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Some weeks ago, Wizkid welcomed his second son with a lady named Binta Diamond Diallo.

At last, we have the first pictures of the child, as shared by the mother on Instagram. She had loving words to say to her baby.
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See the pictures below

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/at-last-here-are-the-pictures-of-wizkids-new-baby-boy/

The newly appointed Vice Chancellor, Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), Prof. Francis C. Eze (KSJI), that was declared winner on the 17th of March 2016 has been impeached by members of the governing council and the Senate, FUTO, just four days after he took office.

A source from Federal University of Technology who spoke on annoymisity, said that the newly elected VC, who was a two time HOD of Physics department, became the Dean, School of Science(SOSC) and also the Director of Nuclear Energy And Research and a former Deputy Vice Chancellor, Administration, was impeached following reports that he had rigged his election to become the Vice Chancellor, mostly with the help of the then incumbent Vice Chancellor, Prof Cyril C. Aziabaka.

A student who spoke with our student correspondent said she was not surprised by this development because there had already been a rumor arising before now that the then incumbent VC has a contestant in mind for the position which was not in line with the choice of the other members of the council.

Read ESKU University Gets News Registrar Here http://9jabuzz.com.ng/ekiti-state-university-gets-new-registrar/]

Prof F.C. Eze was a two time HOD of Physics department. He became the Dean, School of Science(SOSC) and also the Director of Nuclear Energy And Research centre prior to his appointment as the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Administration in 2013.

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/newly-elected-vice-chancellor-futo-impeached/

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Dangote Tomato Processing Factory began test run production last week and has processed 500 tonnes of tomatoes.

The Managing Director of the company, Alhaji Abdulkadir Kaita, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Kadawa on Monday that the company has the capacity to produce 120 tones of fresh tomatoes per day.

“We have not commenced production at full capacity. This is the reason why we are taking the product in batches,’’ Kaita said.

He also said that the management of the company will fix a tentative date for the official inauguration of the company soon. He said the company would do everything possible to ensure that the finished product met required quality standards.

According to him, the company would help improve the profit earning of local farmers who produce tomatoes.

“We purchase the commodity at N20, 000 per tonne irrespective of the tomato specie. So we buy a basket of the commodity above N1, 000 per basket and the current price at the market is N300. This is more than twice the price at the open market. The farmers are happy about the price because we have had several meetings with the officials of their association before we agreed on the prices. Once we collect the tomato, the company will pay you within two days,“ he said.

He also said as soon as the factory commenced full operation, it would buy the commodity from farmers in some neighbouring states of Kaduna, Katsina, Jigawa and Plateau.

“We are not restricting ourselves to tomatoes from Kano farmers as we shall purchase from farmers in Plateau, Jigawa, Katsina and Kaduna states. This will encourage more farmers to embrace tomato production in addition to reducing wastage of the commodity,“ he said.

http://9jabuzz.com.ng/farmers-to-earn-more-as-dangote-tomato-company-begins-operation/

Dozens of Queen’s College students were spotted in the rain today in their uniforms, carrying placards in support of their teacher, Olaseni Oshifala who has been accused of molestation.

Earlier in the week, an anonymous parent had alleged assault on her daughter by the teacher and a cover-up by the all girls secondary school’s administration.

The teacher so far has denied the allegations of sexual harassment.

See the photos below which were shared on Twitter.

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/freeolasenioshifala-queens-college-girls-protest-for-teacher-accused-of-molestation/

Three brothers, Ahmed Tajudeen, 27, Kamaru Tajudeen, 21, and Dayo Tajudeen, 18, have been remanded at the Ilesa Prison in Osun State by a Senior Magistrates’ Court sitting in Oshogbo, the state capital, for allegedly raping a woman and her daughter throughout the night.

The siblings allegedly broke into the apartment of the woman identified as Mrs Adebayo armed with dangerous weapons and held her and her teenage daughter hostage, taking turns to rape them till dawn, before making away with the sum of N700,000 and two phones valued at N15,700.

According to the police prosecutor, Wilson Mireti, the accused committed the offense on March 5, 2016, at about 1.30 am at the Owode area of Osogbo.

“The offence is contrary to Section 6 (b) and Section 1( 2) (a) (b) and punishable under Section 1(1) of the Robbery and Fire Arms ( Special Provision) Act, Cap 11, Vol. 14, Law of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004, and Section 516 PDF of the Criminal Code, Cap 34, vol. 11, Law of Osun, 2003,” Mireti told the court.

The magistrate, Abibat Basiru, ordered that the accused be remanded in prison while the prosecutor should send the case file to the Directorate of Public Prosecutions and adjourned till March 23, 2016, for hearing.

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/3-brothers-docked-for-raping-mother-and-daughter-all-night-long/

The alleged abductor of 14 years old (as at the time of abduction was 13), Yunusa, has been granted bail by a Federal High Court sitting in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.

His bail was fixed at a tune of N3m. This was revealed by a non-governmental organization, KHAN Initiative, which started the campaign for freedom of Ese from her captor, through a Twitter post saying Yunusa aka Yellow was granted N3m bail.


Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/alleged-child-abductor-yunusa-secures-bail-a-for-n3m/

Genesis Williams is a young entrepreneur that aspires to make a change in the Nigeria entertainment industry. He studied at NIIT where he learnt digital film and animation until he decided to venture in the creative multimedia department. He has been involved in various creative multimedia content initiative and activities, working fulltime, per-time and as a freelance in various production houses and studio such as (GENESIS STUDIOS, ROYAL ART ACADEMY, ANTHILL STUDIOS, BEAVERS STUDIO AND CLOCKWISE STUDIO, DEVINE KLASS STUDIO) where he worked as a GRAPHICS DESIGNER, VIDEO EDITOR, VFX ARTIST, CINEMATOGRAPHER, PHOTOGRAPHER and a PRODUCER.

In this interview, he sits down with Chimmie Ijezie of 9jabuzz and talks about his journey into the world of photography, how he ventured into photography and how he’d have been into drugs if not for photography…

Tell us a bit about yourself- growing up, childhood memories, education?
My name is Genesis Williams. I am a young entrepreneur. I own and run my small business Ficson films. We deal in vfx, cinematography and photography. Growing up as a child had its up and downs; I grew up as the only child, an average normal kid from an average family. My parents did their best to raise me. I can’t really remember much about my childhood though, but my best memories were in my teens where me, Eri Umusu and Godwin Akpan were all trying to figure out our career paths together. As for education, I did poorly in school, especially in my senior secondary school and that was because I didn’t know what I was doing there. I managed to graduate from secondary school and then went to further my education at the University of Uyo, from where I dropped out after my first year to chase my career.

