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Protect Your Future, Buhari Urges Youths
The Former ANPP Presidential Flagbearer, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) has advised youths to protect their future by electing credible leaders.
Buhari, who recently dumped ANPP and opted for the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), gave the advice while opening the state office of the Buhari Network for Change (BNC) in Katsina.
He said the advice became necessary as they have a great future which needed to be protected by good leadership.
“Do not allow your future to be damaged by perpetual poverty caused by bad leadership, hence the need for you to go for credible and God-fearing leadership for the country,” he said.
Buhari explained that he joined the CPC because of the betrayal and the insincerity of his former party, the ANPP and urged all his followers to join the CPC.
He said the CPC had fully registered as a political party and that caretaker committees would be formed at ward and local government levels before the election of their executives.
He then urged the people to register with the new party at their respective wards as there would be no room for appointing or selecting any officer of the party.
He added that officers to lead the party should be elected constitutionally.
Earlier, the Katsina State Chairman of the BNC, Dr Abdulaziz Mahuta, said the network was established last year to mobilise and sensitise people for change in line with the principles, ideologies and doctrines of the former Head of State.
Mahuta said the Buhari and the new party were in the state and the nation at large.
Also, speaking the Kano State Chairman of the BNC, Alhaji Dan-Bilki Komanda, said the establishment of the BNC was meant to challenge poor leadership in the country.
Our correspondent reports that thousands of people, including women, witnessed the opening of the BNC office in Katsina.
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NASS Sets Date For 2025 Budget Passage
Chairman, Senate committee on appropriations, Sen. Solomon Adeola, stated this on Monday in Abuja at a meeting with the chairmen of standing committees in the Senate.
According to him, Jan. 31 is the date for laying of reports on the appropriation bill before the Senate and the House of Representatives.
He said upon resumption from Christmas and New Year break on Jan. 14, both chambers of the national assembly would suspend plenary for two weeks for budget defence by ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs).
Sen. Adeola also said that NASS had fixed Jan. 9 for an open day on the budget to enable various stakeholders, aside heads of MDAs, to make inputs on the budget.
“A tentative time table has been drawn for consideration of the budget at committee level.
“Budget defence sessions begin from Jan. 7, while reports from various committees are expected to be submitted from 15th to 18th of this month.
“Afterwards, collation and tidying up of the various reports will be done by the appropriation committee, with the hope of laying final report on the budget at the Senate on 31st of this month.
“However, the 31st of January fixed for laying of the budget is tentative, as it is just given to guide our work,” he said.
The principal officers of the Senate who attended the meeting included: the Deputy Leader, Sen. Lola Ashiru and Senate Whip, Sen. Tahir Monguno.
They said that the timeframe for consideration and passage of the 2025 budget by the national assembly was short.
They, however, expressed hope on the timely passage of the budget.
The committee, thereafter, went into a closed door session with chairmen of the various standing committees in the Senate.
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