Tuesday, 1 November 2016

ill get a total sum of N54,866,488,320 (Fifty four billion, eight hundred and sixty six million, four hundred and eighty eight thousand, three hundred and twenty naira) this year from rice exportation alone.
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If they decide to sell all the 1.2 million tons of rice at the same rate, then they would have about N131 billion from the sales of rice alone. If we're generous and remove 50% of that amount for expenses, then we would be talking about a profit of about N65.5 Billion. Who says agriculture does not pay?
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Their governor, Abdulahi Ganduje, said he was urged into this project by president Buhari, in his agenda to diversify the economy. Next year, it is expected that Kano State will produce 2 million tons of rice, which is 50% of Nigeria's rice need of about 4 million tons. If this is done successfully, then Kano State would compete favourably with Lagos State in IGR, and would be well ahead of all the oil-producing states including the lazy Rivers State.
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Following the commitment of the Kano State government to key into President Buhari's diversification agenda, the CBN also gave out interest free loans to over 10,000 farmers in the state in the Anchor-Borrower program. Several other Nigerian states are beneficiary of this project, even our neighbouring Bayelsa State. Nigeria will be self-sufficient in rice consumption by the end of next year, and will become a net exporter of rice by 2018, one year before Buhari leaves office.
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When Buhari said he was committed to diversifying Nigeria's economy, some people thought he was joking. But we're beginning to see the result... Those who are working are working, while those who are jumping from pillar to post playing fruitless politics of witch-hunting Amaechi are doing so. At the end of four years everyone will show his scorecard. While some people will show us insecurity, killings, destruction of properties, filling of potholes, propaganda, and devilish politicking, others will show us economic diversification and a large amount of IGR.


BUHARI ENDORSES AKEREDOLU AS APC GUBER CANDIDATE
President Muhammadu Buhari has formerly endorsed Mr. Rotimi Akeredolu as the governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress for Ondo State in the forthcoming election.
This was made known by Governor Simon Lalong of Plateau State who formerly unveiled the candidate before the president in his office at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Speaking to State House Correspondents in his capacity as the chairman of the APC campaign committee for Ondo election after a meeting with the president on Tuesday, Governor Lalong boasted that APC would win the election. While disclosing that all internal issues within the party that may affect it in the election had been resolved, the governor made reference to their victory in Kogi and Edo, saying that they would repeat the feat.
He said: “A few weeks ago, I was given the responsibility of leading the campaign on behalf of the National Executive for the Ondo election. And the candidate since election at the primaries has not come to be presented to the leader of our party, that is Mr President. So, today we came in with the candidate and to confirm to the president that APC has only one candidate unlike other parties that are fighting about who is their candidate.
“We have only one candidate and that candidate is Chief Akeredolu Rotimi (SAN) “Well, that is not a problem to APC, since inception. You knew what happened in Kogi, you knew what happened in Edo, we won the elections. It was as if it was going to be very difficult for us but we won the election. “Today again, we are going into Ondo.
The entire mistake we made in other states we have corrected them. We are seeing a very smooth election, not only a smooth election but the credibility of the candidate itself is something worth selling. We know definitely we are going the election.
“Well Mr. President is a loyal party man so he is answerable to the party although the president of Nigeria. He has also confirmed that he has seen the candidate and is also praying for a successful election in ondo state.” The governor also faulted last Friday’s visit of Ondo State governor, Olusegun Mimiko to the president, saying it was unnecessary to drag the president to PDP issues.
“Let me say it was even wrong for them to start running to Mr President to help them solve the problem of PDP in their party. Mr. President is the President of Nigeria and he is not a member of PDP even when we have problems in APC we don’t run to Mr President. If he has a problem in his state. He is the governor, let him stay there and resolve the matter.

