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We always crave for peace all over the world. But we prefer to go against justice if we are not favoured by it. Certainly, the perfect way to attain peace is through justice. If we always look at what to gain rather than getting justice done, we tend to create more terrorist (freedom fighter).

They are preparing to soak our land with more blood in 2015, God forbid. If you support what witches and wizards support, then you've joined them. Be wise!

Imagine, so what should happen to the girl he has been dating before he could buy a car?

Hope PDP is not test-runing its strategies towards February 2015?

Hmmm! 2015 is knocking, the number of votes from unemployed youth comes to mind as a greater part of power needed to open the door. Presumably, preparation for the job creation starts later this year to raise the hope of unemployed and make them believe that their vote is the ticket to secure the dream job. After election ................ in God we trust.

Even if it is to woo farmers to vote for him, this is better than "rice politics". He is teaching them how to fish rather than giving them fish. Good idea

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From the look of things, many non-muslims will not wish to see an end to the boko haram issue because they use it as an avenue to heap insult on Muslims. because some of them get relieved anytime they do it. I suffered a lot of this at work but when they have some worldly things to gain from u they treat u as if there is no better person like u. Now any insult on me cos of my religion makes me wax stronger and I will rather smile than fight back. A road that leads to success is always rough and full of distraction but the end worth it. Congrats to all Muslim brothers and sisters. Pls smile and say Alhamdullilahi when u read this.

AceVentura: Let me challenge all muslims.

Wake up in the morning & start your fast without eating anything @ all. Not the style of waking up by 4am & loading 10cups of eba to start the fast with a full stomach.

This is the real fasting!

Fasting in Islam is not judged by the magnitude of hunger but but by frequency of remembrance of Allah. I'm happy to be a Muslim

Nigeria politicians are dangerous and deadlier than bokoharam. They av killed many in recent years through bad road, non availability of health facilities, political thuggery, pension fraud etc due to their politics of self interest.

It's a pity some still doubt this chibok kidnap, I believe some could even doubt the recent bombing in abuja until their loved ones are affected. I believe if nobody is trying not let the dust about chibok kidnap settle, nig gov and security operatives will soon look the other way. SSS allegations would have been more reasonable if it comes out after the successful rescue of the girls. My question is "why didn't the military comb sambisa forest before BH kidnapped girls and use them as shield?" Let's take politics out of this and work together for the release of the girls. it may happen to someone else tomorrow.

It's really sad but the mentality of some parents nowadays towards their children upbringing is pathetic. Since we decide to do it in foreign way, we should expect foreign result. U need to see how parents react when their children are punished in school. Trying to force them do the right when they have outgrown the stage will possibly lead to this. There was a situation where a child set pen for his colleague ( female) to sit on. The child was eventually punished but u need to see how the father stormed the sch with rogues so as to beat the teacher up. He made sure the teacher was sacked without even looking into the offence of the child. Now tell me what such child is capable of doing when he grows.

The Ogun State Police Command has arrested a
21-year-old undergraduate, Tolani Ajayi, of
Redeemers University along the Lagos-Ibadan
Expressway, for allegedly killing his father, Mr.
Charles Ajayi, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria.
The incident, according to the police, occurred on
Tuesday, July 3, at their residence on Canaanland
Street within the Redeemed Christian Church of
God’s Redemption Camp.
Tolani was said to have slaughtered his father with
a knife and later butchered him with a cutlass.
PUNCH Metro learnt that Tolani afterwards
allegedly packed his father’s remains in a box and
dragged them into the bush within the camp.
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr.
Muyiwa Adejobi, a Deputy Superintendent of
Police, said the police later recovered the remains
of the 60-year-old lawyer in a bush along
Canaanland Street.
He said, “The policemen who noticed the ground
mark created by the box as Tolani dragged it,
followed this lead which led them to the strange
discovery.”
He said Tolani, a 300-level undergraduate in the
Department of History and International Relations,
was arrested the same day in his late father’s
residence after the discovery of the corpse and
police preliminary findings.
Adejobi added that the Divisional Police Officer of
the Redemption Camp Police Station, Olaiya
Martins, a Superintendent of Police, had led a team
of detectives and some members of the community
who noticed the strange attitude of the suspect
while dumping the box.
He said, “They traced the ground marks made by
the box to the point where the body of the SAN
was dumped and thereafter traced the mark to the
house of the deceased.
“When the police got to deceased’s house, the
suspect was in a relaxed mood.
“When interrogated, the suspect earlier lied that his
dad had gone on evangelism, but he eventually
confessed to the crime when he was taken to the
Redemption Camp Divisional headquarters.”
The suspect was said to have told policemen that
problem arose when his late father confronted him
for not responding to all the prayer points he (the
deceased) was raising, adding that he (father) later
slapped him.
He said he got angry and made a dash for the
kitchen and picked up a knife, with which he
stabbed his father, adding that he later used a
cutlass on him.
It was leant that the police had recovered the knife
and cutlass used in committing the alleged crime.
Adejobi told our correspondent that the Charles’
corpse had been deposited at a morgue in the
Sagamu area of the state.
PUNCH Metro gathered that the state
Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ikemefuna Okoye, had
transferred the matter to the Department of
Criminal Investigation Eleweran, Abeokuta, for
further investigation and necessary action.
SOURCE: http://saharareporters.com/2014/07/06/varsity-student-kills-father-redeem-church-god-over-prayer-punch-newspaper

Nigeria government hardly give to the masses but still want to collect their hard earn money by any means. Paying access fee for the news that is always tailored to favour the government, I think power, education, health and other infrastructures needs more attention not media

Alhamdullilahi!!!!!!!!! The most expected month is here. So happy to be among the Muslims that will observe this. Maasha Allahu.

