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Ovation Palliatives Target 250 Nigerian Women, Widows, Business Owners, Disburse N5000 to Each

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By Eric Elezuo

In fulfillment of its pledge to continue to support Nigerians with token palliatives to cushion the effects of the times, the Ovation Palliatives, a brainchild of the Ovation Media Group, under the chairmanship of Chief Dele Momodu, has disbursed another total sum of One Million, Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira (N1, 250, 000) to 250 Nigerians with each receiving N5000.

This time, the palliatives reached vulnerable Nigerian women, including widows, small scale business owners and the likes.

According to an IT guru, Ms Farida Bedwei, in Accra, Ghana, who coordinated the entire process, five candidates were selected from each state in the first instance after which the remaining was divided among the top five states with the most applications.

Farida informed that states such as Borno, Bauchi, Taraba, Lagos, Gombe and Oyo, got 15 candidates each while Kaduna got 12 as the states with most applications.

She noted however, that there were candidates whose account numbers were either incomplete or incorrect, and suggested that such be replaced forthwith.

Recall that in February 2021, Momodu and the Ovation Group gave out N5000 each to 1004 Nigerians, totalling N5 million Twenty Thousand.

The Ovation Palliatives concept was initiated at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic when many Nigerians were living in hardship even with claims of government’s disbursement of cash and materials through its Social Investment Programme (SIP).

As at today, many well meaning Nigerians, especially those living abroad, have keyed into the initiative, and are making their token contributions for onward disbursement.

Below are names and details of the 250 lucky Nigerians.