Why and how did you venture into photography?
Well, it all started when I got a job at Owerri to be the media head at DK Studios. Things were kind of tough because I had before then never taken a professional photograph in my life. At the studio, when they asked if I knew how to take professional pictures, I lied and said “yes”, I mean, how hard can it be? With my experience from cinematography, I started learning the only way I knew how: Googling and Youtubing tutorials on photography and cinematography, wahlia! With practice and effort, I owned the craft, started getting positive feedbacks and kept practicing.

Wow! So what inspires your photography?
Well… I guess have always loved the dark side of art. My best photography, at least, the ones I post online, are mostly artistic and dark in nature. I used to post a few beauty shot, but recently, I have been trying my hands on fantasy and photo manipulations, trying to perfect on that. So I’d say, I don’t really know what inspires me. I Google a lot of pictures, check through Instagram, Pintrest, Daviant art; I can be on those sites for hours daily. I try my best to feed my mind with artistic pictures— that’s how I get my kicks.

What kind of photography is your primary focus? Why?
Right now, my primary focus is fantasy and photo-manipulation photographs that tell a story. And that is because I love telling stories in a way, so I want my pictures to have a sense of story-telling not just the contemporary studio shoot.

The photography community in Nigeria is getting really large. I mean gone are the days when you guys are seen as common “passport guys”. Now almost everyone wants to be a photographer. I go to speak to some campus students in seminars and ask them what they do while in campus, and 90% tell me they are photographers. Some use it to even woe girls. I mean the whole buzz is around photographers. What would you say is the reason for this development?
Well I really can’t say. I got into the photography world by accident. But if I am to say something, I’d say it’s because it kind of cool to be a photographer; it comes with a few perks.

Which photographer do you look up to as your role model
I haven’t seen any yet; yea I do admire the likes of Kelechi Amadi-Obi, TY Bello and the rest, even plenty Oyibo photographers, but I’m not looking up to them because I’m just trying to be the best of me; theirs and mind are in total, should I say, different genre of photography.

Has your works ever been showcased in an exhibition. If yes, which one
None.

Any reasons?
I’m still new into photography. I’m not up to two years yet in the industry. I still need to build my portfolio and put myself out there.

Everyone believes Lagos is the center of opportunities especially for photographers. Why have you chosen Akwa Ibom (hope I’m right)?
Well I’m back to Lagos.

Oh that’s great!
Yea. I won’t like to say one’s success is determined by his/her zip code but where you’re located really helps, and Lagos is a land of opportunities because of the population. You can make it anywhere, but the hustle is better in Eko.

Oh that’s why you came back
One of the reasons, yes.

And the others being….?
That’s beyond the scope of this interview. (Laughs)

So any landmark achievements so far by you
No, not yet.

Apart from photography what else do you do?
Visual effect and cinematography

Ever done any work in that field?
Yes. Check www.ficson.com. Shot a short film, done music videos, event and even motion graphics.

Ok. Just saw a short film that was directed by you “Cyanide”. You actually worked with Tope Tedela?
Yes.

Great. How was working with Tope like? Was this before or after he appeared in the movie “A Mile from Home”?
That was before the movie. He was alright, I guess.

How did you 2 meet?
Through a friend. We worked on project together. I think it was for the 48 Hours Film Challenge. Then one day, after the internet buzz of my sci-fi short film “The Day They Came”, we decided to produce Cyanide. That was when we decided to use Tope for the role; that’s how we met.

What problems do you experience in line of your work?
Money problems and the right clients.

What do you think of the Nigerian photography industry and where do you see them in the next ten years?
Well I think it’s not a bad one, it is a quick growing industry at that. But it’s not a matter of time; it’s a matter of the people involved. We need great minds to make it a great one.

So in 10 years time where do you see it?
That’s what I’m saying. I can’t really say, we’ll just have to see. I believe it’s the people and not the time that matters. In 10 years, nothing might change if the right people don’t get into the sector.

Personal Questions

Are you married or in a relationship?Genesis 13
Neither at the moment.

What is your favorite food and why?
Rice and peppery stew because it is delicious.

If you were not a photographer, VFX editor or cinematographer what would you have been?
Doing drugs and living a degenerated life (laughs).

Tell us something no one knows about you, an exclusive, something explosive. Perhaps, in the past or present.
No one is a lot. A few people don’t know I’m agnostic, that’s the best I can do.

Finally where would Genesis Williams be in the next 10 years?
Honestly, I don’t know and I don’t want to think about it. I’ll just keep working hard and pushing, and see where life puts me; I hope I would be in a great place.

Thank you Genesis for giving us the opportunity to know you. It’s been nice chatting with you.
You’re welcome.

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/sunday-exclusive-rising-photographer-genesis-williams-talks-to-9b-about-his-passion-for-fantasy-and-photo-manipulation-photographs/
Photo Credit: Genesis Williams

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The Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Finance, Hon. Abdulmumin Jibrin, believes the executive arm of government will learn from the mistakes in the 2016 Budget. Abdulmumin also disclosed that the budget could be laid before the National Assembly on Tuesday and passed next week. He noted that some of the problems in the budget were understandable because this is the first time Nigeria would have a transition, not only from one President to the other but also from one political party to another. — Vanguard

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Revelations have emerged of how the suspended director general of the Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD), Mrs Nellie Mayshak, ran the agency as a sole administrator, without a board to supervise the agency’s operations. According to information available to LEADERSHIP Sunday, is been investigated for issues bordering on violation of some sections of the Pension Act 2014, employment without due process, and financial mismanagement among other things. — The Leadership

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There is intense rivalry between two former allies, Peter Obi and Victor Umeh ahead of the Anambra Central Senatorial rerun election. The contentious Anambra Central Senatorial rerun election has all the trappings of an intricate ego tussle, particularly for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA). The contestants, former governor Peter Obi of PDP and former national chairman of APGA, Victor Umeh, have a long political romance. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), had on March 1, postpone indefinitely, the rerun earlier scheduled for March 5 — The Leadership

