Pat Utomi: Nigeria’s Current Reality Is Inevitable Because The State Is Constructed To Encourage Corruption
“Nigeria is not a working democracy… we don’t have a political party in Nigeria today.”
“Nigeria is not a working democracy… we don’t have a political party in Nigeria today.”
“You don’t expect that every act that happens in a ministry is something that is mirrored in the presidency…”
“Our responsibility is to hold them accountable to be sure and certain that every statement in that agreement as agreed with them must be implemented.”
“I am really surprised that it is mentioned in the public space now that we want to securitize ways and means again.”
He also justified the visit of Governor Fubara to the governor of Bayelsa state, emphasizing the need for unity.
The 16-year-old also spoke on her climate change document, saying it was made to inspire people to spark changes in their own way.
“If the 29 (security) MDAs work together to embrace co-operation, coordination and collaboration, we are not going to sit around and complain about security.”
“I hope it’s not going to mark the end of ECOWAS or sort of weaken the regional body.”
“These people (terrorists) act with impunity because they know people are not armed.”
He also revealed that the Port-Harcourt refinery has received crude oil and will come on stream soon.
“Motorists nationwide are advised against engaging in panic buying, as there is presently ample availability of PMS across the country.”
The retired Colonel said Buhari’s administration fed terrorism and insecurity in Nigeria rather than curbing it.
“We cannot afford this system of government as a people. Until we agree to that truth, we aren’t going anywhere.”
He said Tinubu will sign an executive order to encourage Nigerians against hoarding money.
The only secret to appreciating naira is a strong economy, an industrial productive base and a steady export market. President Tinubu failed in eight priority areas, spending 98 percent of
Salihu Lukman, Former National Vice Chairman, APC North-West
He revealed that he has a cordial relationship with President Bola Tinubu.
He said fines are purposely steep so as to divest perpetrators of the profits they may have made illegally.
“I went to go and greet him (Buhari). I said ‘thank you for signing this BVAS into law.'”
“The attacks were meant to be on a monumental scale, I think they were only able to achieve less than 20% of their intended mission.”
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