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Lee says some advice, please I need a way to store images in a set of folders labeled like events dogs food cafe Etc. I need to tag photos with what the photo contains and then for a set of users to be able to use Keyword searches my initial thought was obviously share point that you're using the tag search bit, but it hasn't stumped any thoughts Okay, look Personally, I'm using one drive because it's got a lot of that auto put in that when you type It'll just search for it and find anything with you know dog Because it's really built more into the one drive space that it is in the share point space So did it when you're talking from a it is there, but it's not as I'm saying like well one drive kind of is Yeah, it is but it's been specifically designed into under photos So because it's got the proper photo repository That's been built into built into one drive. So there's there comes some challenges. Yeah Well, which is also important if you have different file types different image types You know, so we're doing the same thing whereas a family Where the two of my kids were born more in the film era and two in the digital era and So we're now collecting photos as a family in one location Similarly, we want to be able to go and search by date We want to as we start tagging the content We want to be able to tag in the first place but add metadata so that we can search Name things group them by event like there's some They looked like they're disparate pictures, but they're from the same event and I'll let the kids figure that out Yeah, they're old enough. They can do it. But what but that's the important thing It's not just putting there and putting them in order by by date Or file name. I want to be able to search based on the tags in the content.  Is it your personal photos like you're saying are these business photos that they need to use so that they have a Media library that they can use within the organization that they want certain things and the the one thing that I miss is they in Classic SharePoint, they had a photo library that already had all those metadata columns already built into it You can still add it the classic view if you go in and you know add a app in the classic view You can still get that photo library instead of having to build up in scratch I wish Microsoft to put that as an option that for a template in the modern Because same thing you can tag people even dates, you know subjects of the photo locations of the photo and all and it all makes it Churchable. Yeah, or if you're like me, you've got a mom that was in the in you know She was used to have a Kodak shop. We have I'm looking at it now 574 gigs of photos It's around about 80,000 files because she has sat there and personally scanned in Every single photo book across all the families in the histories right back to the 1700s For my aunts, uncles, me, brother We've got it all in one big folder and all the photo videos and then we've done a Overarching share and we shared it with each other like full rights and so we can put it in as a shortcut link through one drive So it depends on it really as you said depends on what you're actually looking for when she's been sitting there And she's personally on her own. She's retired tagging everything Getting it all structured and sorted into the family groups and then underneath there and you're building out under folders Please just use columns and metadata, but hey, you know, she's doing her thing. We're not having to do it So even better, but it can be time consuming. Do we I mean, do we need to think a worry about doing it? Can we wait a little bit longer and then copilot will just go in and do it all I mean you have to train it But I mean you should be able to I mean, this is something we I don't know in the answers to this folks I there's been part of conversations where we've talked about it I know that this is something people are talking about in the space But you know, we're very close to that to be able to Here's a library of images you train on a few here the people that are in it This is where we are based on that and the AI is intelligent enough to go in and Tag all the content based on the people that are in it that it can identify Some of the activities and then pull the other metadata based on the names of the files or the date of the files Be able to do some sorting and organizing and I think that'll be something it'll be I think we're gonna see You know copilot for images I would not be surprised if something like that came out that That helped you organize and sort through your libraries and certainly personal if not work digital assets There's a couple of services that already do that It does facial recognition on your photos that you upload and it's like here's all the photos that have this person And then I had you know, like my nephew looks very similar to somebody else and it but tagged him incorrectly And I couldn't untag it. That was my frustration is like no, this is not Matthew. This is Michael, you know because the boys looked similar and It got a little bit frustrating But I could there is that technology is already out there with the facial recognition, but like I'm getting ready to do a video for my husband's Promotion so I'm having to dig through all of these folders from over the years that whereas his fire department photos And I have an organized by year or by by decade by year By month and then event in that month because I I was gonna go back and scrapbook them all but I ain't doing that no more My my of course they're adult kids, you know a four of them now, but you know every time there's a special occasion It's a huge hassle to do this kind of work. I mean, yeah If it's in SharePoint they really need to do you got your picture libraries Don't use the document library do the picture library You've also got the asset library like I know that you know if you're a comms team You can do your asset libraries where it then helps you around the content type It changes some of the columns and the the metadata and the organizing and the searching so Start from those two types if you're on SharePoint if you're on one drive It's actually already got a picture library that doesn't it's kind of doing it a bit more automatically for you So I'm just kind of going hang on. Yeah Which one are you in? My recommendations is one drive even if it is work-related not personal I you know one drive is still more flexible and it's easier than to go and share that out and share specific collections with individuals So organize your hierarchy However, you set it up by by year by group by category however that is Separate and have different colored folders Now that you can now that you can yeah now that you can I know that it's one of those things. I mean there are there's I mean there's plenty of add-on third-party that you can pay for that does you know full-on You know ways to be able to tag Images and work with it and do it automatically and getting more into that sort of AI side of things and is it in 365 to do it. What is it? It's the best way to go It'll get there


Hi there, my name is Sandy Alnok. I'm an artist and paper crafter here on YouTube And I'm going to be making a floral wreath card today using my Prismacolor pencils and a stamp set from honeybee And it's called hello gorgeous. It has a lot of different flowers in it So you could do this with a bunch of these different ones and I'm going to use that one I just pointed to there's also some sentiments that go with it And I'm going to stamp it using a light green ink from Lawn Fawn You can use a lot of different inks if you use a pigment ink You'll just want to make sure you dry it really well You can heat set it or just let it dry overnight or something to make sure it's good and dry before you start coloring with your pencils And I'm using Prismacolor pencils and I put my colors up there on the screen for you Although you can use any different kinds of colors as long as they color over top of the ink that you've stamped in and What I did was stamp this one particular bunch of Flowers and I stamped it four times once right set up one side up upside down and then reversed it left and right You could and I didn't do this you could trim your paper first so that it's square It's going to help you get them aligned a little bit better And I also used a misty to help myself get them aligned What I'm doing is coloring over top of the pencil lines and Using the pencil lines as the place for the image to get darker So if you want to use those Generally with flowers, there's not a whole lot of worry about whether the lights coming from the right-hand side or the left-hand side As long as you get some sort of petal shapes in there And you'll notice that I'm using a little darker line right where the Or darker color right where the pencil line or the pencil line the stamp line is and then feathering it out from there Because the one thing you don't want to do is just to have it look like you've traced over each one of the stamps so I'm coloring a little bit over the line and Then letting the color trail out from there, but not letting it be really consistent right beside that line So in some places it'll be a little thicker of color and a little little wider of a line And then other places I'm going to let it just be a little bit softer This big flower was the one I had the most challenge with I was trying to leave some white spaces So that I'd have room for some highlights and I ended up picking Carmine for my second color It didn't work out all that well