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The Ondo State Governor, Dr Olusegun Mimiko has cautioned against any law that will impede the gains currently being recorded with the judicious use of the social media. Speaking at a stakeholders’ forum on Information Communication Technology in Akure at weekend, Mimiko who posited that the positive economic impact of the internet is well known, observed that mobile and internet platforms have increased access to improved agriculture, education, health, and governance services, adding that beyond these, Information Communication Technology can also generate transformative growth that creates sustainable pathways to youths. — The Guardian

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Due to violence and the prevention of electoral officials from distributing election materials, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) yesterday suspended elections in six local government areas in the Rivers State re-run elections. This came as at least six persons were killed in election violence in three local government areas.— ThisDay

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Eight-year-old pupil of Prospect Primary School, Akute, Ogun State, Oyindamola Onimole, has been detained by the Ajuwon Police Division. It was gathered that Oyindamola, who was held by the police between 6pm on Wednesday and 12pm on Thursday, was arrested by a policeman from the station for reporting a teacher in the school, identified simply as Mrs. Oni, to his mother.— The Punch

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) of Kano State is embroiled in crisis of survival, resulting from the struggle by the state governor, Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje and the immediate past governor, Engineer Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, now senator to control the soul of the party. Recent developments in the state within the APC circle have amplified the reality of a cold war, which is now conflagrating. — The Guardian

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Against the background of military participation in securing lives and property during elections, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.- Gen. Yusuf Burutai has declared that the Nigerian Army was yet to be served with any order by the court or other institution not to participate in the polls, adding that a high powered investigation would be instituted to look into the killing of some soldiers in Rivers State recently. Burutai made the disclosures at the weekend during his separate visits to Imo State governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha and officers and men of the 34 Field Artillery Brigade, Obinze, near Owerri. — The Guardian

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TWO persons were killed and several others injured, as two rival cult groups clashed in Owo Local Government Area of Ondo State. The cultists who allegedly invaded the town on Friday caused pandemonium in major areas of the town, including Ogbonmo, Oke Dogbon and Idaniken areas. — The Sun

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The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, says Nigeria must stop the practice of importing products that it has and can produce. Sanusi said the current economic crisis caused by the crash in global oil price, should serve as a warning that Nigeria must henceforth, utilise its resources judiciously. — YNaija

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Only a few things are more attractive to a man than a confident woman. Seeing her gait, her poise and composure really gets us going. It tells us she’s on top of her game and living life on her own terms. That’s really an attractive quality.

Who doesn’t like a woman who knows what she wants? Who doesn’t like a woman who is sure she’s doing the right thing? You never get scared that she’d make a mistake and fail. You’re always sure she’s right and even when she ends up being wrong; you always think it wasn’t her fault. Men like that.


If you’re not confident, you’ve got to find a way and gain confidence, anyhow you can. Now I’m not saying you don’t have the right to be vulnerable sometimes; that’s very cute and at the same time very endearing, but if you’re always moaning or sobering about something, he’ll get tired of you and turned off. I know of women who complain about how they think their friend is finer than them, or how they so wish they weren’t this “weighty”. If you cannot love yourself for who you are, how do you expect him to love you?

Most men know how to spot a prey. If you act the victim, you’re gone. It is in our nature to PREY on you. If you are not confident of yourself, he’d get tired of you but he’d also prey on you like a predator. Men are f**king predators. Believe it or not, nothing suggests a “quick lunch” more than a girl with no confidence in herself and with a victim’s mentality and complex.

Some girls do this for attention; yes I’ve witnessed and had encounter with many ladies who explain that they do this to “tie” him to them. Trust me, you’re definitely wrong if you think like that, and would be asking for trouble, not attention.

He may cuddle, encourage or “be a shoulder to lean on” but ultimately right there at the back of his mind, he’s thinking of how to break up with you, without making you feel hurt. That’s his only scare: that you’d feel hurt. And even if he stays, he’d only be staying out of pity. Never make a man be with you out of pity. Don’t let him be by your side because he thinks leaving you would make your life a mess. Never let him think without him you’re nothing but a trash of dirt.

So get your confidence up. Be bold and daring. Of course, I’m not expecting you to intimidate him and pull up such a personality that he’d feel you’re so self-sufficient, absorbed and independent that you don’t need him. Don’t be so “Ms. Doing It on My Own” that you would scare the guy away. Many ladies unintentionally chase their “Future Husbands” away. I know you’ve got the money, have the three cars parked, bought as house in Banana Island like Linda Ikeji and can afford to buy all the clothes at Z_Otta designs, yes, I know. But don’t shove it off at his face.

Let him be proud of you; let him tell the world how fierce you are in accomplishing thing; let him boast of how successful your are; but at the same time, let him tell his friends that that bold, confident, fierce woman can be tamed by only him.

Enjoy your Friday and also check for blogisodes of #BecomingHis where we’d be giving you more Tips on keeping your relationship with your man.

http://9jabuzz.com.ng/becominghis-men-are-attracted-to-confident-women-if-you-dont-it-go-get-it/

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A few weeks ago, Ex-Breadseller turned Model Olajumoke Orisaguna was announced as an ambassador and new face of Shirleys Confectionery.

Well we’ve waited for long and now here we have it: the official campaign photos…and guess what, well Olajumoke was back to being a breadseller, but a tushed one. She’s portrayed as a happy baker!

See the beautiful and amazing pictures.

http://9jabuzz.com.ng/3665-2/

Agbada is a popular flowing wide sleeved robe worn by men in West Africa, and to a lesser extent in North Africa, related to the dashiki suit.

It is known by various names, depending on the ethnic group wearing them: Agbada (Yoruba, Dagomba), Babban Riga (Hausa), Mbubb (Wolof), K’sa or Gandora (Tuareg), Darra’a Maghrebi (Arabic), Grand Boubou (in various Francophone West African countries) and in English term: Gown. The Senegalese boubou, is also known as the Senegalese kaftan . The female version worn in some communities is also known as a M’boubou or Kaftan .


Good day slayers. Welcome to another glamorous, juicy “9jabuzz i-cannot-wait article”, and today we are lecturing on “Agbada 101”. Lol. Read correctly and wear your spectacles if need be as we lecture you today on Agbada and tips on wearing it glamorously.

