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26 —Vanguard, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2022 ADESUWA I, formerly known as MISS ADESUWA EDOMWONYI. Now wish to be known and addressed as MRS OSAMOR ADESUWA. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. ORADE I, formerly known and addressed as ORADE EDITH OGHENEFEJIRO. Now wish to be known and addressed as DEBABUODE EDITH TAMARAMIEBI. All former documents remain valid. General public please take note. ADEKANYE I, formerly known as Oluwaseun Odunola Adekanye. Now wish to be known and addressed as Oluwaseun Odunola Osho. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. EHI This is to confirm that the name; LASSA LATISHA JANADA EHI and LASSA LATISHA JANADA refer to me. I now wish to be known as LASSA LATISHA JANADA . All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. CHRIS-IYABI I, formerly known and addressed as Miss CHRIS-IYABI NENGI BIOBARAGHA, now wish to be known and addressed as Mrs. OPIAH NENGI BIOBARAGHA. All former documents remain valid. MDCN and general public please take note. OKE I, formerly known and addressed as MISS OBARE OKE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. EIYEGBENIN OKE OBARE. All former documents remain valid. General public please take note. OSU I, formerly known and addressed as Nkeonye Kalu Osu, now wish to be known and addressed as Nkem Kalu Okafor. All former documents remain valid. General public take note. IME I, formerly known, addressed and called as INYANG IME, now wish to be known, addressed and called as INYANG CATHERINE. All former documents to remain valid. The General Public to please take note. OKODUWA I, formerly known and addressed as GLADYS OKANEMHEN OKODUWA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. GLADYS OKAINEMHEN IGAH. All former documents remain valid. General public please take note. ABHUERE I, formerly known as Miss Abhuere Pamela Ebuwa. Now wish to be known and addressed as Mrs Obaseki Pamela Ebuwa. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. FESTUS I, formerly know and addressed as ETSITSO FESTUS as captured on my BVN now wish to be known and addressed as WILLIAM FESTUS. Former documents remain valid, general public take note. CHANGE OF NAME RANKING I, formerly known as ALFRED PAMELA RANKING. Now wish to be known and addressed as OMALEKU PAMELA. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. ORADE I, formerly known as GODSPOWER ESE ORADE. Now wish to be known and addressed as GODSPOWER TAMARAKURO ROBERT. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. DODEYE I, formerly known as MISS DODEYE IKPI UKET. Now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. DELIGHT GODWIN UKET. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. OBOIGBE I, formerly known and addressed as MISS MARGARET OKHIOMOADO OBOIGBE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS MARGARET OKHIOMOADO ONAH. All former documents remain valid. General public take note. ITEKE I, formerly known and addressed as Edesiri Iteke, now wish to be known and addressed as Voke Edesiri Ogodogun. All former documents remain valid. General public take note. OKWUOKENYE I, formerly known as OKWUOKENYE GLADYS. Now wish to be known and addressed as EMEGHAI BETRICE. All former documents remain valid. Concerned Authorities, Banks, NIN and General public should please take note. ADUDU I, formerly known and addressed as Adudu Moureen Otiti, now wish to be known and addressed as KONWA MOUREEN OTITI. All former documents remain valid. General public take note. JAMES I, formerly known as Mercy Urunwanyi James, now wish to be known and addressed as Mercy Urunwanyi Ihesinulo. All documents bearing former names remain valid. The public should take note. NNADI OT I, formerly known and addressed as NNADI MARTINS ISTIFANUS, now wish to be known and addressed as NNADI ISTIFANUS IFEANYI. All former documents remain valid. General public please take note. LARINDE I, formerly known as Miss. Monsurat Olajumoke Larinde. Now wish to be known and addressed as Mrs. Emmanuella Olajumoke Kassim. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. UDOH I, formerly know and addressed as MISS IMAOBONG ASUQUO UDOH, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. IMAOBONG JONAH OKON. Former documents remain valid, general public take note. KALU I, formerly known and addressed as KALU PRECIOUS EZINNE Now wish to be known and addressed as AGBAGHARA MARYPRECIOUS EZINNE. All former documents remain valid. First bank please take note. AGHEDO My name was wrongly written as AGHEDO AGBONTAEN DONATUS, instead of my correct name as AGHEDO AGBONTAEN. