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Signing PSC Bill in London: Buhari can govern Nigeria from anywhere ― Oshiomhole
*** Says Nigeria has passed Mungo Park Era where a president can only function from his base.
By Henry Umoru
National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole on Tuesday took a swipe at those critics who are knocking President Muhammadu Buhari of signing a Bill into law from London, saying that the President of the country can govern from anywhere.
Speaking in Abuja when he led members of the APC National Working Committee, NWC on a visit to the President of the Senate, Senator Ahmad Lawan and other Principal Officers of the APC in the Upper Chamber, Oshiomhole said that Nigeria as a country has gone beyond what he described as Mungo Park where a President is expected to only function from his base.
READ ALSO: Buhari signs amended Deep Offshore Act in London
According to the APC National Chairman, President Buhari signed the Deep Offshore and Inland Basin Production Sharing Contract, PSC Amendment Bill into law on Monday in London at the Nigeria house.
The APC National Chairman who disclosed that the party has been Monitoring the activities of the 9th Senate under the leadership of Senator Ahmad Lawan as the President of the Senate said that the Upper Chamber has performed extremely well especially with the cultivation of what he termed, an unusual, but very fruitful bipartisan working relationship.
Oshiomhole said, "I was also excited to see Mr. President sign into law that Act in London. Again a couple of implication on this. That like you the President recognized that if you can manage it as quickly as you did and come out with such fundamental amendment that has such enormous impact on our national revenue, he as President also has to do the needful. I think by signing into law at the Nigerian House in London, it shows that the wherever the President is, he is Presiding over Nigeria and with the benefit of modern technology we have passed the Mungo Park era.
"So signing it in London for me has also made several statements. Namely, that where ever national interest is involved, the President is on duty and wherever he is he is presiding. I also salute his assenting to the Bill as fast as he did and even at the Nigerian House in London."
Recall that President Buhari has temporarily relocated the Presidency to the United Kingdom where he signed the Deep Offshore and Inland Basin Production Sharing Contract, PSC Amendment Bill into law on Monday.
Recall that the President while in London on Monday, announced the signing of the Amendment to the Deep Offshore Act.
The development where the President did not officially handover to his Vice, Yemi Osinbajo to act in his absence where he would have taken some very serious decisions on very germane and National Issues may have given room for critics to raise some constitutional issues.
Recall that President Buhari left Saudi Arabia on Saturday where he spent five days on an official trip, then moved to the UK for a private visit which the Presidency said would last till November 17.
READ ALSO: Border Closure: PAN commends FG, says it'll boost the nation's economy
It would be recalled that President Buhari had during his foreign trips including while on long medical vacation in London, allowed his Vice, Osinbajo to act as president following the transmission of letters to the National Assembly in line with Section 145 of the 1999 Constitution.
The section reads: "Whenever the President transmits to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives a written declaration that he is proceeding on vacation or that he is otherwise unable to discharge the functions of his office, until he transmits to them a written declaration to the contrary such functions shall be discharged by the Vice-President as Acting President."
Speaking further on the achievements recorded so far in the 9th Senate with Senator Ahmad Lawan as President, Oshiomhole who called for a more robust bipartisan working relationship among the Senators who are of the APC, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and the Young Progressives Party, YPP for effective development, said that National interest should be paramount and not personal interest.
Oshiomhole said, "Usually when things don't go well, people are loudest in criticizing when they go well they take it for granted but we thought that this one is worth acknowledging. But perhaps most outstanding is the way the National Assembly under your leadership has passed into law the amendment to the Deep Offshore inland basin Production Sharing Contract that promises to increase the revenue of Nigeria substantially.
" Many of us are aware even while I was still in the Nigeria Labour Congress completely non-partisan, we know that there have been attempt to amend this law but the lobby group as represented by the IOCs, have appeared to be so strong that they have overwhelmed the National Assembly over the years.
"And I think it is in your credit Mr. Senate President that you resisted all those temptations. On a lighter note, I will say that when the oil companies come lobbying, the entire environment can be quite oily and you know to walk firm on oily platforms is a statement of courage, integrity, commitment to national interest and your will to ensure that you put Nigeria's interest first before any other consideration. Including even individual temptation.
"And even on this issue, we also want to extend the same compliment to the PDP members in the National Assembly because we didn't hear a discordant on this, including YPP – all the opposition parties. Where you have a clear Senate leadership that has the capacity to engage across party divide, issues are properly articulated that people can see that what is at stake is not partisan interest but national interest, it is possible to find common ground to carry everybody along.
"So that you passed that law under five months or so, under your leadership is a laud statement about what Nigerians are to expect and what you are already doing in the interest of our great nation. It is prayer that God will continue to give you courage, wisdom, and the skill to whip everybody into line to ensure that national interest takes precedence over and above any other consideration and that you are able to resist the temptations arising from the powers that have denied this country the passage of this law over the years."
READ ALSO: Buhari directs ministry to develop policies on achieving SDGs
The APC National Chairman who noted that it was necessary to speak to the quick passage of the law, because even though every Nigerian knows the problems of the country, "what is missing that level of integrity you require to subordinate your personal interest when the forces are unleashed and submit to national interest. It is this difference that I believe the National Assembly under your leadership across party divide has brought to bear. Nigerians ought to celebrate you.
"We are as party, we celebrate you, we celebrate the Senate, we celebrate our APC members. We celebrate the PDP members because we monitored the debate and there is no evidence that is any party divide. National interest was at play. We have come to appreciate you and under your leadership, the Senate would be a formidable national pillar that Nigerians can rely on in our journey to take the nation to the next level."
Responding, the President of the Senate, Senator Ahmad Lawan who noted that the 9th Senate was working for Nigeria, said that all the Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs have defended their budgets.
Lawan said that after the amendment of the PSC and when the bill will start to operate, at $55 to a barrel, Nigeria will receive about $1.5billion. Going up to $60 (per barrel) it is close to $2billion which he described as a monumental quantum leap actually.
Lawan said, "We have a Senate today that is primed right from the start to deliver to Nigerians. We campaigned and said that we want a Senate that will work for Nigerian. This Senate works for Nigeria indeed. And this is just the beginning of what we intend to achieve.
" We expect that we pass the budget at the end of this year, before the year runs out but next year going forward, we have other very compelling and important and significant legislations – the Petroleum Industry Bill, we have a lot of revenue issues, we intend to look into legislations on the revenue-generating agencies, the scopes of their mandates.
" We want to deal with these decisively and expeditiously because we believe that the Petroleum industry in Nigeria needs to have proper legislative framework to ensure that we maintain the businesses that have decided to come to our country. The IOCs have nothing to fear. It is going to be a plain level field.
"They will have their day to suggest what they think it should be like but one thing is that we must ensure that Nigeria receives the appropriate revenue and rewards from its endowments. We passed the amendments to this Deep Offshore and inland basin Production Sharing Contract. It may interest you to know that Nigeria receives $268million only before this amendment.
"After the amendment when the bill will start to operate, at $55 to a barrel, Nigeria will receive about $1.5billion. Going up to $60 (per barrel) it be close to $2billion. That is a monumental quantum leap actually."
Also present at the meeting were the Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ovie Omo- Agege, APC, Delta Central; Senate Keader6, Senator Abdullahi Yahaya, APC, Kebbi North; Deputy Leader, Senator Ajayi Borrofice, APC, Ondo North; Senate Chief Whip, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, APC, Abia North; Deputy Chief Whip, Senator Abdullahi Aliyu Sabi, APC, Niger North and Senator Ahmed Baba Kaita, APC, Katsina North.
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Mikado helps managing your AWS infrastructure for WordPress sites by defining an out-of-box, highly available, easy-to-deploy setup.

