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The president of the United States of
America, Barack Obama, called to the Nigerian
president-elect Muhammadu Buhari and current
leader Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday, April
1.

The US president commended both for their
roles in Nigeria’s first democratic handover of
power.

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He spoke to the men individually to “commend
them for their leadership during Nigeria’s
election,” the White House said.

“ This historic step for Nigeria and Africa,” said
Obama’s national security adviser Susan Rice.

“ President Jonathan has acted as a true
statesman, putting Nigeria first at a truly historic
moment.”

The most populous African country boasts huge
natural resources and Africa’s largest consumer
base, but has been overwhelmed by poverty,
poor government and a bloody terrorism by
Boko Haram.

The poll has raised hopes that Nigeria may be
ready to turn the corner.

Obama’s government has poured praise on
Buhari and Jonathan after the presidential
election in Nigeria.

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For Conceding Defeat
Buhari’s victory and Jonathan’s quick
concession has helped to open a new chapter in
the country’s often turbulent history.

The country has suffered six military coups
since independence from Britain in 1960 and has
seen 16 years of unbroken civilian rule by the
Peoples Democratic Party.

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Reports just reaching us indicate that no fewer
than 25 people died in Abuja, Kano, Makurdi and
Niger yesterday, while celebrating the victory of
President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari.

However, police authorities in Kano claimed only
seven bodies were discovered by their men
after the celebration.

According to an eyewitness, Ali Sufi of Naibawa
quarters, three people were crushed to death at
Naibawa U-turn, when a man in a Toyota Camry
car lost control and rammed into those
celebrating.

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Sufi, further disclosed that one Sabo Ali, an ad
hoc staff of communications giant, Etisalat, lost
his life alongside his friend when a reckless
driver knocked them down at Ungwa Uku end of
Zaria Road within Kano metropolis.

Confirming Sabo’s death, guardian to the
deceased, Mallam Idi Naibawa said that he
(Sabo) died yesterday morning at Malam Aminu
Kano Teaching Hospital from injuries he
sustained in the accident.

Idi Naibawa explained that “a good Samaritan,
who identified Sabo’s motorcycle reported the
accident, and our fear was confirmed at
Yarakwa police station that rescued and took
him to the hospital.

“We have accepted his death as a fulfilment of
destiny and barring any hitch, Sabo would be
buried before 5p.m. local time today
(yesterday).”

In another eye witness account, Ibrahim Dogo, a
resident of Naibawa quarters in Kano said that
two teenagers were crushed to death along
Zaria Road by a crazy driver.

Dogo said: “We received two dead bodies this
morning at the Tiga Naibawa quarters and we
are set to bury them.”

Another report from Hotoro also confirmed the
death of six youngsters during the crazy
celebration that engulfed the commercial city.

According to a resident, Masaud Badamasi, “we
lost six boys to the crazy celebration last night
and we are getting ready to give then a heroic
burial.”

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The president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, has
assured President Goodluck Jonathan that he
has nothing to fear.

In his acceptance speech after being declared
the winner of Saturday’s presidential election
and presented with the certificate of return in
Abuja yesterday,
Buhari said “despite the
rancour of the elections, ” he has no grudge
against anyone. Further proving this, he
extended “a hand of friendship and conciliation
to President Jonathan and his team.”

While reading a prepared speech, Buhari also
reiterated his determination to end the
insurgency in the north-East, rescue the
economy and stem corruption which he
described as an evil worse than terrorism.

The
president-elect, who was head of state between
1983, and 1985, said even though there could be
a disagreement between him and Jonathan over
government, the president remained a great
Nigerian.


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Victory.

He said, “Let me state clearly that President
Jonathan has nothing to fear from me. Although
we may not agree on the methods of governing
the nation, he is a great Nigerian and still our
president. He deserves our support and
permanent respect by virtue of the office he has
held.

“This is how an honourable nation treats its
servants and conducts its affairs. I should be
looking forward to meeting with President
Jonathan in the days to come to discuss how
our teams can make the transition of
administrations as efficient as possible.”

On insurgency, he said, “No doubt, this nation
has suffered greatly in the recent past, and its
staying power has been tested to its limits by
crises, chief among which is insurgency of the
Boko Haram.

There is no doubt that in tackling
the insurgency, we have a tough and urgent job
to do.
But I assure you that Boko Haram will
soon know the strength of our collective will and
commitment to rid this nation of terror, and bring
back peace and normalcy to all the affected
areas. We shall spare no effort until we defeat
terrorism.”

Reiterating his readiness to fight corruption
which, according to him, constitutes a threat to
“our economic development and democratic
survival,” he said, “no longer shall it( graft) be
allowed to stand as if it is a respected
monument in this nation.”
He added, “We shall
strongly battle another form of evil that is even
worse than terrorism—the evil of corruption.
Corruption attacks and seeks to destroy our
national institutions and character.
By
misdirecting into selfish hands funds intended
for the public purpose, corruption distorts the
economy and worsens income inequality.
It
creates a class of unjustly-enriched people.

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Marilyn Ogar challenged to answer a number of
pressing questions about Boko Haram
The DSS expressed its opinion on February 27,
2015, in a statement signed by the deputy
director on public relations, Marilyn Ogar,
Leadership reports.

According to the statement, the insurgents are
taking their anger out on hapless civilians and
soft targets. Therefore, Mrs Ogar urged
Nigerians to be security-conscious and watch
out for suspicious people and movements.