because Carmine is pretty close to the crimson in terms of when you color heavy with it I didn't retain a whole lot of depth So then I had to figure out what to do next and here I'll zoom in so you can see a little bit better and I'm going to try to go back in with the Carmine and add a little bit more depth in there You can see I'm just putting my shading right up to the lines themselves But I'm not getting a huge amount of contrast like I did with that pink flower So I'm taking a dark purplish color black grape and I'm adding a little bit of shading and again I'm not just adding a single line and you don't necessarily want to go around every single line And I'm adding the shadow in those those places where that line joins the next section because that usually makes a crease of some sort it defines a shape of some kind And makes that into like separate little petal shapes so I'm going to go back over with my crimson again And I thought I'll leave that and see if I want to do anything else with it later As I get to the end of this because all of these colors you're going to see a difference Based on what they're next to so if you have chosen some really contrasty colors Then that will affect the colors next to them So if you uh, if you want to have some shadows you want to have them be Somewhat consistent either really strong contrast or not as much contrast around the whole thing kind of depends on what kind of look you want So I'm gonna make of course yellow flowers because that's me. I do yellow flowers all the time That's just my gig right And here I'm gonna put a dark brown center in the middle of it And go over again with that yellow color to deepen up the shade that it is And you'll notice none of those flowers look like they had green stamped lines because they used a really pale green Use the palest color you've got And I was going to use yellow But I've been using a lot of yellow for doing a lot of things But yellow would be a good color to do this with as well You have a little less trouble covering the the line itself, but At least here you get to see literally that those green lines are disappearing As I add the colors right on top of them This is a really good example of why it's really important to have sharp pencils when you're coloring too Because I stopped quite often to sharpen my pencils or a lot of times I sharpened every time before I put the pencil out here on the paper So You'll you want to keep it good and and sharp because that's what's going to give you The sharp edges around everything If you end up using a clunky big fat pencil pencil line that's Not sharp you won't end up with really fine details at all This did take a long time to do I might recommend you do something with slightly bigger flowers in them because this did take quite a while When I had to do it all four times. You're not going to have to watch me do it four times no worries But one of the things that I Thought that I would give you as a recommendation as I was doing the other flowers Is to do all of one flower like do all your yellow flowers around the whole thing then do all the pink flowers And keep rotating that way because you'll learn something from doing it once You'll do it better the second time and then the third time and the fourth time And it also means you'll change pencils a little bit less often And you'll remember which colors you use when you go from one to the next Because on these pinks when I did the rest of it I didn't exactly remember which one I had used for which flower Should have written that down. I had to go back to my footage In which I said the coloring out loud for myself while I was Yammering while I was coloring And then I had to go pull that out so I could remember Which color to use and which color to put on the screen Because I like to put that out there for you I know a lot of people like to use exactly the color that the person on youtube uses But I always encourage you to try something different Because it's already been done what the person doesn't on youtube They already have experimented with that color try other colors too And see what you can come up with on your own And I know um with coping markers it becomes a big issue and then also With pencil people want to know exactly which colors But really the brand of pencil Does not seem to matter a whole lot There's a few pencils that Don't have very rich color So they're a little more on the waxy side But for the most part I found lots of different brands of pencils Are pretty good and pretty pretty good for paper crafting You're not going to have a whole lot of issues with Most of the pencils that I've seen out there and tried Did try some a different brand recently I am going to probably stick with my prism colors because these are the ones that I have Um the full set of I actually have two full sets because I saw them on sale once and I had to buy them a second time So if anything ran out I had another I know Yeah, I have a sickness. It's called full set syndrome Raise your hand if you have it too We we get that sometimes when we love a medium and I've always loved My prism color pencil since back in my college days So I'm making one more pink flower and again, I'm adding a little bit of that black grape To add a little extra dimension there and then in between each one of the flowers wherever there's a really dark space Underneath I'm adding just a few not giant lines of it just a few spots to add a little bit of dimension Now we're getting out into all the little fronds and things in this stamp And I'll do some in yellow some in red All different kinds of things. There's a couple of arrows and I'll use two different browns For those and I'm basically using the same browns that I used on that yellow flower center Just carrying those colors throughout And the greens I'm going to leave as the green ink. It's a really soft green And kind of like how it looks So I'm going to leave that as it is And then finish up these little guys all the way around The edge just do a little flicking with the pencil and now I have magically look at me. Look how fast I am. I completed all those clusters of flowers And I'm just going to add a few berries in between because the berries were the easiest thing You could draw another whole flower in there, but there's those tiny berries that you can just follow exactly what was done You can either draw the berries first and then add stems or draw some stems and then drop some berries on And I'm going to add some in between And then a little bit on the outside Because then when you have a full rounded thing, it doesn't look like you have I don't know it looks like there's like clusters of flowers and then a big empty space clusters of flowers in empty space So just adding a little more those lacy berries those little branches Tends to just soften it out and make it look like one big beautiful floral wreath And then all I had to do was take some matching coordinating pieces of card stock pinks and yellows and greens And I added a couple layers and I think that would be a really beautiful card for somebody to put on their mantle Or on the kitchen shelf or something beautiful to decorate their home after I send them the card Hope you enjoyed this video And I hope you will find some flower stamps that you have and try making a card like this You can click on the videos that are here You can click on my face to subscribe to my channel and I will talk to you guys later. Have a great day. Bye. Bye


The best thing I've learned while taking a TEFL course. I have been a teacher with 51 TOC for 3 years now and to improve my career in teaching skills I have learned some things on this TEFL course that will help me brush up my skills in teaching. Though I have been a teacher's aide before, as well as a bright student who used to tutor others during my school years, it was now that I realized how hard teachers used to work for us to become good learners in school and understand the subjects. I used to not really like tests that much but now I realize how important they are for teachers to learn about where students are lacking and where they need more help. I wished however that tests were used as a roadmap for teachers in the classroom rather than as a system to rank students with other students. Learning should be an individual process of self-improvement. Some students are slower than others. But in the end what matters is students learn the language. What I liked about this course was that it taught us teachers to make our lessons student-centered. Three things that I believe I learn in this TEFL course that can make our classes student-centered are the ESA method, managing classes through the use of eye contact, gesture, voice, establishing rapport and lastly through the use of games. All those three elements I have learned in this TEFL course will help me create students-centered lessons which the students will enjoy and will make learning easier for them. ESA methodology of teaching The first important thing I learned in this TEFL course was the ESA method discussed. Though I was doing it practically in my job every day, I became aware of this method studying this course. The engage method is usually our warm-up we do every lesson I teach, it is also part of the syllabus and course book we are given to use to teach our students at work. Usually it consists of pictures and songs we sing together with students, which I think is a great idea because it really helps us teachers establish a great rapport with our students right in the beginning of our lesson. Moreover, the students begin to