I Will Expose the Truth When the Time Comes – NNPC Boss Kyari Speaks on Sabotaging Economy

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  – NNPC Boss Kyari

The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Mele Kyari, has declared that he will reveal the truth about the company’s operations when the time is right.

Kyari made this assertion on Wednesday while testifying before a Senate ad-hoc committee investigating alleged economic sabotage in the petroleum industry.

Led by Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, the committee is probing the oil firm’s activities amidst controversy and public scrutiny.

Kyari denied any involvement in the importation of sub-standard products, stating that NNPCL is committed to transparency and honesty.

The CEO expressed frustration over unfair media attacks, which he believes are aimed at tarnishing the company’s reputation and creating the impression of economic sabotage.

“We are not criminals, we are not thieves,” Kyari said. “We will protect our dignity so we can serve this country.”

Kyari also revealed that the oil and gas industry is bleeding, hinting at undisclosed issues which “they” knew that cannot be made public “until the time comes.”

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Sarkin Hausawa Speaks Over Attempt to take over Mosalashi Alhaja from Hausa Community by Agege LG

Sarkin Hausawa, Agege Alhaji Musa Mohammed, Dongo Kadai has Spoken Over the issue of an Attempt to take over Mosalashi Alhaja from Hausa Community by Agege LG.

Sarki made this statement through his Social media handle and he wrote:

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"Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem.

May the peace and blessings of Almighty Allah continue to be upon Prophet MUHAMMAD (Sallallahu Alaihi Wassalam) and His entire household, Amin".

"My attention was drawn on the issue of our of our mosque( Agege Central mosque popularly known as Moshalashi Alhaja,  since the occurrence of the attack of Lagos state task force on Covid 19 I have instructed the chief Iman, Naibi  and other members of the mosque committee to seal the mosque and strictly follow the order of either local, State or federal government on the closure of the mosque. I have said it  severally in almost all my posts that the Agege Hausa Community is highly responsible and law abiding on  all government policies and we have never been found wanting on any issues and the palace of Sarkin Hausawa of Agege is always in a good and cordial relationship with the local government on every issue not the mosque only, the Chairman in one part is our Chief Security Officer and in  another part is our son and we are always in contact with each other on matters of community affairs.

"I would like to call on the attentions of all the good people of Agege that this is not the period of hassle, confrontations and anger on any matter, we should remember that it is the sacred of all months, the month of forgiveness, the month of serving Almighty Allah utmostly. So, I therefore implored all and sundry to sheath their sword and continue with the act of ibadah that will bring about peace,stability and eradication of the pandemic that shook the entire world.

"I also directed all my subjects to adhere to the local government Chairman directives on the issue of the mosque that violate the laws and local government policies which I believed it is in our favour and also enjoin you all to be peace builder and law abiding people.

"Whoever has any advices or assistance on the issue of our Central mosque should please kindly see the imam or his assistants and if need be they will contact the palace of sarkin Hausawa of Agege on any issues pertaining that. I urged us all to please continue to follow the government guidelines on Covid 19, we should also use this moment of Ramadan to seek forgiveness of Almighty Allah, HIs continuous blessings and mercies not to engage one another on issues that had already been taken care of.

"We prays that may Almighty Allah continue to protect all of us against this pandemic, accept our act of ibadah, forgive our sins known and unknown, put us above the reach of our enemies and evil doers, protect our Faith's and instill the zeal of helping one another into our hearts and continue to let us live peacefully and harmoniously among ourselves, Amin.

"Thank you all and Almighty God will continue to bless  you in all ramifications".

Cambridge speaks on Buhari’s WAEC certificate saga

The University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate, now known as Cambridge Assessment, has said it can only release the certificate of President Muhammadu Buhari if he so requests.

Cambridge, a United Kingdom-based examination body, which oversaw the conduct of final year secondary school examination in Nigeria and placement into foreign universities in the early days of colonialism and years after, said this on Monday in a statement on its website.

The “Statement in response to Nigerian Presidential election enquiries”, read: “We can only confirm or verify results at the direct request of or with the permission of a candidate.

“This is in accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulations, Data Protection Act 2018 and section 40 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.”

The organisation also confirmed that according to the Regulations for 1961, African Language papers, including those for Hausa, were set for the West African School Certificate.

In a footnote, Cambridge also said: “Examination results were classed in grades by 1 to 9. 1,2,3,4,5 & 6 indicate a Pass with Credit; 7 & 8 indicate a Pass; 9 indicates a Failure.

“To pass the School Certificate, candidates had to pass examinations in a variety of groups. It was compulsory to pass English Language, but not Maths, in order to gain the Certificate.

“The number of candidates who sat for the WASC Hausa examination in 1961 was 152.

“Our records show that Hausa was set in the Northern Region in 1961.”

Buhari on Friday received the attestation and confirmation of his 1961 West African School Certificate (WASC) Examination.

The documents were presented to him at State House during a courtesy visit by a delegation of WAEC led by its Registrar, Dr Iyi Uwadiae, accompanied by Olutise Adenipekun, Head, National Office, Abiodun Aduloju, Head Public Affairs, and Olufemi Oke, Zonal Coordinator, Abuja.