Sani: “Buhari Is Leaving Behind N77T Debt, 133M Poor People, and 25M People At Risk Of Hunger”
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Shehu Sani, a former Kaduna Lawmaker and a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic party has stated that the Administration of President Muhammadu Buhari is leaving behind a huge debt and an enormous number of people in abject poverty.
The administration of President Muhammadu Buhari will no doubt come to an end on May 29 after a transition of power will occur
The administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu is expected to take over as he remains the president-elect after he was declared as the winner of the Feb 25th presidential election by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.
Tinubu won after polling more votes than those who competed with him.
Shehu Sani, in his post that surfaced on Wednesday, said that the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, UNICEF has confirmed that Buhari will be leaving a total of N77 trillion in debt, 133 million poverty-stricken people and 25M people at risk of hunger.
It's a disgrace': Joe Biden slammed for telling White House attendee to 'hush up, boy'
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President Joe Biden has come under fire again, this time for instructing a White House attendee to "hush up, boy" during a ceremony honoring the Islamic holiday Eid-al-Fitr. The unpleasant interaction occurred while the President was celebrating the occasion in front of a large gathering when the audience member, who is thought to be a Muslim person, interjected.
"You want to come and make a speech?" Biden answered after receiving jeers from the crowd. He proceeded in a mocked Southern drawl, "Hush up, boy, as my mother would say," to the amusement of the other guests. The President has already drawn criticism for using the word "boy" in other statements, most recently in February when he referred to Wes Moore, the state's first Black governor.
Suspect Pushes Peacemaker To Death
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The Ondo State Police Command on Tuesday said it had arrested a man, Rafiu Akinwale, over the death of one Adesoji Adesida.
Akinwale allegedly pushed Adesida while the latter was trying to settle a fight between the suspect and his girlfriend at a funeral held at the International Cultural and Event Centre, the Dome in Akure, the state capital on Friday.
An eyewitness said, “As the two lovers were fighting, the deceased tried to intervene, but out of anger, he (Akinwale) pushed the deceased and he fell and lost consciousness.
He was immediately rushed to a hospital where he was confirmed dead.”
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Funmilayo Odunlami, confirmed the incident and the arrest of the suspect.
“The suspect has been arrested and an investigation has commenced into the incident,” the PPRO said.
Gombe: APC Expels Senator Amos, Rep Member
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GOMBE – The Gombe State chapter of the All Progressive Congress (APC) has again expelled Senator Bulus K. Amos, representing Gombe South, from the party over gross misconduct against the party during the last general elections.
The party had last week handed down same expulsion notice to the Senator representing Gombe Central and a two-term former Governor of the State, Muhammad Danjuma Goje, over same offence of anti-party activities.
The Ward Chairman of Balanga Local Government Area (LGA), Mohammed Kaka, said the ward executives, after their deliberations and investigation, found Senator Amos guilty of gross misconduct against the party during the last general elections and had, therefore, expelled him.
Kaka, along with his ward executives, while addressing journalists in Bambam, said Senator Amos was called and suspended after explaining the allegations against him.
He said the Senator was also called earlier to come and defend himself over the allegation of anti-party activities levelled against him but he failed to turn up.
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