The project goals are:
- Provide an oversimplified but flexible and resilient one-click WordPress deployment
- Create a widely used standardized WordPress infrastructure
- Implement performance, security and infrastructure best practices
- Have automated, auditable, and idempotent configuration

## Overview

Mikado provides a fully automated way to deploy and maintain your infrastructure built with [Terraform](https://terraform.io/) and [Packer](https://packer.io/) + [Ansible](https://www.ansible.com/) with the following services integrated optionally:

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## Infrastructure overview

![Mikado overview](https://github.com/dominis/mikado/blob/master/resources/mikado-infra.png)

- Mikado will create its own VPC with public and private subnets in all the available Availability Zones in the selected region - providing a geo-redundant highly-available setup
- The WordPress site will be deployed to an Multi-AZ Auto scaling group with a set of pre-defined but fine tunable up/down scaling rules
- Uploaded assets are stored on an EFS drive
- A Multi-AZ RDS cluster is used in the database layer
- Route53 used to manage DNS for the site
- Optionally you can deploy a Fastly service for your site to cache all your requests.

## Quick start

```
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dominis/mikado/master/scripts/mikado-boom > /tmp/mikado-boom ; bash /tmp/mikado-boom
```

Mikado provides a Vagrant instance for local development with all the dependencies installed.

Also a dialog based installer provided.