The Agbada as a full formal attire consists of 3 pieces of clothing: a pair of tie-up trousers that narrow towards the ankles (known as a sokoto pronounced “Shokoto” in Yoruba) and a long-sleeved shirt (known as a Dashiki in Yoruba) and a wide, open-stitched sleeveless gown worn over these. They are generally of the same colour, and historically were made from silk, but increased understanding and dynamic designing and styling has brought about a modernize and technically improved styles on clothing that has made the agbada presentable in different forms and fabrics to suit anyone’s taste and reason (we even have denim agbada at Fortress by z_otta).

It is not surprising to see these agbada clothing, with different styles and designs of colorful embroidery or traditional caps that match the particular attire. It used to be an attire flaunted by big men and well to do citizen to occasions: weddings, funeral and so on, but today the fashion forward and the style hungry gentlemen and ladies (yes…you heard me) have a couple of these agbada attires secured with alarm, finger print, lock security in their closets (it is a top list valuable!) and you should get one too!

Now Slayers Here’s the important part…

Tips Of How To Own An “Agbada” And Slay In It

Fabric colour is Bae: It is important to select a fabric to suit the color of your skin. Don’t be as dark as Idi Amin and order a blazing sun yellow Agbada for a funeral; you will be one they will be burying…with their mouth!

Fabric Texture: Do you prefer your Agbada to stand the test of time? Do you want it to retain starch? Then thicker materials is your pick. Go for quality fabrics…these will last long.

Head Gear: The cap worn is usually called FILA. It can be any color of your choice, but make sure it doesn’t conflict with the color of your Agbada so you don’t look like a masquerade.

Accessories: The accessories is important as they improve your outlook. You can add wristwatch, cuff links, rings and even nice necklaces or chains as you wish. A good Agbada is a waste of large yards of material without the right accessories; it’s like eating Nsala Soup without pounded yam— Noble Igwe.

Starch Properly Or Don’t Starch At All: Have you seen someone rock this outfit? You should have noticed that it is properly starched. An improperly starched Agbada would make you look as though you have too much gravitational force pulling you and your ten yards of Agbada to the ground! Ensure your Agbada is starched enough and sticks to you…that’s the idea. Or better still, don’t starch it at all.

Trouser Length: Do you know that the trouser is called Sokoto. So please, guys ensure the length of your Sokoto is appropriate. Now your preference matters: would you like it to be very fitted or just regular? I’d advice you let it be long enough too be seen but not cover your shoes.

Gown length: We know how much you have always envisioned yourself in a wedding dress. Unfortunately its not happening today. Nobody want to start a war with you and your agbada gown so make sure you tell your designer the right length that is not too long or too short just enough to allow us see your trousers and those slaying shoes.

Have fun slaying…and don’t trip on your agbada.

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Earlier today, it was reported by Ekiti state commissioner for information, youth, sports and culture that Hon Afolabi Akanni, a member of the Ekiti state House of Assembly had died in custody of the Department of State Services due to neglect.

The security agency were compelled to parade him on Thursday afternoon to prove that he was still alive and well.

He was seen wearing a rubber bathroom slippers as the DSS paraded him to some journalists at the agency’s headquarters, among which included The Punch newspaper.

A whole lawmaker. Nawab in bathroom slippers. Lol. DSS don disgrace this guy o

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Photo credit: Punch

The president of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People, Legborsi Pyagbara recently spoke to Sahara TV on the cleanup and resumption of oil in Ogoni land.

He said that there were still bad eggs in the government who wanted Ken Saro-Wiwa to be wiped away from history and so had ensured his books weren’t read anymore in secondary school.

He also spoke of the present administration and said that there was really no difference between now and the military era.

Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN_mXYf-ZsQ&ebc=ANyPxKrMqERPGbFuVxNR6BSUlW9MoQ_BYsKKO1D_APmozYHwc_e4vJDpZ0ELYQr8BNjKZtogBqbF0VnT32_K6WGJUI04P-NtuA

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/mosop-president-legborsi-pyagbara-speaks-on-cleanup-and-resumption-of-oil-in-ogoni/

Former Minister of Education during the Olusegun Obasanjo administration and foremost activist, Oby Ezekwesili has expressed her disappointment on the Nigerian Senate for rejecting the Gender Equality Bill which sought to empower women across the country and ensure that they are accorded equal opportunities in the society

The former minister took to twitter expressed her disappointment in the Senate for the rejection of the bill because it largely contradicts the Sharia law which is a part of the 1999 constitution of Nigeria.

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/except-we-improved-the-quality-of-our-nass-representation-ours-will-be-a-struggling-democracy-for-a-long-time-oby-ezekwesili-reacts-to-senates-rejection-of-gender-equality-bill/

Please we must not rest, let’s try hard and help free Ifesinachi. There are many girls, young girls that are being forcefully converted. Let’s help them. We did it for #FreeEse, we can do it for #FreeIfesinachi

Emerging reports that Ifesinachi Ani, a 16-year-old and an SS-2 student of Govern­ment Secondary School, Apo Reset­tlement, was abducted about six months ago and taken to unknown destination.

The missing girl is a native of Amaechi Awkunanaw in Enugu south local government area of Enugu state.


According to Ifesinachi’s mother who is a widow of four, neither the FCT police command nor other organ­isations have been able to offer any reasonable assistance to secure the release of the girl.

The troubled mother called on President Muhammadu Buhari and the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Sol­omon Arase, to help rescue her child.

In response to the widow’s claim, the FCT police com­mand through its spokes­man, DSP Manza Anjurin, said even though it is aware of the woman’s complaints, her inability to bring up a petition as verbally advised, made it impossible for the command to investigate the matter.

“She came here with a journalist and made the complaint. I advised her to write a petition so that it would be properly handled. Up till today, we have not seen her and we are stuck; we have nothing to work on. We don’t even have the woman’s contact otherwise, we would have called her,” the police spokesman disclosed.

However, investigations carried out by The Authority have revealed that Ifesinachi’s ab­ductors are bold, daring and appear to be a well-funded syndicate. It was also discov­ered that the primary aim of the group is to abduct and convert to Islam, as many teenagers as possible from Christian-dominated ethnic groups in Nigeria, for hand­some reward. Sources disclose that the act is car­ried out through all forms of subterfuge, including deceit, hypnotism and fetish meth­ods.

Ifesinachi’s mother told newsmen that a self-styled Islamic teacher who lives near her residence at the Apo Resettlement Area of Abuja, simply called Baba Abdul, used some seemingly diabolical method to lure her daughter to himself and in a jiffy, changed her character.

