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Nigeria’ll be a fast-growing economy with Tinubu – Amb Ajayi

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Amina Temitope Ajayi

Nigeria’ll be a fast-growing economy with Tinubu – Amb Ajayi

As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has emerged victorious at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal, (PEPT), Nigeria will resemble some of the fastest growing economies in the world in a couple of years, a US-based Nigerian entrepreneur, Amina Temitope Ajayi, has said.

Amina also known as Mama Diaspora in a statement, congratulated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the verdict at the PEPT, saying the President would now be focused and concentrate on reviving Nigeria’s economy.

She revealed that Africa was the focus of the world and industrialized nations because of Africa’s arable land, intellectual property, and human capital.

She urged Nigerians to come together as one people with a “renewed hope” to support the present administration “so much so that the stability of our unity and support will also be an attraction point for foreign investors from America and other countries .”

“We need to stay focused and concentrate on reviving Nigeria’s economy. We are so blessed to have an American- trained graduate and intellectual as the President of our great country, Nigeria. In the next couple of years, Nigeria will resemble some of the fastest-growing economies in the world. With more focus on agriculture and the workforce, we will continue to build economies of scale,” she said.

According to her, during the Industrial Revolution in the United States of America, there was a robust concentration on empowering the labor force and farm labor, and with the influence of technology and manufacturing, the US increased production and richly developed its economy to record levels.

“What also made America successful were its overall investments in agriculture, transportation, housing, and mineral resources, including oil and gas and other mineral resources. We are going to work hard as a nation to attract foreign investors. I want to thank everybody who has been praying. They said the prayers of the faithful availeth much. As a success of this political party, those who have worked so hard in the campaign for this present administration, as a mother, and as Mama Diaspora Fully Beatified 100% shall be well with us.”

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“This is the first time we will also sing everybody is a winner as far as I am concerned. Democracy is alive, the government of the people for the people and by the people.We have these young adults, which represent 65% of Nigerian young adults. That is an asset of this country. For the first time, we are coming together to utilize our assets because our primary goal is for us to be back to our glory, the Giant of Africa.”

“Though tribe and tongue may differ, including political parties, in brotherhood and sisterhood, we stand .Nigeria we hail thee. We all need to unite now, suck it up, embrace each other, and take Nigeria to the next level.Let us assume we will be watching a football match. There must be a winner. Now we won. Nigeria won as a nation. Let us take that and be the giant of Africa”, she said.

“I am very blessed to know the potential of our Asiwaju. I have been telling Nigerians that we have a great leader who will turn this country around for the better. First, he is an Accountant and an excellent financial manager and knows the language of success.The language of success for a country includes foreign investments. It shows he is a leader. He is going out to seek help for his children to eat. He did not sit down and listen to unnecessary talks.”

“He is coming to the US. They are waiting for him at the United Nations in New York. He is coming to the US to seek other investors again. That is a father. That is the difference between a leader and a father. He wants to solve the problem of his children. He is passionate. He needs help. He is the father of the nation. He has to go and look for food for his children.
Asiwaju displayed an excellent passion for Nigeria, going to India for the G20 Summit to look for investments when a historic judgment of the 2023 presidential election was to be delivered. It showed he was not concerned about himself, but he was worried about Nigeria”, she noted.

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“I am excited and want my Nigerian family to unite because we must concentrate on agriculture, transportation, housing, mineral resources, and petroleum. These are the places where we need a favor. So we have to pray for our leader and President so that he can get accepted and get committed foreign investors that will revamp our economy. We have arable land, and we have human capital. The only thing we need is a favor from the Almighty God. So, Asiwaju is a blessing to this nation. I am telling Nigerians to arise and shine. Our light has come, and the glory of the Lord is upon us.”

“I am using this opportunity as Mama Diaspora, fully beatified 100% that everybody who prayed for his victory because of the cry of the faithful available much. Every religion prayed for him. That is unity, and everybody that campaigned for him to become the GCFR, I want to thank them. There is always a light after every dark tunnel. People like me have seen the light. There will be an inflow of foreign investors by the special grace of God In America, most of the buses I see write clean energy on the body of the buses. Nobody is talking about petroleum in America. They are discussing Alternative Fuel/CNG Compressed Natural Gas Buses and Solar Electric Vehicle.”

“This is the right time for us to switch to what other countries are doing because nobody is even using those things again.
Nigeria should intensify its efforts towards renewable energy and energy transition, both commercial and domestic. Our concentration should be on CNG, not on petroleum. There are a lot of investors that will embrace Nigeria’s energy transition plan. Now, we should talk about patriotism and confidence to attract foreign investors. Nigeria’s power sector should be revamped and made functional.”