Bank Sort Code Bank Name Branch Account No. Amount
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Ajewole Adeosun Ifaki 5000 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Mariya Yahayya Funtua 3170650374 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Asmau Abubakar Wudil 3127501157 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Rose Daniel Abuja 3162498977 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Osho Jesutofunmi Yaba 3136779093 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED hajara muhammad hadejia 3083476331 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Scholarstica Ejimadu Owerri 3012560762 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Sa’adatu Tukur Ashaka Saving 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED AGBARA Samuel Ziks Avenue Uwani 3083212421 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED habibatu sani ibb way kofar kaura 3149408254 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Oti Ali Afikpo 2003672941 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Blessing Tarlishi Kakuri 2030824836 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Oluwakemi Olujare Kaduna South 3047959515 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Akadile Chidiebere Waterworks Road Abakaliki Ebonyi State 3004919185 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Okimiji Augustina Warri 3112336911 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Ann Osoka Sabo Yaba Lagos 3011034059 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED MARY ESSIEN CALABAR ROAD 3020553927 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Lilian Aghanti Aba 5000 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Fatima Takware Birnin Kebbi 2033191449 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Opeyemi Ariyo Akure 3049798758 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Lami Adamu Bauchi 3134097926 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Usman Muhammad Lafia 3093731523 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Ikilima Saleh Bauchi 3167689002 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Ummul khalsum Aliyu Minna 2022394813 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Jummai John Main 3064116371 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Aisha Aliyu Kano road maiduguri 3080953880 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Bunmi Shobande Dakole 3005520555 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Aisha Is haq Maiduguri 3164458863 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Nasara Ibrahim Gusau 3137765136 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Fatima Alkali Potiskum 3167954108 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Hindatu Ma.inta Potiskum 3166385857 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Amina Yusuf 3161189548 3161189548 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Niimatu Abubakar Kano road 3101099131 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Maryam Abdullahi Bauchi 3127451733 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Gwansibe Zinas Zing local govt 3150044&61 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Diyoke Margaret Abubakar buga road Keffi Nasarawa state 3117084602 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED JUSTINA UWAH UYO 3101814309 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Bamidele Iyanuoluwa Akanran 3075830055 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Doowuese Akor Makurdi 3162665483 5000
NIP011 FIRST BANK NIGERIA LIMITED Emem Benedict Uniben 3063419130 5000
NIP032 Union Bank of Nigeria Plc Adeyeye Iyabode Agric ikorodu ‘0147365597 5000
NIP032 Union Bank of Nigeria Plc denen endoo bali ‘0057136151 5000
NIP032 Union Bank of Nigeria Plc Amuche Ezeanochie Okumagba Avenue 500000 5000
NIP032 Union Bank of Nigeria Plc Hannatu Bala Bankroad ‘0078257840 5000
NIP032 Union Bank of Nigeria Plc Gift Nwanosike Ibeno branch ‘0041473017 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Ibukun Olatunji Ilorin 2173841398 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Hawa muhammed okene 2041713826 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Halima Tahiru Nasarawa branch 2078892488 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc hadiza idris maiduguri 500000 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc maryam musa a long biu road 2148226663 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Ajuma Ede Nasarawa 2025323131 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Jamila Muhammad Jalingo 2119648951 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Amina Abdulsalam Gombe 2152658854 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Amina Gital Sokoto 2181030908 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Apollos Onyinyechi Bank road 2155250675 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Rakiya Ibrahim Asokoro 2022614658 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Ai’sha Muhammad Gusau 2157128303 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Cecilia Tabugbo Kumasi house 2112479507 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Adeola Kehinde Iyana ipaja 2152802523 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Sadiya Muhammad Gusau branch 2184986611 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Firdausi Hamza Takum 2083576241 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Victoria Ajishu Wukari 2065369830 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc MAIMUNA YAWALE MAIDUGURI 2155347735 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Aisha Saidu Maiduguri 2056148170 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Maryann Udeh Badagry 500.000.00 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Healer Akila Maraba 2177871490 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Maryam Ahmadi Yola 2127204145 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Uluba Waindu Main 2039944317 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Bridjet Akapo Benin City 2167594798 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Mallam Umaru Monday market 2177665299 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Fauziya Ahmad Maiduguri 2105791591 5000
NIP033 United Bank For Africa Plc Inemo Abiori Uyo 2022288378 5000
NIP035 Wema Bank Plc Onipede Aduke Ayedun Ekiti ‘0223020432 5000
NIP035 Wema Bank Plc Ibrahim Folashade Abeokuta ‘0237649511 5000
NIP035 Wema Bank Plc Rashida Sani Gombe ‘0247596681 5000
NIP035 Wema Bank Plc Blessing Akinbosoye Station road Oshogbo ‘0228354772 5000
NIP035 Wema Bank Plc Okoliko Oluwadunsin Ado Ekiti ‘0241739938 5000
