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Apart from the removal of subsidy, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) also announced the unification of all segments of the forex exchange (FX) market as part of efforts to engender transparency in the markets and boost investors’ confidence.
The interesting thing about this particular example of alleged fraud was the fact that the Ministry reported to the Presidency that it actually fed the kids despite COVID-19 lockdown; Buhari believed it and was proud to claim credit for that feat by his administration. Obviously, there are two options on this: either Buhari failed to read the report, implying mental laziness; or, he read and believed the lies. One thing, however, is clear. There was nothing transparent or accountable about how money meant for feeding children vanished.
The leader of the Ijaw nation and elder statesman, Edwin Clark, has declared that the Niger Delta and the Ijaw nation can no longer tolerate the exploitation by multinational oil companies, especially the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited
Elder statesman Chief Edwin Clark has told President Bola Tinubu that Nyesom Wike, the immediate past governor of Rivers State and Minister of the Federal
Edwin Clark, the convener of Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), has said that the ‘big people’ from other parts of the country who feel Nigeria belongs to them want to colonise ‘Ijaw Nation’ in Niger Delta and feed fat on its vast oil reserves. The elder statesman and former Federal Commissioner for Information, made this known on Thursday when some Ijaw youths visited him, in Abuja to register their grievances against the proposed move by Shell to sell its onshore subsidiary in Nigeria.