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Tinubu the veiled face behind Mafab Communication Ltd 5G license? alleged role of Remi Tinubu and how it could benefit Tinubu’s presidential ambition

by Leading Reporters January 30, 2022
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The recent 5G license awarded to Mafab Communication Limited on 13th December, 2021, a company owned by Dr. Musbahu Mohammad Bashir, by the Nigeria Communication Commission has once again brought to fore the widely held belief that Nigeria is a country where favouritism and other sentiments hold sway.

Since Mafab Communication Limited won a 5G license, tongues have been wagging around how a company with no history in telecommunication industry surfaced from the blues and won a coveted 5G licence.  Another allusion in the front burner is the actual ownership structure of the company.

While some said Tinubu is a major stakeholder, the communication regulatory agency Nigeria Communication Commission has come out to say that due process was holistically followed in the award of the licenses. But whether Ahmed Bola Tinubu has stake in Mafab Communication Limited or not, one thing is certain.  Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a master strategist who understands that morality has no place in power-game. 

Tinubu is believed to have taken mastery of using fronts, associates, friends, and relatives to achieve anything he intends to achieve. Although, some would say Tinubu is an opportunist and a ruthless entrepreneur with ravenous appetite for wealth and more wealth.  But who is not? We all are! Whatever impression anyone has about the Lagos big-man, it has not deterred him from vigorously pursuing his ambitions, the latest of it being to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari as president.

Allegations have been made that the former Lagos State Governor and the ruling party National chieftain is one of the veiled faces behind Mafab Communication Ltd, a company that suddenly emerged from the blues and raked in a license that big player in communication industry like Airtel could not get.

Curiously, a hitherto unknown Mafab Communication Ltd won one of the only two 5G, 2.3GHz spectrum band licenses offered for sale by President Muhammadu Buhari APC-Led Federal Government through the Nigeria Communication Commission after paying $273,600,000. Tinubu, according to a source who claimed to be in the know is a major stakeholder in Mafab Communication Ltd.  Plans and discussions are already on top gear with some USA and China based telecommunication equipment suppliers  that will supply and man the equipment for Mafab Communications Ltd, according to the latest update from the company.

Although the Nigeria Communication Commission has come to Tinubu’s defence through its spokesman, Dr. Ikechukwu Adinde that the subject company has the wherewithal to be awarded the said license, event that played in 2022 budget of the commission may be a cue to what played out.  Ahmed Tinubu’s wife, Senator Remi Tinubu is the Senate Committee Chairman on telecommunication. Communication technology is key in every election.  Mrs. Tinubu was believed to be instrumental in the passage of N633.4billion budget for NCC in 2022 fiscal year.

Tinubu critics have opined that Tinubu is a man who stubbornly brings his tomorrow before it comes.  To that extent, they said that Tinubu ensured that his wife becomes the Senate Committee Chairman because of the role she would be needed to play in the telecommunication sector and by extension, in his presidential ambition.  In fact, communication, and technology are everything for Tinubu in a time like this.

The question then arises, should Tinubu have a hand in Mafab Telecommunications Ltd 5G license, how can that favourably affect his presidential ambition?

5G network is an emerging network that has a lot of possibilities.  It guarantees greater speed and access to information at a higher speed.  As beautiful as the benefits, there are other sides that could be used to manipulate information to one’s advantage and to other’s detriment.  That includes the fact that small antennas could be installed in places of interest such as street lights, buses, selected collation centers, and other places of interest. This implies that the antennas may not be centrally located and monitored, thereby giving room for manipulation by those who intend to use it to their own advantage.

Part of the challenges associated with 5G which could be cashed in for electoral manipulation is that it may become difficult to access these locations owned by various stakeholders, which would hinder the large-scale deployment of this type of antenna. What it means is that companies of interest may be used to site small antenna in areas that it may favour their paymaster.  An integrated Internet of Things (IoT) could work in anyone’s favour. Again, this innovation, could as well mean that there would not be a cohesion in deployment of small cell antennas and this could be used in a candidate’s favour against others.

Furthermore, there have been allegations of security breach against Hauwei, one of the largest players in the 5G innovation. It is said that the software and firmware used in Hauwei’s devices can be leveraged for manipulation.

