Dynamism At Tinubu's Perpetrating

If there have been positive instructions nevertheless disobedience is entertained, the disobedient one must have been living in a concealed failure, thawing disgrace, and, subsequently, a visage of death. Tinubu is an alter ego of the three, no doubt, no dickering. It has now become his tomfoolery from any Nigerians the negative and the backward move of removing the aged subsidy without equipped refineries which ought to have stemmed the fuel price hikes and thereafter not necessitating the inflation experienced anywhere. According to Adam Smith: 'How selfish soever man be...there are evidently some principles in his nature which interest him in the fortune of others...though he derives nothing from it.' Abacha. Nothing from it indeed - Tinubu's imbecilic fealty to the police detected on a score and four of the month about 'sufficient arms' procurement cannot solve insecurity when there is no sufficient welfare for the people; what solves insecurity against the politicians' demises happens to be ironically the sufficient welfare which he has failed from due to his Kaduna-careless cupidity. Threafter the inflation is not superable: no need of negotiation on minimum wage increase - an anti-British economic system even at this Carolean State - that thus will be creating no value for Naira whilst one could not hold the N70,000 for the month expenses due to some relative increase in market prices via an uncoverable awareness; according to Harold Wilson: 'One man's wage increase is another man's price increase.' Secondly, no need of increasing the benchmark interest rate to tame the rise in inflation - a poor economic idea from the CBN whilst it has been culturally recognized that the fuel price reduction has been mostly excellent magic an economist or a would-be successful straightforward banker could have fathomed at this hungry period because the fuel prices control everything marketable in Nigeria, according to Warren Buffett: 'At all times, in all markets...the tiniest change in rates changes the value of every financial asset.' How did then the inflation get suppressed in May, for a glaring example, when MPR increased from 24.75% to 26.25% and no any favourable change in the commodity market recently as we could all have been involved [Monetary Policy Rate]. Recently we [Jawasimics team] nationally detected via the CBN Monetary Policy Committee the interest rate hike threatens manufacturing sector, employment rate, production costs leading to the prevalent inflation, and investment after the gullible CBN had, by the recent in the same vein, increased the [MPR] by 50 basis points from 26.25% to 26.75% via the MPC. Meaning Tinubu could not hide behind Governor Yemi Cardoso when now Tinubu has been all expected to have brought to the minimal level the fuel prices. Thirdly, no need of granting a 150-day-duty-free window for food commodities via importation - meaning suspension of duty tariffs and taxes on importation of food items across the nation's land and sea borders - this has not brought any intelligent economic approach nevertheless the federal government quasi-economic approach is thus beating about the bush jettisoning the fuel price reduction which has been the only workable economic intelligence now to solve the all-experienced inflation! The Abacha deadly corruption laid on their [the illegal president and the goons] faces would not let them perceive, and act on that economy of life. We have enshrined saving as a nation gulping N14trillion nevertheless there is time for all things: a time to save ironically against the Tinubu's open bilking, and a time to spend judiciously the ironically-saved capital on the aforementioned three areas meanwhile the catalyst has been #TinubuMustGo #Revolution2024 by the organized Labour via Hunger Protests within an unsmiling proximity of time on August 1. In furtherance, no more any of his obsequious gestures of apology which have been affecting the national temporal tempo negatively! Into the bargain, he could not be held sanctimomius whilst we need to work collaboratively the economy, limpid enough furthermore against his dissipating coterie of unnationalist goons who could devour national feet in a jiffy like church rats put newly in a storehouse with a sleeping custodian. The constant castigating from the anti-elrufaism ripe-green pressure worth dispersing the coterie off the nation's valuables! They are nothing than behind-the-scene swole politicians who lack positive thinking to create an economy liberty for themselves and for all - besides, abachaism upon themselves alone! To extenuate the inflation felt everwhere in the nation: The Labour, the CBN, and the Customs should ever discern NNPC effort to reduce the fuel prices! What is more, the illegal presidential order to the NNPC has been unconstitutional because the inflation works against the Economic Objectives of the Constitution of the people whereby the people are superior to any body in an any given State. Perhaps I will be perused again here on the nationally devouring inflation now he, Tinubu, has been nonplussed about his corruption attempts: the ear that hears the rebukes of life will abide amidst the wise!

