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We need a new kind of elite across Africa. We need a sufficient number of people who are angry with the suboptimal standard of living of our citizens and willing to put in the sacrifice to uplift our people. 1
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We need a new kind of elite across Africa. We need a sufficient number of people who are angry with the suboptimal standard of living of our citizens and willing to put in the sacrifice to uplift our people. 1
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We need a critical mass of men and women who are ready to do the heavy lifting. Who carry leadership as a sacred duty. Not for fame or fortune, not for malice or retribution, not for tribe or sect, but for humanity.5
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These thoughts keep me awake and accompany me to sleep. I see the possibilities beyond the horizon. I see what we can become. I see flourishing. What do you see? Where do you stand? What will you do? End
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There was an article written by a journalist some time ago tracing how Atiku Abubakar has been the bane of opposition politics in Nigeria, practically in every election circle. I share that view.
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Leonard Otuonye Ugbajah retweeted
FCCPC Warns Against Violation of Merger and Acquisition Process The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, FCCPC, has warned firms, legal advisers, transaction parties and other stakeholders against non-compliance with statutory obligations relating to mergers, acquisitions and other business combinations under the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act, 2018. The Commission reiterated that, under the FCCPA, it has the power to review, approve, approve subject to conditions, or prohibit mergers and qualifying business combinations once they are notified. It explained that this framework is designed to preserve fair competition, prevent harmful market concentration, and protect the public interest in the Nigerian economy. FCCPC noted that any transaction meeting the thresholds set out in the applicable Notice of Threshold for Merger Notification, issued pursuant to Section 93(4) of the FCCPA, must be notified to the Commission for prior review and approval before implementation. The Commission stated that this requirement applies to a broad range of transactions, including share acquisitions, asset acquisitions, joint ventures, and other arrangements that fall within the legal definition of a merger under the Act and relevant regulations. It added that the notification process enables the Commission to assess whether a proposed transaction is likely to substantially prevent or lessen competition in any relevant market in Nigeria, or raise public interest concerns. The process also supports the Commission’s responsibility to monitor market developments and maintain an informed understanding of competitive dynamics across sectors. FCCPC further encouraged parties and their advisers to engage with the Commission at an early stage where a contemplated transaction may be notifiable. It noted that early engagement, including pre-notification consultations, where necessary, can provide regulatory clarity, support efficient review timelines, and assist parties in meeting applicable compliance requirements. The Commission emphasised that failure to notify a notifiable transaction constitutes a contravention of the FCCPA and may attract administrative penalties or other enforcement action in accordance with the law. Accordingly, the Commission advised firms and transaction parties to take all necessary steps to ensure compliance before implementing any transaction that may fall within its merger review jurisdiction. It added that stakeholders seeking further enquiries or clarification may contact the Commission or visit the FCCPC website. The Commission reaffirmed its commitment to promoting fair competition, protecting consumers, and supporting a transparent, efficient and competitive business environment in Nigeria. @NigeriaGov @NGRSenate @HouseNGR
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What happened to the mighty men who joined themselves to King Saul in the Bible? A stark reminder that an alliance with a wicked king ends only in disgrace and death. Be careful who you accept 'appointments' from, if you are mindful of legacy. #thestoryofanSANandotherslikehim
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We are sacrificing too many soldiers on the altar of our political failures. What is the confidence of citizens when those who are supposed to protect them become pawns for terrorists? May true leaders emerge!
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Leonard Otuonye Ugbajah retweeted
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When corruption and violence fills a land, that is when the prophetic witness of the Church should be the loudest. Every church leader must unequivocally call on the government to rise up to its responsibilities. 1/6
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The only hope for change in Nigeria is for the church to return to recover the biblical teachings on oneness and witness. A divided church cannot be a true representative of Christ on earth. 5/6
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Let this be our song and prayer. Spirit touch Your Church, stir the heart of (wo)men, Revive us Lord With Your passion once again I want to care for others, like Jesus cares for me Let your rain, fall upon me. 6/6 Spirit Touch Your Church - music.youtube.com/watch?v=w3…
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That UN 'slavery resolution', what is it supposed to achieve? I think this is a case of fishing in the wrong waters...I see several layers of inconsistencies.
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I know an Imo State Governor that would have personally received and rewarded this guy and other winners from Imo State, and gone ahead to partner with the organisers to produce more of such champions in the public schools. That Governor was @EmekaIhedioha
The Southeast Maths Olympiad winner returns to Diamond College Owerri to a warm and proud welcome from his school.
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A ‘concrete’ analysis of the cement market in Nigeria. Again, like my last post: competition law scrutiny is required.
New Essay by @DoubleEph - F.O.O.D in Plain Sight: Defensive Capacity 1914reader.com/p/food-in-pla…
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