Whether Ahmed Tinubu has hand in Mafab Telecommunications Ltd 5G or not, communication and technology can be used for venal purposes

Contributed by Light Shedrack, a public issues analyst and commentator.  .

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FRSC Reacts to Alleged Promotion Racketeering

by Folarin Kehinde January 30, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

The Federal Road Safety Corps has clarified a report alleging promotion racketeering in the organisation.

The Corps Public Education Officer, Mr Bisi Kazeem, made the clarification in a statement he issued on Saturday in Abuja.

“Having gone through the content of the publication, it has become necessary to clarify the disinformation and falsehood in the story, which regrettably mischaracterised the FRSC,“ the statement said.

Kazeem said that FRSC was guided by the principle that the purpose of promotion was for the advancement or uplifting of deserving officers who have met the necessary statutory requirements.

According to him, this is defined by a combination of extant regulatory documents such as the Public Service Rules, FRSC Conditions of Service, FRSC Scheme of Service and the FRSC Promotion Policy as approved by the Commission.

“The criteria for promotion to the next rank in FRSC is that the candidate must have satisfied the requirement of three or four years waiting period as applicable on rank.

“This provision excludes officers transiting from Assistant Corps Marshal to Deputy Corps Marshal (ACM to DCM) which is based on availability of vacancies in any of the six geo-political zones of the federation.

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“It is noteworthy to realise that the corps has six DCMs only, each representing the six geo-political zones. This means that apart from ACM to DCM, others must observe a statutory waiting period.

“The officer can only be qualified for promotion after the required period is met and the officer must be free of any disciplinary case(s), ” he said.

Kazeem said that contrary to the author’s claim all promotions in the corps were based on merit, observance of Federal Character Principle and availability of vacancies as approved by the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation on a yearly basis.

“Stating the above criteria has become utterly important to register the transparent and objective nature of FRSC promotion exercise to the minds of the public, the statement said.

The spokesman explained that the five states, Rivers, Bayelsa, Nasarawa, Yobe, and Sokoto that were alleged to have been sidelined did not have a single personnel that was eligible to participate in the promotion exercise as at the time the promotion list was compiled.

“This is so because none of the senior officers from those states has completed the mandatory and statutory waiting period.

Having said that, it is important to also state, for the sake of clarity, that the states that were alleged to have been favoured which included Imo, Edo, Enugu, Oyo and Ebonyi all have candidates.

And they all met the necessary requirements for the promotion before they were considered for the promotion exercise,“ he said.

Kazeem said that as a media friendly organisation, the corps wishes to applaud the watchdog role of the press which had over the years entrenched transparency and accountability in Public Service.

Kazeem urged journalists to always balance their reportage by seeking appropriate clarifications.

(NAN)

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1.3 billion Fraud: EFCC Detains Voice Of Nigeria DG Osita Okechukwu

by Folarin Kehinde January 29, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reportedly detained the Director-General of Voice of Nigeria (VON), Osita Okechukwu, over alleged fraud.

The EFCC detained Okechukwu on Saturday after honouring an invitation to appear at its headquarters in Abuja, reports The Punch.

The anti-graft agency is said to be investigating the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) member for allegedly misappropriating N1.3billion through his office.

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Infidelity: Dunamis Blacklist Sammie Okposo from Gospel Concert

by Folarin Kehinde January 29, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

Dumanis International Church has dropped Gospel Sammie Okposo from performing at the Church Gospel Concert in Abuja.

While the church did not make their reason known, It would be recall that Okposo had been in an extra marital affair with African Doll when she broke the news of her pregnancy on Instagram.

Meanwhile, Okposo, has taken down a post on Instagram in which he apologised to his wife and supporters after news broke out that he got a US-based lady pregnant.

The lady identified as African Doll, had on Monday called out the singer, saying he abandoned her after learning that their affair had led to pregnancy.

”We both know that we didn’t use protection. We both know that we were wrong. There is still a way to handle things. He didn’t handle it right. I am not saying he has to bow to me but there is a way you do things.