Hardship protest: We’re open to dialogue, says Sanwo-Olu

If there is this hoodwinking dialogue, what else can be embraced to distribute the foolishly-seized-in-imbecilic-synergy Lagos palliatives?

Porn, betting sites recorded 162m Nigerian visitors in June – StatiSense

How can we then produce next the money-making super-rich entrepreneurs?

I’m honoured, Celine Dion says as she relishes comeback performance at Paris Olympics

Grammy-winning Canadian singer, Celine Dion, has savored her first performance in four years at the 2024 Olympic Games opening ceremony in Paris, France, on Friday. The 56-year-old singer delivered a heartfelt rendition of “Hymne à l’amour” by Édith Piaf from the base of the Eiffel Tower, creating an iconic moment. This performance marks Dion’s second appearance at the Olympic Games, having previously performed at the Atlanta 1996 Olympics.

*(From L) The President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach, France's President Emmanuel Macron, French journalist and singer Kareen Guiock-Thuram, former French football player Lilian Thuram and the French President's wife Brigitte Macron applaud during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in Paris on July 26, 2024.

If At All Peace

The excitement of appearing in their first-ever Olympic Games got stopped, Ukraine, who slumped to a 2-1 defeat to Iraq in their Group B opener despite having opened the scoring. They’ll be feeling the pressure of a potential early exit should things not go their way here against Morocco, and they’ll be leaning on their manager Ruslan Rotan to come up with a plan having seen it all during the 100 caps he earned for the senior national side during his playing career. Rotan has certainly shown elements of being able to get the best out of his team. Therefore, the Ukrainian fans will be hoping that the loss to Iraq is just a bump in the road and that their side will be able to reignite if at all peace. Morocco would’ve had a few more hours of rest than their opposition after they co-opened the tournament against Argentina, a game that ended 2-1 in the most dramatic fashion. Morocco had gone two goals up before Argentina pulled one back in the 68th minute, and it seemed the comeback was complete after Cristian Medina had headed home in the 16th minute of injury time, but that’s when the chaos ensued. The teams then remerged two or so hours later to complete the game behind closed doors, all the while VAR had ruled out Argentina’s equaliser for offside, granting Morocco the three points and putting them in an ideal position to advance from the group stages for the first time since the Munich games in 1972 should they capitalise. Player to Watch: Morocco’s scorer of a brace against Argentina Soufiane Rahimi will hope to have something to say about that, having scored four of his last six goals after half-time. Tip: None of Morocco’s last seven games at the Olympics have been decided by a margin of two or more goals.

No place like home, Tinubu tells Nigerians abroad

Where is the home when his greed via removing the subsidy has made things fall apart by the inflation!

Nigeria imported $2.25bn fuel from Malta — Report

When Ukraine Taught Peace

Happy Office Hour

Morocco say it deserves beyond-expectation skill to earn the task; and effort to avoid rudeness! *[Referee Glenn Nyberg has indicated by reviewing the Argentina goal using VAR. It was an offside in the buildup].

It’s one of the rare sports that gets going before the opening ceremony

Football fans need not wait until the 2024 summer Olympic Games officially kicks off to get excited for this year's tournament, as it’s one of the rare sports that gets going before the opening ceremony. One of the opening matches sees Argentina take on Morocco in a Group B encounter at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, and both teams are expected to make an imprint with Argentina being the second-favourites behind host-nation France for the gold medal, while Morocco are fourth on that list according to most bookmakers. A new gold medalist is guaranteed after defending champions Brazil’s shock failure to qualify for the games, and since their senior team are reigning World Cup champions and won this year’s Copa América not so long ago, it’s fair to assume this Argentina Olympic squad will have the talent to bring home the gold. Ex-Barcelona and Liverpool player Javier Mascherano has been put in charge of this unit of mostly Under-23 Argentine players, and he knows exactly what it takes since he’s won two Olympic Gold Medals in 2004 and 2008. The latter was when he was selected as one of the three overage players allowed in a squad, a duty bestowed on goalkeeper Gerónimo Rulli, defender Nicolás Otamendi, and striker Julián Álvarez this time around. They’ll play a big part when they come up against Morocco, a team that’ll charge into their eighth appearance at the Olympics Games with Tarik Sektioui at the helm, having secured qualification thanks to winning the 2023 Under-23 Africa Cup of Nations. Adding more silverware to their collection here would be an outstanding achievement for Morocco, who have never stepped on the podium in their seven previous Olympic tournaments. They’ll look to the services of Paris Saint Germain’s Achraf Hakimi who is undoubtedly their most high profile player, and he’ll be banking on the other overage players in Soufiane Rahimi and Mounir El Kajoui for support. Players to Watch: Álvarez has shown he can perform in the big tournaments for Argentina, having contributed six goals and an assist in the World Cup and Copa América combined. Hakimi has proven just as vital to his country, considering he’s never lost when scoring for the Moroccan senior team (W7, D2).

