Rosabrigs Ent.

The newly appointed SCOP who's from Oyo State officially began his assignment today.

 My Fellow Citizens, I stand before you honoured to assume the sacred mandate you have given me. My love for this nation is abiding. My confidence in its people, unwavering. And my faith in God Almighty, absolute. I know that His hand shall provide the needed moral strength and clarity of purpose in those instances when we seem to have reached the limits of our human capacity. This day is bold and majestic yet bright and full of spirit, as is our precious nation. As a nation, we have long ago decided to march beyond the dimness of night into the open day of renewed national hope. Monetary policy needs thorough housecleaning. The Central Bank must work towards a unified exchange rate. This will direct funds away from arbitrage into meaningful investment in the plant, equipment and jobs that power the real economy. Interest rates need to be reduced to increase investment and consumer purchasing in ways that sustain the economy at a higher level. Whatever merits it had in concept, the cur

 

  No Excuses, I Asked for the Job i Campaigned for it. Don’t Pity Me, We have Many Problems to Solve Bola Ahmed Tinubu

Nigeria President Tinubu said this on Monday during his inaugural speech at Eagle Square in Abuja. He was informed that there is no provision for fuel subsidy, adding that it can no longer be justified.     He said, “Fuel subsidy is no more. "We shall instead re-channel the funds into better investment in public infrastructure, education, health care and jobs that will materially improve the lives of millions. “No provision for fuel subsidy.” He said there will be a “thorough house cleaning,” adding that the interest rate will be reduced. Subsidy can no longer justify its ever-increasing costs in the wake of drying resources.

On Wednesday the supreme dismissed the appeal filed by the People’s Democratic Party and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, challenging the victory of President Muhammadu Buhari in the February 23, 2019 presidential election. The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Tanko Muhammad, who led six other members of the apex court’s panel, delivered a three-sentence judgement which put paid to the legal dispute over the poll. The CJN, who said the reasons for the decision of the court would be made known on a date to be announced, disclosed that he and members of the panel had read all the documents and exhibits filed in the case for two weeks and found the appeal to be lacking in merit. The judgement which was unanimously consented to by the other six members of the panel came less than an hour after the court took arguments on the appeal.