According to her: “Imme­diately my daughter came in contact with this Baba Ab­dul who stays near us, her attitude changed suddenly. I could no longer understand the character of my child. She started to tell lies and disrespect me to the extent that I almost went mad. It was four days before they took my daughter away from us that I discovered what was happening”.

Although Ifesinachi’s ex­act location could not be ascertained, when investigators called the abductors through one of the three telephone numbers provided by Mrs Ani, a female voice at the other end said Mrs. Ani should stop bothering about her child’s welfare. Reports reveal that midway into the discussion, the lady cut off the telephone call. Mrs Ani had informed that her child’s abductors claimed they took the missing girl to Maiduguri, Borno state but there was no technical facility to verify the actual location of the abductors.

The Authority Newspaper reports that several other girls, mainly from the southeast and south-south geo-political zones are being held in this particular camp and have since been convert­ed to Islam. As of the time of filing this report, it could not be ascertained if Ifesinachi has been married off or im­pregnated as the case of Ese Oruru who was abducted from Bayelsa and taken to Kano state.

Ifesinachi’s mother main­tained that her daughter is still a minor and should not be seen as having volun­tarily converted to Islam nor moved to Maiduguri on her own volition.

Mrs Ani stated: “Last year, September 14, my daughter, Ifesinachi, informed me that she has decided to join the Deeper Life Bible Church. That was very close to the Easter period. She went to the Deeper Life Retreat with­out obtaining my consent, though she left a note for me saying I should pardon her for doing so. I scolded her when she returned for not informing me earlier. I told my pastor about what hap­pened and he cautioned her on her change of attitude to me but asked me to allow her attend Deeper Life. I didn’t want to agree because she is under-aged and moreover, I attend the Redeemed Chris­tian Church of God with every other member of my family. I later allowed her to be attending Deeper Life Bible Church.

“Unknown to me, she was not even attending Deeper Life. She was instead, at­tending an Islamic conver­sion class through one Baba Abdul, a Muslim who lives near our residence in Apo Resettlement. When I dis­covered what was happen­ing, I pleaded with the man to leave my child alone, but he refused, insisting that since the girl has begged him to teach her Islamic way of life and religion, he would just do that. When I accosted him, the second time, he said he had asked her (Ifesinachi), to obtain permission from me and that he believed she did that. It was two days after I accosted the man that the girl ran away from my resi­dence; apparently in con­nivance with the man.

“Before the time I discov­ered she was attending this Islamic conversion class, I noticed that her character has changed and she was no longer listening to me; she would no longer take my word or advice for anything. It was after she allegedly at­tended the Deeper Life re­treat and returned that I dis­covered she used that as alibi to be attending Baba Abdul’s Islamic teaching classes. I can tell you that her men­tality totally changed that time; she was just behaving abnormally as if something was happening to her. Baba Abdul is from Kogi State and I don’t relate with him, so, why should he take my child and teach her anything?

“After she disappeared from my place, I reported the matter to the Apo Reset­tlement Police Station, here in Abuja, close to where we reside but instead of working on the complaints I made, they asked me to bring N5,000, saying curiously to me that the person I accused (Baba Abdul), is innocent and I left them. I do not have such money. Confused and not knowing what to do, I prayed, fasted and went away and got frustrated.

“I went to Ordinary Ahmed Isa of the popular Abuja radio programme “Brekettte Family Radio” and reported this very issue, they didn’t do anything. I went to the presenters of the FRCN radio programme “Lean on Me”, met one Mr. John Chukwurah and he took me to the FCT Police Command, but they did nothing. I wrote a letter to the FCT Police Command through this John Chuk­wurah, yet as I speak, there is nothing to show for this effort.

“In my frantic effort to discover where my daughter could have been taken to, I gathered that my daughter received a telephone call and thereafter, left our residence and that was the end. I have not seen her up till today. It was much later that some­body showed the photograph of my daughter on the inter­net, now converted to Islam and adorned in hijab.

“My daughter was born on April 23rd, 2001. She will be 15 years in April this year. We are from Amaechi Awkunanaw, in Enugu State. My husband is dead. Before my daughter was taken away forcefully from me, I in­formed Papa Ugo, my second husband, of the ugly devel­opment; he is the immediate brother to my husband, but he refused to come over to Abuja. It was after that, that I informed one of my mater­nal uncles, who also lives in Abuja and he came over and advised the child, but because they had talked rubbish into her, she was not listening to anybody.

“Three days after she eloped last year, Ifesinachi sent an SMS to me, informing me that she has joined some people in Maiduguri, Borno State and is now a Muslim. I called the number with which she called me and a man picked the call and told me that what she said was the truth and that her name is “Amatullahi”. He said I should not panic and that they were training her and feed­ing her well. I pleaded that I be allowed to come over to Maidu­guri and see her but they would not allow me do so. After two weeks, another person called me, this time, a woman with a different number, speaking tainted Igbo language and assured me that my daughter is ok and well. A week later, another man who spoke only Hausa language called and also refused that I should see her or speak with her.

“Last month, I called the number again and a female voice picked the call and said my daughter was fine and healthy but that they discovered I was visiting a so-called “juju” house for my daughter and that it will not help me. She said they spent over N35,000 to pay her school fees. The telephone numbers used by my daughter’s abductors are: 08060598215, 08081170324, 07038310025. All these lines are still going through up till now. My daughter used the first telephone number to send an SMS to me and every time I call the line, someone would pick the call.

“Please, I am using this medium to plead with President Muhammadu Bu­hari; the IGP, Solomon Arase; the military and other secu­rity agencies, including the Emirs and Bishops, to help me rescue my daughter. They had hypnotised her; she does not know what she is doing right now. She is under a spell. I don’t like what they are doing to my daughter or putting us into this kind of condition.

“It is against my wish; whatever she is doing now, she is doing not of her own free will. She is under a spell. Kindly help me out”.

The Authority Newspaper reports that security operatives have been briefed on the development, as investigation into the issue are still ongoing.

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Samuel Ambe, an official of the Lagos State University, has been arrested by the police for allegedly killing his lover, Mata Jidonu. It was learnt that the suspect worked at the Department of Works and Physical Planning of the university.

Thirty-two-year-old Mata was married to a lawyer, Sunday Jidonu, for whom she had three children.