NIP035 Wema Bank Plc Lubabatu Wanka Bauchi ‘0246208923 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Felicia Maliya Jalingo ‘0025679390 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Martha Adejumobi Osogbo osun state ‘0801602993 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Olaronke Onibonokuta Osogbo ‘0045738725 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Adelowo Tunmise Ado branch ‘0736047221 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Aishatu Umar Jalingo ‘0087924955 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Fatima Zakariya’u Funtua Katsina state ‘0782199749 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Ogundele Temilayo Ogbomoso 1380003766 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Deborah Adeusi Akungba ‘0692355750 5000
NIP044 Access Bank JUSTINA OLATINSU Kubwa Abuja ‘0696362101 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Patience Edegbe Ifako gbagada ‘0059509782 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Ohunene Ibrahim Minna ‘0778120010 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Christian Brown Uyo 10000000 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Lami Tela Maiduguri ‘0004800324 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Bello Nofisat Kola 1410314835 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Fatima Abubakar Yola ‘0821596799 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Rhamatu Kolo Bida ‘0046207098 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Faith Ejembi Maraba ‘0022510827 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Modupe Ajagun Sango ota ‘0788468247 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Ebikoboere okpo Amassoama 1444325814 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Joy Egbara Orba road nsukka branch ‘0038960995 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Edna Edaki Ojodu Berger ‘0006316691 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Samuel Chinecherem Ladipo ‘0081212391 5000
NIP044 Access Bank ANEFU J Unijos ‘0768298482 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Samuel Florence Yenagoa ‘0016297549 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Esther Bello Benin city ‘0700970825 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Oluwatoyin Ngwam Kaduna south ‘0034769932 5000
NIP044 Access Bank John Pheobe Kafanchan ‘0814978427 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Comfort Samuel Zaria ‘0028024245 5000
NIP044 Access Bank sadiya adamu a long biu road ‘0727444349 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Aishatu Shuaibu Deba ‘0772854214 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Mary Biu Yenagoa ‘0019706845 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Rafiah Isma’il Ali akilu road ‘0776868695 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Naima Abdullahi Kaduna ‘0104555115 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Grace Egbai Calabar ‘0058237477 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Sakina Abdulhamid Zaria ‘0791650341 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Esther Jato Makurdi ‘0828065285 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Adama Muhammad Maiduguri 1238875462 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Maryam Hassan Maiduguri Branch ‘0029573661 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Zarau Magaji Along biu Road gombe ‘0727367891 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Takos Genkume Port Harcourt ‘0017006462 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Hussaina Munkaila Anchau 1402381892 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Omolara Omolegbe Alaba rago ‘0700480999 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Rahila Gyang Bukuru 1384356082 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Rose Vincent Kubwa ‘0021081279 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Promise Chukwu Gombe ‘0048500401 5000
NIP044 Access Bank AMINA ADAMU Potiskum ‘0726011032 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Damaris Caleb Gombe ‘0807373174 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Maryam Abdullahi Kumo branch ‘0784264063 5000
NIP044 Access Bank Patrick Halima Bokkos 1442286696 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Chinasa Ogudoro Any Branch O7O3OO4O29 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Ezeibedu Uchechukwu Aba 4081019941 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc EUNICE OTIRIBI IKOM ‘0391202619 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Rachael Agoi Omida Abeokuta 4751030485 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Ogheneyoma Ejiro-emmanuel Warri 3590002589 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Hajja Modu Monday market 3410015911 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Zainab Abubakar Bauchi 2663080082 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Pamela Celestine Awka 4592156146 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Abdul Ille Mararaba 3681151978 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc GLORY JOHN UYO 3351119378 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Kapi Jeonam Agbara 1661023152 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Oluyinka Osadare Ikeja ‘0441001188 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc Funmilayo Aiyemowa Ilorin 3141100148 5000
NIP050 Ecobank Nigeria Plc TOLUWALOPE OYEBADE Gusau 3091172071 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Anthonia Aguweje No 1 portharcourt road 2002540483 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Maimunatu Sa idu Talata Mafara 2216589461 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Ummul Adamu Jalingo 2286579779 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Maryam Maishanu Kano roud 2289246267 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Kumba N Gboko 2266181705 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc BELLO Azeez Opposite Monday market 2261254961 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Esther Abidoye Lagos 2178081779 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Hafast Muhammad Murtaler squar branch kaduna 2381778154 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Aisha Usman Birnin kebbi 2216480166 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc binta labaran ibb way kofar kaura ‘0007278455 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Umaru Hajiya Ta kum LGA branch 2175414040 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Habiba Isa Wukari 2361703833 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Udeh Uche Ikorodu 2285876110 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc amina abubakar kazaure 2212594874 5000
