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Our Politician And Coro Virus
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THE TRUTH YOU CAN'T IGNORE ON THE RIVERS INDEX CASE!
Look at this scenario:
A Senator travels round the world with hi 19 year old model who contacts the Coronavirus. They journey back to Nigeria and he goes home to see his family while bunkering the model at Hilton (his favourite hotel), leaves his family and the model at Abuja while he comes to Port Harcourt. He visits the Governor and together they attend a Party Congress in these Corona times where they mingle with others including 23 Council Chairmen and Councillors who are the ones taking the message of the "virus" to the villages.
At the village they come in very close contacts with their supporters who come in contact with family and friends.
While you imagine this:
While in Port Harcourt the girl at Hilton starts feeling feverish calls Mr Senator. Mr Senator scared that this could be the effect of excessive spending and shopping suspects the 'Chinese virus' orders one of his numerous Drivers and Police Orderly to bring the girl by road knowing the airport was a no go area. The girl is driven to Port Harcourt and kept under quarantine at Eleme.
The question is what has happened to the driver, Police Orderly, all involved in the matter, including the Senator, his family and friends?
The first victim of this imagined unfolding drama is an innocent journalist for alerting the people- the Managing Director of Nigerian Tide, Port Harcourt, who has been fired by the Rivers State Governor for allowing the identity of the Senator to be published in the State-owned Newspaper.
Welcome to our world!
This is Africa!
This is Nigeria!!
This is Rivers State!!!
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The TRUE State Of NIGERIA
~3.8 mins read
President Muhammadu Buhari says the country is in a terrible state of underdevelopment and more is needed to steer the economy from this path.
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The president made these remarks on Tuesday when he held a virtual meeting with members of the presidential economic advisory council (PEAC).
The president described the guidance provided by the council as a tutorial.
“We are a country characterised by a large population of poor people, serious infrastructure deficit, lack of housing and a vulnerable economy now haunted by the COVID-19 pandemic and collapse of the oil sector and its effect on the gross domestic product (GDP),†he said.
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During their presentation, the council led by Doyin Salami, commended the administration for implementing several of its recommendations.
According to a statement signed by Garba Shehu, senior special assistant to the president on media and publicity, the council presented the government with a number of “tough choices to make in order to put the country’s economy on a higher growth pathâ€.
Salami also said more needed to be done to increase efficiency, coordination and accountability among ministries, departments and agencies.
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The council advised that existing institutional and administrative structures should be used while implementing the N2.3 trillion stimulus plan and that attention should be paid to sources of funding to avoid inflation.
It also advised that priorities, targets and time limits be set for all projects to make for their completion within the 12-month life-span of the ESP, and where this is not achieved, such projects should be rolled into the new economic recovery and growth plan (ERGP II).
Other recommendations included the promotion of export-oriented production strategies, ensuring the use of local resources; curtailing post-harvest losses in agriculture now put at between 40-60 per cent and above all, the need to make the economy attractive to “non-debt†private sector-funded investment in order to cut the rising cost of debt services.
The council also said there is a need to embark on mass housing schemes to create jobs financed through a public-private partnership arrangement and an urgent need to move away from multiple exchange rates to a unified currency exchange rate.
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According to the statement, the president accepted the immediate need to activate the proposal by the council on the public policy coordinating office under the office of the secretary to the government of the federation.
Other members of the council are Mohammed Sagagi, Chukwuma Soludo, Ode Ojowu, Shehu Yahaya, Iyabo Masha, Bismarck Rewane and Mohammed Salisu.
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