Mata, who lived in the Agric area of Ikogazebba, Badagry, had left home around 3pm on February 15, saying she was going to buy foodstuffs in the market, but reportedly headed for the lover’s house, a few kilometres away.

Her husband, Sunday, who had returned from the court earlier that day as a result of illness, became apprehensive when she did not return on time.

He said, “I came back from the court that day around 2pm because I was ill. On getting home, I found out that my wife was dressed up, ready to go out. I told her to prepare coffee for me because that it is what I normally take in the afternoon. She said I had been taking too much coffee and advised me to eat eba that was already prepared.

“She put the stew on fire while she went to pick our last child, Laura, from the school. I told her to help me buy drugs along the road. The same motorcyclist that took her to and from the school waited for her outside and took her again supposedly to the market to buy beans.

“I slept after taking the drugs. Laura woke me up around 5pm and I asked his brother where their mother was. I called her number but it did not go through. I called her mother, our church and the centre, where she was doing a post-literacy study; they all said she was not with them.”

Sunday said he became more worried when it was 9pm and Mata did not come home. He added that he could not sleep conveniently till the following day when he reported at the Badagry Police Division.

“I was at the station, when the head of the vigilante group in our community called me on the telephone that my wife had been found dead in a bush path. When I got to the scene, a crowd had gathered and policemen from Ado-Odo Ota, Ogun State, had arrived to pick her corpse. She was strangled and stabbed in the leg. Her private parts’ hairs had been shaved off,” he added.

The nature of Mata’s death prompted him to talk to people living around the area, saying that he was told she used to go to the suspect’s home regularly and was there on February 15.

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/lasu-saff-arrested-for-the-gruesome-murder-of-married-lover/

Students of University of Ibadan may be forced to go home. This revelation came to light after the students’ leaders met with the Dean of students and his officers at the students’ affairs Division yesterday, 10th March, 2016.

The students’ leaders led by the Students’ Union President, Olateju Aliyu Oladimeji, met with the Dean of students and other officers of the students’ Affairs Division over the issue of erratic power supply in the University community.


“The Dean of Students suggested that students should go home so that the school can have ample time to provide a lasting solution to the problem of power
supply on campus,” a reliable source stated.

It was also learnt that at the meeting, the Dean of students attributed the erratic power supply to IBEDC and the state of power generally across the country.

This position was however rebutted by the Students’ Union President who advanced evidence to show that the University Maintenance Unit should be held responsible for the welfare of the students.

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/students-of-university-of-ibadan-may-be-forced-to-go-home-as-crises-rocks-community/

A suit is an unavoidable attire in the closet of any classic, fashionable gentleman of the 21st century. For a red carpet event,award ceremony, business meetings and all, you will find your need for this formal attire increasing by the months.

The AMVCA 2016 has come and gone; some have smiled and some have frowned; some in grace and others out of grace...so today we are going to emphasize on tips to wear a suit and what "a suit" really entails

In clothing, a suit is a set of garments made from the same cloth, usually consisting of at least a jacket and trousers. Lounge suits (also known as business suits when sober in colour and style), which originated in Britain as country wear, are the most common style of Western suit. Other types of suit still worn today are the Dinner Suit, part of black tie, which arose as a lounging alternative to Dress Coats, just the same way as the Day Lounge suit came to replace Frock Coats and Morning Coats; and, rarely worn today. This article discusses the lounge suit (including business suits).

The variations in design, cut, and cloth, such as two- and three- piece, or single- and double- breasted, determine the social and work suitability of the garment. Often, suits are worn, as traditional, with a collared shirt and necktie. Until around the 1960s, as with all men's clothes, a hat would have been also worn when the wearer was outdoors.

Suits also come with different numbers of pieces: a two-piece suit has a jacket and the trousers; a three piece adds a waistcoat (known as a vest in North America). Further pieces might include a flat cap made from the same cloth.

Originally, as with most clothes, a tailor made the suit from his client's selected cloth; these are now often known as bespoke suits. The suit is custom made to the measurements, taste, and style of the man. Since the Industrial Revolution, most suits are mass-produced, and as such, are sold as ready-to-wear garments (though alteration by a tailor prior to wearing is common).

Currently, suits are sold in roughly four ways:

Bespoke: in which the garment is custom-made by a tailor from a pattern created entirely from the customer's measurements, giving the best fit and free choice of fabric;

Made to Measure: in which a pre-made pattern is modified to fit the customer, and a limited selection of options and fabrics is available;

Ready-to-Wear or off-The-Peg: which is sold ready to be tailored. or finally as;

Suit Separates: where jacket and trousers are sold separately, allowing a customer to choose the size that is best for them and limit the amount of alterations needed.

Now we know a bit about our suits and the mode they are made, and can differentiate which we own and which we desire to own.

Tips on wearing your suit.

Tie Colour: Ties should always be darker than the wearer's shirt. The background colour of the tie should not be the same as that of the shirt, while the foreground of the tie should contain the colour of the shirt and thereby "pick up" on the colour of the shirt. Ideally, the tie should also integrate the colour of the suit in the same way.

Generally, simple or subdued patterns are preferred for conservative dress, though these are terms with a wide range of interpretation. During the late 1990s and early 2000s, it became popular to match the necktie colour with the shirt (a "monochromatic" look popularised by TV personality Regis Philbin) or even wearing a lighter coloured tie with a darker shirt, usually during formal occasions. A light blue shirt with a blue tie that is darker in its colour is also common.

Accessories: Accessories for suits include neckties, shoes, wrist- and pocket watches, pocket squares, cuff links, tie tacks, tie bars, bow ties and hats.

Colour: The main four colours for suits worn in business are black, light grey, dark grey, and navy, either with or without patterns. In particular, grey flannel suiting has been worn very widely since the 1930s. In non-business settings or less-formal business contexts, brown is another important colour; olive also occurs. In summer, lighter shades such as tan or cream are popular.

Buttoning up: Never button the bottom button of your jacket. When you sit down, unbutton the jacket so it doesn't ride up.

Quality Matters: Wear your suit with a quality dress shirt, belt, shoe and watch. Wear good socks that match the pants in color. If you're feeling brave, wear patterned socks such as argyle, but only if the other parts of your suit are conservative in color and style.

Pocket Square:
Add a pocket square. Fold it so it fits snugly in the pocket and just peeks out of the top. Many people make mistake and allow it to match with their shirt; it should never ever match your shirt, instead it should match your suit.