NIP057 Zenith Bank Plc Bunmi Mafikuyomi Ile-Epo Iyana ipaja Agege 140 000.00 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Habiba Muhammad Mayo-gwoi jalingo ‘0431931374 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Ibrahim Hajara Gombe 6011700578 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Fakunle Bosede Oyo branch ‘0050769507 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Sadiat Oloye Ikorodu ‘0123976234 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Amarachi Ugwunna Akowanjo ‘0126615938 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Hadiza Bandir Gombe Branch ‘0218023490 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Adebola Amoo LASU branch ‘0121052406 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Hajja Lawan 3 ‘0171596127 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Funke Gasali Pako ‘0116231193 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Adeyemo Ayanbode Gombe 500000 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Helen Samuel Bauchi ‘0210868525 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Christiana Nakwada Jos ‘0114121838 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc FALMATA UMAR Labintis ‘0608713138 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Agyei Obaayaah Maiduguri branch ‘0234192721 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc fatima Ibrahim Minna ‘0254038124 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Nana Sulaiman Nasarawa ‘0460331239 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Grace Patrick Kaduna ‘0129572762 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Ibrahim Binta Mararaba ‘0130650046 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Oluwadamilola Adebiyi Iju road ‘0164145361 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Oluwatosin Aleru Ilorin ‘0034531395 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc CLEMENTINA Igadi Yenagoa ‘0237219618 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Aor memshima Makurdi ‘0153364690 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Zanab Muhammad bachirawa branch ‘0020838398 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Aisha Abdullahi Bachirawa ‘0156574773 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Hassanat Taiye Ilorin ‘0034861539 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc MARY OKON Calabar Road ‘0043158035 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Mariya Ibrahim Zaria ‘0617987698 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Judith Akpapunah Allen ‘0002714317 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Zainab Mamuda Kyawa Road Dutse ‘0559777924 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Chioma Iwuagwu Ikenegbu branch ‘0043741312 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc @chrisettechick Odili Abuja ‘0178985313 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc fauziyat isezuo bauchi ‘0337277468 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Kalejaye Tosin Gwagwalada ‘0024881811 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Imumoin Happiness Ekpoma ‘0233631081 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc FAVOUR UMAR Auchi ‘0137534431 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Ebunoluwa Adebanjo Sagamu ‘0118837458 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Maryam umar Bello way 2106232835 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Oghenekevwe Omobo Trans amadi ‘0118020032 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Habsatu Abubakar Bello way ‘0427995434 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Rose Akpan Shell gate branch Aba Rd. Ph ‘0257777378 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Nule Korlue Aba road ‘0294635019 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Christiana Yusuf Yola adamawa ‘0027186050 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Ndirmbita Williams MAIN BRANCH ‘0178957457 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Afolake Babatunde Ring -road ibadan ‘0441898496 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Ayileka Kunbi Challenge ‘0050830915 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Safiyya Hassan Bauchi ‘0422490958 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc OLATINSU CHRISTIANA Abuja ‘0165819799 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Tawakalitu Lawal Minna ‘0234514398 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Ebunoluwa Morakinyo Ondo ‘0448740312 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Deborah Ojo Akure ‘0127106813 5000
NIP058 Guaranty Trust Bank Plc Christianah Ogungbe Osun state ‘0119440901 5000
NIP070 Fidelity Bank Plc Chinwe Ome Abakaliki 6016117496 5000
NIP070 Fidelity Bank Plc odufa sunday auchi 6171818786 5000
NIP070 Fidelity Bank Plc Nwebor Ophoke Abakaliki town 6320348195 5000
NIP070 Fidelity Bank Plc Opeyemi Alimi Abeokuta 5332732460 5000
NIP070 Fidelity Bank Plc Msuur Terzungwe Benue state university branch 6173213512 5000
NIP070 Fidelity Bank Plc Oluwawemimo Komolafe France M/M way 6171490038 5000
NIP070 Fidelity Bank Plc Maryam abubakar Bauchi 6320652371 5000
NIP076 Polaris Bank Aisha Ayuba Gombe branch 3056508662 5000
NIP076 Polaris Bank Halima Kindin Kaduna branch 2020444061 5000
NIP076 Polaris Bank Christiana Joshua Mararaba 20000 5000
NIP082 Key Stone Bank Nabiha Adam Gombe branch 6022413493 5000
NIP082 Key Stone Bank Zainab Atiku Dutse 1001366634 5000
NIP082 Key Stone Bank Amina Mustapha Potiskum 6026941527 5000
NIP082 Key Stone Bank Josephine Uduma Aba branch 6024427966 5000
NIP082 Key Stone Bank Adama Umar Keffi 6031819851 5000
NIP082 Key Stone Bank Asmau Muhammed Kofar ruwa 6003161663 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Onoriode Emakunuya Airport road 3153029019 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc OKECHUKWU NKECHINYERE UMUAHIA 3290924011 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Sifon Edet Uyo ‘0711067018 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc aisha isa azare 5108419018 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Makky blinks Agbani 3782677010 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Fatima Abdurrahman Dutse 6939797018 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Aisha Jibir Jalingo 5325488919 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Zainab Abubakar Jos main branch 4582396019 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc OLOGUNAGBA CAROLINE Bodija 7313353013 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Hadiza Hadiza Jalingo 5036768019 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Morenikeji Lawal Salolo 4790162013 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Talatu Ahmad Main 7155999017 5000
NIP214 First City Monument Bank Plc Umar Muhammad Bauchi 337305501 5000
NIP215 Unity Bank Plc Mariam **** Jalingo 2176826242 5000
NIP215 Unity Bank Plc Modupe Grace Otun branch ‘0040706773 5000
NIP215 Unity Bank Plc Rashida Samaila Bauchi ‘0039154222 5000
NIP215 Unity Bank Plc Aishatu Muhammad Azare ‘0023465738 5000
NIP215 Unity Bank Plc Zainab Adamu Wukari ‘0022199432 5000
NIP221 Stanbic IBTC Bank Ltd. Ada Ezeribe Yaba ‘0016374734 5000
NIP221 Stanbic IBTC Bank Ltd. Mary Lawal Challenge ‘0011068339 5000
NIP221 Stanbic IBTC Bank Ltd. Maimuna Ibrahim Sabon gari ‘0020336395 5000
NIP221 Stanbic IBTC Bank Ltd. Aisha Abubakar Jalingo ‘0037194647 5000
NIP221 Stanbic IBTC Bank Ltd. Rahinatu Mansir Zaria ‘0034114124 5000
NIP221 Stanbic IBTC Bank Ltd. Ngozi Obasi Abakaliki ‘0009290061 5000
NIP232 Sterling Bank Plc Hafsat Rabi’u Katsina ‘0079507058 5000
NIP232 Sterling Bank Plc Zainab Aliyu Gombe branch ‘0063076252 5000
NIP232 Sterling Bank Plc Zalihatu Abdulrahman Bauchi ‘0069224918 5000
Total       1250000