fill at ease for the duration of the lessons since we start on a happy note. For the study part of the lesson, I always keep a mini board with markers and some animal puppets, which often allow me to aid students in studying words, counting or helping them do gap fill activities. Some students are slower and learn more visually so sometimes for them to guess a word I might draw pictures. I also might write a sentence with missing words, which the students get involved with and help me solve. The students retain the words really well when they add them to finish the sentences. The activate part is often my favorite part of each lesson I teach because I often see when we have role plays the students are really excited to play different characters. The students come up with their own interesting sentences and it is amazing to see their imagination at work. Another activity I like doing in the activate part is story building. Sometimes we have related words in our lessons which we can use to create a story from. This activity allows us to use the words and sentences and we even use puppets in the end, which gets really exciting for the students. This activity incorporates all their skills including reading, writing, speaking and listening. Classroom Management Something important that I learned about eye contact in this lesson was when I should avoid it. Eye contact helps me get the attention of the students, but in my lessons I noticed it could also be distracting to the students, especially where they are doing an activity that is focused on fluency or reading.  Students sometimes created confusion for the students, therefore, the point was really helpful for me to learn. Using gestures is really important in teaching online courses as my experience tells me but often it is not enough because I find it challenging using gestures for all kinds of words. When I do fall into this challenge I often use pictures or my finger puppets to help me. In other words other than expressions like good, bad, happy, sad, hello, and bye sometimes is difficult for student to understand with gestures alone, so we need to use picture aids too. My voice is another attracting feature that my students enjoy. It helps them get the vibe of the word if it's positive, negative, or scary. I often practice high and low pitched sounds when my beginner students are learning phonics, which they really enjoy. Voice enhances the quality of the lesson and makes it even more enjoyable for the students to remember and capture the vowels and sounds, which eventually help the students sound out bigger English words when they begin reading and stumble upon a new word. EFL games Lastly the most important part of this course was learning about different games we could use to make our teaching more interesting. I also learned about new sources where we can find more ideas to make up games that relate to our lessons. Up until now I was using the same games that our syllabus had and often in some lessons we run out of games but we still have time left. So, I have decided to add more games to my lessons, which provides variety as well as help the students retain the words we learned. Lessons like Pictionary, Jeopardy, and Cluedo all sound awesome and I think I could add them to my lessons to make them more interesting. Pictionary would be perfect because a lot of my Chinese students like my drawings and sing me draw. They also enjoy drawing and it really helps them remember the words and what they mean especially when they draw it out. Overall the ESA methods, managing classes through the use of eye contact, gesture, voice, establishing rapport and lastly through the use of games we can make students centered lessons that can be enjoyed by all students and allow us to vary our lessons based on how challenging or easy it is for students to learn. I believe this TEFL course helped me tweak my teaching skills and made me aware of the different methods I can use. Through this course I can take more control of my class lesson to help my students learn. 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Don't skip to the reaction. There's some important stuff I want to talk about. Thank you Hey, hey there through VistaSlogan here back here again with another reaction video and today We're gonna be reacting to both teasers from BTS now. Not gonna lie. I have seen both of them But you know might as well make a reaction video out of it So yeah, but yeah, there's um, there's a couple reasons why I want to make a reaction video one just so that For when I react to the BTS music video It'll probably be a couple hours later because I'm gonna be taking my time to edit it as you can probably tell from this video when I edit this one and To I just also want to kind of promote the stream that I'm doing right now right now I'm doing a 24-hour stream and I feel like if just any anyone wants to come in and watch it. It's a charity stream I forgot to mention that so if anyone wants to come in and watch the charity stream donate money the money will be going to the people that lost their houses and Homes in South Korea after the fire So if anyone wants to just help out with that a little bit then they'll be awesome. There'll be a link in the description down below and yeah Those are basically the two reasons why and also, oh, there's a third reason. There's a third reason because Swag y'all know swag So yeah, I know what the song is gonna be basically like and I'm freaking excited for this It actually sounds real good. It Really does sound real good and with that dance that happened like the cool leg dance with the leg does dance move stuff kind of like that like Weird movement. It's cool. Okay. It's cool. And yeah And also like the gym part where like everyone thinks he's like backwards. I think he's front But anyways, we'll leave that argument another day Because YOLO swag YOLO So are you guys I'm gonna let this get straight into this I'm freaking excited. I hope you guys out there.  I'm interested what her voice would be like But goddamn be decent pink man. Well, everything about them is pink And I like that.  They gave me a fright. Oh I Forgot this happened. I Forgot that happened. Oh, I forgot that happened Yo, that they gave me a fright yo, yeah, like yeah that That gave me a fright that actually scared me. Oh my god But yeah, like the first season doesn't really do that much. It seriously doesn't really do their matches just How see walking out of the ticket booth walking past BTS and then a snippet of the song plays and I mean The song still sounds freaking awesome from that snippet, but now we've got the second season We're gonna be writing to them because it's swag big hit Music and artists for healing. God damn. Look at Jin Now look at the now look at Shook Jim and now look at J-Hope. Oh my god, Aryan Junko don't do that to me my guy I only saw this once Okay, we get it. You got shoulders But guys like this right here Goddamn just look at it. It's like a 80s show 90s show something It's not a TV program from the 80s or 90s one of them who knows actually quite a lot of people know but legit I only watched this once and it's insane. I love it Like just everyone's visuals the scenes the freaking song as well just everything about this Just it's gonna be amazing. I mean It's BTS every every new song that they released.  Okay, I'm not lying all their songs are freaking good There was only one song recently that I didn't like I think it was outro tier now That's probably gonna get people to hate me, but I'm not a big fan of that song But I do like basically all the other songs There's only a few all to give it that I just like but I feel like this is gonna be one of the ones that I like Because it's BTS the music's just good I still want to know what house he sounds like. Should we just listen to a snippet of her voice? I might do that I might just do that because I just want to know what she sounds like That's why her voice sounds like I feel like it will match with BTS. That's awesome.  Okay, at least I now know what she sounds like. She's She's somewhat sounds like an artist that I listen to called Jaira Burns. So I Could already see this being awesome collaboration already. Okay, sweet Wow, so yeah, this is gonna be freaking awesome. So freaking awesome.  I'll make it as entertaining as possible for you guys and yeah other than that I hope you guys have a great day and just keep on smiling and adios my dope


