This one came out with his full chest to say that the abducted Oriire pupils and their teachers were moved to Kaduna with helicopters.
He went on to say that some of them were moved through the road.
Sheikh Gumi kicks as federal lawmaker proposes killing repentant terrorists
Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has condemned a proposal by a federal lawmaker, Yusuf Adamu Gagdi to execute so-called repentant terrorists and criminals instead of rehabilitating them.
Reacting in a Facebook post on Friday, Sheikh Gumi rejected the proposal.
He noted that killing repentant terrorists contravene international and religious laws.
“Killing repentant Insurgents and secessionists is against religious and international law. So also prisoners of war. ICC is listening if you don’t fear Allah,” Gumi said.
“Where is morality? It’s the same logic terrorists employ to kill all others besides them. Emotions don’t win a war,” he added.
#ME:
One day, one day enh, questions will be asked.
The newly commissioned Access Roads to the Informal Sector Layout, Wasa District, Abuja where Apo Mechanic Village Traders will be relocated.
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Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas commissioning the newly constructed Access Roads to the Informal Sector Layout, Wasa District, Abuja where Apo Mechanic Village Traders will be relocated today.
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70% Of FCT Projects We Completed Were Abandoned For 16 Years, Wike
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Barr. Nyesom Wike, has revealed that about 70 per cent of the projects completed by the FCT Administration under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu were abandoned contracts awarded 15 to 16 years ago.
Wike said the projects were revived and completed in line with Tinubu's directive that no viable government project should be abandoned.
Speaking during his monthly media chat on Thursday in Abuja, the minister said the administration deliberately focused on inherited projects before embarking on new ones.
According to him, allowing the projects to remain abandoned would have denied residents the benefits of critical infrastructure and wasted public resources.
"The President said we can't abandon old projects. While we cannot abandon old projects, we must also carry out new ones.
"I can tell you that about 60 per cent of the projects we have executed in the last three years were projects awarded 15 to 16 years ago but abandoned.
"If we had allowed that, people would still be asking questions about those abandoned projects. So, we first made sure they were completed, and we have achieved that with not less than 70 per cent of them," Wike said.
The minister stressed that while inherited projects were being completed, the FCT Administration also initiated new road and infrastructure projects across Abuja and the satellite towns.
He attributed the pace of development in the nation's capital to President Tinubu's support, particularly the decision to remove the FCT Administration from the Treasury Single Account (TSA), which, according to him, made funds readily available for infrastructure development.
Wike maintained that the administration would continue executing projects aimed at improving transportation, opening up new districts and enhancing the quality of life for residents of the Federal Capital Territory.
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As Governor of Anambra State:
When there was EROSION in a village, Peter Obi said he called President Obasanjo.
When there was an ARMED ROBBERY, Peter Obi called President Yar'Adua.
So, what duties did he now perform as a Governor?
Meanwhile, he said President Tinubu did not call Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde when the Oriire abduction happened. He didn't mention that Seyi Makinde called President Tinubu.
See enh, when you choose to talk too much, you will talk yourself into confusion.