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Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway: Prioritize Existing Unfinished Projects, Peter Obi Tells FG

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Mr. Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, has advised the federal government to prioritize existing unfinished projects spread across the country instead of the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway project.

Obi, in a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, stated that the project was a misplaced priority given the numerous unfinished roads throughout the country.

The former governor of Anambra State mentioned that the budget allocated to the Ministry of Works is insufficient for significant progress on the country’s various unfinished roads, much less their completion.

Obi therefore, advised that the government prioritize the existing infrastructural projects in the country before embarking on any new and colossal projects like the Lagos-Calabar super highway project.

“The Federal Ministry of Works 2024 capital budget of N892,461,262,656.00, additional funding from multilateral loan projects of N94,828,535,243.00, alongside other expected contributions from sources like the China-Exim Bank and the World Bank, will not be enough for serious work on all the critical roads, some of which I enumerated above, let alone their completion.

So, why embark on another huge project that will not be completed in the next 20 or 30 years?

“To do so will only exacerbate the problem of abandoned, uncompleted projects that are not contributing to economic growth and overall development.

“Therefore, while acknowledging the potential benefits of coastal superhighway infrastructure, I urge prioritization of our existing uncompleted projects. We must allocate resources towards repairing and completing existing infrastructure.

“In any development formula, the primary focus should be on completing and rehabilitating existing infrastructure rather than embarking on colossal new projects that may never reach completion within the next 30 years,” Obi said.

Back in March, the Federal Government began constructing the 700-kilometer Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, designed to extend through 9 states with two spurs leading to the Northern States.

Recall that former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, had earlier described the project as a fraud.

“Umahi had announced that Hitech would fully fund the project, and based on this, there was no competitive bidding. He (Umahi) then said that Hitech could only raise just 6% of the money for the pilot phase. This smacks of deceit,” Atiku said.

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2027 Presidential Race: Opposition Parties Under Attack

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By Eric Elezuo

While it is still a whole three years before the next general election in 2027, The Boss has learnt that opposition parties in the countries are being muffled to pave the way for the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to return to, and retain power.

From the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), to the Labour Party (LP), and down to the New Nigerian Peoples Paty (NNPP), crises have engulfed the rank and files, in what a source told this paper was the attempt and making of the ruling party, APC, to decimate, destabilize and make redundant the machineries of the opposition parties.

It is believed that by 2027, the apparatuses holding together the various opposition parties would have weakened irredeemably to the extent the country would seemingly nosedive into the inglorious one party state that every civil right advocate and democrats abhor.

It is alleged that all the crises in all the opposition parties are being engineered by the President Bola Tinubu-led ruling APC, with the hope of getting the fibres of their system weakened, thereby luring the members of the crisis-ridden parties into the APC.