Friends, fellows, and lutions, and credit union cooperators on the occasion of International Credit Union Day 2022. First, please join me, as we thank the Most High for his blessings and for daily working with us to become instruments of peace. As we pray the credit union prayer by St. Francis of Assisi. Lord, make me an instrument of your peace. Whether it's hatred, let me so love. Whether it's injury, pardon. Whether it's doubt, faith. Whether it's darkness, light. And whether it's sadness, joy. O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console, to be understood as to understand, to be loved as to love. For it is in giving that we receive. It is in pardoning that we are pardoned. And it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. Today, St. Lucia joins 86,451 credit unions in six continents in 118 countries worldwide, in commemorating the 74th anniversary of International Credit Union Day under the theme, empower your financial future with a credit union. International Credit Union Day was first celebrated in 1948 to raise global awareness for the credit union movement. It gives credit unions worldwide a chance to celebrate and spotlight the achievements of the credit union cooperative model. This year's film is intended to reach some 1.4 billion people who remain unbanked. Credit unions truly have the perfect model to empower their financial future. Fellow St. Lucia, we are part of this 1.4 billion. Hence, it is also my mirrored message today to urge all St. Lucia's who are not yet a member of a credit union cooperative to get acquainted with the advantages of a credit union and the cooperative business model in general. Credit union leaders, I also urge you to seek out collective ways, even with sister non-credit union cooperatives, to get more people to understand the important role that credit unions play in our community. The message for this year urges credit union leaders, employees, and members to encourage someone within their lives and communities to reach out to a credit union for help on their personal financial journey. Credit union cooperators, as the minister with responsibility for cooperatives, I wish to add my voice to the messages of the bodies such as the Credit Union National Association, CUNA, and Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions. Messages that are seeking and wavering advocacy, continuous professional growth, and operational confidence to protect the interests of all credit unions. That is you, members, leaders, directors, regulators, together with fellow cooperators, our government too. We are in this together. We will commence our empowerment plan for our cooperative sector with a development plan that is inclusive, a plan which we'll aim to reform, restore, and rebuild our cooperative sub-sectors. Our consultations will know no boundaries as we seek to collaborate on efforts to strengthen our economy one sub-sector at a time. Credit union cooperators, our people have been battered by the impact of the world in malers of war, shortages, rising prices, restricted movements, lower household incomes, and yes, sadly, death and unemployment on the heels of an emerging post-COVID era. A post-COVID era which has found us further challenged in improving legislations and regulations, in providing technical assistance programs, in introducing new tools and technologies to strengthen our people and our sectors. We are calling upon all cooperators to prove the resilience of the cooperative model, to partner with us, the government, in our development plan to put our people first. Let us prove the cooperative model's philosophy, its vision and its principles, which have been fashioned in this year's theme, as well as for international day of cooperatives, which states emphatically that cooperatives build a better world. Fellow centrusions, if you are not yet a member of a credit union, I urge you to seek out these themes which boost the importance of one and every type of cooperative enterprise. I'm calling upon all centrusions to make it your duty to empower yourself with some knowledge of the cooperative model on the various types of cooperatives, such as the credit unions. While you are surfing the web today, I urge you to Google cooperatives with the interests of membership, if only to identify with the model's advantages, achievements, and potential to restore our lives and our world. Credit union cooperators, you boast of a subsector of a little more than 121,000 members strong. Your fellow subsectors operating with fewer members are themselves challenged. The members of these productive subsectors are green. We need your inclusion to reform these sectors. We call upon and thank credit union leaders for your support and voice in our cooperative reform development plans. We thank you for designing and executing loan demand packages that assisted our solution people during COVID-19. Your moratorium and loan rescheduling resulted in an increased demand for credit union loans. Hence, the St. Lucian credit union subsector featured prominently within the CCCU report as executing a successful loan strategy during COVID-19. Our credit union subsector recorded the highest demand for loan services within the region during the period 2020 to 2021. This demonstrates that membership has confidence in the credit union's ability to empower their financial future. Hence, an increase in loan demands. Many families were sustained through a credit union during the pandemic. The rolling out of the newly introduced ATM cards facilitated greater access to deposit services during the no-contact period. A virtual presence affected within nationally shortened operating hours maintained access to credit union products and services. Restructuring and rebranding are on the rise. And members are testifying to the credit union's ability to respond to their needs physically and virtually. All that is COVID tested. Hence, very little interruptions or shutdowns of any of our credit union cooperatives was experienced or reported during this period. So I leave you today, hopefully, with a stronger conviction to be part of the cooperative movement. If you are not yet a member, explore this. If you are a member, maintain engagement with your credit union. Volunteer, dialogue, participate. Have a presence in your credit union's business. Urge orders to explore the services of a credit union and be empowered to challenge the model with your financial future. Congratulations to each and every director, member, officer, employee, past, and current on this distinguished day. Give thanks, be proud, represent, and celebrate your day. Happy International Credit Union Day 2022. I thank you and wish you God's richest blessings


Jiri Johnson is back with us today and of course he is standing by to give us his expert opinion on the New Super Headlines. He is a senior lecturer at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism. Jiri Johnson, good morning to you and thank you very much for your time. Good morning Kofi and good morning to all our viewers all over the world that are here, our voices and good morning to all the world that are here in Nigeria presently where there's no fuel and there's no power even if you have the gen to power the gen you need fuel so it's just the way it is. Jiri Johnson people are what I see every people are queuing queue on the roads for hours from the previous night and so I have to stay for hours the next day just to get fuel if you want to buy in your jerry can last person I sent spent the whole day just to get a keg of petrol it's something we hope we won't see again in in the near future. Let's start off with look at the stories coming from the nation newspaper the big one the NNPCL marketers defer or over lingering petrol scarcity so I think it's a case of whose report will you believe we'll get details of that as you go on PDP G5 governors won't bow to intimidation I thought that they had been expanded to G6 with Umahi including himself in that group unanimously more from the nation can to Nigerians vote your conscience the paper is saying that the group is saying probably they won't I'm waiting to tell Nigerians who to vote for uh court sanctions or sustains rather injunction stopping Nigeria air takeoff African teams in sloppy walk-up start a delicacy our sac permanent secretaries inaugurated by oh yeah taller and we can see a picture of the our progressives congress presidential candidate Shivaji Bola there in on a campaign trail this time was in a Boeing state the headline under that picture terrible our review policies hindering commerce in the southeast all right so that's uh uh one there from the nation let's go over to the next one the punch on friday with the following headlines election result transmission beware of fraud opposition warns inek apc recants beware of fraud opposition warns inek apc recants electoral commission under pressure of a beavers pdp apc has had an agenda on 2023 elections labor party alleges i'm concerned about poor telecoms network says adamu all right uh court stops nigeria air indefinitely adjourns case till october 23 reps worry over fg china 475 million dollar deal uh what we wonder if the worry is a worry for the good of nigeria and so something else that we can't see right now uh i don't know economic downturn hits manufacturers oil service firms and picture of the finance minister there um you know beside that headline northern apc christian leaders divided over presidential candidates marked as one of possible petrol price increase increase uh we can see a picture of queues and the suffering that people out there having to go through through nigeria to get just a liter or a few liters of petrol um sustain their lives three days to hand over a tola points 30 permanent secretaries secretaries and i'm sure that explains what the nation said that uh delicacies he will he will suck them um kidnappers in army uniform docked legos passengers pro begins and talking about that there was also an incident in pohacot yesterday uh where kidnappers kidnapped uh someone they were in army camouflage and shot three policemen security details in a convoy dead on top the new rumokoro flyover really sad impeachment you're misinformed by us lawmakers tell akiti s a n we move on from the punch and let's go to leadership on friday leadership has the following headlines apc a muslim muslim ticket do gara achuba six others disowned barbacha over support for ubi all right and that's a member of the party who has taken a different move about doga is one of the christian northness in the apc achuba as well all right um they're saying he can't speak for the group uh to make position public soon we can't force anyone to support our candidate labor party