Developing Story has emerged how administrative bottleneck or what others call “leadership docility” is denying the new HND students admission into the Institution. According to one of the students who spoke with ourworldgist but pleaded for anonymity, he said, he and many students did ND at the Institution and graduated since 2019 but cannot continue with HND programme at the moment due failure of the school to regularize students ND results on Joint Admission And Matriculation Board’s (JAMB) website. When ourworldgist demanded further explanation how the issue of regularization is affecting them, the student in question responded thus; ” The practice…
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An Imam in Gambia identified as Baboucarr Ngum in the satellite town of Wullingkama, Alatentou area has defrauded his fellow Gambian, Ebrima Jarjue and also raped the man’s wife leading to unplanned pregnancy. In a chat with ourworldgist, Ebrima Jarjue said that Baboucarr Ngum took advantage of his wife when he migrated from Gambia in 2019 to Qatar to find a better fortune. When ourworldgist asked Ebrima Jarjue, how it all happen, he narrated thus: ” I left Wullingkama, Alatentou area of Gambia in 2019 to Qatar for a better fortune. Before I left Wullingkama, Alatentou, Imam Baboucarr Ngum, who…
“The nation Nigeria is in dare need of true independent parliament. It appears to me that we have bicameral legislature at the national level made up of senate and House of Representatives just for fun of it and perhaps to fill up the offices to fulfil all righteousness. The same is true also of the state Houses of Assembly which have all become so impotent in parliamentary duties and responsibilities to Nigerian people. The fundamental duties of parliament the world over are law making and performing oversight functions. Parliament has the duties and responsibilities to screen nominees of the executive.…
As the call for restructuring gathers momentum across the nooks and crannies of Nigeria, one of Nigeria’s finest Lawyers, J.S Okutepa ( SAN ) has argued that the problem of Nigeria is not in its inability to restructure but the problem amongst others he identified bad leadership as the major factor affecting Nigeria. J.S Okutepa ( SAN) who added his voice on the subject matter for second time in less than a year made this known on his official Facebook page on Monday 26th April, 2021. According to him, what Nigeria need is not restructuring but system change that has celebrated so…
New has emerged that in furtherance of the Buhari administration’s support for small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic under its Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP), payment would be made to the next batch of beneficiaries of the ESP Survival Fund’s Payroll support track and the one-off General MSME Grant of N50,000 by Bank Of Industry as from this week. This development is expected to increase the number of beneficiaries under the Payroll Support track, which has so far benefitted a total of 319,755 Nigerians, while 265,425 Nigerians are beneficiaries under the Artisan and Transport Support track. Out of the 265,425 beneficiaries, there…
The much awaited outcomes of Telpecon Meeting held on 20th April, 2021 at Abuja between the pressure group and Board of Trustees has been made public. According to the freelance reporter, Daniel Abah Joseph, the long meeting which lasted into the dead of the night revealed that the much talked Telpecon grant is yet to arrive in Nigeria. Daniel Abah Joseph, added that the numbers of potential beneficiaries stood around ten million and not forty four million as widely reported in the media. He stressed that Rev. Elomama, the President of Telpecon was misled by some criminal elements to champion…
The Obafemi Awolowo Phenomenon & Fallacy Of Nnamdi Azikiwe: “The Lesson the Igbo Refuse to Learn from the Yoruba” One major characteristic of the Southeast Igbo is their habitual distaste for the truth about their history. Whenever one speaks the truth about the dishonorable acts of the Igbo leadership both past and present, such a person is automatically branded an Igbo hater. Yet no other group describes the Igbo as their hater when it turns out to be the Igbo criticizing them. The Yoruba have never described the Igbo as Yoruba-hater in spite of the barrage of accusations leveled against…
” A Brief Note on Femi Okafor’s State of Insanity While as a child in Wudil, Kano State, one day as I was being taken back to my Primary School by my mother after being assaulted by my Hausa and Fulani classmates over my refusal to attend the Arabic class, we were confronted by a middle-aged man barking like a dog and charging towards any passer-by. His mouth was tied with a piece of white cloth as his sympathetic relatives tried to hold him back. I looked at the man and looked back at my mother to say something but…
The Senior Advocate Of Nigeria, J.S Okutepa “SAN” has said giving financial autonomy to the Judiciary is not enough to guarantee independence of the Judiciary. J.S Okutepa who mentioned elements such as: recruitment process, competence of those on the bench, integrity & character of those recruited and to be recruited as well as corruption and corrupt practices are all other factors militating against the independence of the Judiciary. In his full epistle, J.S Okutepa has this to say: “Yesterday ( 19th April, 2021) the Chairman of Nigerian Governors Forum addressed the press that the governors have agreed to give effect to…
The Senior Advocate Of Nigeria, J.S Okutepa has accused Nigerian Governors for fueling Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria [JUSUN] into strike action. J.S Okutepa ( SAN) made this known on Monday afternoon being 19th April, 2021 while reacting to the ongoing JUSUN’s strike across the country. In a post on his official Facebook post, J.S Okutepa stated that “the genesis of the strike is traced to failure, refusal and indeed constitutional insubordination of the state Governors to comply with the provisions of section 121 (3) of the 1999 constitution as amended” J.S Okutepa who appealed to the federal government of Nigeria…