“There is kinetic energy, a turbine, a windmill, and solar. These are the things people are using now all over the world. So, Asiwaju is a blessing to this nation. I am telling Nigerians to arise and shine. Our light has come, and the glory of the Lord is upon us”, she added.

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The Federal Government has approved a salary increase of between 25 and 35 per cent for civil servants.

This move is coming on the eve of the 2024 Workers’ Day.

This was revealed in a statement on Tuesday by the Head of Press at the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission (NSIWC)Emmanuel Njoku.

The increment, it stated, would take effect from January 1, 2024.

The Salary Structure includes the Consolidated Public Service Salary Structure (CONPSS), Consolidated Research and Allied Institutions Salary Structure (CONRAISS), Consolidated Police Salary Structure (CONPOSS), Consolidated Para-military Salary Structure (CONPASS), Consolidated Intelligence Community Salary Structure (CONICCS) and Consolidated Armed Forces Salary Structure (CONAFSS).

Those in the tertiary education and health sectors had already received their increases which involved Consolidated University Academic Salary Structure (CONUASS) and Consolidated Tertiary Institutions Salary Structure (CONTISS) for universities.

For polytechnics and colleges of education, the statement indicated that the new salary structure involved the Consolidated Polytechnics and Colleges of Education Academic Staff Salary Structure (CONPCASS) and Consolidated Tertiary Educational Institutions Salary Structure (CONTEDISS).

Those in the Health Sector will also be benefiting through the Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS) and Consolidated Health Sector Salary Structure (CONHESS).

Also, the Federal Government has approved increase in pension of between 20 and 28 per cent for pensioners on the defined benefits scheme concerning the above-mentioned six consolidated salary structures.

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The Federal Government has declared Wednesday May 1, 2024 as a public holiday to mark this year’s Workers’ Day.

Minister of Interior Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo made the declaration in a statement released on Tuesday by the ministry’s Permanent Secretary Aishetu Ndayako.

“The Federal Government has declared Wednesday, 1st May 2024 as a public holiday to commemorate this year’s Workers’ Day Celebration,” Aishetu said in the statement.

She quoted the minister as “In alignment with this year’s theme, which focuses on ensuring safety and health at work in a changing climate, I wish to state that the Federal Government remains steadfast in its resolve to prioritise the safety and well-being of all citizens.

“Let me reaffirm Mr. President’s commitment to providing a conducive environment for work, where every worker can thrive and contribute meaningfully to national development.”

The minister acknowledged the contribution of workers and called for more measures to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change through synergy.

“The minister also urged Nigerians to remain committed to the present administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda as he wishes workers a happy celebration,” the statement added.

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FG set to repatriate 20,000 Nigerians from Chad, Cameroon

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FG set to repatriate 20,000 Nigerians from Chad, Cameroon

The federal government has announced plans to repatriate 20,000 Nigerians from Chad and Cameroon over the next two months. The plan involves bringing back 6,000 individuals from Chad and 14,000 from Cameroon.

As of December 31, 2023, there were 21,338 Nigerian refugees in Chad and 120,677 in Cameroon. In the previous year, the federal government successfully repatriated 5,000 Nigerian refugees from Cameroon to Banki in Borno State. In preparation for the return of the refugees, the federal government procured food and non-food items worth N2 billion in 2023.

The Federal Commissioner of the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants, and Internally Displaced Persons (NCFRMI), Tijani Ahmed, disclosed this information at a Technical Working Group meeting in Abuja. The refugees were displaced due to various factors, including the 2022 flood, the Boko Haram crisis, clashes between farmers and herders, and the ongoing challenges posed by climate change.

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Ahmed said: “In the year 2023, the commission spearheaded the repatriation of 5,000 people living in Cameroon to the country.

“We are also arranging to bring back those who are interested in returning because repatriation is voluntary and an agreement has been signed between UNHCR, the government of Cameroon and the federal government of Nigeria in the area of repatriation of our people from Cameroon.

“We are going to work towards the repatriation of 6,000 Nigerians out of about 21,000 of them in Chad.

“We are looking at returning 3000 households from Chad, which is about 6,000 people would be repatriated from Chad to Nigeria. For Cameroon, we have about 14,000 people but we will profile them because we don’t have to force anybody to return. Arrangements are underway to get them back. Within the next two months, we should have concluded the arrangement on repatriation.”

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Deputy Representative (Protection), Bernadette Muteshi commended the federal government for taking the lead in the repatriation exercise.

FG set to repatriate 20,000 Nigerians from Chad, Cameroon

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