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You Are A Small Man, I Dare You To Do Your Worst— Rivers Lawmaker Tells Fubara

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A lawmaker in the Rivers State House of Assembly, Enemi Alabo George, via his official Facebook account, has lashed out at the Governor following claims he (Fubara) intends to pull down the Rivers legislative residential quarters.

Alabo George represents Asari-Toru Constituency II and is one of the pro-Wike lawmakers in the Martin Amaewhule-led Assembly.

Let me today dare Sim Fubara for the first time. You had the guts to break the gates of the Rivers State House of Assembly quarters and force yourself into the quarters, threatening and harassing people.

Shooting and putting fear into people, into wives of Assembly members and their Children, just to assert yourself. You are such a small man.

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You burnt the hallowed chambers of the House of Assembly , we did not answer you, you attacked the residence of the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, where four people were killed, we did not answer you, you demolished the Rivers State House of Assembly Complex, we we did not answer you, we thought it the madness of a minute.

You know where I live, you know my apartment, why didn’t you come?. I have respected our friendship for so long. I have refused to comment about you, I have respected your office as governor. I have always remembered that while I worked with Zenith Bank you were my friend, I have always remembered that you and me did a Masters Degree together, I have always remembered how much I worked for you to be Governor, how I mobilized professionals from all works and corners of life to support you. I remember that the only time you had the opportunity to present your blueprint to Rivers people, it was me!!! I orchestrated that, Yes!!! You have done enough.

Now, let the heavens fall!!!

I will never bow to baal. You are such a small man.

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In all you do, never be moved by sentiments. I supported and voted for a friend to be governor. He ended up as a tyrant, not able to stand anyone who opposes him. A man who shoots at wives and children is not a man. Biggest mistake I ever made, but it’s a huge lesson. Some of us do not fear anything. Suddenly a killer? Come kill pls. You know where to find me.

For all our mutual friends, especially from the banking community who have called to say let’s sheathe our swords, please also tell him to stop embarrassing all of us. It took me almost one full year to speak. One can’t keep embarrassing all of us this way. I need nothing from him, he needs nothing from me, but friends should tell themselves truth sometimes.

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Delta gov fires Information Commissioner with immediate effect

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Delta State governor, Sheriff Oborevweri, has fired the information commissioner, Ifeanyi Osuoza, with immediate effect over alleged poor performance.

According to government sources, the governor had directed the commissioner for works (rural roads) Charles Aniagwu to take over the affairs of the Ministry of Information temporarily.

Accordingly, Aniagwu will resume office on Monday as both Commissioners for Information and Works.

According to government sources, the governor relieved Osuoza’s appointment as information commissioner following a series of complaints during his short stay.

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The Director General, Delta State Bureau for Orientation and Communication, Dr. Fred Latimo Oghenesivbe, who confirmed the development said: “the former commissioner for information, Ifeanyi Osuoza had been briefed already of the state of affairs.”

Oghenesivbe stated that there will be an official announcement to that effect by the governor but for now “Charles Aniagwu will take over the two ministries (works and information) for the meantime.”

Aniagwu had served as Chief Press Secretary (CPS) and Commissioner for Information during former governor Ifeanyi Okowa’s two-term administration before being appointed as works commissioner in charge of rural roads.

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Indian lawmaker dies after shooting himself

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Indian lawmaker Gurpreet Gogi, a member of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has tragically died after accidentally shooting himself. The incident reportedly occurred late on Friday night, resulting in fatal injuries to his head.

Gurpreet Gogi was immediately taken to Dayanand Medical College and Hospital in Ludhiana, where doctors confirmed his death upon arrival. The Punjab Police described the incident as an accident. Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jaskaran Singh Teja explained, “As per the family members, Gurpreet Gogi accidentally shot himself, resulting in bullet injuries to his head. He was declared dead at the hospital, and his body is now at the mortuary in DMC Hospital.”

The exact cause of death will be clarified after a post-mortem examination. “The post-mortem report will clarify the cause of death,” added the DCP. Authorities are continuing their investigation to understand the full details of the incident.

Gogi became a notable figure in Punjab politics after joining the AAP in 2022. He gained recognition when he defeated two-time Congress MLA Bharat Bhushan Ashu in the Ludhiana assembly elections.

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This tragedy brings to mind a similar event in 2019, when a candidate for the Mississippi state legislature, Carl Robinson, fatally shot his wife before taking his own life.

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NASS To Presidency: Border Closure Not Effective

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Federal lawmakers in both chambers of the National Assembly have expressed strong reservations about the effectiveness of border closure by the Federal Government.

Speaking at the Joint Committees on Industry, Trade and Investment on 2025 Budget Defence by the Trade Ministry, Senator representing Osun East, Senator Francis Adenigba Fadaunsi noted that the exit of Niger Republic and Chad from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) with the consequent opening of their borders to Nigerians are worsening the menace of insecurity across the affected states.

He said:” Border closure is hampering the economic fortunes of the country because rather than curb smuggling, it encourages it.

“For example on rice production alone, the largest percentage of 4 million tonnes shortfall is being smuggled into the country since local producers are only producing 3 million tonnes out of the expected consumption rate of 7 million tonnes.”

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In her submission, House of Representatives member representing Nangero/ Potiskum Federal Constituency of Yobe State, Hon Fatima Talba, declared that the borders in her constituent were technically open, not closed.

“Going by free movement of people and even criminals across the borders, it is time for us, to stop fooling ourselves with border closure.”

Paul Kalejaiye representing Ajeromi / Ifelodun Federal Constituency of Lagos State in the House of Representatives, also spoke in similar vein.

“We need to even ask the question on the border policy being implemented. Are all borders across the Nation closed or those closed are from a segment of the country.”

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The Committee later urged the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr Jumoke Oduwole who came for the budget defence session, to liaise with the Presidency on the way out of the border closure.

Oduwole had earlier in her presentation to the committee, said the sum of N3.8billion is earmarked for capital expenditure in the 2025 fiscal year, N4.65billion for personnel cost, N1.45billion for overhead and projected revenue of N2 4billion.

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