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The Chairman of the Ogun Community Development Association (CDA) criticizes tell Governor Abiodun for the rice palliative, asserting that they are not in a position of begging.

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 The Chairman of the Ogun Community Development Association (CDA) criticizes tell Governor Abiodun for the rice palliative, asserting that they are not in a position of begging. A man who claims to be the chairman of  Shokeye Community Development Area in Ogun State has slammed Governor Dapo Abiodun over the distribution of palliatives in the state. In a video now trending on social media, he is seen with a branded bag palliative, which, according to him, contains rice for 147 households in Shokeye Estate. He said, "I was just at home when they brought this for me as palliative for the whole of Shokeye Estate. In this estate, we have 147 houses with families and tenants. "I'm confused now; I don't know how to share this with 147 households in Shokeye Estate. "I'm talking to Dapo Abiodun now; if you people know that you cannot do something, then don't do it. "We are not hungry; we are not beggars. So we don't need your rice as  palliative. This is

FG Set To Employ 5 Million Youths in Renewed N-Power Programme, Tinubu’s Minister Shares Details

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FG Set To Employ 5 Million Youths in Renewed N-Power Programme, Tinubu’s Minister Shares Details legit.ngOct 10, 2023 7:25 AM President Bola Tinubu's government has announced the introduction of a revamped N-Power programme The federal government also announced plans for the creation of five million jobs for youths in five years through its N-Power scheme The minister of humanitarian affairs and poverty alleviation, Betta Edu, confirmed the development during a recent interview, announcing the age enrollment to 40 years FCT, Abuja - The federal government headed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has stated that the redesigned N-Power scheme would create jobs for at least five million youths in the country. FG, N-Power, Bola Tinubu Tinubu plans to create five million jobs for youths in Nigeria through the N-Power programme. Photo credit: Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Dr Betta Edu Source: Facebook FG plans five million jobs for youths through the revamped N-Power programme This was made kn

Davido And Chioma Reportedly Welcome Twins In The US Nigerian superstar

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  Kindly share this story: Davido And Chioma Reportedly Welcome Twins In The US Nigerian superstar singer, David Adeleke, better known as Davido has reportedly welcomed a set of twins with his celebrity chef wife, Chioma. Naija News gathered that Davido and Chioma welcomed their new babies on Monday in the United States of America. According to sources quoted by PM News, the twins arrived at about 9pm on Monday. Though neither Davido nor his wife have so far confirmed the news, a popular Nigerian clergy, Evangelist Gospel Agochukwu shared a hint about the delivery in a post on his Church’s official Facebook page on Tuesday morning.

Court Disqualifies Bayelsa APC Governorship Candidate, Timipre Sylva For November Poll

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Justice Okorowo ruled that Sylva having been sworn in twice and ruled for five years as governor of Bayelsa would breach the 1999 constitution as amended if allowed to contest again. Justice Donatus Okorowo of the Federal High Court, Abuja, in a judgement delivered on Monday, disqualified the Bayelsa State All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in the November 11 governorship election, Timipre Sylva. Justice Okorowo ruled that Sylva having been sworn in twice and ruled for five years as governor of Bayelsa would breach the 1999 constitution as amended if allowed to contest again. The judge also declared that Sylva was not qualified to run in the November poll because if he wins and is sworn in, he would spend more than eight years in office as governor of the state. Citing the case of Marwa vs Nyako at the Supreme Court, Okorowo noted that the drafters of the country’s constitution stated that nobody should be voted for as governor more than twice and that the parties to the suit ag