The President of Dangote Group Aliko Dangote has made an offer to sell the Dangote Refinery to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited

The August Occasion [Nominating] ...

Water - Tyla

Holy Ghost - Omah Lay

Away - Davido

My G - Kizz Daniel

Obaa Sima - Fireboy DML

Settle The Needs By Giving

The republic of Rwanda has donated 20,000 by 50kg bags of relief maize valued at 370 United States dollars in response to the drought that Zambia is currently experiencing.

2024 Olympics

Japanese Gymnast Shoko Miyata Is Sent Home From the Paris Olympics After Breaking Drug Rules - for smoking. Shoko Miyata will no longer compete in the 2024 Olympics.

'Rwanda Remembers'

Rwanda's President Paul Kagame has smashed his own record by winning Monday's elections with more than 99% of the vote, full provisional results show. The 66-year-old won the 2017 election with 98.63% of the vote, higher than the 93% he got in 2010 and the 95% in 2003.

Join The Peace

Happy Birthday Wishes

Camilla, queen of the United Kingdom (born July 17, 1947, London, England) is the queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (2023– ), wife of Charles III. While her affair with Charles during his marriage (1981–96) to Princess Diana caused controversy, Camilla eventually gained public acceptance. She is known for her self-deprecating humour and easy-going nature.

Introducing [Jaara] Ilera Eko [The Lagos market place mobile clinic]

Access it at Sabo market Yaba, Ikorodu market, Ketu market, Ikeja market and Epe market [Monday - Friday, 9am to 4pm].

Courtesy of Ilera agbaye: The anti-coronavirus innovation [the jawasi engine]

Watch out for the engine [universal] with these innovative features: Global accessibility, global affordability and cosmic integration.

All Shall Win

A month-long festival of football comes down to this, as the Olympiastadion in Berlin plays host to the final of Euro 2024, contested between Spain and England. Spain, who were forced to come from behind to see off France in their semi-final, have dazzled at these finals and head into this showdown as favourites, a tag that’s difficult to argue with considering that they’ve won four of their five major finals! La Roja have also put together an eight-match winning streak - the last time they managed nine in succession was in 2012, a run that included lifting the European Championship trophy. A repeat would not only hand Spain their fourth Euros title, but would move them ahead of Germany and make them the most successful nation in competition history. In Luis de la Fuente, they seemingly have the perfect man in the dugout too, as he guided the Spanish under-19 and under-23 sides to European glory earlier in his career. After a far less straightforward route to the final, the England faithful may be starting to believe they’ve got the right man too. Gareth Southgate became the first manager to guide the Three Lions to two major finals as his team also came from behind to beat the Netherlands, with two of his substitutes combining for a last-gasp winner. That was a timely confidence booster, as the Dutch are the highest-ranked nation England have eliminated from a major tournament since beating Spain in the quarter-finals of Euro 1996 on penalties! That makes up part of a perfect H2H record against Spain at the Euros (W4), perhaps inspiring hope that England can avenge their defeat to Italy in the final of the 2020 edition. Southgate’s men will have to be at their very best to tame the silky Spaniards, but they’re not short of resilience should they fall behind, as they’re the only side in Euros history to reach the final having trailed in both the quarter-final and semi-final. Players to watch: Teenage sensation Lamine Yamal became the youngest goalscorer in the history of the Euros and the World Cup when he curled home Spain’s equaliser on Tuesday. He turns 17 the day before the final, and will be a constant threat having directly contributed to a goal in each of La Roja’s knockout matches (G1, A2). England captain Harry Kane may not have been at his best at these finals, but converting from the spot against the Netherlands made him the all-time top scorer in the knockout stages of the Euros (six). Tip: Both Spain and England are yet to concede more than a single goal in any game in Euro 2024.

