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Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Adeleke doles out N1bn revolving loan to cooperative movement - ITREALMS

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Governor Ademola Adeleke has doled out the sum of N1bn as revolving loan to the Cooperative Movement reform, reports ITREALMS.
Adeleke doles out N1bn revolving loan to cooperative movement - ITREALMS

Disclosing this in an event, Governor Adeleke informed members of the cooperative of the approval while promising to do more.

Tuesday, January 31, 2023

INEC to NNPC on Election Day: Ensure availability of petroleum products to ease movement - ITREALMS

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has appealed to the leadership of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) to ensure supply of petroleum products to facilitate the movement of of men and materials during the election days for the 2023 general elections, reports ITREALMS.
the Chairman of INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, with Group CEO at NNPC, Kyari
Making this appeal on Tuesday at joint management meeting with the leadership of Nigerian National Petroleum Company, the Chairman of INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, said that it has become necessary to mobilise every national institution to give Nigerians a pleasant experience on the 2023 election days.

Thursday, July 22, 2021

LG/LCDA Elections: Lagos restricts movement - ITREALMS

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The Lagos State Government has announced restriction of movement across the state between the hours of 8a.m and 3p.m on Saturday, 24th July, 2021, due to the local government elections, reports ITREALMS.
Honourable Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Gbenga Omotoso, confirmed this to ITREALMS in a press statement on Thursday.

He said that the restriction is to enable the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission (LASIEC) conduct hitch-free elections into positions of Chairmen and Councillors in all the 57 Local Governments and Local Council Development Areas.

"The restriction will facilitate the ease of movement of the electorate, election materials and LASIEC officials for the sanctity of the election, effective monitoring and enhanced security," he said.

Omotoso also urged all eligible voters to participate in the elections, which require the cooperation of all residents.

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Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Covid-19 lockdown: ATCON seeks free movement for telco's technical staff

The Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) has requested that the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to initiate the process of National Right of passage for all technical staff of telecommunications companies in the event of foreseeable lockdown, reports ITREALMS.

ATCON through its Executive Secretary, Mr. Ajibola Olude noted this has become imperative because either the Federal Government or the State Government in an attempt to curb the spread of Coronavirus outbreak in the country.

"This request is made because of the essential nature of telecommunications infrastructures in managing the entire situation and the need for maintenance and repairs that may arise during the possible lockdown," he said.

ATCON, he said, counts on NCC to expedite action in this regard while they appreciated the Commission for being proactive and attentive.

"We also urge all our teeming members and their staff to comply with all the guidelines stipulated by the Federal Ministry of Health and all relevant authorities at State levels," ATCON Executive Secretary said.

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Monday, May 28, 2018

Christian Democratic Movement urges Christians to care about politics

The Christian Democratic Movement (CDM) has urged Nigerian Christians to join politics, obtain their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) and become card carrying members of any of the 68 registered political parties in the country, reports ITRealms.

Mr. Wole Adedoyin hinted this while launching two latest of CDM initiatives, the “Christian Leaders Alliance for Politics (CLAP)” and the “Center for Christian Democracy (CCD)” in Lagos recently.

According to him, the Christian world view provides a comprehensive understanding of reality. It speaks to all reads of life, including political engagement, infact, the Bible speaks about civil government and provides examples of faithful engagement.

“Politics have real-world implications for Christian evangelism, missions and preaching the gospel, Christians ought to engage the political process by leveraging their rightful authority, advocating for laws and policies that contribute to human flourishing.”

“Politics is one of the most important areas in which Christians demonstrate love to neighbor. Infact, how can Christians claim to care about others and not engage the arena that most profoundly shapes basic rights and freedoms? Caring for the hungry, thirsty, naked, sick and lonely is important.”

“Government plays a role in the work of God’s kingdom on earth. Good government encourages an environment conducive for people living peaceably, whereas bad government festers unrest and instability. Because of sin, the legitimate institution of government has, at times, been used illegitimately. However, numerous examples persist of Christians reasserting their influence and redeeming environment to promote good and restrain evil. “


“Christian witness in the public square contributes transcendent values about moral and ethical issues. Christian withdrawal opens a moral vacuum susceptible to influences that pressure government to move outside the purview designated by God. Politics affects government, shapes society and influences culture. Because of what Bible teaches and the inevitability of its effects on our culture, Christians must care about politics.”

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Tuesday, April 17, 2018

CGN unveils movement against Shittu’s governorship ambition

More trouble seems to be heading towards the Communication Minister, Barr. Adebayo Shittu as the party governorship candidate for Oyo State in 2019, as a group has declared that their votes are not for Shittu, reports ITRealms.

An Ibadan-based body known as the Computer Guild of Nigeria (CGN) made this disclosure while launching a movement that would pose a serious threat to Shittu’s governorship ambition.

Leader of the group, Mr. Wole Adedoyin informed ITRealms that the movement to be known as “My Vote not for Shittu” will work Mr. Shittu, describing the Minister as a disgrace and embarrassment to the communication industry.

“We are not happy as Shittu declared and shown interest to contest the number one position in Oyo state. This is a slap to the people of the state and practitioners in the ICT Sector. What has he contributed to the development of the state as a serving Minister in Buhari’s cabinet? What achievement has he brought to the Ministry he is overseering?

“Shittu is a product of bad governance. Electing somebody like him to govern the state will be a great mistake. In order for us not to let him realize his goal, today, we are here to put a stop to his governorship ambition.”

Adedoyin further urged members of the public interested in the movement to register and mobilize others sharing same goal.

“The Movement's social media platforms will start running as from next month, Adedoyin assured members of the public,” he assured.