Slightly one year after the last presidential election, the two major opposition platforms, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Labour Party, have separately been embroiled in a crisis of confidence which has diminished their capacity to provide viable opposition to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

The crises in both opposition parties got to a head. The Labour Party led by its national chairman Julius Abure held its much-opposed national convention which was boycotted by its 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi; its only governor, Alex Otti of Abia State; federal and state lawmakers elected on its platform, and the organised Labour.

In the Labour Labour, members have been embroiled in endless battle of supremacy with a faction led by Mr. Apapa steadily contesting the leadership of Julius Abure.

Consequently, the presidential candidate of the party in the 2023 elections, Mr. Peter Obi, reverence as a leader in the fold, noting that whatever the party faces presently, that Nigeria’s problems are far bigger than the crises in his party.

The LP has been embroiled in crises — ranging from allegations of misappropriation of funds, and leadership tussle, to calls for the resignation of the party’s national chairman.

TheCable reported that “On March 27, the LP conducted a national convention in Anambra state where Julius Abure was re-elected as its national chairman.

Obi did not attend the convention, fuelling speculations that he may be mulling over ditching the LP for another platform.

Speaking during an appearance on HaveYourSay247, an interactive online session hosted by Rudolf Okonkwo over the weekend, Obi said he is confident that the crises rocking the LP will soon be resolved amicably.

“Whatever is happening in the Labour Party is so minute compared to what is happening in the country,” Obi said.

“So, for me, it is something we will resolve amicably, and it is not anything to worry about. Let us worry about the country.

“Let us worry about how the average Nigerian would be able to have a means of livelihood to be able to eat, that should be our worry.”

Obi said he has no interest in being the party’s leader but only to make sure things are done properly.

“I don’t see what I do in politics as being the leader of any place or not. My position is that just like I always say, I am not desperate to be president of Nigeria, I am desperate to see Nigeria work because I know it can work,” he added.

“We have a more desperate situation. Parties are just a means to be able to contest elections. What is important is that being a leader of a party does not reduce the price of food.

In the PDP, the shenanigans of former Rivers State Governor, Mr. Nyesom Wike, has practically kept the party in constant crisis with many observers concluding that the now Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) is working for the APC, and is just a mole in the PDP. Wike has denied the allegation, however,

But news filtered in last week as that the immediate past Governor of Rivers State, and Minister may have concluded plans to attend the much advertised National Executive Council (NEC) meeting of the main opposition party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), billed to hold on Thursday, in Abuja.

Impeccable source, who is in the know, told The Boss that the minister, whose membership of the PDP is yet to be revoked even as he frolicks with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), and serving in the President Bola Tinubu government as a minister.

The Source told The Boss that Wike’s impending presence at the NEC meeting on Thursday was not unconnected with plans, already hatched with some governors, to weaken the opposition PDP.

“Yes, we have on good authority that FCT minister, Wike is planning to attend the NEC meeting tomorrow all in a bid to weaken the fabrics of the PDP, and pave the way for the continuation of the Tinubu administration come 2027, and by extension, relapse Nigeria to a full blown one party state.

“From every indication, Wike and his co-travellers, are bent on unleashing the same crisis ravaging the third force, Labour Party, and Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso’s Nigerian National People’s Party (NNPP) on the PDP for the APC to remain the only political party in the country, and ensure that Tinubu has no challenger, come 2027,” the Source said.

It would be recalled that Wike has boasted over and again that there’s no opposition against Tinubu’s re-emergence in 2027, and that they have made sure of that. He has been compensated with the Ministerial job after he withdrew support for his party, and supported the APC and Tinubu to emerge as national government.

The Source further revealed that in the attempt to actualize the intended one party  state, a lot of funding is ongoing to ensure that concerned stakeholders are ‘settled’ handsomely.

Wike, prior, during and after the 2023 general elections, has been floating in between the two major political parties; the APC and the PDP. While he claim to still be a member of the PDP, he is functioning as a minister in an APC government, mocking the inability of his party to discipline him.

While political stakeholders concluded that the outcome of the Thursday’s PDP NEC meeting will determine the path Nigeria’s political trajectory will take, and that it may portend the end of multi-party system and political democracy if Wike succeeds in his plan; every page of what finally transpired at the meeting pointed to the fact.