uh tico ten will take campaign to quara eboyin if g destroys a 3000 seized weapons pmb six regional cooperation on terrorism trans border crimes dss withdraws case against tukur mamu uh i hope you all remember uh tukur mamu this is the um uh the the publisher of the desert herald the one who has been you know interfacing between uh negotiating on behalf of the kidnapped victims those were kidnapped in that abu jaconda bound train uh kata 2022 after first round of matches african teams yet to win we're satisfied with dango tate's performance in csr it's according to reps some the headlines on the front page of the leadership friday and final paper the guardian very quickly a decline in all gas output hampers growth amid recession fears declining oil and gas output hampers growth amid recession fears after the floods picking bits pieces of ruined investments livelihood or livelihoods big story uh on pages four and five of the guardian i'm sure to make for an interesting read and a very good one by the paper at the bottom of that front page you can see in red it might not be too bold on your screen but i read it out pdp c upp others slam adam over deployment of be vast uh some interesting things going down as far as elections are concerned let's quickly go over to our guest um jillie johnson i will start with the big one on the front page of the the guardian um we have a decline in oil and gas output in the country uh the paper is saying prevailing economic challenges as reflected in the business environment rising inflation uh which is further compounded by poor oil production in the last three months uh have undermined nigeria's economy economy uh so official figures show that gross domestic product grew by 2.25 percent so jillie johnson uh some people have always said especially expects in this field this is a time nigeria should be ripping in a lot from oil and gas especially but we can't surpass well and when you don't keep your house in order you have this kind of situation we don't even know the amount of produce that are lifted that are producing my jillian and the amount of food that are lifted out of my jillian so there's no picture you have the nigeria is a product economy we rely solely on oil all of our revenue is from all our foreign exchange and in most of foreign exchange and comes from oil and you have a situation whereby there's no proper coordination there's no proper supervision of that industry the president with all our offices is also the minister of petrol minister of petroleum resources in nigeria at the same time n npc operate as as as a sovereign entity within the nigerian state it cannot be questioned it doesn't even render its account so you don't have a full picture of what goes on in that particular in that particular industry so you have this type of situation whereby we should have cash in on what is going on in russia and ukraine what the opportunity it provided you recall in 1991 the gov the gov the gov crisis a iran kuit a iraq kuit crisis we benefited from it every time there is a global crisis that led to the increase in price of petroleum product we have always benefited from it with the exception of what is really happening now and then if you also go back to a lingering issue which no one has been able to find answers to with respect to whether we piece of city or we don't piece of city on a petroleum product there's never been any definite answer to that effect so that particular industry which is the ministry of nigerian economy is the more you look the less you see the more you try to understand the more confused you are i'm not even sure anybody in in in government who plays a lead on what is really going on in that sector and once your economy the centerpiece of your economy is oil and gas and if that oil and gas which is the foundation is not a stable foundation it's a disruptive foundation if you have a disruptive effect on the entire economy and that's what we we are we are witnessing that's what we are witnessing we are witnessing with respect to every other sector i got two two earlier before we came online now let's let's personalize it let's bring it to i couldn't join true visual means why because there is no light to i couldn't power my generator because i couldn't get fuel to power the generator that's on individual level now if you take it to business level small skills and medium small and medium skill entrepreneurs that run their own private businesses that have to power their businesses with with energy where do they get energy for energy from tc from tcn and the distribution companies are not coming in then the alternative energy supply which we have in Nigeria is to use fuel which is a major resources that god has provided for us they can't afford it they even if they can afford it there is no way they can get it so you could see you could see the the the turnover the turnover effect the spillover effect of of what oil does to of what does to our economy so you don't need you don't need rocket science and the unfortunate is that you will not see any spokesperson of minister of petroleum coming out to talk you don't see somebody from the presidency coming out to explain why this is happening you don't see any spokesperson from nnpc whether nnpcllpc or nnpcprc or whatever you want to call them because you don't even know whether they are government enterprise public private enterprise that's to tell you the absolute confusion and the chaos we have in the major sector that drives our economy so if the major driver of the economy is in shambles the rest are short and every other aspect of the economy will be in shambles all right let's quickly go over to um stay with the guardian um that particular that particular story on the back page on the front page rather at the bottom there talking about the situation between uh in the political parties particularly pdp and the c upp which is a coalition of political parties uh the paper saying pdp c upp others slumber damu over deployment of beavers uh just to get some details here the writers to that they're saying apc okay i'll just leave that says following outrage and condemnation that trailed his comments on the deployment of technology for the 2023 general elections by the independent national electoral commission uh national chairman of apc abdoulay damu has disclaimed reports that he is opposed to the deployment of bimodal voter accreditation system in inak results viewing portal iref for next year's poll you know so he's having to to explain himself at a news conference in abuja uh yesterday the paper says that he was adamo said he was only concerned about the challenges of electricity supply and irregular telecommunication signals in remote voting districts of the country so um the reason this what he had earlier said that uh caused a reaction was on wednesday he said he was worried that the country is not ripe you know for the usage of electoral technology he's saying network issues could hamper you know the smooth running of the election and that's what the the pdp and cpp had to had to tackle him on after more than two decades of introducing gsm services in nigeria two two decades of introducing gsm services in nigeria and the tremendous growth net or coverage and reach of that particular industry the national chairman of the party that has ruled this country for the past eight years and a member of the party that ruled this country for adamo has been in government for 24 years he should not be deceived he was in pdp as governor in pdp as senator then in apc as senator and then now as the chairman of the apc telling us this he shouldn't be coming from him in any case an indictment of the present administration he says if all of these things he has outlined they were not even able to improve on a in the in the in the past eight years but that's enough reason for nigerians not to put for the party because they give this cost card of what the party has failed to do in strengthening democracy in strengthening the nigerian society in providing a base that will lead to economic transformation of the country because it's an information based economy is a tech based economy is not a commodity based economy the global economy is a tech based economy driven by information technology and the national chairman of the party the ruling party is telling us that it's an indictment it's an indictment in fact it's a campaign material or for the opposition but in nigeria do you even have opposition to talk of it because all of them are the same like i said there's no difference between pdp and pc they are just two sides of a coin and then labor is just the edge of the two sides of the coin so that's just and the distinction you could make between people that's a that's a scheme that's a very interesting description there not not two sides of the corn but when he said labor is the edge of the two sides of the corn he could be laughing let's go over to leadership friday leadership friday has one very interesting story on the top right corner uh a delicate vows to sack oyetola's last many permanent secretaries and the the ink the outgoing governor three days to the handover his handover departure from office appointed 30 permanent secretaries 30 i mean and after i lost the election he conducted lookbook moment election which he didn't conduct for three and a half years you see once election have been conducted and then the transitional period is really called a limb dock session during the limb dock session we are not meant to take critical policy decision out of respect for the incoming administration it's