Sell fake COVID-19 vaccine, go to jail for three years ― Lagos Assembly Sell fake COVID-19 vaccine, go to jail for three years ― Lagos Assembly
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The Lagos State House of Assembly has passed the law criminalizing the sales of fake coronavirus vaccines in the state for three years imprisonment.
The House resolved that this law be part of the amended Coronavirus Pandemic Bill 2020 at the plenary session held yesterday at the Chambers.
Therefore, The Speaker of the House, Hon Mudashiru Obasa, directed the Clerk of the House, Mr Olalekan Onafekan, to send the bill to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for assent.
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Valentine day with Buhari
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The women say the men have failed everyone. Bello was not listening when I heard this. And that is why they have fenced off all male intruders.
By Emeka Obasi
Give it to women, they came into the world with so much power that many men in power are just tools used efficiently to achieve the heart desires of their wives and mistresses. I am about to reveal this top-secret about the big party loading at the Villa on Valentine Day.
I got a call from Kogi State governor, Yahaya Bello, GYB, the man with the latest swag in town. At the end of it, Mr. Governor apologized saying it was a mistake, that he did not know how his fingers pressed the wrong number. However, I got a full gist.
Femi Fani-Kayode: The epitome of Nigerian politics
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Six months later, Fani Kayode wants to become a member of the political wing of Boko haram in the interest of national unity
By Dr Ugoji Egbujo
A child in an adult body. Nigerian politics is a rotten salad. And it’s awful because many of our politicians are rancid condiments, players with shallow consciences in crucial roles.
The central issue is the absence of accountability. Evil actions and vile words can be thrown. The politician is free to push the country to ruin. No criminal sanctions. No social sanctions. Gifted with such impunity, the politician sees the public as a toy Lego pieces.
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Jigawa assembly expends N15.4bn on constituency projects
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By Aliyu Dangida
Members of the Jigawa State House of Assembly have expended N15.4bllion in the execution of various constituency projects within the five years of Governor Muhammad Badaru led administration in the state.
The Speaker Alhaji Idris Garba Jahun, disclosed this during a reception in honour of the state governor Muhammadu Badaru Abubakar organized by the State House of Assembly held at the Speaker’s residence.
Alhaji Idris Jahun described the execution of the constituency projects as a clear indication of the governor’s commitment to ensure inclusive governance as the projects were spread across the 30 political wards across the state, thereby reflecting the yearnings and aspiration of the common man.
NDIC to appeal IST judgment on all states Trust Bank NDIC to appeal IST judgment on all states Trust Bank
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Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has expressed intention to appeal against a ruling of Investment and Securities Tribunal (IST) asking it to pay Winners Medical Diagnostic & Research Institute Ltd the sum of 5,000,000. 00 at two per cent interest above the CBN MRR from March 2006 when NDIC took over All States Trust Bank until the full payment of the principal sum.
IST made the order after declaring that it was wrong for the NDIC, to classify or categorise the claim for return money for un-allotted shares regulated by ISA 1999 (repealed and re-enacted as ISA 2007) and SEC Rules and Regulations made pursuant thereto as general credits ranking subordinate to private deposits of the defunct All States Trust Bank, payable only after claims for depositors liabilities have been satisfied.