Thursday, 18 April 2019

NDIC Calls For Speedy Amendment Of Enabling Law.

The Executive Director, Omolola Abiola Edawo  who was renominated by President Muhammad Buhari appeared before the Senate committee on banking and currency to be screened for re- appointment.

    Members of the committee gave her a clean bill of  health.

Vice Chairman of the committee Samuel Anyawe shortly after the screening explained the good impacts of the committee in ensuring that the NDIC  amendment act scales through so as to strength the agency.

Report By : Chidimma Ihenacho

Jonathan advice Nigerian's Not to be Discouraged by Violence



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Former President of Nigeria, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan


Former President Goodluck Jonathan has urged Nigerians not to give up on the nation in the face of unabating violence and misery, stressing that Nigeria has all it takes to overcome its challenges.

The Ex-President who stated this in his Easter goodwill message also enjoined Nigerians to imbibe the spirit of love, unity, sacrifice and hardwork as necessary instruments for the fixing of what has gone wrong in our society.

He said: “Through our faith and collective actions, we will overcome the tempests of violence, misery and insecurity that threaten our nation.”


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“Easter is a time Christians celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ who offered Himself as a sacrifice for the remission of the sins of the world. Christ’s resurrection as a testimony of the new covenant is the justification for Christians’ commemoration of the triumph of life over death, freedom over bondage and hope over despair, at this time.

“I, therefore, urge us not to give up on our ourselves and our nation no matter the challenges that confront us today. At all times we must remain resolute on our love for God and our nation and work towards building a country that we can all be proud of.

“Through our faith and collective actions, we will overcome the tempests of violence, misery and insecurity that threaten our nation. We are more than conquerors and the future of our nation is bright, if we work as one.

“May God fill our homes with peace, love and joy even as we enjoy the abundance of Grace that Easter brings. Happy Easter!



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The Biography of a Hero in Benue State.

But who is this Hero?The Governor of Benue state, Samuel ioraer Ortom was born in 1961 April 23th at Ako Akaahena Guma Local government area of Benue state, Nigeria.Married with Nine children's.ln 1970-1974 he attend St John's primary school, Gboko, in 1974-1976, St Catharines primary school makurdi,idah secondary commercial college,idah in 1976-1979, national school of salesmanship, Manchester in 1982-1984. School of international studies in 1994-1995.the Governor of Benue state Dr Samuel ioraer Ortom attend Ahmadu Bello University, zaria.in 1994-1998- Benue state University, makurdi in 1999-2001. In 2002-2004.benue state University,makurdi in 2006. Benue state University. Till date, this are Qualfications obtained by the Governor of Benue state Dr Samuel ioraer Ortom.In 1989  General certificates of education in 1983, Diploma in salesmanship,IJMB 1995 .In 1997 Diploma in journalism.Advanced Diploma in personnel management( ADPM) 2001 Master of public Administration ( MPA) in 2004. Master of science in Development studies (M.Sc). Working experience and Responsibility held with dates  by the  Governor of Benue state Dr Samuel ioraer Ortom.In 1980-1982 salesman and driver with Done enterprises gboko.1982-1984. salesman in bem interested farms limited atakapa house Gboko 1984. salesman in Gyado food's co.ltd makurdi. Pepsi cola international in 1986.Asst sales manager Gyado food's co.ltd makurdi.1987sales manager Gyado food's co.ltd makurdi.in 1991-1993 the Governor of Benue state Dr Samuel ioraer Ortom was elected as executive chairman Guma Local government area of Benue state and was giving the best Chairman Award.Chairman/COE.Oracle B.L.Fonudation (NGO)2006-date.Publisher Oracle of God international News magazine 2005-Date.Chairman/COE Oracle Business LTD 2000-Date.In 1996-1998 he was appointed as State publicity secretary national center party of Nigeria (NCPN) State Treasurer in 1998-2000 for All Nigeria People Party.work as the state secretary to people Democratic party ( PDP) 2000-2006.State Deputy chairman Zone B in 2006. In 2007, Governor Samuel ioraer Ortom was elected officials of the People Democratic party (PDP)to serve as the national Auditor of the party PDP in December 8th 2007. In 2011 during the administration of Good luck Johnathan Governor Samuel ioraer Ortom was appointed as the minster  trade and investment of the federal Republic of Nigeria and President Good luck Johnathan appoint him to overseas the minstery of Aviation. Today ladies and gentlemen, the Governor of Benue state Dr Samuel ioraer Ortom Nyamkyume I Nzorov /MPA,MNIM.FCIA. current now Hon.Chief.Dr. Samuel ioraer Ortom is the Executive Governor of Benue state and he  won his election,  return elected for the second time.
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There is no way a Nation can plan without the population

