Some law school students of Oyo State origin have distanced
themselves rebutted the statement of Mr Olaniyi Adisa Ogunlade
published on news on the 23rd of September 2019 that ” not all
backlog students benefited from the bursary, a fall out of their
failure to send their details as at the time of collating the
lists.” they said the statement is untrue.
A student who pleaded anonymity said majority of students
resumed school late and all attempts to get their names included
proved abortive. Below was what the student says:
I humbly wish to rebut the statement of Mr Olaniyi Adisa
Ogunlade published on your news platform on the 23rd of September
2019 that ” not all backlog students benefited from the bursary, a
fall out of their failure to send their details as at the time of
collating the lists.”
This statatement is entirely false. The non-inclusion of our
details was due to his administrative deficit and highhandedness.
Majority of us resumed late at the Nigerian Law School due to some
financial constraints and all efforts to make him and the other
exexecutives include our details before they sought the approval of
the Governor and thereafter were stonewalled by him. In fact , he
insisted that he wouldn’t add our names to the list even before and
after they sought the Governor’s approval because it would “delay
the bursary ”
A list of all Oyo State indigenes of the 2019/2020 Backlog Set
at the Nigerian Law School was sent to the State Ministry of
Education but this list was swept under the carpet because he
pushed his weight and influence around to make sure that the list
he compiled was the one executed.
When questions were asked in respect of this, he changed the
group settings so that people won’t be able to write on the group
and thereafter removed them. As a matter of fact, he dubiously
added some names to the list and that is why he made sure the
Nigerian Law School approved list was swept under the carpet and of
course , with the help of some individuals at the Ministry of
Education; although we are still investigating that and once we
have a concrete evidence to corroborate the evidence we already
have, we would go down the route of making an official report about
his gross misconduct to the Nigerian Law School and the Council of
Legal Education.
Thank you for your time.
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Farmers to Benefit from FG’s Fertilizer
Initiative, Says Gov Badaru
ThGov Badarue Executive Governor of Jigawa State and
also Chairman, Presidential Fertilizer Initiative (PFI), Alhaji
Mohammed Badaru Abubakar has stated that the Initiative
would be beneficial to the farmers and also grow the economy
through the production of NPK 20-20 Fertilizers using locally
sourced materials.
Mohammed Abubakar disclosed this in
Abuja during an interview session at the end of the Presidential
Fertilizer Initiative’s meeting with the Hon. Minister of
Agriculture and Rural Development, Alhaji
Mohammed Sabo Nanono in his office. He said through
the production of fertilizers locally, the moribund fertilizer
plants will be revived and it will in turn create employment for
Nigerians.
The Governor said that his visit to the Minister was
to brief him on the “preparation and planning for the
production of fertilizers for the 2020 wet season”
Alhaji Abubakar further said that
‘’in order to improve on the production and ensure its availability
and affordability to the Nigerian farmers, production will be
increased and will be sold at a subsidized rate to the farmers,
especially the NPK 20-20 , which is the most sort after by
the farmers.
The governor also stated that the committee is
considering the possibility of the exportation of the NPK 20-20
fertilizer, adding, “if it succeeds in getting phosphate
in Sokoto and potash around Yobe, then there will be possibility of
enriching its blend for export”.
The Presidential Fertilizer Initiative (PFI) was
flagged-off in December 2016 by President Muhammed Buhari and it is
aimed at supporting the domestic blending of NPK fertilizer towards
reducing the challenges of the Nigerian farmers. The Nigeria
fertilizer Industry possesses a blending capacity of 4 million tons
of NPK annually and 2 million tons of production for Urea, with the
capacity to employ over 250,000 people both direct and indirect
jobs across the country.
Samuel O. Uzoegbu
For: Director Information FMARD