“Turning your back on me is wrong. Any woman on earth won’t feel okay about it. It doesn’t feel good to be abandoned or to be thrown to the side. I cannot be walking around thinking about it, life goes on,” she told Obodo Oyinbo TV.

On the plans she has for the pregnancy, African Doll said, “I will keep the baby, I don’t really believe in abortion. Fornication is a sin. The bible says he who is without sin should cast the first stone. It is not my intention to hurt anybody but to bring life to the situation.”

The lady’s allegation was followed by an apology from Sammie Okposo, which has now been deleted 24 hours after he posted it.

The singer’s apology read in part, “Dear Friends, I need to bring a very unfortunate incident to your attention as I am not proud of it but know that this is the right thing to do.

“On my recent trip to the USA (Late 2021), I got intimately involved with a lady, knowing that this was not appropriate as a married man and a minister of the gospel. I am ashamed and regret my actions as it has caused a lot of pain to my dear wife, Ozioma, my family and me.

“As I work in making peace with God, repenting and asking His forgiveness, I am suspending myself from all ministry work until full restoration as this is what is proper and what I know I owe God and His people.

“To my wife, Ozioma, I am sincerely sorry I put you through this shameful and embarrassing situation. I broke your trust and disappointed you.

“Your forgiveness of my moral failure and poor judgement is important to me. I pray I will eventually be able to build back the trust and confidence every single day forth.”

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‘There’s Sufficient Petrol’, Says NNPC As Long Queues Resurface In Abuja

by Folarin Kehinde January 28, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has asked Nigerians not to panic amid the ongoing scarcity of fuel in Abuja.

Residents of Abuja are currently struggling to purchase fuel at different filling stations in the nation’s capital.

From Kubwa to Maitama, Utako, Asokoro, among others residents are scrambling for petrol as black marketers are smiling to the bank.

Commenting on the development in a statement on Wednesday night, Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, Garba Deen Muhammad, said it has sufficient petrol stock to meet the needs of Nigerians.

NNPC in a statement said, “Please do not panic, NNPC Ltd wishes to assure the public that the Company has sufficient PMS stock to meet the needs of Nigerians.

The public is therefore advised not to engage in panic buying of petrol and to ignore all rumors that may suggest otherwise.

“In line with the existing laws of the land, NNPC Ltd is deeply committed to ensuring energy security for the country,” it said.

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Prayers won’t Elect Leaders, Get Your PVC and Vote– Kumuyi

by Folarin Kehinde January 27, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

Pastor William Kumuyi, Founder of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, says the outcome of the 2023 elections will not be decided by prayers only.

The General Superintendent charged citizens to get their voter’s card and participate in the process.

Kumuyi gave the counsel on Wednesday in Ibadan while speaking on the church’s crusade to commence on Thursday.

The religious leader urged Christians to pray to God to enthrone leaders that would make Nigeria better and also vote.

“While we pray, we should take action to come out and vote. We need to understand that our destiny is in our hands”, NAN quoted him saying.

Kumuyi noted that men of spiritual authority capable of influencing the condition of the country through prayers are needed.

“Men who will stand in the gap for our nation, just like the few righteous in Sodom who Abraham asked God to consider when He wanted to destroy the nation,” he said.

On visions about Nigeria, he said prophecies can be fulfilled at an appointed time, while some on conditions such as the case of Hezekiah in the Bible.

“One can prophesy about a nation or continent, but one’s prayers and faith can always influence/affect the fulfilment of the prophecy”, the cleric added.

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Forthcoming Council Election: Kuje Council Chairman Allegedly Dishes 52 Cars To Thugs and Associates

by Leading Reporters January 26, 2022
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A group, League of Friends for Good  Governance,  Kuje Chapter has raised alarm  over what it termed looming security breach following the presentation of 52 vehicles to notorious thugs around Kuje by the Kuje Council Chairman, Hon. Abdullahi Suleiman Sabo in preparation of the forth coming council election. 

The group, in a communiqué exclusively obtained by LeadingReporters opined that the forth coming Kuje Council Election may be greeted with violence and security breach, unless the security agencies proactively steps in.  Other allegations made by the group include diversion of council fund into secret accounts for election, last-minutes acquisitions of series of landed property by the council chairman, incessant award of contracts to associates and paying upfront to them without work being done.