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. AJAYI This is to confirm that the name; AJAYI INFINIO BOLUWATITO CHUKWUKA and AJAYI INFINIO BOLUWATITO refer to me. I now wish to be known as AJAYI INFINIO BOLUWATITO CHUKWUKA. Also, my name was wrongly written as INFINIO, instead of INFINO.All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. ISABO I, formerly known and addressed as Miss ISABO CELINA TINA, now wish to be known and addressed as Mrs. CELINA EBITIMI GUMUGUMU. All former documents remain valid. General public please take note. OSHEVIRE I, formerly known and addressed as MISS OSHEVIRE, ANTHONIA EVOKE now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. AWANA, ANTHONIA EVOKE. All former documents remain valid. General public please take note. AKOBUNDU I, formerly known as MISS. AKOBUNDU VERA MGBEODICHINMA CHIDINMA. Now wish to be known as MRS VERA OLANMA FREEMAN. All former documents remain valid. General public take note. KELE I, formerly known, addressed and called as KELE FREEBORN, now wish to be known, addressed and called as ADIDI FREEBORN. All former documents to remain valid. The General Public to please take note. CELINA I, formerly known and addressed as UTORO JOY CELINA, now wish to be known and addressed as UTORO JOY PRINCESS. All former documents remain valid. General public please take note. LAMUREN I, formerly known and addressed as Miss. Olufunke Adebola Lamuren. Now wish to be known and addressed as Mrs. Olufunke Adebola Adeluwoye. All former documents remain valid. The general public should please take note. OFURHIE I, formerly known as OFURHIE ONOME SHEILA. Now wish to be known and addressed as IZU ONOME SHEILA. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. General public take note. OKJAS I, formerly known and addressed as ONOME OKJAS, now wish to be known and addressed as ONOME AKPURA. All former documents remain valid. General public please take note.
Vanguard, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2022 — 27 2023: Our stand on same faith ticket stands Continued from Page 5 Vice President, how has his Vice Presidency benefitted any Christian in Nigeria? The thing is staring them in the face that Bola Tinubu will win in 2023 and that is why they are looking for a way to thwart his victory. I don’t believe in playing politics with religion, Okowa slams Tinubu, Obi Meanwhile, Governor Okowa tackled Tinubu and the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Mr Peter Obi, over their recent utterances, saying he does not believe in playing politics with religion.. He said this during the Northern Christian Youth Assembly Summit in Abuja. The governor also condemned the idea of cyber-bullying by supporters of other presidential candidates, which he said won’t stop him from speaking the truth about the situation in the country. His words: “I do not believe in the Muslim-Muslim ticket. The reason is that there is a diversity when it comes to that. Therefore, sticking to one faith is not a good thing to do particularly in a troubled nation as we are in today. It’s almost like going on to having the presidential candidate pick his vice presidential candidate from the north and picking the Vice Presidential candidate also from the North. “So, the only ticket that can work for our Nigeria is the ticket that is not trying to build itself to election victory to either the Muslim or Christian faith. “PDP will win the election because many people have keyed into this project. We are receiving decampees in droves. “When we talk about the future is for the youths, yes it is from today but the truth is that our youths, particularly youths leaders, must be in a position to have a clear understanding so that they can guide others aright.” Alleged cyberbullying On alleged cyber-bullying by supporters of other political parties, Okowa said: “I did not speak up my mind to look down on anybody. But the truth is that Nigeria is so divided. Nigeria is insecure. We are going to see bullying in the cyberspace of our country. I think that everybody should have his space and time to be able to think, and make comments without being bullied. We need to do critical thinking and that is why we are gathered here today.” Lamenting the myriad challenges rocking the nation as Nigerians prepare to elect a new set of leaders in 2023, the Delta governor said: “The situation in this country is very bad. Sometimes we do not understand how bad it is. But I know that it is not irredeemable. “The former Vice-President (Atiku) and I working with the party and working with Nigerians, believe that we can begin the rebuilding process but first we have to be able to rescue the nation by winning the elections. “The economy is so bad, that the education and the health system are so bad. We are crying for devolution of power, and in all these