Hon. Setonji David, Chairman, House Committee on Information, Strategy and Security, Lagos State House of Assembly argues that the capacity of the All Progressives Congress National Leader, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu to make a few governors and buoy other political office holders is not necessarily a bad thing
Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu held his last political office in 2007 when he completed his tenure as the second civilian governor of Lagos State. That is 24 years ago. Yet, his name is more recurring in political, social and economic conversations than those of many politicians that are in government today. The criticisms as well as adoration that greets the mention of his name in any part of the country, is only second probably to that of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria himself, President Mohammed Buhari. It is a two-edged sword.
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Abduction of students: Ekiti begins fencing project in schools Abduction of students: Ekiti begins fencing project in schools
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As part of the proactive ways to forestall possible abduction of students, the Ekiti State government has revealed it has commenced fencing projects in public schools across the 16 Local Government Areas of the state.
The state governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi, who disclosed this during his monthly media chat in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital noted that the project which had since started would be intensified to ensure maximum security in schools in the state.
The government’s decision was coming on the heels of the abduction of students in Kankara, Kaduna State; Kagara in Niger State and the most recent in Jangebe in Zamfara State.