca-Cola Unveils $1 Billion Investment in Nigeria

Tinubu Vows Strong Financial System as Coca-Cola Unveils $1 Billion Investment in Nigeria

President Bola Tinubu reaffirmed his commitment to establishing a strong financial system and a business-friendly environment to attract more foreign investments. He made this pledge during a meeting with Coca-Cola’s global leadership, where the company announced plans to invest $1 billion in Nigeria over the next five years.

Tinubu praised Coca-Cola for its long-standing partnership with Nigeria, which employs over 3,000 people, and emphasized his administration’s focus on making it easier for businesses to invest and repatriate profits. He also highlighted private sector partnerships as crucial to his government’s reforms aimed at improving the business climate.

Coca-Cola’s CFO, John Murphy, highlighted the company’s annual revenue of ₦320 billion and its ₦90 billion contribution to Nigeria’s government, while CEO Zoran Bogdanovic stated that Nigeria’s potential and the government's policies had encouraged Coca-Cola to commit to this new investment.

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