Now that we are all happy and know all the rules of wearing a suit to an event...lets start making plans on how to wear that suit and slay to that upcoming red carpet event...
Thank me later!

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Donald Trump has called off a rally in Chicago after protests against the Republican presidential front-runner led to violent clashes. There were several violent clashes, some sparked by Trump supporters attempting to wrestle flags from protesters. One protester had to be physically removed from the stage by what appeared to be a Secret Service agent. This protester had to be carried off the stage by Secret Service.

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Authorities of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado Ekiti, on Friday raised concerns over alleged invasion and subsequent destruction of the institution’s farmlands by suspected herdsmen. The Rector of the Polytechnic, Dr Taiwo Akande, said at a pre- convocation news conference in Ado-Ekiti that the institution had lost several millions in monetary terms to the menace.

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Besides the fortune sunk into phoney arms deals, no less than N2.2billion was spent on prayers against Boko Haram, it was learnt yesterday. Former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration blew the cash on special prayers in Nigeria and Saudi Arabia to win the war.

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Fidelis Soriwei, Abuja The troops of the Nigerian Army have killed one of the 100 most wanted Boko Haram suspects in the North-East. The Acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Sani Usman, said in a statement on Friday that the suspected Boko Haram commander was killed in an ambush by the troops of the 7 The post Wanted Boko Haram suspect killed in Borno, says army appeared first on Punch Newspapers.

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A global on-line discount platform aimed at subsidising expenses of serving members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and students of tertiary institutions in country is set to debut in Nigeria. The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara is to launch the platform which targeted about 23 million Nigerian youths.

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The Court of Appeal, Lagos division, yesterday affirmed the five years imprisonment handed down to Nollywood actress, Ibinabo Fiberesima by a Lagos High Court for the death of one Dr. Giwa Suraj. The appellate court dismissed the appeal filed by Fiberesima challenging the judgement of the lower court for lack of merit.

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SENATE President, Bukola Saraki, yesterday,hinted that he would wear made-in-Aba materials to the Senate plenary on Wednesday.

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Wazobia FM On-Air-Personality and comedian Chioma Omeruah popularly known as Chigul was a guest on Kemi Adetiba’s King Women series.

King Women is a visual movement that provides accessible online source of mentorship and emotional upliftment to young, impressionable ladies.

In a touching emotional discourse, Chigul revealed her family’s reaction to her failed marriage, how she survived and the challenges she has had to face in life.

Watch the trailer for the episode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd79HjH9vb8&ebc=ANyPxKrFZ3FER1zhVildlfp6I7x9Yff6JTAiP2m_RSj_t0gMCqjqErdow6SlJxRjLdGS_IM1vyXn7l6WCKTR5PtTOIPU4HefBQ

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[quote]We all know those women who never seem to order a salad at dinner or ever moan about starting a diet but yet they stay so slim, but why? The reasons why they stay so easily slim are because they are dating. Many women don’t realize how much dating can actually help keep them slim.
There are a number of different reasons why dating can help keep us slim which can be seen in this blog post. At a glance, it would be easy to say that they are in fact doing all the things that standard diets say not to do. It could be very frustrating to see them enjoying brownies while we’re stuck eating a bunch of leaves.

Here is how dating can help keep women slim and how we can start eating and thinking like a dater:

They Have Treats On Dates
While we’re looking forward to having a piece of dark chocolate on Friday night, they are looking forward to their date. They don’t look forward to having treats because they usually share a dessert with their date anyway. They look forward to the date itself more than the treat. This means that during the week their mind isn’t constantly thinking about food and naughty treats. They are more likely thinking about what they are going to wear and have their hair like. This frame of thinking is what helps them avoid naughty treats without even knowing it.

They Talk A Lot Over Dinner
When we eat dinner at home, we usually just have our heads down and eat without much conversation. This means that we are eating our food fast and probably not digesting it properly. Women who are dating will be more likely to talk a lot more over dinner with their date as they get to know each other and have fun. They will be eating a lot slower which means they’re body is able to better break down the food and digest it.

They Eat Non Processed Foods On Dates
On a Friday night after a long week at work, we’re more likely to head to the take away or have a microwave meal than cook a meal from scratch. While we’re eating our way through a processed meal, women who are dating are out eating a freshly cooked meal at a restaurant.

When looking at ways to get slim or stay slim we see nearly all diets listing processed foods on the list of things to avoid. Instead of heading to the take away or a microwave meal on a Friday night, head to a restaurant to save time cooking.

They Have High Self Esteem
Women who are dating will more than likely have high self-esteem because they are feeling confident from the attention they’re getting from the men or man they’re dating. Women who have low self-esteem tend to binge eat as they feel a bit low. When we are feeling low, it is natural to want to turn to comfort food. To avoid this happening, go out with your girlfriends and take up new hobbies to improve your self-esteem.

They Cook Fresh Meals At Home
When women who date aren’t going out to restaurants, they are cooking meals for their dates at home for a cozier environment. Because they are trying to impress the man they are dating with their culinary skills, they cook some of the healthiest dinners.
This is because they will likely use fresh ingredients and experiment with different ingredients and flavors. Women who are in long term relationships can do this too though. They can treat their man to a beautiful gourmet style meal every week using the freshest ingredients.

They Don’t Count Calories
When eating out at a restaurant, women who date tend not to count the calories as it could potentially take some of the romance and fun out of the date. When they cook a meal at home for their date, they won’t count calories because they know that he will need a good hearty meal and not salad to win him over. Sometimes counting calories can lead to stress and stress can actually lead to weight gain and slower metabolism. Food should always be enjoyed and not counted. Listen to what your body wants and what it does not want instead.

They’re More Conscious Of Their Appearance
Women who date take more time on their looks than women who are in relationships. They tend to set more boundaries while dating in terms of letting themselves go, as they are still at a stage where they want to grab the attention of men and impress them with their appearance as well as personality. Therefore they make more of an effort to hit the gym, to go for regular hair trims and to perfect their makeup. It is all too easy to get too comfortable in a relationship and forget about your appearance. Start hitting the gym or go running to stay slim.

They Rarely Feel The Blues
Because women whose dates are always out and about having fun, they rarely feel the blues that other women might feel. Because they don’t feel the blues, they are less likely to turn to comfort food and binge eats. It is natural for us to turn to food when we’re feeling a bit low. When feeling low, hit the gym and work it out instead of turning to comfort food. The alternative is to make improvements in your life so that you don’t feel the blues regularly.

