Sources have confirmed that the Speaker of the House of Rep, Femi Gbajabiamila has been enlisted in Asiwaju Bola Tinubu's team list for his administration.
Discussing the need for dialogue!
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Tue May 25 2021
Paradoxically, Nigerians are busy discussing whether or not there is need for a “national dialogue!” It’s not as if people aren’t talking, far from it, there is a cacophony of voices bandying about provocative threats, ethnic insults and conflicting advice on how government can remedy the collapsed economy and shameful security situation.
The National Assembly (NASS) which is supposed to pick up the baton is busy living up to their well-earned reputation for placing personal interests above national duty. Both the Senate President Ahmed Lawan and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajamiala have made it clear that they support the Presidency’s efforts, are satisfied with the situation and see neither cause for alarm nor need for dialogue. Their fawning subservience aside, the undisclosed plans the Presidency may want to implement to reverse the nation’s declining fortunes, cannot succeed if the general
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The Speaker of House of Representatives, Mr Femi Gbajabiamila on Friday visited Surulere Maternal and Child Care Hospital, where he spent time with babies born on New Year’s Day and their mothers.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Baby Derrick, a male, the First Baby of the year at the hospital, was born at exactly 12.42 a.m. on Friday and weighed 3.6 kg at birth.
Gbajabiamila congratulated Derrick’s mother, Mrs Immaculata Ozumba, on the safe delivery and the family for the “great gift from God’’.
The speaker then gave various gifts including; cash, bags of rice, cartons of noodles and diapers to the baby and his family
The Speaker of House of Representatives, Mr Femi Gbajabiamila on Friday visited Surulere Maternal and Child Care Hospital, where he spent time with babies born on New Year’s Day and their mothers.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Baby Derrick, a male, the First Baby of the year at the hospital, was born at exactly 12.42 a.m. on Friday and weighed 3.6 kg at birth.
Gbajabiamila congratulated Derrick’s mother, Mrs Immaculata Ozumba, on the safe delivery and the family for the “great gift from God’’. x
The speaker then gave various gifts including; cash, bags of rice, cartons of noodles and diapers to the baby and his family
2020: Sorrow, Tears, Blood and Death, By Toyin Falola 15 min read
…it is clear there is little to nothing to celebrate about Nigeria in 2020. How can that even be when Independence Day was celebrated amidst protest and a month of bloodshed? 2020 for Nigerians could not have been any worse owing to the inactions, inadequacy and inefficiency of the disastrous government in Aso Rock.
December, 2019: Abuja, Nigeria. I penned down my plan for 2020. I was jubilant in the last week of that month, announcing my plans, building a support base for a new initiative I was putting together to forge an alliance between African private and public universities. Everyone I met was happy both with me and my plans. When I bade farewell on December 23, it was with firm assurances and a fixed date for my return journey to this elegant city. So confident, so excited, we were to link Abuja with Nairobi and to take the same mission to Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda. Yet it was not to be. An