an ethical it's not illegal binding what everybody's an ethical standard you must it should uphold you should uphold why would you appoint 30 permanent secretaries when you are leaving why did you know i appoint them six months ago why are you waiting for your exit now you are trying to create an administrative bottleneck for the incoming administration now even incoming administration sad those 30 permanent secretaries they were accused him of being political whereas it is the outgoing administration that is setting a land mine a land mine for the incoming administration i recall when the president administration said they are going to conduct sensor and do election in 2023 i laughed and i took all that it's not possible for buahari's administration to do election in 2023 and to conduct sensor in 2023 where is the window that the sensor should be left for the incoming administration to do because there are some things that um because by the time the report of the sensor is coming out it will be a new administration now this new permanent secretary that you have appointed by the time they are confirmation you have just appointed them the confirmation for the appointment by the time it is the incoming governor that will confirm their appointment as as as as as permanent secretary so it's it's clear if someone is taking over plus tv administration for example and the present person occupying the office that is living in three days is appointing head of departments assigning responsibility new responsibility to new people they are trying to i'm in doing what he's supposed to do that's that's just the basic illustration that explains it look i support adelike if you know if you if you not only suck them if you fire them you just retire them let them let them go and be and stay and stay and stay with their family because any one of them that is that is what is the chief of staff the chief of staff which is a particular appointment who is meant to give directive who is meant to give who is meant to give counsel to the governor to advise the governor on on basic civil service rules process and procedure there's no advising if barris living now barris living in may 29 now on may 26 barry appointed permanent secretary to all ministries to all federal ministries was he telling the incoming administration they're not giving the incoming administration any opportunity to select east or a team of people that work with them no no no that's that's that's that's that that does not make there's no make any sense there's no make it was the same thing that was done in your state when adjimabu was about leaving conducted local government election which they never conducted and for for for eight years for close to for close to a year in Nigeria there are some states in Nigeria that are not conducted local government election this 1999 after the 1998 local government election national local government election that battered the fourth republic there are some states in Nigeria that are not conducted local government election till date and we are practicing democracy die them all are crazy yeah famous line okay jimmy johnson let's quickly um take this one and then we can we can say goodbye to you uh i'm i will stick with the economic story this is on the front page of the other punch um at the top of that front page of the punch newspaper uh the house of representatives or reps worry over fg china for 75 million dollar deal and the paper is saying the house of reps has commenced an investigation into the mo u between the federal government of nigeria uh through the ministry of communications and digital economy and the government of china on an optic fiber project worth 475 million dollars um they want to investigate the status of the implementation of phase one of the project including a forensic audit on relevant transactions to execute the national information communication technology infrastructure backbone projects one and two so you just want to conduct an audit um you know to know what's happening and of course uh there was a motion filed you know by benjamin ben member of the house to you know calling on the house of reps to investigate uh that china's Huawei technology limited is in the mix in here um they seem that they they say that all is not well with that particular uh a credit facility of about four and seven five million dollars you know credit facility is not seen but when you want to hear that noise and they make it public that they draw attention to it they want the parties to come together and resolve some crisis even trying to resolve internally that they couldn't resolve at the end of the day you don't see the report where have you ever seen any report of any investigation the character that the public with respect to execution of budget or known as a the standard practice over here is that you know what you are meant to do what you're supposed to do you have not done so we are going to cry out to the public and we will make it public outcry you would do the need for that's the standard practice that's why they call the attention interestingly sorry to interject here uh the the man who moved the motion is saying that the the house is concerned that if try to um do their oversight functions over this project but they've been frustrated their efforts have been frustrated to to oversight the progress of of this four seventy five million dollar project because that's that's the reason because they've been frustrated to do their oversight and that's why they brought it to the public domain and you know what it goes on when this issue issue happen using the one of the fundamental problem we have had with this person democratic experience is the principle of checks and balances and cooperation between the organ store government in ensuring that there is compliance with established rules process and procedure we should play what role and what role should be done we have seen that Nigerians have engaging in in in agreement in treaty excluding the national the national assembly you've seen a situation where we've even gotten loaned under this president administration whether they have right to call it this or not whether the national assembly have agreed is the national assembly should know even Nigerians engaging in any kind of dealings economy political or what have you with foreign countries the national assembly is empowered by the constitution to be in the know of these things however there are things that are still updated and your fortunate experience we have in Nigeria is very simple when we transited from um civilian from military administration to civilian administration because i'm not calling this democracy this is what we still have a civilian administration it's not the democracy all the principles and tenets of democratic principles and still not upheld now unfortunately for us it was a former head of state military head of state that was the first person that pioneered this transition in the president of the military tendency not this regarding the national assembly you know when military are in power there are only two organs of government that function one the executive and the judicial the power of the of the legislature is subsumed under the executive and it is the same mindset that oba sanjo used to rule that's why you have a cantakoros relationship between the national assembly and oba sanjo administration because when the national assembly is trying to uphold its own values own principles own power it is antithetical to oba sanjo's experience as a former military head of state and it was the same thing on that one when um bukola saraki was the senate president it was the same challenge we are because when we move from one party to another party in this present democratic experience it was not also the new democratic experiment it was also another transition from a civilian administration to another civilian administration because the president that was a beneficiary was a former military head of state that did not use legislature so he does not believe in legislature so everybody in his cabinet look at the arrogance of the ministers across god is it the minister of of of minister of reform productivity you want to talk about or is it the custom boss that said it cannot appear before the national assembly that it cannot wear the uniform of custom or is it the minister of education or is it the minister of digital economy or is it the minister of just look at the disposition of the various ministers towards the national assembly they are open display of this day so that's that's the challenge here all right the national assembly members themselves don't help themselves because you always dip their hand in the cookie jar so they go for the crumbs instead of doing the oversight function so when the crumbs are not coming they cry with their empty bowl to the public domain crying so that they can drop some coins into those bowl if they bring it to the public to tell the public we are working no these people are stopping us from working and then they will call them to a meeting and they'll backslab each other what's wrong with you these are your coins and they take their coins they are they are they are they are they are they are in between their legs they go back to their to their default so you're saying this noise is all because they have not been allowed to do oversight but it's in the oversight is where is my share my share and then you do when you do oversight there must be something inside oh my interesting you know so there's some fire where the where the smoke is coming from