They Shake What Their Mamma Gave Them
Women who are dating regularly go out to town with their girlfriends and spend most of the night on their feet dancing. While some women are spending 30 minutes a day doing a boring workout, other women are out enjoying themselves and dancing for hours through the night. There is no better workout then letting go and having fun on the dance floor. Every woman should make time to go out with their girlfriends and dance the night away. [quote]Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/the-fashion-engineer-9-ways-in-which-dating-helps-you-keep-slim/

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U guys will just come online and be typing rubbish. When was d last time Boko haram kill people in dis country People like are worse than boko haram itself. Enemy of progress. Mtcheww.

Google lady. You re in the U.S. Come to the north and stay and stop talking nonsense there. Meanwhile keep reading www.9jabuzz.com.ng and you'd see what's happening

Stambic IBTC bank building at Abesan Gate, Ipaja, Lagos, got gutted by fire yesterday at about 3.30 p.m.

It was said to have been happened when a tanker driver was discharging diesel into the bank’s generator plant with the hose was already attached from the tanker to the generator.

Suddenly, there was a loud sound from the truck causing the fire escalated.

No life was luckily lost as workers were able to escape.

However, the truck and several cars in the building were ‎gutted by the fire.

The incident had also built up heavy traffic along the Abesan-Ipaja Road as fire fighters are still at the spot, trying to stop the fire.

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Two months after President Muhammadu Buhari told the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Ban Ki Moon, that the Boko Haram terrorist group was no longer holding any territory, commander of the U.S. Africa Command (USAFRICOM), David Rodriguez, has come to dismiss Buhari’s claim as fictional.

Mr. Buhari, had also said that the Nigerian Armed Forces in collaboration with the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNTJF) had driven the terrorist group from Nigerian territory into “fall-back positions”, while speaking on the sidelines of the World Future Energy Summit in the UAE a while ago.

Mr. Rodriguez spoke Tuesday before the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee reviewing fiscal year 2017 defence budget, in response to a question by Senator Angus King of Maine who asked about Al-Shabaab and Boko Haram more than ninety minutes into the testimony.

Mr. Angus’ direct question to General Rodriguez was:

Is Al-Shabaab and Boko Haram growing, are they adding members? I know they don’t hold territory, are they adding areas of influence?

Mr. Rodriguez replied:

Actually sir, Boko Haram does hold some significant territory in Northern Nigeria as do Al-Shabaab in limited areas of Somalia

Source: http://9jabuzz.com.ng/boko-haram-still-owns-major-territory-in-nigeria-u-s-general-counsels-dismisses-buharis-claim/

The governor of Imo state, Governor Rochas Okorocha was on Wednesday confronted by a pro-Biafra supporter while speaking at Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, London, United Kingdom.

He had been delivering a speech on the topic; “Nigerians’ Human Capital and State Education Initiative: The View From IMO State”, when the man faced Okorocha on the podium and lamented the sufferings of Igbo-Nigerians.

The man was holding a Biafran flag in this hands as he approached Okorocha.
Watch below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NcPJxINUos

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Senate yesterday directed its committee on National Security and Intelligence to conduct an investigation into the immediate and remote causes of the action of the Department of State Security (DSS) leading to the invasion of Ekiti State House of Assembly just as it directed the federal government to deploy all resources to ensure that the spate of killings in Taraba State is stamped out.

Senate reached this resolution following a motion sponsored by Senator Biodun Olujimi (Ekiti South) on the recent invasion of Ekiti State House of Assembly by men of the DSS while committee meetings were ongoing.



Olujimi, a former deputy governor of the state further informed her colleagues that more than 10 DSS operatives armed to the teeth took Ekiti lawmakers hostage and were shooting sporadically into the air, causing panic and possible stampede.

She said, “At the end of the commotion created by this barbaric act, four members of the House of Assembly could not be found with news filtering in during the weekend that Hon. Afolabi Akanni, the member representing Efon Constituency was abducted and taken to Abuja”.

The legislator also recalled how Akwa Ibom State Government House was earlier invaded by same DSS without any formal explanation as to the reason for the invasion.

According to Olujimi, “The action of the service is outside the scope of its mandate and the National Assembly as the highest law making body in the country must step in to defend and uphold the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (1999) as amended by which they were elected and sworn to uphold. I am afraid that we shall degenerate into a state of Gestapo. We must condemn it in the strongest terms so that we do not allow democracy to be uprooted at the grass root”.

Olujimi alleged that the action was not short of political vendetta by opponents of Ekiti State government, a statement that drew the ire of Senator Isiaka Adeleke (APC) representing Osun West Senatorial District who maintained that such should not be concluded so as to allow investigation to unravel the circumstances that led to the alleged invasion.

Adeleke said “Distinguished Colleagues, I think that the issue should not be conclusively alluded to political vendetta, but the Senate should allow investigation into the matter”,

Speaking ,Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe ( Abia South) quoting relevant sections of the constitution said that in the 7th Assembly, several unsuccessful attempts were made to tame the frequent invasion of legislative houses by security operatives but each attempt met a brick wall. Referring to the “Legislative Houses Powers and Priviledges Act”, passed in 1953 which is still subsisting, Abaribe informed the Senate that before any stranger can invade a legislative house, its offices, the court yards, and other ancillary areas, there must be permission from the management of the legislative house.

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Sahara Reporters recently described President Buhari as the last king of Scotland on their show Dr Damage.

Dr. Damages also breaks down how America degenerated to the point where the nation is at the verge of electing Donald Trump president of the United States of America. He, however, gives reasons why the world needs not to worry.



How many houses do you need to be a big man in today’s Nigeria? Dr. Damages breaks down how to be a big man in 2016 Nigeria, using Doyin Okupe as a prayer point of contact.

There is a desperate effort to find a way to keep Buhari at home to deal with Nigeria’s numerous problems. Dr. Damages reveals one of the latest plans involving the presidential guards. It came straight out of Scotland.

In the story of Ese Oruru’s abduction, Dr. Damages names the villains and the victims. He bestowed the first Hammerscope on the man who had the power to rescue the girl but said he needed help from the Emir of Kano.

What happens when the man who was once in charge of prisons in Nigeria goes to prison? Dr. Damages presents the sweet dilemma of Citizen Abba Moro.

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