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Saraki: How far can we go with Buhari's body language? by Decibel: 9:38am On Sep 25, 2015
You can remember some months ago after the mantle of leadership has been given to them through fraudulent victory at the poll, we have been hearing all sorts of conjectures like :
" We have been given the list of corrupt offficials under GEJ"
"Boko Harm has been surrendering in droves"
"We are winning the war" and the rest of them

Just for the past few hours the Nairaland front page has been littered with different forms of propaganda from APC-led government at the centre.

they are the following
1. https://www.nairaland.com/2619030/sarakis-arraignment-seen-boost-investor shocked shocked

2. https://www.nairaland.com/2623189/buhari-not-nigerian-professor-soremekun cheesy cheesy

3. https://www.nairaland.com/2622862/investors-recover-n400bn-lost-jp grin grin grin

The following maxims are nothing but a sham and objects of excuse for their ineptitude/unprepardedness to issue of governance. As a concerned fellow, I want to state it categorically that with Buhari trip to US a lot will be peddled by their road-side media wing from south west in addition to their dubious online media.
NIGERIANS SHINE YOUR EYES, PROPAGANDA EVERYWHERE!!! angry angry
Re: Saraki: How far can we go with Buhari's body language? by Orjioorji(f): 10:22am On Sep 25, 2015
very soon Nigerians will stone Buhari the Daura President
Re: Saraki: How far can we go with Buhari's body language? by resty4(m): 10:26am On Sep 25, 2015
Dya ocean of lies n propaganda wl soon run dry. 9jarians won't b fooled 4 long, watch out.
Re: Saraki: How far can we go with Buhari's body language? by Decibel: 6:00am On Oct 16, 2015
The Ogun State government said on Thursday that the state records 15 cases of rape and other sexually-related offences on weekly basis.
The Solicitor General and Permanent Secretary of the state Ministry of Justice, Adesola Shobayo, made the disclosure while speaking with journalists in her office in Abeokuta.
Mrs. Shobayo said the rate at which abuse of minors and other related offences were fast increasing in the state had become worrisome.
She explained that the best way to check the problem was to review the criminal law by fast-tracking the legal process and imposing stiffer sanctions in order to deter culprits.
“I don’t know why rape cases are so common these days. It is fast becoming a big problem in the state.
“We now record no fewer than 15 cases of rape in a week. My own attitude to these problems is to review our criminal law as it affects defilement and other sexual offences.
“Also, government at all levels should come up with stiffer punishments so as to deter culprits totally from it,” she said.
Speaking further on the protection of children rights in the state, the permanent secretary revealed that the Amended Child Rights Law was already being implemented in the state.
According to her, the present administration in the state was doing all within its capacity to promote, and preserve the rights of children between the ages of one and 18 years.
She explained that the government of the state detested any action tending to infringe on the rights and privileges of children.
Mrs. Shobayo said government would not condone any form of violation against them and would not hesitate to punish anyone found culpable.
She said the ministry of justice also provides legal support to indigent people in society through the Citizens Right Department, CRD, by defending them in civil and criminal cases.

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