A Federal lawmaker, KINGSLEY CHINDA, says President BUHARI lacks the capacity to tackle the insecurity currently plaguing the country.
CHINDA stated this while speaking at the grand finale of the sensitization and verification of local government area offices of the Grassroots Development Initiative, a pro-PDP group held in Rivers State.
He explained that his call for BUHARI's impeachment was not out of hatred or anything personal but was for the best interest of Nigerians.
The FCT Administration has told shop owners to choose between complying with COVID-19 guidelines or having their business premises shut as part of measures to contain the pandemic.
Head, Media and Public Enlightenment of the FCT Ministerial Enforcement Task team on COVID-19 Regulations, Ikharo Attah issued the warning while monitoring the level of compliance in some shopping malls and business premises across the city.
He said the administration will “not hesitate to shut down shopping malls, Maitama farmers’ market and business premises in the city that fail to comply with the COVID-19 protocols and guidelines.
“From what we observed, there is high compliance by costumers and visitors to these malls and business premises, sadly, same cannot be said of the workers and operators of shops and other businesses in the malls” He said.
Source: Vanguard.
The Christian Association of Nigeria in the 19 northern states and the FCT has warned the Presidency and the Muslim Rights Concern against twisting the homily delivered by the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Bishop MATHEW KUKAH on Christmas day.
This is also as the Catholic Church described those attacking the Bishop as agents of evil.
KUKAH had in the Christmas message titled, 'A nation in search of vindication', accused the President of nepotism, noting that BUHARI was deliberately sacrificing the dreams of Nigerians to institutionalise northern hegemony.
The cleric's statement attracted sharp criticisms and condemnations from the Presidency and MURIC.
But in a statement in Kaduna, the Northern CAN defended the cleric, noting that the message reflected the currently reality across the country.
The statement authored by the Vice Chairman, Northern CAN, Rev. JOHN HAYAB, said the association was shocked at an attempt by the Presidency and MURIC to twist the message and warned against such.
Gov. Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa has advised supporter groups to shun politics of bitterness and violence and to desist from insulting any of his critics or opponents.
Fintiri gave the advice during an interactive session with socio-political groups and their roles in good governance and state building held on Thursday in Yola.
His representative, Mr Dogo Victor, Senior Special Assistant to the governor on Social Mobilisation, said Gov. Fintiri assumed power with the mission and vision to bring change and development to the people of Adamawa.
“The importance and role of socio-political groups in ensuring good governance and state building cannot be overemphasised.
“You should remember that it is not winning the election that matters, but the actions and inactions we express in bringing change and development to our people.
“You have to understand that there are selfish interests opposition that believe no-one else should achieve great things like we are doing all over the state.
“Therefore, never insult the opposition, because one day our good action may bring them into our progressive train,’’ he said.
He advised the support groups to always speak on various developmental achievements so far recorded by the Fintiri administration to help to change the opposition’s narrations and criticisms.
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