“It has become evident that following the
successful sustained air raids and intense
combat operations by the military on insurgents’
positions in the northeast which have effectively
degraded the capacity of the terrorists, its
members are now in disarray and have resorted
to taking out their anger on hapless civilians and
soft targets.

This development accounts for the
recent spate of attacks recorded in Yobe, Kano,
Borno and Plateau States, with intent of
distracting security forces.

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“Accordingly, this service wishes to advice
members of the public to be vigilant especially in
crowded environment and when travelling.”

The deputy director called on Nigerians to desist
from boarding unmarked vehicles along the road
and only use designated motor parks. She also
added that the DSS had already asked motor
park managers to ensure proper screening of
vehicles, persons and luggage entering their
premises.

“Similarly, we want to encourage residents of
recaptured towns and communities to return to
their homes. Also, there is no need for people to
relocate from any part of the country because of
the forthcoming elections as adequate steps
have been taken by security forces to guarantee
security of lives and property,” she said.

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At the end of the statement, Ogar called on
members of the public who have useful
information to provide it to security agencies as
it would help to confront the activities of
terrorists in the country.

The Nigerian army has succeeded in recapturing
several towns from the Boko Haram sect.
Yesterday the Nigerian troops flushed out
terrorists from Gulak, in the Madagali local
government area of Adamawa state.

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The First of Lady of Nigeria, Mrs. Patience
Jonathan has stated why her husband, President
Goodluck Jonathan should be re-elected and
why his rival, General Buhari isn’t the right man
for Nigeria.

Speaking yesterday, February 26, Mrs. Jonathan
stated that her husband deserved the support of
women in the country because he had delivered
on the promises he made to Nigerian women in
2011.

She spoke during the Peoples Democratic Party,
PDP, Women Campaign Rally held in Makurdi,
the state capital.

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Dame Jonathan said, “today pregnant women
enjoy free antenatal care, we have realized our
35 percent affirmative action and more women
are beginning to realize their potentials under
this administration”.

Speaking on why General Buhari should be
rejected, Mrs. Dame Jonathan advised women
not to vote the APC presidential aspirant
because, “a 72 year old man has nothing to offer
Nigerians,” in her words.

Also addressing the women was the wife of the
Benue state Governor, Arch. Yemisi Suswam,
who in her speech lauded the efforts of Dame
Jonathan for carrying women along, particularly
in the actualization of 35 percent affirmative
action for women.

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The number of court cases against the All
Progressives Congress (APC) presidential
candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) over
his certificate controversies has risen to 10.

According to Punch, eight of the 10 confirmed
suits are before the Federal High Court in Abuja,
one before a Chief Magistrate’s Court in Abuja
and one other before the Federal High Court in
Umuahia, Abia State.


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The one before the Chief Magistrate’s Court, is
seeking the trial of Buhari for alleged perjury for
making a false claim on oath of possessing
academic qualifications.

The suit, before Chief Magistrate Abubakar
Babashani of the FCT Magistrate Court, wants
Buhari “to be brought to book” for allegedly
claiming on oath that he had a certificate he did
not obtain.

The four complainants are Shield Ufot, Jimmy
David, Ogueri Enwerem and Tochukwu Okorie.
Ufot said on Wednesday that the suit was filed
on behalf of the Niger Delta Salvation Front.

In their suit, the complainants claimed that
Buhari, “with intent to mislead a public officer as
to compliance with the provisions of Section 31
of the Electoral Act, 2010 deposed to various
affidavits in the High Court of the Federal Capital
Territory, Abuja, wherein he stated that he
attended Katsina Provincial Secondary School,
Katsina State and obtained a West African
School Certificate and that the certificates he
claimed to have obtained are with the Nigerian
Army.”

“That the Nigerian Army, in whose custody Maj.
Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) claim the
certificates are, issued a statement and denied
being in possession of the school certificates,”
the plaintiffs added.

But the plaintiffs in the nine other suits are
seeking court order disqualifying the opposition
presidential candidate in the March 28 poll.

The cases before the Federal High Court in
Abuja are seeking the disqualification of Buhari
as a presidential candidate.

The cases are: FHC/ABJ/CS/116/15 (between
Hon Donald Daunemigha v. Gen. Muhammadu
Buhari); FHC/ABJ/CS/13/15 (Hon. Sergin Onuka
Ibe v. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari); FHC/ABJ/
CS/01/15 (Mr. Chukwunweike Okafor vs Buhari
and two others); and FHC/ABJ/CS/14/15 (Barr.
Max Ozoka v. Buhari and two others).

They also include FHC/ABJ/CS/3/15 (Barr.
Friday Ojealaro V. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari and
two others; FHC/ABJ/CS/20/15 (Barr. Friday
Ojealaro V. Buhari and three others) and FHC/
ABJ/CS/68/15 (Ayakeme Whiskey vs INEC and
another).

The above mentioned cases are before Justice
Adeniyi Ademola.

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In the interview he granted BBC, he began by
talking about the postponement of the Nigerian
elections by six weeks.

General Muhammadu Buhari
He said: I don’t believe it was a good idea,
because elections can be conducted in
Afghanistan in Pakistan, in Syria, why elections
can’t be held in Nigeria.

Where only 14 local governments are rarely
involved, only 14 local governments were
involved, and if law enforcement agents
including the military can’t secure the 14 local
governments in five years, how are they going
to secure it in six weeks?

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