tuoyoojo:
Anything that makes them happy but I don't see the relevance of this information

staying married is the key thing. Not the size if your wedding people


I wish them a happy married life

Good or bad, the president is working to correct somany wrong that was done in the past. We should pray for him to succeed for the interest of all since we can only have one president at a time

GeneralOjukwu:
Never go physical to resolve disputes.

1. Authorities go use you shine unnecessarily

2. Worse still, a simple altercation can lead to high BP - collapse - death - manslaughter for you.

Then the yeye point 👉 😡 👈 you were trying to prove will be meaningless.

I am trained in boxing but I know very well not to punch someone in the head or neck, the person will fall backwards and hit his head on asphalt. The probability of a skull fracture is very very high.

I would likely just punch you in the liver and you shiit yourself or your whole body shuts down in pain.

Or better still, just smile and shake my head at your foolishness. But if you get physical or bring out a weapon, it might not end well if I lose self control.

your head is there. Thanks for your

A country that just lost their Leader is looking for another trouble. Trouble no dey tire you ?

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thesolutions:
Now how do you regulate fake?

Nafdac will do their job

Namaster:
What a load of RUBBISH!

Imagine the NONSENSE being spewed by a Major General:

“I urge Nigerians to continue praying for the country, our leaders, and Almighty God to guide them,” he said. “And to also pray for the Armed Forces to overcome all the security challenges we face.”

If it's prayers they need, why do we spend so MUCH money on their Military training and equipment?

Asking for prayers instead of just doing their JOBS is another evidence of the levels of MADNESS and INCOMPETENCE that have overtaken the Military.

Killer bandits and terrorists LITERALLY have a TikTok page where they post their ATROCITIES yet this guy is begging for INFORMATION and prayers.

Ought to be stripped of his ranks and DISMISSED for this display of FOOLISHNESS!

Then the Brigade Imam (WTF is this, anyway?) says this:

"Mr Musa said the insecurity, such as terrorism, emanated from a lack of proper religious training, adding that those involved in such acts lacked the fear of God..."

The CORE ideology of Boko Haram, ISWAP and their many iterations in Nigeria is that rhey are SO religious and HOLY that they have to rid Nigeria of INFIDELS that seek to pollute them.

Mr. Musa is just being SILLY!

If the Nigerian Military is so full of EXTREMELY stupid people in high ranks like these guys, then it's no wonder UNTRAINED goons with guns can easily AMBUSH, incapacitate and DISPATCH them.

brother calm. The country needs w strong presence of God

dalongjnr:
Very funny sets of criminal-some entities.
Nigeria with an average crude oil production of 1,300,000 barrels per day,and at a price of about $89 per barrel, by 364 days a year,is making nothing less than $42 billion per year(excluding royalties).
FIRS is now saying that non oil revenue is now more than 50% of what's shared at FAAC.
Going by those data,Nigeria makes nothing less than $100 billion per year even with the level of corruption in the oil and revenue sector,mostly as a result of under disclosure and under remittances by the collection agencies.
These people just amazed me with their caricature submission.
They just want to increase tax again even with the biting economic hardship.
They are taking the masses for granted, what's happening in Kenya is a child's play the day the masses will wakeup.

There's hope for Nigerian brother. Let's believe

It so no doubt the President is trying his possible best to change the narratives. Nigerians should give the presidents sometime to fix things

BY OLALEKAN FAKOYEJO


President Bola Tinubu has signed an executive order to introduce zero tariffs, excise duties and value added tax (VAT) on imported pharmaceutical inputs.

In a statement on Friday, Muhammad Ali Pate, coordinating minister of health and social welfare, said the order is aimed at revitalising the Nigerian health sector and increase production of healthcare products.

“In a transformative move to revitalize the Nigerian health sector, His Excellency President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR @officialABAT, has signed an Executive Order aiming to increase local production of healthcare products (pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, devices such as needles and syringes, biologicals, medical textile, etc.),” Pate said.

“The Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation @FedMinOfJustice, Prince Lateef Olasunkanmi Fagbemi SAN, @LOFagbemi, is to now take the next steps towards codifying the new Order.”

Pate said the order is crucial to the success of the initiative for unlocking the health care value chain (PVAC_NG), which was approved in October 2023 by the president.

“The Order introduces zero tariffs, excise duties and VAT on specified machinery, equipment and raw materials, aiming to reduce production costs and enhance our local manufacturers’ competitiveness,” he said.

“Specified items include Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), excipients, other essential raw materials required for manufacturing of crucial health products like drugs, syringes and needles, Long-lasting Insecticidal Nets (LLINs) and Rapid Diagnostic Kits, among others.

“The Order also provides for establishing market shaping mechanisms such as framework contracts and volume guarantees, to encourage local manufacturers.”

According to the minister, the order mandates collaboration among the ministers of health, finance, as well as industry, trade and investment, to develop a harmonised implementation framework — expediting regulatory approvals and reducing bottlenecks.

Pate said agencies including the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON), and Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) “will ensure swift implementation, with special waivers and exemptions effective for two years”.

“The implication of this order is pivot towards market-based incentives to encourage medical industrialization, reducing costs of medical products through import substitution over time, creating and retaining economic value and enabling job creation in the healthcare value chain,” the minister said.

Pate thanked Tinubu for his courage and commitment to ensure Nigeria is put back on the path to prosperity.

He also expressed gratitude to everyone who contributed to the ideas that culminated in the consensus that resulted in the significant milestone.

The development follows an appeal sent by TheCable on May 23 to Tinubu and other political leaders in the country for policy and legislative actions on the escalating cost of medications, also known as “drugflation”.

The publication identified key proposals from its webinar — which was held in April 2024 — in the appeal and requested the approval of an unambiguous executive order to tackle the identified health sector issues, and encourage patronage of local manufacturers.

https://www.thecable.ng/just-in-tinubu-signs-executive-order-to-introduce-zero-tax-on-imported-pharmaceutical-inputs/amp/