challenges, you don’t bring somebody who wants to learn on the job. Because if you do, so you drop him on the seat, and he gets overwhelmed by the challenges on the ground. We don’t want to return to 2015.” Naira appreciates to N436.04 /$ in I&E window By Elizabeth Adegbesan The naira yesterday appreciated to N436.04 per dollar in the Investors and Exporters (I&E) window. Data from FMDQ showed that the indicative exchange rate for the window fell to N436.04 per dollar from N436.5 per dollar on Monday, indicating 46 kobo appreciation for the naira. Similarly, the naira appreciated by N5 in the parallel market yesterday. Vanguard findings from black market traders showed that the parallel market exchange rate fell to N705 per dollar from N710 per dollar on Monday. Why Atiku picked Okowa as running mate over Wike, others — AYU Also speaking, the National Chairman of the PDP, Senator Iyorchia Ayu, explained that the party’s presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, picked Governor Okowa as his running mate above his Rivers counterpart, Nyesom Wike, and other nominees presented to him because of his (Okowa’s) humility and excellent performance in office. Ayu said: “We looked around and we thought we have to give not just a vice president that will assist him (Atiku) but we did our homework to select a man, who is highly educated, very humble, and who has done very well as a governor in his home state. “Okowa is the most qualified running mate. It is on his merit that he was selected by the party as the vice presidential candidate for Atiku Abubakar. I think Nigeria will be very lucky to have two such people who are committed to the development, who are detribalized and who believe in uniting this country.” The PDP chairman, however, urged Nigerians to be wary of the APC, saying the ruling party performed poorly because they lacked a clear blueprint to turn around the fortunes of the country. He said: “Even if APC were to come back tomorrow and give you a Muslim-Christian ticket, your fate will be worse because they have no programme. “We have a president who is a Muslim, a vice president, who is a Christian, but they are not sensitive to the needs of the vast majority of the population. “We have about 28 ministers in the Northern part of the country. I think only two Christians, the rest 26 Muslims, or that. Is that not insensitive? The vice president, per se, cannot do everything. “Today, we are borrowing to pay salaries because of the mismanagement that has befallen this country. We have never had a situation where the security situation was so LAGOS — Presidential candidate of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, said yesterday Nigeria was currently being dressed in borrowed robes. Recall that Nigeria’s current debt, local and foreign, stands at N41trillion, with the nation spending a greater chunk of its revenue to service debts. Abubakar said the All Progressives Congress-led government has distorted the economy since 2015, adding that basic commodities are now beyond the reach of ordinary Nigerians. The PDP standard bearer, who spoke at the presidential economic agenda forum of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, From left, Kwara State SUBEB Chairman, Prof AbdulRaheem Shehu Adaramaja; Hon Ganiyu Olododo; and Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Basic Education and Services, Professor Julius Ihonvbere; during an inspection visit by the House Committee to UBEC/SUBEB Intervention Project in Ogele LGEA School, in Asa LGA of the state, on Monday. bad. I believe we can salvage this country. This country is drifting very dangerously. We can’t allow it to disintegrate.” Urging Christian youths to take active part in the political activities leading to the 2023 elections, Ayu said: “What you are doing is a serv- Nigeria broke, still feels like we’re in recession — ATIKU said: “Nigeria is being dressed in borrowed robes. APC has consistently run on a budget deficit since 2015, above three percent permissible threshold under FRA… and more if you add CBN and AMCON debt in ways and means.” On his plans for the economy, Abubakar said he will pursue a “warm handshake policy for the private sector”. He said: “We will ensure we give a warm handshake to the private sector. They are important for any sector or economy to succeed. I enjoy making people rich. I feel fulfilled when I make opportunities for others.” Abubakar said the country’s economy was “bleak and our ice to humanity. If you give them (Atiku and Okowa) your support and you mobilise the rest of the Nigerians to support, I believe we can salvage this country and make a difference. “As a Christian, I want to say that we believe a lot in prayer, challenges daunting; no