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January 22, 2021 FG Approves N6.45 Billion For Gas Plants In A Bid To Enhance Treatment Of Covid-19 Patients

FG Approves N6.45 Billion For Gas Plants In A Bid To Enhance Treatment Of Covid-19 Patients

The Nigerian Federal Government has approved N6.45 billion for the setting up of gas plants in 38 locations nationwide in a bid to enhance the treatment of COVID-19 patients who need oxygen.

This emerged at the first National Economic Council meeting of the year presided over by Vice President YEMI OSINBAJO, with State Governors, Federal Capital Territory Minister, Central Bank Governor, and other senior government officials in attendance.

Briefing the NEC on the release of the funds, the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, ZAINAB AHMED said it was to address shortage of oxygen, necessitated by the increased number of patients who needs it due to the surge in Covid-19 infections in the country.

 

 

January 21, 2021 Buhari Says Nigeria Is Ready To Work With The New Leadership In The Us Under President Joe Biden

Buhari Says Nigeria Is Ready To Work With The New Leadership In The Us Under President Joe Biden

President BUHARI has said his government is ready to work with President JOE BIDEN and Vice President KAMALA HARRIS and hopes for a strong cooperation and support for Nigeria as well as the African continent. 

The President in a statement by his media aide – GARBA SHEHU, congratulated the leaders, and the entire country on the successful transition, which marks an important historical inflection point for democracy as a system of government and for the global community as a whole.

BUHARI declared that he look forward to the BIDEN presidency with great hope and optimism for the strengthening of existing cordial relationships, working together to tackle global terrorism, climate change, poverty and improvement of economic ties, and expansion of trade.

 

January 21, 2021 SAN, Afenifere Criticizes The Presidency Over Its Stand On Ondo State Government’s Ultimatum To Herdsmen

SAN, Afenifere Criticizes The Presidency Over Its Stand On Ondo State Government’s Ultimatum To Herdsmen

Senior lawyers and groups, including Afenifere and the Yoruba Council of Elders have criticized the Presidency over its stand on the State Government’s ultimatum to herdsmen operating in the state’s forest reserves.

You will recall that the Ondo state government had issued a seven-day ultimatum to herdsmen operating in its forest reserves to register or quit the area within seven days.

It said the forest reserves had become hideouts of kidnappers.

However, the Northern Elders’ Forum directed the Fulani herdsmen to disregard the notice to quit the forest reserves in the state.

The Presidency, in a statement by the President’s Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, GARBA SHEHU, faulted the governor, saying he should not act outside his constitutional powers.

On a telephone interview with Inspiration FM, the Secretary General of the Yoruba Council of Elders, Dr. KUNLE OLAJIDE, described as unconstitutional, the reaction of the Presidency.

 

 

 

January 21, 2021 FG Grants Further Extension Of Deadline For NIN Registration

FG Grants Further Extension Of Deadline For NIN Registration

The Federal Government seems to have listened to the calls from Nigerians as it has granted a further extension of the deadline for the syncing of SIM cards with the National Identity Numbers from 19 January till 9 February.

The mobile network operators yesterday confirmed the extension of the deadline in a statement saying this will allow subscribers more time to sync their SIMs with their NINs.

The news on the extension of the deadline comes as applicants both in Lagos and Abuja lamented over difficulties in participating in the exercise.

The Federal government in December 2020 gave Nigerians up till January 19 to link their SIM cards with their NIN or risk blockade of their phones. But in a review of the exercise on Tuesday, the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, ISA PANTAMI said the number of Nigerians, who have collected NINs, has increased to 47.8 million.

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