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NMDC collaborates FRSC on corporate social responsibility in Plateau community

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The Director General /Chief Executive, National Metallurgical Development Centre, Jos, Engr. Prof Linus Asuquo has expressed the need for corporate entities to foster peaceful coexistence through the extension of kind gestures to host communities.

The DG/CE made the call in Jos during the unveiling of the Road Safety signposts placed at strategic locations within and outside the Centre sponsored by the NMDC in collaboration with FRSC, Plateau State Command.

Prof Asuquo said that NMDC was poised to collaborate with FRSC to ensure safety signs are constructed and placed at strategic positions in order to ensure safety and decongestion of traffic within the domain of the Centre.

Prof Asuquo frowned at situations where corporate entities will be accommodated by and in some cases protected by host communities but no reciprocal gesture to appreciate the goodwill of those communities.

He stressed that from inception, “NMDC has enjoyed a harmonious relationship with its Host Community, hence the need to ensure smooth traffic of humans, goods and services within and outside the Research and Development Centre.”

The NMDC, Boss said that the construction of the Road Safety Sign Posts was one out of many other gestures extended to the Host community.

“Such as the Consideration of indigenes for Sanitation Services, Security Services, free Educational visits/Lectures granted to all categories of learning institutions within the community and state, and Subsidized Research Analysis for Students of Tertiary Institutions.”

Asuquo appreciated the Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps,(FRSC) Plateau State Command, Corps Commander Alphonsus Halim Godwin for his visionary acumen to partner with Public and Private organizations in the state to ensure that road users are well enlightened/educated through campaigns and use of inscriptional signposts to minimize road accidents.

In response, Corps Commander Alphonsus Hakim Godwin appreciated Engr Prof Asuquo for his astuteness while commending the immeasurable transformation taking place at NMDC, Jos.

“It is only leaders with passion and humanitarian charisma that can extend their goodwill to their host communities and am only replicating the Road Safety template of my Boss, Acting Corps Marshall Dauda Biu in Plateau State.”

He assured the DG/CE that FRSC will Continue to Collaborate with NMDC and other Government Agencies in Plateau State to ensure that FRSC’s Core Mandate of creating a safe Motoring Environment for the General Public is achieved.

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2027: ‘NDC new direction for Nigeria’ – OK Movement

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The OK Movement has said that the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, remains committed to delivering a new direction for Nigeria.

The Movement said this on Tuesday in a post on its verified X handle.

This came after the the meeting between the Vice-presidential candidate and the national leader of the party on Tuesday.

“With both our presidential and vice-presidential candidates duly uploaded, the NDC remains united, focused, and fully committed to delivering a new direction for Nigeria.

“The National Leader of the NDC, Seriake Dickson, today held a strategic meeting with our Vice Presidential Candidate, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.

“We are pleased to announce that Kwankwaso has been successfully uploaded to the INEC portal as the duly nominated Vice Presidential Candidate of the NDC for the 2027 Presidential Election.

“Nigeria Will Be OK,” the Movement wrote.

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NDC: Politicians detest judiciary when it goes against them – Gov Sani

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Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, has called on Nigerian politicians to desist from politicising everything, including judicial matters, stating that it is not healthy for the nation’s democracy.

Sani made this remark on Tuesday when he featured in an interview on Arise Television’s ‘Prime Time’.

He was speaking on the recent court judgement on the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC.

Recall that a Federal High Court in Lokoja, Kogi State, set aside its earlier judgment directing the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to register the NDC as a political party.

Reacting, Sani said, “When it favours politicians, they feel the judiciary is the best place to go, when it goes against them, they feel the judiciary is the worst place to go.

“For some of us that believe in democracy and the rule of law, we have to be very careful. Politicizing every issue is not healthy for us, because many actors that are involved in this NDC issue have been beneficiaries of the judiciary.

“Maybe you have to cast your mind back that even the NDC presidential candidate, Peter Obi, was also someone that benefited from a very strong judicial pronouncement when he was governor of Anambra state.”

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