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I'm not supporting the bandits ooo but some lecturers are wicked.. Like very wicked Who knows what he did before they planned against him? 1 Like 2 Shares |
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The Federal Government has approved the exemption of small businesses, manufacturers and farmers from paying withholding tax as a way of reducing the tax burden on businesses.
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A former Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral Alison Madueke, has filed a petition in the Lagos State High Court, seeking a legal declaration to end his marriage to Diezani and requesting that she stop using his last name. He is asking the court to order the former Minister of Petroleum Resources to revert to her maiden name, Agama. This was contained in Madueke’s petition for jactitation of marriage (declaration that a marital union has ended). The ex-Chief of Naval Staff argues that Diezani’s ongoing use of his name despite their marriage being legally over is damaging to his reputation and could lead to unintended consequences, including mistaken liability, particularly given the corruption allegations against her. Madueke is a former military governor of Anambra and Imo states. He married Diezani on June 30, 1999, under the Marriage Act. The petitioner, Madueke, noted that Diezani had previously filed for divorce at the Nassarawa State High Court in Mararaba Gurku in November 2021, citing an irreconcilable breakdown of their marriage, seeking to end their union formally. He said he did not oppose the suit, resulting in the court’s dissolution of the marriage, yet Diezani persists in using his surname, despite the formal termination of their marital union. He stated, “On the 13th day of April 2022, judgment was delivered in Suit No. NSD/MG345/2021 by Hon. Justice A.A. Ozegya dissolving the marriage between the petitioner and the respondent on the ground that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. “The said dissolution of marriage has now become absolute by the operation of law. “Even though the marriage has been dissolved and is now legally finalised, the respondent continues to use the petitioner’s first name (Alison) and surname (Madueke) as her own without any justification or consent from the petitioner. “It is now more than two-years that the respondent continues to use the name of the petitioner to his embarrassment.” Madueke revealed that he directed his legal representatives to serve Diezani a formal request on December 14, 2023, demanding that she cease using his surname and revert to her maiden name, Agama. However, despite this legal notice, Diezani has failed to respond and continues to use his name. The petition further read, “The respondent has continued to hold out herself as the wife of the petitioner even when the marriage has been dissolved. He also prayed for a perpetual injunction restraining the respondent from further asserting, by words or conduct, the existence of marriage between them. He is seeking a court order that compels Diezani to revert to her maiden name and to publicly announce in a national newspaper, both in Nigeria and the UK, that she has ceased using his surname. Diezani has held several significant positions in the Nigerian government, including Minister of Transportation, Minister of Mines and Steel Development, and Minister of Petroleum Resources. She was also the first female President of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, elected in November 2014. Diezani was accused by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of embezzling $2.5bn from the Nigerian government during her tenure from 2010 to 2015 under President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration. Corruption allegations have led to her arrest and legal proceedings in both Nigeria and the United Kingdom.
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In Nigeria today, many citizens are grappling with profound socioeconomic challenges that demand urgent attention and collective action but yet no one cares. The economic landscape is marked by high inflation rates, leading to soaring prices of essential goods and services. This has placed tremendous strain on households already struggling to make ends meet amidst stagnant wages and high unemployment rates. Access to quality healthcare remains a challenge, particularly in rural areas where infrastructure and medical resources are inadequate. Our education system, while making strides, still faces significant hurdles such as overcrowded classrooms and a shortage of qualified teachers. These issues hinder our youth's ability to access quality education and hinder their future opportunities. Infrastructure deficiencies further compound these challenges, with unreliable electricity, poor road networks, and inadequate access to clean water impeding economic growth and impacting daily life. As Nigerians, it is imperative that we unite to address these issues. We must hold our leaders accountable for their promises and actions, advocating for policies that prioritize the welfare of all citizens. Transparency and integrity in governance are essential to building a prosperous and equitable society. Moving forward, it's important for us to engage in constructive dialogue, raise awareness about these issues, and actively participate in initiatives that promote positive change. By working together, we can create a Nigeria where every citizen has access to opportunities, basic services, and a dignified standard of living. Let us stand united in our pursuit of a brighter future for Nigeria. Together, we can overcome these challenges and build a nation where socioeconomic disparities are addressed, and every Nigerian can thrive. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on how we can collectively address these pressing issues. |
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Given the voting patterns in Nigeria's six geopolitical zones (North Central, North East, North West, South East, South South, and South West), how can a political party optimize its resource allocation to maximize its chances of winning the 2027 presidential election, considering historical voting data, population distribution, and regional influences? Let's dive into the challenge and crack the code for electoral success! Your opinions please |
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