Where are we headed with all these arrests? punchng.com/dss-arrests-jo…

Strange intervention from Ms. Laureta Onoche- how does Air Peace Chairmans travails hurt the interest of PMB? punchng.com/us-indictment-…

lend to a lengthy lockdown because of the negative consequences that were to follow. With hindsight, Government should either fully provide food supplies to the homeless and underprivileged socially displaced members of the public or in the alternative mobilize neighbourhoods

and corporates to contributing funds that will go into assisting the less privileged members of the public. This is the only way to push away the unexpected social upheaval that may happen and complicate the security and health of the citizenry. Let us not deceive ourselves

ourselves into believing that by mobilizing the whole police in Lagos, then you can keep neighbourhoods safe. It will never happen. We are better off being our brothers keeper by mobilizing resources to assisting the less privileged people around our neighbourhoods so as to ward

off the insecurity and antisocial consequences of this lockdown. We can deal with the reasons why we have unprotected neighbourhoods later on. This is not the time to address that. I have been careful not to recommend that our cities should be unlocked even when I have also

observed our fairly ok mortality rates from Covid 19 viz a viz what obtains elsewhere in America and Europe. For this particular intervention, I shall keep my own opinion to myself in order not to muddle it up with the antisocial and insecurity problems we need to address. Let

Government look at the general socioeconomic demographics of our society and come up with a lockdown strategy that will ensure that all segments of the society will have adequate food supplies while obeying this directive. This is the only win-win strategy I see and I dare

suggest that the only way to achieve this is for corporates, communities and households to assist the less privileged members that lives on the fringes of their communities. Governnent can never get this right. This one too shall pass.

Covid 19 has really wrecked serious havoc to world travel and economy. punchng.com/covid-19-briti…

This calls for more vigilance at the ports. Illicit drugs are at the heart of most anti-social behaviour in Nigeria today. punchng.com/nafdac-seizes-…

This is bad news for the Corporation. punchng.com/nnpcs-liabilit…

#APCHouseOfCorruption-The EFCC Nigeria has abandoned its responsibilities on the N33 Billion NEMA Funds as exposed by the House of Representatives that funds were never used for the provision of emergency food for victims of insurgency in the northeast among others.

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This is too low for someone who has most benefitted from Nigeria. Anyway I knew it would get to this point because of his level of desperation.

Masked gunmen abduct Lagos motorist in broad daylight. It's getting crazier by the day! punchng.com/masked-gunmen-…

Refiners, tanker operators, traders and port executives across Asia were scrambling to manage the fallout from the US’s most aggressive sanctions on Russia’s oil industry to date, and the impact on major importers China and India bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Markets