there's some fire there exactly exactly you know it's interesting they said they've been frustrated from exercising oversight over this I mean it's a $475 million million dollar project you know even with this 206 billion narrow that we can't the minister of humanitarian affairs cannot explain and she says that she would call the minister of finance for her to come and explain where that 206 billion narrow came from into the the budget of the ministry of humanitarian affairs of 2023 they really are shouting too because they've been shouting about it national assembly yeah you have seen you have seen that you remember the minister of health that woman uh professor gringe as she was subsumed under this type of uh arrangement of money budget budgetary allocation or non budgetary allocation you can imagine how that amount of money was inserted and then nothing was done the only notion we hear about this thing is now once they explain and then you can get your cookie job his business as usual I can assure you so well let's see let's see what happens because his business yeah sorry his business as usual hopefully once once once they've made noise about it that they inserted this money now when those ones come they'll just come and appear before the media and say that the best claim the it was it was it was it was covered in the initial presentation it was just that the footnote that did not explain our and then they said oh it was it was it was really it was really covered and then they all smile the black slap each other and then nothing that's it that's the last year from it you see our meetings you see the way the newspaper reported dss with drawer of the case against mamu compared to how it was reported when he was abducted then from Egypt and look at the newspaper that they gave the story to to break the story as you understand what our patricia it was removed at the speaker of the house of red and the media organization that drew the news with respect to money being spent or not spent on the renovation of the speaker's residence you understand the dynamics of the Nigerian states and then you understand the dynamics of the Nigerian nation and the various factors that guide our decision making and the application of our of our judicial system and the applications of our rules in this country okay so so let's let's in that vein go to the leadership on friday to have your thoughts on that uh moved by the department of state services or state securities um you know withdrawing the court case against mamu who was uh you know unceremoniously you know arrested in egypt repatriated to nigeria and um you know taken into custody mainly he got to the airport in abuja yeah that's the you see if you use a dramatic approach and a sensational approach to arrest a man and it was flashed across all the pages of the newspaper across all media platforms you should use that similar as matters to tell us how you have gone about your investigation and why are we drawing the case now you are stigmatized mamu in the first instance with that approach now you are withdrawing the case quietly and gently we talk about if if you don't pay attention to details you won't see that story coffee will you will anyone see the story no one will see that story my my case in with with with us in Nigeria is for us to to to not to engage in media trial media trial is it's a perceptual war it's it destroys people's life because at the end of the day if there's no retryer if there's no conviction that that that image is already created for that person and it leaves with that person forever and ever you see we don't have to to to sensationalize i don't know why um our security agencies whether iefzc in both the economic and financial crime or dss or other security why they engage in sensationalism in in executing their advantage that's my own you you see the american lbi prior with you they will gather all the sources on investigation and before they come to the media they must have gotten enough evidence that once they place the evidence before you you see that you want to take a plea back in or you want to also go on trial but the time you see the evidence before you 99.9 percent of the time you you you are made so most people will go for a plea back in but our own the first thing is that is for anybody to run to the media and then once you run to the media we sensationalize the issue and then when uh in the process of sensationalizing the issue you have criminalized the person perceptually as far as everybody is concerned i'll say it in my look good darling the ear that had the going must hear about the coming it took back though who got above now it is not everybody that knew about how mamu was arrested that we know about dss we joined the case against mamu and what and how do you think people relate with mamu in the first instance if you don't have a case against a person why do you have to go to the extent of using state resources of going as fast in it arrest the person sensationalize the story in the process criminalize the person perceptually and without taking the matter to court that's that's my take and that's the reason why i still said we are still in a civilian administration and not democratic society in democracy fair hearing all right fundamental human rights at the basic rights of democratic society thank you all right jillie johnson uh we'll take a few more uh couple of uh a couple of headlines for say goodbye to you i'm sure you've been following what's been happening in akiti state the punch has a story on the latest from the impeachment of the house of assembly speaker who was in office for just six days uh and actually sat on that chair for only one day one day he never got to sit on it again um the the the man has gone to court um the governor of akiti state has said he doesn't have a hand in it but the name that keeps popping up is the name of the former governor fire me but the akiti state house assembly on thursday disagreed um i don't know if it's all of them with the position of some senior lawyers in the state uh that the speaker elected on monday uh miss zolubu mia deluba should vacate the office for boy agar aribi shogon the one who was removed after six days who emerged speakers six days earlier and the lawmakers said the opinion of the senior advocates is biased uh and they they said some things i won't go into right now but what are your thoughts on what's in play now my my view is that there's no difference between first year and fire me after all both of them are far from so they're not far from each other one is just more culture than the other then with respect to you know if you know what goes on under the scene and as a responsibility as a journalist will let people know to provide them insight on what on the current of what goes on in the society there is nobody governor can say i need next to nothing about it one the governor himself was was was was was was was selected by by by fire me he was he was the anointed candidate of of fire me and then i don't know the rule of the nigerian police in sealing the state house of assembly as far as i'm concerned from the facts of the case that i've gathered the present speaker that was elected the lady is just wasting our time because it's just a matter of time the court will rule over that matter because if you want to remove i don't know why they are always in a hurry if you want to remove the speaker they are laid down procedure they are processes that you must put in place to remove a speaker those processes were not followed now they could have come to the house make your sitting and removing giving the 72 hours notice follow the later principle process and procedure and then you remove the speaker however because they want to do it in a hurry and time is of essence for them so they went about doing it illegally you can remove the speaker there's not that about that but it's the legality of the remover that is in question so if you don't follow the legal procedure in removing him what you have done is a nullity is not a vast and of no effect the court will rule on that so if the speaker the people in the group of the present speaker are saying that what the sons are saying have been biased no problem the court will rule over that matter we have seen situations where by governors have been impeached and they have been restored because later processes and procedures were not followed were not followed and it seems our political class they don't learn the governor says i know next to nothing about it then the police says the house of assembly how would you as the governor of the state claim not to know next to nothing about it where in actual sense the state house of assembly are just a unit under the office of the governor across the state in nigeria across the state it is not it is easier to hold it is easier to remove the speaker in nigerian status of assembly than to even hold the commissioner accountable commissioner an appointee that was cleared by this it is it is easier and that's why you see speakers are removed left-right and center you see the manner with which they impeach the governor the deputy governor of the deputy governor of zanfarah state and that's why some of us have argued that we are not a democracy yet we are still a civil administration these people are parading themselves to be democrats but they are not democratic they are just people in and but they are civilians they are they have military tendencies and autocratic tendencies and all they do is to wear civilian outfit and not have military uniforms you see and fellow aniquora