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The lack of land use planning in Nigeria has been identified as a major obstacle to finding effective solutions for deforestation and sustainable forest management. Dr. Ishaq Salako, the Minister of State for Environment, highlighted the importance of addressing this issue at the Forest Positive for Commodity Export From Nigeria (FPEN) High-Level Policy Meeting. The meeting, organized by CHUSSDEV, aims to promote sustainable land-use practices and economic growth while protecting and managing Nigeria's forests.
The Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Hon. Mrs. Uju Kennedy Ohanenye, has made it clear that her top priorities while in office will be the protection of women and children, as well as empowering them to provide for their families. She plans to organize sensitization programs, set up mobile courts to try offenders, and promote the formation of cooperative societies to benefit from government initiatives.
The Nigerian government, under President Bola Ahmed, is set to prioritize the construction and rehabilitation of strategic Federal roads across the country. The Minister for Works, Engr. David Umahi, made this announcement during an inspection tour of ongoing road projects in Lagos. The government aims to resurface the Third Mainland Bridge and reinforce concrete roads in the country. The minister also urged the Lagos state government to temporarily maintain the Ikorodu-Itoikin road while the federal government plans to rehabilitate and dualize it.
Justice Mary Peter-Odili, a retired justice of the Supreme Court, has cautioned the Labour Party and supporters of its presidential candidate, Peter Obi, to be mindful of their speech for the sake of peace in the country. This warning comes following the criticism she received from the Labour Party over her recent speech at a public event.
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mr Nyesom Wike, has announced plans to penalize property owners owing a total of N34 billion in ground rents to the FCT Administration. Wike warned that non-payment of ground rents will result in the revocation and reallocation of properties to those willing to pay. The minister also expressed his dissatisfaction with poor budgetary provisions for the FCT and appealed for improved allocations. This article explores the implications of these measures and highlights the need for property owners to fulfill their financial obligations.
The Nigeria Labor Congress has commenced a two-day warning strike in protest of the increasing cost of living due to the removal of gas subsidies. The labor association, consisting of hundreds of thousands of workers, demands improved welfare and a wage increase. Despite minimal compliance, the president of the labor association warns of a total shutdown of the nation if their demands are not met. President Bola Tinubu's economic measures are causing hardship for many Nigerians, with critics accusing him of not acting fast enough to cushion the effects of the policies.
Stallion NMN, the official Nissan representative in Nigeria, recently hosted the Nigeria leg of the International Cricket Council (ICC)'s World Cup trophy tour. The event was a collaboration with the Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF) and aimed to promote cricket and showcase Nissan's commitment to supporting sporting excellence. The tour included public displays of the trophy, VIP cocktail functions, and the presence of ICC and NCF officials, as well as Pakistani and Indian diplomats.
The Nigerian Labor Congress (NLC) has commenced a two-day nationwide warning strike to express their discontent over economic challenges and rising living costs. This strike comes after the government removed fuel subsidies, causing public outcry and protests. The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has taken a different stance, expressing willingness to continue negotiations with the government.
Minister Nyesom Wike of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has pledged to recover the outstanding debt of over N34 billion owed to the FCT Administration. This comes as part of his efforts to improve the transportation system in Abuja and address the failure of mass transportation in Nigeria. Wike plans to revoke the properties of allottees who fail to pay their ground rents and allocate them to those who can pay. He aims to ensure that necessary services are provided and that the FCT thrives as a beautiful city.
The Nigeria Employers' Consultative Association (NECA) has called on the Federal Government to respect the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Convention (C) 087, which guarantees freedom of association and protection of the right to organise. NECA urged the government to address the violation of this convention, as it threatens the country's industrial relations system and its standing among the international community.
Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, has pledged to recover a staggering N34 billion of outstanding debt owed to the FCT administration. Speaking during a meeting with the House of Representatives Adhoc Committee, Wike emphasized that ground rent allottees must either settle their dues or face the revocation of their properties. Additionally, Wike vowed to tie projects to the FCT's internally generated revenue (IGR), ensuring contractors receive timely payments and schemes are not abandoned. The minister expressed his intent to overhaul the Abuja Urban Mass Transport Company (AUMTCO) and highlighted the need for an organized cabinet to assume responsibility for governing affairs. Wike also addressed the proliferation of abandoned projects, stating that he would prioritize completing ongoing endeavors and leave unfinished ventures for subsequent governments.
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has declared his intention to revoke lands from allottees who have failed to pay ground rents amounting to N34 billion. Wike emphasized that the rent must be paid to ensure the necessary services are rendered. He also discussed the poor budgetary provision for the FCT and the need for assistance from the House of Representatives. Wike promised to overhaul the Abuja Urban Mass Transport Company (AUMTCO) and address the issue of one chance operators within the territory.
As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu celebrates his first 100 days in office, his administration's courageous steps in removing fuel subsidy and unifying the foreign exchange market have been hailed by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris. While these decisions have caused short-term discomfort, they are expected to save Nigeria from economic collapse and have a positive multiplier effect on the country's living conditions. The government has also launched various intervention programs to cushion the impact on the population.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has praised the economic policies of the President Bola Tinubu administration, stating that they are already showing positive results. Shettima highlighted the increased allocations available to states from the federation account, attributing it to the absence of unaccounted fuel subsidies. He emphasized the need for a strong partnership with the banking and finance industry to propel Nigeria's economic growth and rejuvenation. Shettima also outlined the priorities of the Tinubu administration, including food security, poverty eradication, economic growth, access to capital, and improved security. The article discusses the importance of cooperation from stakeholders in implementing these priorities and commends the reform initiatives undertaken by the Tinubu administration.
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