My ability to be kind is my strength. My inability to be nice is my weakness. One I also consider a strength. I refuse to be nice. I will always draw the line. And it doesn’t matter who, where or when.
Governors who left savings:
1.Fashola—Lagos: ₦85B
2.Peter Obi—Anambra: ₦75B
3.Yar’Adua—Katsina: ₦6.5B
4.Shekarau—Kano: ₦4.36B
5.Duke—Cross River: ₦1B
Fashola is the only one who left the highest amount in savings while owing no workers, pensioners, or contractors.
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Tell your governor to set up a state company. Let the company apply for import license. Import PMS and sell at whatever price to the residents of the state.
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The governor should set up a marketing company, buy PMS from Dangote and sell at whatever subsidized price he wishes to sell to residents of the state.
A presidential task force is needed with an armed division and special court to try these criminals. Equally Nigerians need to carry this fight on their head. Take pictures and tag establishments that serve you fake liquor. We are all stakeholders!!
Update: 2-weeks after Boko Haram threatened mass execution and demanded ₦3.7bn ransom for kidnapped victims of the Ngoshe, Gwoza attack., all 360 victims have now been rescued by the Nigerian Army and Special Operation Forces deep within Mandara Mountains area of Borno State.
ORIIRE LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OYO STATE: FAAC DISBURSEMENT
1: Orire LGA has been receiving an average of N485 million monthly from FAAC.
2: Question: no primary school renovation, no security etc.
3: May I suggest to @FIUNigeria to use Orire LGA as a model for local government allocation Utilization
4: Transparency shouldn’t be optional. These funds should be utilized as it should be
5: What are you doing with your security votes?
-(a): You don’t have vigilante groups, no security vehicles, no health care centre, despite the revenue you receive from the FG not Tinubu.
6: Wet the ground for the people, Chairman.
7: If insecurity persist despite these allocations, then accountability questions are inevitable
8; The era of “we don’t know what happened to the money” is OVER.
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