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The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is considering a military intervention in Niger to resolve the ongoing crisis following the recent coup. This article explores the discussions held by ECOWAS officials and their plans for deploying troops.
The Igbo community in Niger State is requesting Governor Mohammed Umar Bago to appoint one of their own to the State Executive Council in recognition of their economic contribution and support. Valentine Oparaocha, the Secretary of Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo, Niger State chapter, emphasized the presence of Igbo individuals in all areas of the state and their dedication to its economic growth. The community supported Governor Bago during the elections and now expects him to fulfill his promise of an all-inclusive government.
NEMA organized a one-day workshop on community involvement and resilient building during and after flood disasters. The workshop aimed to educate stakeholders on the importance of community participation and collaboration in disaster management, particularly in flood-prone areas. The event was well-received by participants, who pledged to share the knowledge gained with their respective communities.
The Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has stated that corps members can be mobilised for war if need be due to their military training. This comes amidst President Tinubu's ultimatum to the military junta in Niger and his position as chairman of ECOWAS.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in Nigeria organized a one-day workshop on community involvement and resilient building during and after flood disasters. The workshop aimed to develop mitigation measures and create awareness among local communities in the face of the annual flood outlook. Participants included representatives from various government agencies, traditional rulers, and community leaders.
Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, expresses his satisfaction with the second batch of ministerial nominees announced by the Senate. He congratulates the nominees and wishes them the best in their service to the nation. Fani-Kayode urges well-meaning individuals to pray for the nominees as they embark on their ministerial duties. Festus Keyamo, the former governor of labour and employment, also praises the second list of ministerial nominees chosen by President Tinubu.
Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, has sworn-in 20 newly appointed local government caretaker committee chairmen, urging them to be accountable and transparent in their duties. The governor stressed the importance of collaboration with various stakeholders and the need to ensure the safety of lives and properties. He also emphasized the role of the chairmen in managing resources and distributing palliatives effectively.
Nigerian banks, including Zenith Bank, Wema Bank, and GTBank, have decided to increase the pay and employee benefits of their staff to address the challenges posed by rising living costs in Nigeria. This move aims to alleviate the financial strain faced by workers due to the government's cutback on fuel assistance. Other banks, such as UBA, Fidelity Bank, and Ecobank, have also taken steps to support their employees during these difficult times.
Members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) staged a peaceful protest in Kano against the removal of fuel subsidy by the federal government. The protesters demanded the government to reinstate the subsidy, calling for an end to what they referred to as "wicked policies."
Dr Azeezat Yishawu, the Speaker of the Nigerian Youth Parliament, has applauded President Bola Tinubu for including more women and youths in his ministerial list. She commended the President's strong belief in the capacity of women and young people to contribute to governance. Dr Yishawu urged the appointed individuals to deliver on the mandate and be worthy representatives of the larger youth and women constituency.
Primate Elijah Ayodele, the spiritual head of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has issued a stern warning to the judges of the Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPC) stating that they must be cautious while delivering their judgments to avoid invoking God’s wrath. Ayodele emphasizes the need for the judges to make the right decisions, cautioning that wrong pronouncements on the election tribunal cases could result in severe consequences for their generations.
The Nigerian Senate engaged in a heated screening session for 14 ministerial nominees, including former governors and other prominent figures. Drama erupted when a petition was presented against one of the nominees, Nasir el-Rufai, which led to a clash of opinions among the senators. However, the Senate President dismissed the petition and proceeded with the screening. Other nominees faced intense questioning, while some were allowed to take a bow and exit. Nine nominees were successfully screened, with the remaining set to be screened the following day.
Nigerian police have successfully arrested two key members of a cybercrime syndicate involved in hacking into bank customers' portals and stealing money. The arrests highlight the need for increased vigilance by banks and customers in safeguarding sensitive information and implementing robust cybersecurity measures.
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has stressed the need for a fresh approach to tackle economic challenges in Nigeria. The Chief Executive Officer of NESG, Laoye Jaiyeola, highlighted the significance of confronting the harsh realities facing the nation. He acknowledged the prevailing weak economic growth, rising poverty rates, high unemployment, and increasing income gaps. NESG called for concerted efforts to harness the country's natural resources and population to achieve shared prosperity. The NES 29th summit, scheduled for October 2023, will focus on enhancing the economic agenda setting of the government.
Fifteen out of the 28 ministerial nominees have submitted their credentials for the screening process at the House of Senate. The documents were handed in on Sunday, July 30, to the office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Abdullahi Gumel. Some of the names on the list include Abubakar Danladi, Uche Nnaji, and Stella Okotette.
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