![mikado](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/157738/21269257/54795560-c3b2-11e6-90d9-8432dcb38e01.gif)

### Manual setup

If you don't want to use the installer or you want more control of what's happening you can run the following steps:

```
git clone https://github.com/dominis/mikado.git
cd mikado

# create your configuration
cp mikado.conf.example mikado.conf
vi mikado.conf

# now you can build the base infra
# this will create a VPC with subnets, IAM roles, trusted SG, EFS storage for the uploads
# more info in terraform/base*.tf
# NB terraform always called through make because of the config
make apply

# the next step is building your first AMI
# this image will be used in the Auto Scaling Group
make build-ami

# at this point you need to deploy this AMI to your production ASG
# this step is only needed because you need an AMI id to be able to create the ASG
# in the future you can create a new AMI and only deploy it to the test ASG
# more info at: https://github.com/dominis/mikado#working-with-amis
make deploy-ami

# go to the examples directory and find a config suitable for you
cp examples/basic.tf terraform/mydomain.tf
sed -i -e "s|###DOMAIN###|mydomain.com|g" terraform/mydomain.tf

make apply

# Apply complete! Resources: 45 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.
# 👏 🍾
```

### Deploying your website

Mikado has a very simple automated deploy workflow based on git and branches.

You need to set the `site_repo` variable in your `mikado.conf` file in the following format: `https://YOUR_GITHUB_OAUTH_TOKEN:x-oauth-basic@github.com/YOUR_GITHUB_USER/wordpress.example.com.git`

[More info on the token creation](https://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-access-token-for-command-line-use/)

Take a look at the [example repository](https://github.com/dominis/wordpress.example.com). The simplest way to start is forking this repo.

#### Important information about the WordPress deploy process:

- `develop` branch will be deployed to the test server
- `production` branch will be deployed to the prod server
- the `wp-contents/uploads` directory should be ignored in the `.gitignore` and shouldn't exists in the repo, a symlink is created pointing to the EFS mount here automatically
- for the test/prod database config check out the [wp-config.php](https://github.com/dominis/wordpress.example.com/blob/develop/wp-config-sample.php#L32-L36)
- [this is the script](https://github.com/dominis/mikado/blob/master/ansible/roles/wordpress/templates/deploy_wordpress.j2) which pulls the changes from git every minute on the instances

### Working with AMIs

With `make build-ami` you can generate new AMIs and with running `make apply` the latest AMI will be rolled out to the `test` ASG.

If you happy with the result on your test site you can run `make deploy-ami` to tag the AMI as production ready and with `make apply` you can initiate a rolling update on your production ASG.

## FAQ

- Q: How can I ssh to my instances
- A: Both the test and prod ELB exposes ssh for the IP blocks in the internal SG (TF_VAR_allowed_cidrs env var), so you can simply `ssh ec2-user@origin.domain.com` or `ssh ec2-user@test.domain.com`.

- Q: The following error is thrown during `vagrant up`:
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    Or, update Vagrant to v1.8.8

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https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/mikado-dev

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Q: How to add a hyperlink in static sublist to the specific column in Netsuite I have GL account column in sublist, I want to navigate to that particular account after clicking on that account name in sublist , so i want to add hyperlink or something to go to that account.
Thanks in advance !!

A: I handle this by adding a 'View' column to my sublist and use the setLinkText() function to set the display text.  Then I perform a search to get the records that I want and add them to the sublist.  Then I loop back through the sublist and use setLineItemValue() on the View column with the URL that links to the record.
Here's a working Suitelet that lists expense reports for the current user and provides a link to each expense report:
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function getExpenseReports(employeeId) {
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        new nlobjSearchFilter('entity', null, 'anyof', employeeId),
        new nlobjSearchFilter('mainline', null, 'is', 'T')
    ], [
        new nlobjSearchColumn('internalid'),
        new nlobjSearchColumn('memo'),
        new nlobjSearchColumn('amount')
    ]);

    return results;
}

function updateViewRecordLinks(expenseReports, expenseReportList) {
    for (var i = 0; expenseReports && i < expenseReports.length; i++)
    {
        var row = expenseReports[i];
        var viewUrl = nlapiResolveURL('RECORD', 'expensereport', row.getId(), false);
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    }
}

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The Dark Is Rising – En ring av järn (originaltitel: The Seeker) är en amerikansk fantasyfilm från 2007, baserad på den andra boken En ring av järn i serien The Dark Is Rising av Susan Cooper. Filmen är regisserad av David L. Cunningham efter ett manus av John Hodge. Manuset skiljer sig på flera punkter från Coopers bok. Detta gjorde att filmen möttes av negativa reaktioner bland fans och kritiker.