puti has sung a song that they are in different disguise they wear suit they wear abada they wear everything to deceive people these people are not democratic they don't believe in a democratic principle how cannot the governor call the warning parties together how cannot i would fire me as the leader of the party until recently no call the warning factions the people fighting and members of the apc why can't you not call them together and have a meeting with them and tell them guys let's do it this way however they start behind the scene and they are pulling the strings you know my people see in maluku that something that is dancing on top of the water the leaf that is dancing on top of the water there is the drummer is on that there is dancing on top of the river the drummer is below is sitting at the riverbank how do you say that in yoruba doesn't we know the people pulling the strings we know the people this dance you are seeing this masquerade dance you are seeing we know the godfathers that are pulling the strings and that's what is happening and they think that they are deceiving migrants they are deceiving themselves that's what i've said what is the difference between what fire me is doing now and what fire she has done before in a tea and it's unfortunate for a kitty people to be going through this harrowing experience we used to think that the kitty people are learning people they are caught under their level of education which brings some measure of decency in their political approach but look at what has characterized a kitty politics it does look at what has characterized a kitty politics and how great a kitty man should be ashamed of himself that's the reality i've been fortunate to have good political leaders and i'm born to say this is my opinion anybody can question can question can disagree with it with his own opinion just take a look take a panoramic look at the the political landscape i can claim to have come from a kitty the dimension that the kitty politics and it is right it's it's it's unfortunate i mean some of the legal minds that um the house of assembly is said to be disagreeing with because you mean you don't know what all of them are all the members of the same opinion uh uh uh s professional in Nigeria and you push it aside or is he education there's no there's no area of life there's no field of discipline and unfortunately it comes to leadership of the state like i told you the same experience they are having now they had on the far tree it's unfortunate it's it's really unfortunate that the kitty people have always left the state in the hands of talents for them to money to money but fire me you're referring to is was a pro-democracy you know fighter if you want to call out civil society a person most of those people that call them self-pro-democracy people in the process of fighting uh at the democratic element they have also been giving back them some anti-democratic principle who was the deputy do do do we see any visibility for the deputy of fire who was the deputy of fire when he was governor does the president have any visibility baba look not to speak grammar leadership is not about speaking grammar or speaking phonetics leadership is about building people leadership is about delegation this leadership is about teamwork leadership is about working in the overall interest of of of the community of the state and of the nation at large and i am passionate about a kitty all you just need to do is to take a trip around the kitty and see whether they have anything to show or experiment we have had since 1990 90 day take a trip just take a trip around the kitty it's unfortunate that's the reality and they will they will just use the media platform to project their personal image but the reality on ground does not reflect the the the perceptual image they've created for themselves this is unfortunate all right circumstances that people resort to anti-democratic principles they will resort to be grandly what is the role of the police in stealing i want anybody they said that they were trying to force to steal it they said they're trying to force to stall a breakdown of of law and order and try to stop certain persons from going there to set the house house assembly ablaze ablaze on fire on fire if the police are not invited by the speaker we should respect the sanctity this assembly it's a ground norm of democracy there are some ground norms if they are not invited passing their offices these are some of them are constitution there are some ground norms on this thing you see uh armed police we saw that with sir jane johnson is the police not entitled to protect public facilities if they have a security report they said he wanted to stop some persons unknown persons from facility from setting the place on fire on some sort of place ablaze the the the state house of assembly look let me go to united states of america the president of united states of america does not have access to congress and not do anything within the perimeter of the congress you have to seek the permission of the speaker who controls the security apparatus around the congress sanctity there's some ground norm we must establish that the police secure the the the state house but the police stop the street justice of the state from assessing the from assessing a call i have told you that the institution that suffered most when there is military intervention in politics is the legislature the institution that is destroyed by the military when the foreign when we started these democratically we started with someone that has a military antecedent and when we translated administration from one party military antecedent so we have seen systematically suppression and destruction of the legislature as an institution they are concerned they don't even want that institution to exist it is later to exist it is only the speaker invites the police the current incessant impeachment of species and said you know what the speakers this 2g of the governors they are meant to hold them accountable all right you don't see that i think we have to go we have to go but this probably shows you when when there is a breakdown of law and order in the state and the state governor will come up and say oh i don't control the police uh it's it's a federal government from abuja there's nothing i can do we'll start crying but when it comes to things that you know of matters of political experience and political interest you see the power of the governor to influence the move of the police and the actions of the police and they bring that to itself so who is the cv who who is deceiving who jenny johnson thank you very much i think um you might you might switch professions to become one of those s a s a n's because you've uh done justice to to this and even what you said about it being a nullity is the same word the senior advocates of nigeria used regarding that impeachment quite bizarre um you would say thank you very much for your time we have to go now we appreciate you go ahead it's always it's always a nice time hanging out with your Friday morning set thank you it's set to tune for the weekend thank you my brother have a wonderful weekend enjoy your weekend if you have any i understand my greetings to you yes i will to thank you if you have any oh i'm bare please reach out to me so i can also come and uh you can come on i will hook up with you then i'll hook up with you then all right thank you july johnson he's a senior lecturer at the uh nigerian city of journalism uh i'll go for that over there i'll ditch these suits for smart brother and go and have a dance we'll return after the break we have discussions and more discussions on 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Russia completed the production of the nuclear-capable Poseidon torpedoes. Russia has completed the production of the first batch of nuclear-capable Poseidon torpedoes. This report circulated by the TASS news agency. The torpedoes are scheduled to be delivered to the Russian Navy's Belgorod submarine, the world's largest. The news comes close on the heels of another report of Russian supremacy in arms and ammunition. After the military declared that it was sending its Serkhan hypersonic missile to combat service to the Atlantic and Indian oceans. As an arms supplier to a large number of countries, Russia is considered to be at the forefront of weapons technology. However, its claims have appeared hollow during the nearly year-long invasion of Ukraine since its advances have been cut down by arms supplied by the West. In such an environment, the news about a new torpedo can easily be waved off as another Russian exaggeration. However, the design of the Poseidon isn't meant for naval warfare alone. With capabilities of carrying a nuclear power plant, the Poseidon is a much feared weapon and is therefore among the list of superweapons that President Vladimir Putin has spoken about in the past. A product from the Rubin Design Bureau, the largest submarine design center in Russia, the Poseidon was developed under the codename Status-6 at a length of 65.6 feet or 20 meters and with a 15 megawatt nuclear-powered engine, the Poseidon is larger than just a torpedo and assumes the form of an unmanned underwater vehicle, UUV, that can be launched from a submarine. The Poseidon is meant to attack coastal installations and can be equipped with a nuclear warhead that can avoid existing missile defense systems. Apart from unleashing thermonuclear destruction, Poseidon's warhead is also designed to spread the radioactive contamination over a wide area.