Dr Ahaji Bello

Director National population commission.
Appreciate the media for identifying with the occasions, first next to senses the most important function of the commission is civil and vital registration, is collecting data of birth and death ,and to extending marriages and divorces. We have just review on how far have we cover as a nation. Regard this important function,far as the statistics, the cover age is not as it suppose to be ,we aught to cover about 100% ideally.
    By the time we are able to cover the birth registration we can use it to validate and to known how many children has been given birth and the birth certificate ,funding is the challenges for now and we need to be able to reach the nulece and craning of the country.
     For instance you want to mobilize to local government that have two centres and five hundred thousand population, the centres or  office will not be enough to cover efficiency, we need enough personnel,and the personnel need to be motivated and provided with the necessary working, I have been discussing with my commissioner who is the chairman of the vital and statistics on how we can increase the coverage, but it has to be supported and  adequately funded in order to actualize the desired result.
   We need the government support to enable us to discharge our duties effectively.

Report By :John Onoja

Friday, 12 April 2019

The deputy senate president ,Ike Ekweremadu : 9th Assembly will shun politics in tackling national issues.

 

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April 13, 2019

Chidimma Ihenacho, Abuja

Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, says the ninth National Assembly will rise above political, religious and ethnic divide to address the myriads of challenges facing the Nigerian people.

According to a statement by his media aide, Uche Anichukwu, on Friday, Ekweremadu spoke on Thursday night during a dinner to mark the end of the orientation programme organised for the elected federal lawmakers in Abuja.

While describing the National Assembly as a microcosm of Nigeria, he observed that bringing together the members-elect from across the country had helped them to share basic legislative knowledge.

He also said the programme had helped them to familiarise with one another and better appreciate the peculiar challenges faced by various parts of the country.

He said, “After elections comes the onerous business of governance and I am greatly encouraged by the enthusiasm and determination of senators and members-elect to rise above narrow politics.

“It gladdens the heart that members-elect are aware that once sworn in as senators and members of the House of Representatives of the Federal Republic, we are bound by our oath of office.

“We will always act in the overall interest of the sovereignty, integrity, solidarity, well-being and prosperity of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“We are bound by these instruments to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

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AFCON 2019: NIGERIA TO FACE GUINEA, MADAGASCAR, BURUNDI


Friday, April 12, 2019 9:14 pm

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Nigeria’s Super Eagles have been drawn in Group B along with Guinea, Madagascar and Burundi at the African Cup of Nations, AFCON, tournament in Egypt in June.

At the draw held in Cairo, Egypt on Friday, hosts Egypt will face DR Congo, Uganda and Zimbabwe in Group A.

Defending champions Cameroon are in Group F with Ghana, Benin and Guinea-Bissau, BBC reports.

The tournament will take place from 21 June to 19 July, meaning Europe-based players will not miss club games.

It is the biggest AFCON yet, with 24 teams, and the first to be held in Europe’s summer rather than January or February.

The draw was held next to the pyramids in Egypt.

Draw in full
Group A: Egypt, DR Congo, Uganda, Zimbabwe

Group B: Nigeria, Guinea, Madagascar, Burundi

Group C: Senegal, Algeria, Kenya, Tanzania

Group D: Morocco, Ivory Coast, South Africa, Namibia

Group E: Tunisia, Mali, Mauritania, Angola

Group F: Cameroon, Ghana, Benin, Guinea-Bissau

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HOW NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SPENDS N139.5BN IN 2018


Friday, April 12, 2019 2:07 pm

Saraki and Dogara

The National Assembly received N139.5 billion from the Federal Government in  the 2018 budget.

The Senate had released the budget for 2018 for the National Assembly on Friday in line with its transparency move.

The budget breakdown showed that the National Assembly got N139.5 billion allocation from the Federal Government.

While the Senate got a total of N35,582,085,699 in 2018, the House of Representatives got N 57,425,137,793, while the National Assembly Office got N 15,389,235,912.

Of the N35,582,085,699 received by the Senate, N30,647,620,531, was for Recurrent Expenditure, while a paltry N4,934,465,168 was for Capital Project.

Also, of the N 57,425,137,793 gotten by the House of Representatives, N 52,659,499,306 was for Recurrent Expenditure while a paltry N4,765,638,487 was for Capital Projects.

Overall, the National Assembly spend a whooping N119,785,052,705 of the total amount of the N139.5 billion it received in 2018 on Recurrent Expenditure, such as paying of salaries and others for lawmakers and other staff, while a paltry N18,569,804,041 was spent on Capital Projects.

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