@TomolaGroup Key context: Not Otedola's exit. A ₦61.5bn turbine maintenance crashed revenue 78% & profit 88%, choking cashflow for the inherited 2022 bond. A cautionary tale: in power generation, unplanned downtime is your biggest risk.
President Tinubu Dissolves Presidential Implementation Committee on Alienation of Federal Government Properties
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ordered the immediate dissolution of the Presidential Implementation Committee (PIC) on the Alienation of Federal Government Properties.
In a statement released Thursday by Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, the President directed that all matters previously handled by the committee will now be coordinated by the Honourable Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi (SAN).
The PIC was established in 2000 under former President Olusegun Obasanjo to oversee the privatisation, sale, and lease of Federal Government landed assets as part of the government’s monetisation policy.
Its membership included the then Minister of Housing as Chairperson, with representatives from the Ministries of Transportation, Justice, Health, Agriculture, and the Nigeria Police Force. Professor P.T. Ahire, then a Deputy Director in the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, served as pioneer Secretary. Other members were drawn from both the public and private sectors.
On March 22, 2001, the Federal Executive Council approved a Panel of Inquiry to produce a White Paper guiding implementation of the committee’s recommendations. The panel worked for 21 months before submitting its report.
The government noted that the PIC’s activities had extended beyond its original mandate, leading to multiple litigations across the country. As a result, its continued existence is no longer justified.
President Tinubu therefore directed the dissolution of the PIC, with the Attorney General of the Federation taking over coordination of its activities effective November 5, 2025.
Following the directive, the committee stands dissolved. The erstwhile Secretary, B. S. Dutsin-Ma, has been ordered to cease acting on behalf of the committee and the Federal Government on related matters.
Finally, the Cyber new law is finally passed..
LEGAL NOTICE – 2025 CYBERCRIMES ACT NOW IN FORCE
The Federal Government has officially enacted the Cybercrimes Bill into law, meaning all provisions contained in the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) acts are now fully enforceable and binding across the country.
Everyone—especially online users, content creators, and administrators of digital platforms or social media groups—must take note of the following key provisions:
Key Offenses Under the Cybercrimes Act:
1. Unauthorized Access to Devices – Section 3:
Gaining access to someone else’s phone, computer, or digital device without their permission is a criminal offense.
🛑 Punishable by up to 5 years imprisonment.
2. Tampering with Data – Section 4:
Modifying, deleting, obstructing, or interfering with another person’s digital data without lawful authority is illegal.
🛑 Punishable by up to 5 years imprisonment.
3. Disclosure of Critical Information – Section 5:
Sharing classified, sensitive, or “critical information infrastructure” with unauthorized persons is a serious offense.
🛑 Punishable by up to 15 years imprisonment.
4. Recording Private Conversations – Section 10:
Recording private discussions without proper authorization, *even if you are a participant*, violates privacy laws.
🛑 Punishable by up to 2 years imprisonment.
5. Publishing False or Misleading Information – Section 19:
Spreading fake news or publishing content that is deliberately misleading or deceptive is a criminal act.
🛑 Punishable by up to 2 years imprisonment.
6. Online Harassment and Abuse – Section 22:
Posting content that is rude, vulgar, offensive, or indecent, especially with the intent to embarrass or humiliate others, is an offense.
🛑 Punishable by up to 2 years imprisonment.
7. Inciting Ethnic Hatred or Division – Section 24:
Attempting to provoke ethnic, religious, or tribal hatred through online or offline statements amounts to domestic terrorism.
🛑 Punishable by life imprisonment.
Note that if you are an Administrator of a WhatsApp Group, Facebook Page, Telegram Channel, or Any Other Online Community
You can be held liable for the content shared by members if you knowingly allow illegal content to be posted or fail to moderate appropriately. As such, always monitor your groups, enforce community guidelines, and avoid circulating unverified or inflammatory content.
Stay Legally Protected
Ignorance of the law is no excuse. In this digital age, it is essential to understand and comply with the provisions of the Cybercrimes Act to avoid prosecution. Be responsible with your digital activities, and protect your legal and personal reputation.
@tweetsbyzyl The vehicle appears to be a black, tinted Toyota Hiace bus with the word "Missionary" written on it, making it look like a church vehicle , it raises questions about the use of what appears to be a civilian or religious-branded vehicle during an operation.
@ARISEtv@abati1990
This guy is the NDC candidate for Ogoja/Yala Constituency... Not some political Cashtivist.
Pls take note and address him accordingly.
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