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 Alexander Ludwig – Will Stanton
 Christopher Eccleston – Ryttaren (The Rider)
 Ian McShane – Merriman Lyon
 Frances Conroy – Miss Greythorne
 James Cosmo – Dawson
 Jim Piddock – Gamle George
 Amelia Warner – Maggie Barnes
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 Emma Lockhart – Gwen Stanton
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VLMV premiere brand new single For Empire
By Jerry Ewing
UK Ambient post rockers VLMV will release new album Sing With Abandon in August
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London-based ambient post-rock outfit VLMV have premiered their brand new single For Empire with Prog and you can listen to it below.
For Empire is taken from the band's upcoming album Sing With Abandon, the follow-up to 2018's celebrated Stranded, Not Lost, which will be released through Nice Weather For Airstrikes on August 19.
"Not all songs from the new album were written during lockdowns," explains songwriter and producer Pete Lambrou. "For Empire is one of those performed live on the last tour before lockdown - but it's routed in the aftermath of Brexit, of Trumpism, and the regression the entire world seems to be in, yet still hoping it's not too late."
VLMV were formed in early 2015 by Lambrou (Codes In The Clouds, Monsters Build Mean Robots), and released their debut mini album via Fierce Panda Records in August 2015, along with Remixes & Reworkings, a digital overhaul of that debut shortly after.
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Rates Improve Slightly On Instability in Emerging Markets.
January employment data didn't disappoint in terms of the consensus versus the reality; as we always remind ahead of the monthly report, it generally never comes near the forecasts. January no exception; consensus estimates for non-farm jobs were for an increase of 180K, as reported job growth was +113K and almost more interesting is that the very weak Dec job growth (+74K), we expected the number would be revised higher, not the case Dec was revised up just 1K to 75K. Private jobs in Jan were also weaker than forecasts, up 142K against forecasts and estimates of 180K, and Dec was revised to just 89K. The unemployment rate did fall to 6.6% frm 6.7%. The knee jerk, always a condition on employment reports took the stock indexes lower for about three minutes then indexes reversed and improved; the 10 yr note yield fell to 2.63% frm 2.70% and MBS prices swung in wide ranges before settling in at 2.68% . Factory payrolls increased by 21,000, following an 8,000 increase in the previous month, construction workers +48K, private sector service jobs +66K, retailers cut jobs by 13K. By 9:00 the stock market was pointing to a better open at 9:30.
Why the reversal in weaker headlines? It is due to the benchmark revisions BLS reported along with the monthly report; and the momentary thought that the weak current data will keep the Fed on hold for additional tapering. The annual benchmark revisions which aligned employment data spanning from April 2012 to March 2013 with corporate tax records showed that payrolls were better by an additional 347K jobs as workers providing services for the elderly and those with disabilities were reclassified to a category now captured in the establishment survey for the unemployment rate.
The first Friday of each month should be named Volatility Day, might even be a holiday so investors and traders can take the time to evaluate the always uncertain employment report. It is extremely rare that BLS data comes anywhere close to what economists estimate. The take away is, trying to accurately estimate job growth is fruitless, even BLS can't get it right; impossible to accurately calculate job changes in the short time frame BLS or ADP has to come up with data that isn't flawed in some sense.
At 9:30 the DJIA opened better, up 35, NASDAQ +23, S&P +8. 10 yr note unchanged at 2.70% after falling to 2.63% on the initial employment headlines.
Treasuries and MBSs are a little better, so too is the stock market this morning so far. The employment report provided something for everyone for the moment. When traders dove deeper into the meaning of the data the initial reaction is that employment isn't as bad as the headlines would suggest. The household survey that establishes unemployment was better (6.6% frm 6.7%), the labor participation rate up to 63% frm 62.5% and even though weaker there were new jobs created overall, private jobs did increase 142K. The data this morning is more confusing than it normally is on the wild data, but regardless of what anyone thinks it is critical to go with the markets themselves. The stock market so far is volatile, the DJIA started up 35, increased to +85 and now +21 . The 10 yr and MBSs holding well so far.
The economic outlook remains in limbo from the perspective of recent data; some strong, some weaker. The economy isn't growing rapidly but equally not slipping much. The weather factor remains an issue but is evenly divided in terms of its impact; some saying it has had little impact while others see it has a factor in slowing growth, at least temporarily. Market uncertainty is always a byproduct of employment data, best to focus more on market movement today rather than trying to make assessments on what the data actually reflected. Always pay more attention to what traders and investors are actually doing rather than all the talking heads and media thoughts.


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