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Monday, July 17, 2017

LG Election:: Lagos restricts Saturday movement, urges peaceful exercise

The Lagos State Government has proclaimed restriction of vehicular movement in the State on Saturday July 22, 2017 in view of the elections holding across the 20 Local Government and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) across the State, reports ITRealms.

The State's Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, to ITRealms in a press statement that the restriction of movement across the State will be enforced between 8am and 2pm on Saturday July 22, to allow for a smooth conduct of the polls and unhindered participation.

He also said, the State is known for peaceful conduct of elections, and as such, urged residents to be peaceful and orderly on Saturday to cast their votes in their respective wards for Chairmen and councilors who are expected to drive development at the third tier of government.

Ayorinde explained that as the election would bring on board a new set of public officers for the next four years at the local government level, the restriction will allow the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission (LASIEC) and the security agencies to distribute electoral materials in good time and ensure the sanctity of free and fair electoral process.

"The police and other security agencies are ready to ensure that the electioneering campaign and the voting on Saturday are conducted smoothly without public disturbance. Every political party, candidates and their supporters and the general public are hereby assured of safety throughout the period of voting and collation.

“However, the government solicits the cooperation of voters and the general public by obeying the restriction order and the general electoral rules in order to ensure a peaceful conduct before, during and after the elections," Ayorinde said.

The release also quoted Governor Akinwunmi Ambode as urging Lagosians to perform their civic obligations by trooping out with their Permanent Voters Card (PVC) "to once again demonstrate their belief in the tenets of participatory democracy and the importance of development at the local government level."


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Sunday, October 25, 2015

Ezeife blames Buhari for new pro-Baifra agitations



The former governor of the old Anambra State, Chief Chuckwuemeka Ezeife, has blamed the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration for the huge support pro-Biafra activists, otherwise known as Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) are getting in the South-East, reports ITRealms.

A chat statement credited to Chief Chuckwuemeka Ezeife on WhatsApp, showed that the agitation for Biafra which comes way back 45 years after civil war was seen as the problem.

He insisted that it is a world-wide fact that MASSOB is a movement for the actualization of Biafran state, but most of people see them as a pressure group.

Part of the chat showed that “It is in recent time that the group started gaining acceptability among serious politicians from the South-East. Otherwise the agitators are merely perceived as a pressure group. There is also the major problem of politicians from the South-East that aspire to become the President of Nigeria one day.

“That is why they have not identified with MASSOB. But what is happening presently is because of the way the country is going, especially the way the South-East is treated like unwanted part of the country. This triggers more recruits for MASSOB.

“From this stand, the fire of Biafra is stoked by the President Buhari-led administration. It is not a matter of autonomous growth or development. All his actions in the South-East in appointments and denial caused the increase in people buying into the MASSOB agenda. Because our people say: ‘A person rejected, does not reject himself.’”

And on whether that level of marginalization should prompt some groups to the extent of floating a pirate radio to achieve their cause, Ezeife noted “If you feel persecuted, of course you fight with whatever means you know is justified for you.”

On the recent arrest of Nnamdi Kanu, the Director of Radio Biafra by the DSS, which has triggered protests in major parts of South-East, the former governor said, “President Buhari is fueling the fire of Biafra with his actions, because everything done against the South-East is taken advantage of by MASSOB.”

Sincerely, he said that the way out of the wood is through prayers, but warned that it does not show that the grievances of the Igbo have not been adequately addressed, maintaining that it is clear that out of the six geo-political zones, all other parts have gotten appointments except the South-East.
“We have not seen any positive move towards the South-East, in the sense that we are denied one of the six major appointments in the country among the six geo-political zones.

Stressing that all these built-up to the current trend of support, recalling that Lai Muhammed, APC spokesperson while reacting on ministerial nominees, when he said that the South-East can secede if they like, that they have done it before. 

“Either you like it or not, there is need for the North to improve their attitude towards the South-East. Because if you hear statements like Nigeria is better off without Igbo, you will never be happy,” Ezeife cautioned.

He urged President Buhari to turn a new leaf and be guided by the Constitution of Nigeria and live by the oath he swore to.

“I have always praised the President anti-corruption policy,” he declared.

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Wednesday, July 01, 2015

South-East Traders protest: Soldiers now man Ekwulobia Prisons, MASSOB may join campaign






Solders have taken over the security in the Ekwulobia Prisons, following the protest by the South-East Traders over the relocation of Boko Haram convicts, even as its anticipated that Movement for the Actualization of Republic of Biafra (MASSOB) may join the campaign, reports ITRealms.

This development is coming a few days after the Anambra State Amalgamated Traders Association (AMATAS) shut down all markets in the State to protest the relocation of Boko Haram convicts to Ekwulobia Prisons, traders from the entire South-East region showed solidarity to the cause by staging a 7-hour protest in Ekwulobia, to demand that the prisoners be moved back to the North.

ITRealms recalls that these spade of protests is on the heels of the relocation of 47 members of the dreaded Islamic sect who were moved to Ekwulobia prisons in Aguata Local Government Area last weekend, which led to Governor Obiano’s emergency visit to President Muhammadu  Buhari on the issue.

Also, ITRealms gathered that the South-East traders comprising traders from Imo, Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu and Anambra States during the solidarity protest marched around major roads in Ekwulobia urban, chanting anti-Boko Haram songs and calling on the Federal Government to withdraw the terrorists from the area and any other part of Igboland.

Some of the placards during the protest read: “No Place for Boko Haram in Igboland.’’ “Buhari, return Boko Haram Prisoners to the North,” “Boko Haram Prisoners are Not Our Share of Democracy Dividends,” among others.


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Pic: President Buhari