The much touted removal of the party chairman, who is believed to be a crony of the Abuja minister, Damagum, retained his seat, with his executives.

“It is very clear to everyone that a lot of money politics is being played to cajole many loyal members of the party, forcing them into frustration, and eventually it of the party. The option afterwards, will be the APC. This, will for all intent and purpose actualize the intended one party state as an APC agenda.

The Musa Rabiu Kwankwaso-led NNPP is not faring better either. The only governor under their ticket, Abba Kabir Yusuf, just had the confidence of their party on him withdrawn. He was fighting for his political life until suddenly it was announced the the APC in Kano has collapsed its structure into the NNPP.

“This is just another APC strategy to actualize their hidden intentions. Time will reveal the very sinister agenda they harboring,” an analyst said.

Much as 2027 is still three years away, but intrigues are in play to render Nigeria a one party state, and perpetuate the APC in power. The three other opposition parties are basically under attack to bring to pass this unpopular agenda.

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Akwa Ibom Government, Governor Umo Eno Receive Top Honors at the 10th Wonders of the World Expo in Lagos

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The Akwa Ibom State Government and Governor Pastor Umo Eno were recognized with Travellers Awards at the 10th Wonders of the World Expo in Lagos for their sustained enhancement of infrastructure, support for local talent, and dedication to investment in the tourism sector. The ceremony took place at the National Museum in Onikan, Lagos.

 

While Akwa Ibom won the Most Active Tourism State of the Year, Governor Eno was adjudged the most Tourism-Friendly Governor of the Year at the event that had Minister of Tourism, Mrs. Lola Ade John in attendance.

 

According to Amb. Ikechi Uko, Founder/Publisher of ATQ Magazine, the organizers of the event which is in its tenth edition, Akwa Ibom State won the top prize “in recognition of its valiant and resourceful efforts to drive and sustain domestic tourism by promoting the industry.

‘In 2023, Akwa Ibom was one of the states that hosted World Tourism Day (WTD ) events. The state also organized the famous Christmas Unplugged, which featured music, food, and cultures from all 31 LGAs as well as ensured friendly policies.”

 

While hoping that the Travellers Awards would spur Akwa Ibom to do more to dominate the domestic tourism industry, the organizers hoped that the state would gradually evolve into one of Nigeria’s top international tourism destinations.

 

That was not all, the state Commissioner of Culture and Tourism, Sir Charles Udoh was also recognized as one of the Top 100 Tourism Personalities in Nigeria for demonstrating exceptional leadership and innovation in the travel and tourism industry, while other Akwa Ibom indigenes and entity were also celebrated: Mrs. Ime Udo, Honorary Special Adviser to the Governor( Tourism) won Tourism Promoter of the Year, Favour Udo won Tourism Photographer of the Year, Loretta Effiong and Prince Uduak Sunday (Qua Tours) were listed among the Tourism Personalities of the Year and Ibom Air won Airline of the Year International.

In his remarks, Sir Charles Udoh, who represented the Governor at the event, thanked the organizers for the awards and noted that Akwa Ibom is certainly enjoying the golden era when it comes to tourism development. He stated that Governor Umo Eno is very keen on making Akwa Ibom a leading tourism destination with his programmes and policies.

He revealed that with the new Victor Attah International Airport nearing completion, the purchase of a ferry for the Oron-Calabar route, new developments along its coastline and the restoration work that will be done at all its major tourism sites, Akwa Ibom is well on the way to becoming the number one destination for all domestic and foreign tourists.

In her speech, Tourism Minister, Mrs. Ade John hailed the organizers for hosting the Expo, where practitioners were lectured by top experts while also rewarding those who have excelled in the past year.

 

She affirmed that her ministry is open to partnership with public and private sector operators, adding that tourism development can only be successful through collaborative efforts.

 

The event, which attracted leading and budding tourism professionals, also featured interactive and entertainment sessions.

Apart from Sir Charles Udoh and Mrs. Ime Udo, the Akwa Ibom State delegation, also included: Mr. Michael Effiong James, Senior Special Assistant (Lagos Liaison) to Governor, Mrs. Eme Bassey, Special Assistant to Governor (Lagos Liaison) and Akparawa John Offiong, Deputy Director ( Culture) Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

 

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