Rising from a meeting, the group spokesman who would not want his name in print for security reasons said that while the group is not against anyone pursuing his or her legitimate political ambition, doing so at the detriment of the collective resources of the people and at the cost of lives of Kuje residents should be resisted by all well-meaning Nigerians.

Furthermore, the petitioners enjoined the anti-corruption agencies to investigate how revenues from food handling, inspection, certifications and tenement rates are handled since Hon. Abdullahi Sabo assumed office. 

“We call on anti-corruption agencies to wade in and unravel how a man who is known to be from a humble background suddenly could afford to have 28 houses, plazas, shops and other landed properties within interval of two years.  We specifically want the anti-corruption agencies to ask the Council Chairman question on how he garnered N240million kept aside to prosecute his political ambition. 

The group listed few of the properties, allegedly acquired by Hon. Sabo to include N15million house which he acquired from the family of Late Hon. Yusuf Doperi,  N18million house acquired from one Mr. Kenneth, Engineer Idri’s N18million house bought over by Hon. Sabo.  Another house worth N20million bought from Mr. Adbullahi.  Other houses include N19million house bought from Alh. Ebbo; reconstruction of one of his houses at the cost of N90million Naira currently;  a plaza behind Kuje Market estimated to have been acquired at the cost of N70million.

The group as well alleged that Hon. Abdullahi Sabo recently acquired a large expanse of land in the heart of Kuje, directly opposite the Gomo Palace, estimated at the cost of N50million. 

The group promised to work with the anti-corruption agencies to unravel all the perennial atrocities that have been perpetrated in the council, under the leadership of Hon. Abdullahi Sabo.

All efforts to reach Kuje Council Chairman to address the allegations proved abortive as calls and texts sent to him and his Chief of staff were unanswered as at the time of filing this report. 

Contracts running into hundreds of millions allegedly awarded by Hon. Abdullahi Sabo without due process would follow in our next publication.  Stay tuned. 

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COVID-19 Vaccination: FG Integrates Mass campaign with Childhood Immunization

by Folarin Kehinde January 25, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

The Federal Government has disclosed that plans are underway way to integrates mass COVID-19 campaign with the childhood immunization and other Primary Health Care(PHC) services. 

It said this is to ensure that while government is trying so hard to control the transmission of COVID-19, it does not neglect other PHC services or even have outbreaks of childhood vaccine preventable diseases at hands.

The Executive Director of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency(NPHCDA), Dr Faisal Shuaib at the media briefing on Progress of COVID-19 Vaccination in Nigeria on Tuesday said that alongside the COVID-19 vaccines, childhood vaccines will also be available at COVID-19 vaccination sites

Faisal therefore urged parents or guardians with children aged zero to 23 months to take them along to the vaccination sites as he maintained that the childhood vaccines protect infants against polio, whooping cough, measles, yellow fever, tetanus, tuberculosis, and other childhood preventable diseases. 

“We urge you to please tell your colleagues, friends and loved ones to go to the vaccination sites or health centres nearest to them with their zero to 23 months old children for vaccination against COVID-19 and childhood vaccine-preventable diseases”.

“We call on Nigerians to avail themselves of the opportunity in the on-going mass vaccination exercise to get vaccinated against COVID-19”.

Shuaib further disclosed that as of today, Tuesday January 25th 2022, records shows that 14,093,873 eligible persons have received the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine in Nigeria while 5,252,406 eligible Nigerians have been fully vaccinated. 

“However, as one would expect, these results are not evenly distributed across the states of the Federation. Our deep dive into state performances reveals that Nasarawa, Jigawa, FCT, Ogun and Kwara have remained the top 5 performing states on COVID-19 vaccine uptake”. 

“It is noteworthy to mention that Jigawa and Lagos have each vaccinated about 1.5million eligible Nigerians with the first dose, while FCT, Nasarawa, Lagos and Delta are leading on second dose administration with more than 10% of eligible populations in each of the states already vaccinated. 

“It is in our spirit of transparency and accountability that we consider it important to keep Nigerians informed about the progress of COVID-19 vaccination in the states”. 

