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PMAN Warns FCT Hotels: Get Permit For Live Bands Or Face Sanctions
The Performing Musicians Employers’ Association of Nigeria (PMAN), FCT Chapter, has directed hotel owners, event organizers, and other entertainment stakeholders in Abuja to obtain permits for live music bands or face sanctions.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
PMAN’s acting governor, Michael Oyibo Kaycee, announced this during a Friday press briefing in Abuja, emphasizing the need to hire certified musicians.
Kaycee warned that the association will no longer tolerate exploitation, disrespect, or underpayment of musicians in the capital.
“Stakeholders must follow industrial standards, engage certified musicians, and meet their obligations. Our task force is now fully operational. Show and event planners must seek permission from PMAN,” he said.
He also highlighted the decline in traditional TV viewership, noting that “in today’s digital age, even a young person in a remote area can gain global recognition online. Digital platforms are now the main channel for content distribution.”
Kaycee called on the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, to support the association in addressing these challenges.
The Federal Government has officially ordered civil servants to transition from personal email accounts to authorized institutional platforms for all work-related communications. The announcement, delivered by the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Didi Esther Walson-Jack, was made at a summit marking the 20th anniversary of Galaxy Backbone.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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Security and Tracking: To ensure all professional communication is secure and easily auditable, over 115,000 official GovMail accounts have been activated.
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Knowledge Retention: By mandating the use of government systems, the administration aims to prevent the loss of critical institutional knowledge and records when staff members vacate their positions.
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System Completion: The federal government successfully completed the digitalization of work processes across all 38 federal ministries and extra-ministerial departments by the end of December 2025.
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Increased Efficiency: This shift toward a paperless civil service is designed to eliminate the historical issues of delayed or misplaced files, thereby reducing bureaucracy and enhancing accountability.
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Modernization: According to Walson-Jack, this initiative demonstrates the civil service’s capacity to adapt to modern operations while fostering greater transparency and faster record retrieval.
During an inspection of infrastructure projects in Lagos—including the upcoming reconstruction of the Carter Bridge—Minister of Works Dave Umahi expressed strong support for President Bola Tinubu’s leadership. Umahi stated that he believes President Tinubu will continue to receive divine guidance to lead Nigeria until 2031, emphasizing that the current administration is committed to overcoming national challenges, including insecurity.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Addressing the nation’s difficulties, Umahi remarked that while no leader desires instability, true leadership requires the courage to confront crises head-on. He expressed confidence that the President would find the wisdom and strength to resolve these issues, regardless of their origins. Furthermore, the Minister affirmed that the government remains focused on completing all ongoing infrastructure projects within their planned timelines.
Calls for Resignation from Opposition Groups
Conversely, the Conference of United Political Parties (CUPP) has issued a demand for President Tinubu’s resignation, citing persistent economic hardship and national insecurity. Supported by the House of Representatives Minority Caucus, acting National Chairman Peter Ameh argued that the current administration has failed to produce the necessary results for good governance. The statement emphasized that leadership is a responsibility rather than a right, suggesting that the honorable path for an official who cannot alleviate citizens’ suffering is to step down.
The Ilamuren kingmakers of Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, have officially nominated five princes as candidates for the vacant Awujale throne. Led by the Olisa, Rasheed Adeoye Adesanya, the kingmakers submitted their recommendations in a formal letter to Governor Dapo Abiodun.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In his communication, the Olisa explained that the selection process was conducted in strict adherence to Section 4(2) of the Chiefs Law of 1957 and established customary laws. He noted that after convening multiple meetings, the council decided to put forward five qualified candidates rather than a single nominee, leaving the final selection to the state government. The nominees are Prince Ademorin Aliu Kuye, Prince Isiaq Ayodele Adewale Adekoya (Eleruja), Prince Onabanjo Abimbola John, Prince Oluwaseun Waheed Omopenu Onanuga, and Prince Olabode Onanuga.
Adesanya emphasized that the decision was made to ensure the continued prosperity and progress of Ijebuland, noting that the selected princes possess the experience and background necessary to serve the interests of the state and the nation.
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The Ilamuren kingmakers, led by Olisa Rasheed Adeoye Adesanya, have formally nominated five princes to succeed to the Awujale of Ijebuland throne. The names have been forwarded to Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun for review.
The five nominees are:
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Prince Ademorin Aliu Kuye
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Prince Isiaq Ayodele Adewale Adekoya (Eleruja)
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Prince Onabanjo Abimbola John
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Prince Oluwaseun Waheed Omopenu Onanuga
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Prince Olabode Onanuga
According to the Olisa, the selection followed the Chiefs Law of 1957 and customary regulations. The council chose to present five candidates for the government’s final decision, aiming to select individuals whose expertise will foster the future development of Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, and Nigeria at large.
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Clarity: Grouped the names into a clearer list and summarized the Olisa’s reasoning for sending five names rather than one.
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