one should downplay the enormity of the tasks ahead. ‘’Indeed, I cannot think of a more daunting challenge than restoring confidence in the future of Nigeria as a dynamic economy and stable democracy. “I have a good grasp of the challenges bedevilling Nigeria. I know the root causes of our problems. I know that many of these problems are self-inflicted and can be reversed if we are determined. And we are determined. “I will not come unprepared. It is not in my character as a businessman or as a public officer to be caught off guard. My policy document contains the right policies that will be timely delivered.” Lagos Assembly gives 2-day ultimatum to Sanwo-Olu’s commissioner LAGOS — The Lagos State House of Assembly has given a two-day ultimatum to the Commissioner for Waterfront Infrastructure, Mr Kabiru Abdullahi to appear before it. According to the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, the summons followed the commissioner’s alleged refusal to honour previous invitations extended to him by the assembly. The house issued the order sequel to a motion moved by the Chairman, House Committee on Waterfront Infrastructure, Mr Wahab Jomoh at plenary yesterday. Wahab described as unacceptable, the commissioner’s incessant refusal to honour invitations extended to him by his committee. Jimoh told his colleagues that the commissioner had made the committee’s over- sight functions difficult with his refusal to honour invitations and present needed documents. He said: “It will be noted that it is this house that approved his appointment but the commissioner has refused to submit the midyear budget report for review and appraisal. “Currently, the ministry has been invited but as I am talking, the commissioner has refused to honour the invitation. “I want to suggest that my committee be made to carry out a comprehensive investigation while the house should also place on hold, the confirmation of his appointment pending when the investigation is concluded.” Supporting him, another lawmaker, Mr Bisi Yusuff, noted that the legislature is the most important arm of government in a democracy and, as such, must be respected. In his contribution, Mr Abiodun Tobun urged the house to allow a full-scale investigation into the commissioner’s activities in office for treating the house with levity. His positions were supported by Mr Adedamola Kasunmu, Mr Sa’ad Olumo and Mr Victor Akande. In his ruling, the Speaker, Mr Mudashiru Obasa directed the Clerk of the House, Mr Olalekan Onafeko, to write to the commissioner to appear with all necessary documents on Thursday. “I have listened to your submissions and I want to appeal to the chairman and the committee members to sheathe their anger on him. We should give him another opportunity to appear before you on Thursday, unfailingly, he said. but over the years, we also know that, if you pray and you don’t work, I don’t think God will just come down and make things happen. You need to act. And so why do we pray? We try as much as possible to act in a way that God will help us.” Atiku said Nigeria was “broke” and that the economy was “crawling rather than growing”. He said: “Per capita income, a measure of citizens’ wellbeing, has progressively fallen since 2015 because of declining output and a fastgrowing population. Nigerians are worse off today than they were in 2015. “The oil and gas sector, which is the economy’s lifeline, has suffered a decline in 19 of 30 quarters since 2014. For many economic sectors and for the ordinary citizens it still feels as in a recession. “Under the present administration, our people are not working. More than 23 million people are out of jobs. In just five years, between 2015 and 2020, the number of fully employed people dropped by 54%, from 68 million to 31 million people. “The number of unemployed people is more than the population of Lagos State or the inhabitants of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abia, Bayelsa, Cross River, Ebonyi, Kwara and Nasarawa states combined. “What is even more worrisome is that the majority of the unemployed are young men and women, who lack not only the means to survive but also any hope for the future. ‘’The number of unemployed youths increased by nine million from four million in 2015 to 13 million in 2020. “Nigeria is broke. Nigeria under the APC-led government has consistently run-on budget deficits since it came to power in 2015. These budget deficits are often above the 3% threshold permissible under the Fiscal Responsibility Law.” Atiku added that Nigeria was breaching “one of the applicable debt-sustainability thresholds” by spending more on debt servicing than the country’s revenue.
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