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Youth Minister Lifts NYSC Posting RestrictionsHonourable Minister for Youth Development, Comrade Olawande Emmanuel Ayod...
20/11/2024

Youth Minister Lifts NYSC Posting Restrictions

Honourable Minister for Youth Development, Comrade Olawande Emmanuel Ayodele has lifted all restrictions on NYSC posting. The Minister, in a directive dated 18th November, 2024 said the new posting instruction was in-line with the mandate of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to ensure that all government Ministries, Agencies, and Parastatals operate in tandem with the overall vision of the administration.

The Minister stated that the President is concerned with the rate of youth unemployment and has charged all stakeholders to ensure that young graduates garner the requisite experiences and job training to prepare them for immediate employment.

Olawande, who said he was aware of the existing posting policy which was initiated during the tenure of one of his predecessors, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi; said the restriction of posting to Education, Agriculture, Infrastructure and Health sectors was justifiable at that time because many private sector organizations were no longer employing because of the easy access to cheap corps labour.

The Minister, who acknowledged that the reality is now different, directed the revocation of all previous directives and the introduction of a new posting policy.

The new policy, which would come into effect at the commencement of the 2024 Batch “C” Orientation Course, contained the following directives:

a. Lifting of all restrictions on postings

b. Posting of corps members to, as much as practicable, be in line with their course of study.

c. Posting of corps members to selected banks and other private sector organizations, including those operating in oil and gas, to re-commence.

Update: Former President Obasanjo says President Tinubu’s policies important, but implemented wronglyObasanjo’s assessme...
27/05/2024

Update: Former President Obasanjo says President Tinubu’s policies important, but implemented wrongly

Obasanjo’s assessment comes as Tinubu’s government launches festivities to commemorate his one-year anniversary.

He focused on three administrative decisions: gasoline subsidies, exchange rates, and dealing with the military takeover in Niger Republic.

According to his media adviser, Kehinde Akinyemi, who issued a statement in Abeokuta on Sunday, Obasanjo spoke at a Colloquium: “Nigeria’s Development: Navigating the Way Out of the Current Economic Crisis and Insecurity” delivered at the Paul Aje Colloquium (PAC) in Abuja.

He berayed Tinubu’s government, saying “the present Administration has not found the right way to handle the economy to engender confidence and trust for investors to start trooping in.”

Obasanjo said, “Today, the government has taken three decisions, two of which are necessary but wrongly implemented and have led to impoverization of the economy and of Nigerians. These are removal of subsidy, closing the gap between black market and official rates of exchange and the third is dealing with a military coup in Niger Republic.

“The way forward is production and productivity which belief and trust in government leadership will engender. No shortcut to economic progress but hard work and sweat.”

“Economy does not obey orders, not even military orders. I know that. If we get it right, in two years, we will begin to see the light beyond the tunnel. It requires a change of characteristics, attributes and attitude by the leadership at all levels to gain the confidence and trust of investors who have alternatives.

He further said “Total Energy has gone to invest 6 billion dollars in Angola instead of Nigeria. If the truth must be stated, the present Administration has not found the right way to handle the economy to engender confidence and trust for investors to start trooping in.

27/05/2024

Update: Fed Govt sues 36 states at Supreme Court over local govt autonomy

The federal government has sued the thirty-six governors before the Supreme Court to ensure the autonomy of the nation’s local governments.

In the suit, marked SC/CV/343/2024, was filed on May 20, by the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice (AGF), Lateef Fagbemi (SAN) on behalf of the federal government.

The federal government is praying the Apex Court for an order prohibiting state governors from unilateral, arbitrary, and unlawful dissolution of democratically elected leaders for local governments.

It also prayed the Supreme Court for an order permitting the funds standing in the credits of local governments to be directly channelled to them from the federation account in line with the provisions of the Constitution as against the alleged unlawful joint accounts created by governors.

It wanted an order stopping governors from constituting caretaker committees to run the affairs of local governments as against the constitutionally recognized and guaranteed democratic system.

Also, the federal government wants an order of injunction restraining the governors, their agents, and privies from receiving, spending or tampering with funds released from the Federation Account for the benefit of local governments when no democratically elected local government system is put in place in the states.

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