Jan, 06 2014, 1:01AM — siteadmin
In a rare show of power she
constitutionally doesn't have, Nigeria's
First Lady Patience Jonathan has
reportedly ordered the Rivers State
Commissioner of Police, Mbu Joseph
Mbu, to release the armed thugs of her
close political allies, Senator George
Sekibo and Evans Bipi.
The six men were arrested on Friday by
the Joint Military Task Force (JTF) in Ogu,
the hometown of the two politicians, and
they were handed over to the police for
prosecution.
But SaharaReporters has authoritatively
learned that Mrs. Jonathan ordered Mr.
Mbu to release the suspects as well as
return to them the arms and ammunition
that were found in their possession. It is
as yet unclear if Mbu has complied with
the order, but Mr. Bipi, a former domestic
aide of Mrs. Jonathan, is understood to be
actively trying to ensure the release.
Meanwhile a crisis of confidence seems to
have erupted between the JTF/Army and
the police in Rivers State concerning how
the story, which was broken by
Saharareporters, leaked to the media.
Mbu is said to have complained loudly
that the Army/JTF must have leaked the
story to the media.
The police commissioner is further said to
have lamented that the other security
agencies (Army, Navy, Airforce, SSS) in
the State are not helping him and the
police at all in the fight against Rivers
State Governor Rotimi Amaechi.
According to our source, he is citing the
arrest of the six men and the subsequent
leakage of the story as an example of
such lack of cooperation, arguing that had
the arrest been made by the Rivers State
police command, the media would not
have heard about it.
A source within the JTF/Army has
however dismissed Mbu's claims,
describing them as ridiculous and
preposterous. The source maintained that
the army does not get involved in politics
and certainly does not take sides in
political fights, calling Mbu a joker if he
expects the army to do otherwise.
The source further stated that Mbu should
look inside the police concerning how the
story got to the media, saying that it was
after the Army handed over the suspects
to the police for prosecution that the story
went public.
It would be recalled that the six armed
youths were arrested by the JTF on Friday
on their way to Ogu in Ogu Bolo Local
Government Area. They had on them
several AK-47 rifles arrested six youths
bearing seven AK47, 146 rounds of
7.62mm Special life ammunition and 10
life magazines.
Their names were given as Daniel Ibito-
Anga, Sunday Elisha, Uche Jenikachi,
Ibinabo Lawson, and Okechukwu Okoro.
Their leader, Ibito-Anga, is known to
present himself as Security Adviser/PA to
both Senator George Sekibo as well as
State Assemblyman Bipi.
Sekibo and Bipi hail from Ogu and are
known to be very close allies of Mrs.
Jonathan. http://mobile.saharareporters.com/news-page/first-lady-patience-jonathan-orders-rivers-police-commissioner-mbu-release-arrested-armed-

