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Primate Ayodele Drops New Prophecy
The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has advised Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo ahead of the 2023 presidential election.
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It is no more news that the vice president of Nigeria is being pushed by certain groups to become the next president of Nigeria in 2023. He has also not denied being in the race especially for the fact that there are several campaign materials about him flying around.
Primate Ayodele in a statement signed by his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, which was forwarded to Vanguard, said “Osinbajo should not mismanage his money because he will face crisis, scandals and several documents will be used against him”.
He also noted that his ambition may cause issues between him and his superior, President Muhammadu Buhari.
“His ambition will cause crisis between him and President Buhari, Bola Ahmed Tinubu though there is no harm in trying but he won’t find it too easy,” the primate disclosed.
Again, Buhari rejects state police
Despite calls from certain quarters in the country to decentralize policing, President Muhammadu Buhari has again rejected the call for state police as the solution to the nation’s mounting security problems, expressing fears that it may be abused by state governors.
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He made this position known when he spoke during an interview with Channels television on Tuesday night, referencing the relationship between states and local governments, which may not be at a good level.
Already the call has led to the setting up of regional security outfits by some state governments.
According to President Buhari: “State police is not an option. Find out the relationship between local government and the governors. Are the third tier of government getting what they are supposed to get constitutionally? Are they getting it? Let the people in local government tell you the truth, the fight between local governments and the Governors.”
Retired Military Personnel Protest In Abuja Over Unpaid Allowances
Some retired soldiers under the Coalition of Concerned Veterans have protested the nonpayment of their pension arrears for the past 24 months.
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The veterans gathered at the Ministry of Finance offices in Abuja demanded answers to their requests or they would continue to protest and demand their rights.
They were seen with placards on which various inscriptions were written. One of such placards reads, “CCV demands immediate payment of security debarment allowance.” Another reads, “Military veterans demand 24 months arrears of minimum wage approved.”
SaharaReporters observed a banner which contained a comprehensive list of the demands, it reads, “Immediate payment of 24 months outstanding arrears of minimum wage as approved by the C-IN-C. Immediate payment of security debarment allowance (S.D.A) as approved by MAFA Section V Page 98 without discrimination.
“Inhuman reduction from the medically boarded veterans remuneration to be stopped forth with. N.H.I.S National Health Insurance Scheme should be reviewed to cover essential/serious ailments of the veterans.
“Enough of no cash backing slogan on veterans’ entitlement.”
Bandits kill two, abduct Chinese workers
Bandits have kidnapped two Chinese workers at the Zungeru Hydro Power Dam project in Niger, where they killed two security guards.
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Ahmed Matane, the Secretary to the Niger State Government, confirmed this to journalists in Minna on Wednesday.
He said details would be made available later.
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