Nigerians in Diaspora for Good Governance

Nigerians in Diaspora for Good Governance Nigerians in Diaspora for Good Governance (NIDGG) is a non-governmental organization aiming to promo

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01/22/2023

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THIS IS FOR MALE!!! FREE PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING AT AGEGE STADIUM. We are presently at Agege Stadium, Lagos State for ...
07/04/2022

THIS IS FOR MALE!!!

FREE PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING AT AGEGE STADIUM.

We are presently at Agege Stadium, Lagos State for The Dozy Mmobuosi Foundation prostate cancer screening exercise.

This exercise continues till Wednesday, July 6, 2022

This is a call to male individuals who is above 40 and stays around Agege, Ogba, Ikeja, Ojodu, fagba, and agidingbi, to take the advantage of this awesome free screening exercise.

A burden of quality medical service you will pay an average of N100,000 to get done has been taken off you by this foundation.

Pls, grab this opportunity and let us collectively reduce this avoidable male health challenge in Nigeria.

Thank you.
NIDDG coordinator

Where is the government of the people???
07/04/2022

Where is the government of the people???

06/01/2022

Hausa / Fulani Okada riders in Lagos having a meeting ahead of 1st June government ban of plying major roads in Lagos what the outcome will be not known yet

05/10/2022

THERE WAS A COUNTRY!

Nigeria is broke but China is the saving grace.

1) Sen. Bola Ahmed Tinubu ₦100mn
2) Prof. Yemi Osibanjo ₦100mn
3) Rotimi Amaechi. ₦100mn
4) Sen. Godswill Akpabio. ₦100mn
5) Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu. ₦100mn
6) Sen. Chris Ngige. ₦100mn
7) Sen. Rochas Okorocha. ₦100mn
8 Sen. Ibikunle Amosu. ₦100mn
9) Pst. Tunde Bakare. ₦100mn
10) Com. Adams Oshiomole₦100mn
11) Prof. Ben Ayade. ₦100mn
12) Gov. Dave Umahi. ₦100mn
13) Dr. Kayode Fayemi. ₦100mn
14) Emeka Nwajiuba. ₦100mn
15) Sen. Ken Nnamani. ₦100mn
16) Yahaya Bello. ₦100mn
17) Sen. Orji Uzor Kalu. ₦100mn
18) Gov. Badaru. ₦100mn
19. Godwin Emefiele ₦100mn
20. Ahmed Sani Yerima ₦100mn
21. Ajayi Borriface. ₦100mn
22. Mrs Uji Ohnenye. ₦50mn
23. Pastor Nicholas Felix Nwagbo₦100mn
24. Dimeji Bankole ₦100mn
25. Yunusa Nuhu Ometo. ₦100mn
₦2,450,000,000.
As at Thursday, The National Organising Secretary of APC, Alhaji Sulaiman Arugugu, Said;
1. 241 aspirants picked senatorial forms x 20m each = 4,820,000,000
2. 821 aspirants Picked House of Representatives x 10m each = 8,210,000,000
3. 1,505 aspirants Picked States House of Assembly x 2m each = 3,010,000,000
4. 48 aspirants Picked Governorship x 50m each = 2,400,000,000
5. 15 aspirants Picked Presidential x 100m each = 1,500,000,000
*Thursday total = 19,940,000,000 (19 billion + approx)*
How much is ASUU asking the government for?
There was a country!


04/19/2022

☝🏻This man in Bahrain has taken care of hundreds of Yateem (Orphans) in his life time.
He was honoured in a beautiful way .His car stopped on the signal and his name appeared from all sides. The banner dropped telling him he is the head of all champoins ever born.Even the radio stations delivered the message to him *BE GOOD AND DO GOOD FOR EVER*
💚💚💚💚👏👏👏💚

04/19/2022

*Interim government should replace Buhari in 2023, says ​Afe Babalola*

By

Femi Adewale

April 18, 2022

Legal icon and elder statesman, Chief Afe Babalola (SAN), says an interim government should replace the current administration at the expiration of President Muhammadu Buhari tenure in 2023.

Babalola told a news conference in Ado-Ekiti on Monday that the interim government should be in office for six months to chart a new course for Nigeria.

He stressed that the 2023 elections should be suspended until Nigeria has “a new-look peoples’ Constitution which should provide for part-time legislators and non-executive president’’.

Babalola said that members of the interim government should be drawn from all living former presidents and vice-presidents; some selected ministers and governors and delegates of prominent professional associations.

The professional associations could be the Nigeria Medical Association, Nigeria Bar Association, Nigeria Labour Congress, Nigeria Union of Journalists, Academic Staff Union of Universities and Civil Society Organisations.

The elder statesman noted that such delegates should be elected on zero party basis.

He said it was regrettable that the current 1999 Constitution, foisted on Nigerians by the military, was no longer in tune with realities of the day.

“The same Constitution has made politics become not only very attractive, but the only lucrative business in Nigeria today.

“What this means is that any election that holds under the present scenario will end up producing transactional and recycled leaders, with no ability to turn things around,’’ he said.

The university proprietor advised that the new Constitution, which should be coordinated by the interim government, should spell out rules and regulations on improved qualifications of those contesting elections.

He added that the new Constitution should provide for part-time legislators and not full-time legislators, considering the attendant waste of resources.

“The new Constitution should also provide that there shall be no salary, but sitting allowances only for lawmakers.

“It should provide a true federal system of government, instead of the expensive presidential system of government. I suggest parliamentary system of government, with a unicameral legislature.

“The new Constitution should also provide a body at the local, state and federal levels to screen all aspirants on the sources of their wealth and means of livelihood, criminal record which includes pending suits,’’ he said.

The legal luminary added that any person that would become the president of Nigeria should not be older than 60 years of age and must have a university degree.

04/18/2022

Truth been told......

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