Nigerians react as Minister Amaechi seen driving himself on Abuja street


A Facebook user Sumner Shagari Sambo has posted the photos of Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi driving himself at the headquarters of the ministry in Abuja today, October 31.
Amaechi driving himself
Nigerians immediately reacted to the photos that emerged online. While some of them commended the minister for driving himself, other said that there is no big deal. See some reactions below:
Haruna S. Gajere: “Na wa oo, Amaechi eventually turn hero for north. Even when the likes of kwankwasau and El-Rufai are alive. What an irony.”
Layigbade Mola Oke: “He has been doing that for long, He drives himself even when he was a governor.
Amaechi car
Kingsley Akpabio Joseph: “So he is too big to drive himself? We keep according politicians over bloated respect or worshgp and they turn god in impunity.”
Peters D’rock Ame-Oboni: “My sister, I wonderooo! non of these wailers can ever be like Ameachi.”
Tommy B Bolade: “He’s notorious for driving himself in Port Harcourt.”
Amaechi is one of the most controversial Buhari’s minister, whose screening at the Senate was postponed for several times due to investigation against corruption.
The group petitioned the Senate asking that Amaechi should not be confirmed as a minister, accusing him of enriching himself with the state


Actress Sophia, actor Tchidi Chikere’s ex-wife and mother of his 3 sons, gets a car gifted from her man, Young Mula. See photos below

It is official: Nigeria Supreme Court judges accused of corruption step down

Photo credit: Pulse.ng
Photo credit: Pulse.ng

The spokesperson of Nigeria’s Supreme Court, Ahuraka Isah, on Monday confirmed reports that two Supreme Court judges accused of corruption have stopped sitting.
The two judges, Iyang Okoro and Sylvester Nguta, were among seven judges arrested by operatives of the State Security Service, following allegations of corruption.
In a telephone chat with PREMIUM TIMES, Mr. Isah, who speaks for the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Mahmud Mohammed, said the Supreme Court judges suspended sittings since the raid on their homes and their subsequent arrest.
“None of the judges whose houses were raided and arrested by the SSS have been suspended by the NJC,” the spokesperson said. “But the two affected Supreme Court justices voluntarily recused themselves from all judicial functions since the raid occurred.”
Seven judges were on October 7 arrested by the SSS following allegations of corruption.
While the affected judges have denied any wrongdoing, claiming victimisation for previous stands they took against public officials, the SSS said their arrest followed credible information about the judges’ alleged involvement in bribery and corruption allegations.
The SSS also accused the National Judicial Council of not judiciously treating petitions against corrupt judges. The NJC denied the allegation by the SSS.
Various groups have given divergent opinions about the raids and arrest of the judges. While some have commended the arrests, others have accused the executive of interfering with the judiciary by the arrests.
However, the President of the Nigeria Bar Association, Abubakar Mahmoud, had advised that the accused judges be suspended pending when they are cleared or convicted.
The NJC rejected Mr. Mahmoud’s advice.

Photo credit: Pulse.ng
Photo credit: Pulse.ng

The spokesperson of Nigeria’s Supreme Court, Ahuraka Isah, on Monday confirmed reports that two Supreme Court judges accused of corruption have stopped sitting.
The two judges, Iyang Okoro and Sylvester Nguta, were among seven judges arrested by operatives of the State Security Service, following allegations of corruption.
In a telephone chat with PREMIUM TIMES, Mr. Isah, who speaks for the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Mahmud Mohammed, said the Supreme Court judges suspended sittings since the raid on their homes and their subsequent arrest.
“None of the judges whose houses were raided and arrested by the SSS have been suspended by the NJC,” the spokesperson said. “But the two affected Supreme Court justices voluntarily recused themselves from all judicial functions since the raid occurred.”
Seven judges were on October 7 arrested by the SSS following allegations of corruption.
While the affected judges have denied any wrongdoing, claiming victimisation for previous stands they took against public officials, the SSS said their arrest followed credible information about the judges’ alleged involvement in bribery and corruption allegations.
The SSS also accused the National Judicial Council of not judiciously treating petitions against corrupt judges. The NJC denied the allegation by the SSS.
Various groups have given divergent opinions about the raids and arrest of the judges. While some have commended the arrests, others have accused the executive of interfering with the judiciary by the arrests.
However, the President of the Nigeria Bar Association, Abubakar Mahmoud, had advised that the accused judges be suspended pending when they are cleared or convicted.
The NJC rejected Mr. Mahmoud’s advice.

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