Ekiti State Rated Highest In IGR Collection-Report

Ekiti State has emerged top in improved Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) among the 36 states of the Federation, according to a recent report released during the week. In the report circulated by the Joint Tax Board (JTB) at its 155th meeting at Zuma Rock Resort, Suleja, Niger State, Ekiti State ranked first in the 2023 Annual Growth Rate Ranking. The Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) increased from ₦17.03b in 2022 to ₦29.82b in 2023, representing a 75 percent growth rate. The improvement is attributed to enhanced reporting and significant growth in IGR by the state. (Jawasi CEO Laolu Jegede was born in Ekiti on November 13, 1980.)

Switched: Pacifism

Fundamental Positive Obediences Would Always Win

Netherlands have gone from strength to strength in the knockout phase of Euro 2024. The Oranje came from behind to beat Turkey 2-1 in Berlin on Saturday, and their reward is a place in a first major tournament semi-final in a decade - and first at the Euros since 2004 - against pre-tournament favourites England. Dortmund is the destination for the first meeting between these sides at either the Euros or the World Cup since 1996, and the Netherlands will certainly be hoping for a different outcome having been beaten 4-1 on that day. The Oranje have lost just one of the nine H2Hs since however (W4, D4), a record boss Ronald Koeman will hope can take his side into a first Euros final since they lifted the trophy back in 1988 - coincidentally the last finals to be held on German soil and a tournament which saw the Dutch triumph 3-1 over England! This is much more familiar territory in recent times for England, who will contest their third major tournament semi-final from four attempts under Gareth Southgate after dramatically beating Switzerland on penalties in the last-eight. While the Three Lions put in an improved display in that match, they’ve now won just once inside 90 minutes in five fixtures at these finals, indicating that another nerve wracking affair may be in store here. Southgate was keen to praise the “unbelievable character and resilience” of his squad after seeing off the Swiss, and there’s no doubting that England are tough to beat, as the last time they lost a competitive match came back in the 2022 World Cup against France (W9, D4). That was also the last time they conceded multiple goals in a competitive match, so there’s every chance that defensive solidity will guide the Three Lions to a second consecutive Euros final, a feat made all the more impressive by the fact they failed to reach the final in any of their first nine attempts.

Players to watch: Netherlands forward Cody Gakpo has been one of the standout players at Euro 2024, with all of his joint-tournament high three goals arriving in the second half. Fellow Premier League star Bukayo Saka netted a late equaliser for England against Switzerland, before going on to score in the penalty shootout to avenge his miss in the Euro 2020 final. He also scored a game opening goal from the spot against Netherlands keeper Bart Verbruggen whilst playing for Arsenal against Brighton last season.

The Spanish Golden Dictation

Taking chances cannot do it all - we need the constant pressure for the adversary's remorse .

The Weekend Digest II: Conquering the Self by Jawasi Team

If we want satisfaction, we need the truth - not rudeness. Some apply rudeness however subsequently creating advantages for the 'calm=irritability control, stress control, decision-making control' opponent; therefore clothe yourselves with new personalities!

The 2024 Olympics

The 2024 Olympics will see the inclusion of two new events: breaking and kayak cross. While some may believe skateboarding, surfing, and climbing are new additions, they actually debuted at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be the biggest event ever organised in France. The Olympic Games will take place from 24 July to 11 August 2024, when Paris will become the centre of the world—the world of sport.

Champion of the Defending Champions

Virtue is victory.

The Weekend Digest: Evolution of Law In Nigeria by Laolu Jegede

With the news of Iranian President Raisi's death in a helicopter crash confirmed, Iran's first vice president, Mohammad Mokhber, took over with the supreme leader's approval, based on Article 131 of the Islamic Republic's constitution. The article also clarifies that a council consisting of the head of the legislation, the head of the judiciary and the vice president must coordinate choosing a new president within 50 days. The Guardian Council of the country, the body responsible for holding the elections, said that the next president will run the country for four years, not just for the remaining terms of Raisi's term. Ibrahim Raisi was elected as the eighth president of the Islamic Republic in the 2021 election.

Spain vs Germany: Positive Chance Happens To Them Better