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@fimiletoks @DanielWhalee explain this taya for #forensicgovernance space back then but a lot of people can't reason beyond low rates irrespective of how artificial it is. I also remember you (@fimiletoks) arguing in favour of increased earnings as against low prices.
Dear fellow Nigerians, can we take a moment to ask Mr. @DanielWhalee to explain to us the reasons behind his decision to discontinue the #ForensicGovernance space in a lower court?
@annie_etc_ @DanielWhalee @Adekbolaji #forensicgovernance @DanielWhalee @Adekbolaji @rabamaja2010 @ibekemed many guys did a lot of work pre2023 elections. Thumbs up for una.
I woke up 6-7am every week day for weeks to do spaces on it with @DanielWhalee and @Adekbolaji. We literally went page by page.
Often the solution is to diversify the forums you engage with. Shout out to all the fam I met in #ForensicGovernance
@IbnuTijani @annie_etc_ It was shared but wasn't scrutinised. There was no avenue for that. I read it myself. I read the manifesto. Even the candidate avoided all avenues to defend it.
Happy birthday to you @annie_etc_
And thank you for your contributions on the #NigerianProject in #ForensicGovernance
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Grateful for grace, love and the opportunity to wake up each day and try to change the world β₯οΈ
Shout out to my birthday mates @maxshanly and @MBuhari π€π₯°
@BudgITng @nassnigeria @BudgetOfficeNG @atikuabagudu @officialABAT @seunonigbinde @GabsynGreat @PBATMediaCentre @tvcnewsng It goes without saying that @DanielWhalee is all over this.
If thereβs anyone one on this street that deserves accolades, #DannyBoy deserves his flowers for public education in governance and citizen participation.
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Now we know what's up! Should we space on this tomorrow, 7am? Yay or Nay? #ForensicGovernance
Press Statement
RE: NIGERIA AT COP-28
The Federal Government has noted with interest the public conversation on the number of delegates from Nigeria attending the ongoing Climate Summit in Dubai, otherwise called #COP28 , and the need to provide clarity in line with a standing pledge to conduct itself with transparency and accessibility regarding public information.
The Convention of Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is the worldβs pre-eminent Climate Change Conference, attended this year (COP-28) by more than 70,000 participants and delegates from over 100 countries. Nigeriaβs representation is very much in line with our status as Africaβs leading Sovereign voice and player in climate action.
Parties to this Convention from Nigeria include government officials, representatives from the private sector, civil society, the voluntary sector, state governments, media, multilateral institutions, representatives of marginalised communities, and many others.
It is imperative to point out that the overall Nigerian delegation to COP-28 comprises Government-sponsored (Federal and State Governments) and non-government-sponsored participants (from Private Companies, NGOs, CSOs, Media, academia, etc).
The Federal Government-funded delegation is made up of a total of 422 persons, as follows:
1. National Council on Climate Change = 32
2. Federal Ministry of Environment = 34
3. All Ministries = 167
4. Presidency = 67
5. Office of the Vice President = 9
6. National Assembly = 40
7. Federal Parastatals/Agencies = 73
As the biggest economy and most populous country in Africa, with a substantial extractive economy and extensive vulnerability to climate change, Nigeria has a significant stake in climate action, and our active and robust participation at COP is therefore not unwarranted.
COP-28 presents an array of investment and partnership opportunities for the various sectors affected by climate change, and Nigeria is already benefiting from its ongoing participation, as demonstrated by the following:
1.Nigeria and Germany signed an accelerated performance agreement to expedite the implementation of the Presidential Power Initiative (PPI) to improve Nigeria's electricity supply. The agreement was signed by Mr. Kenny Anuwe, the Managing Director and CEO of FGN Power Company, and Ms. Nadja Haakansson, Siemens Energy's Senior Vice President and Managing Director for Africa, at a ceremony witnessed by President Tinubu and Chancellor Scholz.
2.President Tinubu hosted a high-level meeting with stakeholders and investors on the Nigeria Carbon Market and the Electric Buses Rollout Programme on the margins of the COP28 climate summit.
a.The President unveiled the Nigeria Carbon Market Activation Plan, co-chaired by the Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mr. Zacch Adedeji, and the Director-General of the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC), Dr. Dahiru Salisu.
b.The Electric Buses program is only the first step in a series of innovative, clean, modern, and sustainable initiatives across diverse sectors, all aimed at simultaneously addressing climate change-related challenges, reducing carbon footprint, modernizing infrastructure systems, and positioning Nigeria as an attractive destination for global investments.
3.Nigeria stands to benefit from the Loss and Damage Fund established during COP-27 in Egypt and formally operationalized at the opening plenary of COP-28 in Dubai. The Fund will provide substantial non-debt financing to support countries most affected by the impact of climate change. Hundreds of millions of dollars have already been pledged as contributions to the Fund.
4.The President also met the President of UAE to concretize engagements between the two countries. This is aside from the bilateral talks held with several countries and multilateral partners.
Taming our Food Inflation...
Date: Tuesday, Nov 21
Time: 4pm (Naija time)
Venue: @DanielWhalee 's Space on X
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#NigeriaShallPrevail ππ³π¬π
Join @olumidecapital @Rotankwot @borie_nla @kainjinodam and @RetsonTedheke01 as we discuss this interesting topic tomorrow on #ForensicGovernance with @DanielWhalee as the Host. https://t.co/1b3PiwmpYg
#Agbadovolution: Join us Tomorrow Tuesday, 21st November, 2023 and Let us discuss #NigeriaFarmers, Food Inflation, Importation and The Nigeria Current Economic Challenges Particularly as it Affects Rural Productivity on #ForensicGovernance with @DanielWhalee
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Join @olumidecapital @Rotankwot @borie_nla @kainjinodam and @RetsonTedheke01 as we discuss this interesting topic tomorrow on #ForensicGovernance with @DanielWhalee as the Host. https://t.co/1b3PiwmpYg
Join @olumidecapital @Rotankwot @borie_nla @kainjinodam and @RetsonTedheke01 as we discuss this interesting topic tomorrow on #ForensicGovernance with @DanielWhalee as the Host. https://t.co/1b3PiwmpYg
@DanielWhalee @AishaJana PBAT was definitely on #ForensicGovernance Space this morning. No one can convince me otherwise! ππ
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That one that is Mr Steveβs right hand man and you expect him to have sense πππ€£#Forensicgovernance
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