“We also believe that this information will serve as an encouragement for the states in the vaccine uptake, going forward”.

Shuaib also seeks State Governors supports particularly those on low performance prayed that  Governors should charge them with the responsibility of ensuring that the populace within their constituencies are duly vaccinated”. 

“The Governor should charge the LGA Chairmen and health teams to develop a daily, weekly and monthly Covid-19 and Childhood vaccination targets based on the total eligible populations”.

“The Governor can meet with the LGA Chairmen and health teams on a weekly basis, to review the results of the campaigns and confirm if these targets are being met. This can also be an agenda on the weekly State Executive Council meetings”.

“The Governor can apply accountability mechanisms to the vaccination process by publically rewarding LGA teams that perform the highest and sanctions teams that do not meet the minimum requirements despite the supports”. 

“This can be done in a fortnightly ceremony where the Governor shakes the best performers and issue certificates or plaques of excellence”.

“We understand the challenges of undue vaccine hesitancy in the country, we strongly believe that a more committed approach to implementing mass vaccination will lead to improved vaccine uptake”. 

“This is why our current vaccination phase emphasizes state supervision support to ramp up vaccine uptake especially in low performing states”.

“We want to acknowledge the strong leadership displayed by many Governors in ensuring that their citizens are vaccinated and encourage them to do even more, so we can further improve our vaccination coverage”. 

“Last year, the daily Covid-19 vaccination coverage was about 100,000 people per day. Between December 2021 and January 2022, we have more than doubled this vaccination rate to over 200,000 per day”. 

“With the talents and capabilities of Nigerians, I know we can do better and we must improve to we protect all Nigerians”.

“It is pertinent to reiterate the fact that till date, Nigeria has not recorded any death arising from COVID-19 vaccination. This should further serve to convince everyone that COVID-19 vaccines are safe”. 

“Let me therefore remind all Nigerians, that the second and booster doses are critical to achieving high protection against the virus especially as it keeps mutating”.

“Nigeria introduced booster dose of COVID-19 vaccine on the 10th of December 2021, following the recommendation by WHO for people who have received two doses of AstraZeneca, Moderna, Pfizer Bio-N-Tech or one dose of Johnson & Johnson vaccines.

“In line with his exemplary leadership style, President Muhammadu Buhari received his booster dose of COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday the 21st of December 2021. So far, 416,980 Nigerians have received their booster dose. This is a clear indication that many more Nigerians are determined to achieve maximum protection against COVID-19”.

“Our Joint Task Force on COVID-19 vaccine monitoring and accountability is still very active and vigilant. The Federal Government is on alert for any report of card vending and other unlawful activities on COVID-19 vaccination. Therefore, we urge everyone to remain law-abiding and compliant with recommended safety measures on COVID-19”. 

“It is our hope that the year 2022 represents the exit and recovery of Nigeria and the rest of the world from COVID-19”.

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BREAKING: FG Suspends Planned Petrol subsidy Removal

by Folarin Kehinde January 24, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

The federal government has suspended the planned petrol subsidy removal till further notice.

The government had planned to stop subsidy payments on petroleum products from July this year.

Zainab Ahmed, minister of finance, budget, national planning, said this during a meeting held at the national assembly on Monday in Abuja.
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The meeting was convened at the instance of Ahmad Lawan, president of the senate, with Timipre Sylva, minister of state for petroleum resources, Mele Kyari, group managing director, NNPC Limited, in attendance.

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JUST IN: Diezani To Be Extradited To Nigeria As Court Issues Arrest Warrant

by Folarin Kehinde January 24, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has approved a warrant of arrest for the extradition of the former minister of petroleum resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke.

Alison-Madueke, who stays abroad is wanted by the federal government regarding a number of alleged financial crimes including the misappropriation of N34 billion public funds.

Counsel for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Farouk Abdullah, presented an arrest warrant to the court on Monday, adding that the former minister must return to the country to defend herself in court.

He argued that the International Police Organisation (INTERPOL) needs it to effect her arrest.

Presiding judge, Bolaji Olajuwon granted the application.

Olajuwon ruled that the court will not sit until Deziani is arraigned during proceedings.

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