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CBN Governor, Lamido Sanusi Lamido
By Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
The Governor of the Central Bank of
Nigeria, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
(CON), Governor, Central Bank Of Nigeria,
alarmed at the unbridled theft of crude oil
earnings by the Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and cronies
of President Goodluck Jonathan wrote and
hand delivered the letter reproduced
below to the president on September, 25
2013.
H.E. Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
President and Commander-in-Chief
Federal Republic of Nigeria
State House
Abuja
Your Excellency,
Subjects:
Non-Repatriation to the Federation
Account by Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation (NNPC) of $49.8 Billion
representing 76% of the value of crude oil
liftings in 2012 and 2013
Failure of NNPC to pay N22billion Nigerian
Export Supervision Scheme (NESS) Levy
Other Related matters
I am constrained to formally write your
Excellency, documenting serious concerns
of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on
the continued failure of the Nigerian
National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to
repatriate significant proportions of the
proceeds of crude oil shipments it made
in gross violation of the law. Sources of
Federation Account Revenues include
proceeds from Export of Nigeria’s crude
oil by the NNPC, Petroleum Profits Taxes,
and Penalties for gas flaring, oil
exploration licenses and concession block
allocations, etc.
Our analysis of the value of crude oil
export proceeds based on the
documentation received from pre-
shipment inspectors shows that between
January 2012 and July 2014 NNPC lifted
594,024,107 barrels of crude valued at $
65,332,350,514.57. Out of this amount,
NNPC repatriated only $
15,528,410,098.77 representing 24% of
the value. This means the NNPC is yet to
account for, and repatriate to the
Federation Account, an amount in excess
of $49.804 billion or 76% of the value of
oil lifted in the same period.
Your Excellency, I have attached as an
appendix, a table giving the analysis of
the crude oil lifting and repatriations as
prepared by staff of Trade & Exchange and
Banking & Payments System Departments
of the CBN based on the firm
documentation in their possession. The
failure of NNPC to repatriate these
amounts constitutes not only a violation
of constitutional provisions but also of
both the Foreign Exchange (Monitoring
and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act No. 17
of 1995 and the Pre-Shipment Inspection
of Exports Act No. 10 of 1996 which
stipulates that “An exporter of goods,
including petroleum products, shall open,
maintain and operate a foreign currency
domiciliary account in Nigeria into which
shall be paid all exports proceeds
corresponding to the entire proceeds of
the exports concerned”.
Your Excellency, you will recall that as far
back as late 2010, I had verbally
expressed deep concern about what
appeared to be huge shortfalls in
remittances to the Federation Account in
spite of the strong recovery in oil price. At
a recent NEMT meeting in the Presidency,
I also expressed a strong view that while
Government needs to continue its effort to
combat oil thieves, vandals and illegal
refineries in the Niger-Delta, the major
problem is transactions taking place
under legal cover with huge revenue
leakages embedded therein.
Your Excellency, it is my respectful view
that a place to begin is to insist on NNPC
to account fully for all proceeds that were
diverted away from its accounts with the
CBN and the Federation Account. There
are also other lines of inquiry which your
Excellency may wish to authorize and
pursue. These include;
1. A thorough audit of activity on any
domiciliary accounts held by NNPC
outside of the CBN. This is because
the CBN has no record of either the
dollar proceeds of these diverted sales
or the naira equivalent being
transferred to the Federation Account.
2. An examination of banking records of
companies involved in Oil lifting and
swap deals, including audit trails of
regular payments to third-parties;
3. An independent review of the terms
and condition of Oil lifting and swap
contracts for fairness and equity and
transparency;
4. Investigation and prosecution of
Bureau de change (BDC) that have
purchased hundreds of millions of
dollars from the inter-bank market and
are unable to account for these
monies. We have compiled a list of
these companies with
recommendations for prosecution
under Anti-money Laundering Laws;
5. Investigation of obvious avenues for
money laundering, such as companies
that sell private jets to Nigerians.
The Central Bank stands ready to render
full assistance and provide as much data
as possible to assist these inquiries.
Your Excellency, as an indicator of how
bad this situation has become, please
note that in 2012 alone, the Federation
Account received $28.51billion in
Petroleum Profits and related taxes but
only $10.13billion from crude oil
proceeds. In the period January-July
2013 the corresponding figures are $
16.65 billion and $5.39 billion,
respectively. This means, Your Excellency,
that in the first seven months of the year,
taxes accounted for 76% of the total inflow
from this sector, while NNPC crude oil
proceeds, accounted for only 24%.
You will also note, Your Excellency, that
NNPC liftings amounted to 64% of total oil
liftings from Nigeria during the reference
period, and yet its remittance represented
only one-third of the taxes paid by the oil
companies that exported the balance of
54%.
Finally, your Excellency, we would like to
report that NNPC has failed to keep up
with payments of its levies under Nigerian
Export Supervision Scheme (NESS) in line
with this law, and currently owes the
Federal Government N22 billion.
As banker to the Federal Government and
Economic adviser to the President, I am
obliged to draw the President’s attention
to these serious issues of which you have
most probably never been aware in this
detail.
To sumamarise, my recommendations are
to respectfully advise the President to:
1. Require NNPC to provide evidence for
disposal of all proceeds of crude sales
diverted from the CBN and the
Federation Account;
2. Investigate crude oil lifting and swap
contracts, as well as the financial
transactions of counter-parties for
equity, fairness and transparency; and
3. Authorise prosecution of suspects in
money-laundering transactions,
including but not limited to BDCs who
are unable to account for hundreds of
millions of dollars.
I trust your Excellency will find the content
of this letter useful and hereby reaffirm the
support of Central Bank of Nigeria for your
Government’s transformation agenda and
effort to serve the Nigerian people.
While thanking you for your consideration,
please accept, Mr. President, the r
enewed
assurances of my highest regards.
Yours Sincerely,
Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (CON)
Governor, Central Bank Of Nigeria
http://mobile.saharareporters.com/report/dear-mr-president-nnpc-has-stolen-50-billion-crude-oil-earnings-transcript-letter-cbn-gov-pre

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Members of the Imo State Rapid Response Squad Command ably led by the Imo State Commander have arrested a six man gang who specializes in the sale of human parts for rituals and transplants.

The gang was busted yesterday by the Nkwerre Vigilantee Network.

Though three of the guys are still at large, the other three are in police custody and they publicly confessed to being the mastermind behind the kidnap of a twelve year old girl from Umugara village for ritual purposes for a token of N500,000 and another N500,000 after delivery of human parts or victim.

They also confessed being part of a gang that kidnapped, raped and butchered one miss Chigaekwu from Umunachi village last year.

Three are from Umulolo Amaegbu, one from Amorji villages all in Nkwerre LGA and they are block moulders but specialize in selling human parts.

Most shocking thing is that 2 of them are pastors of Lords Chosen Church, one was even caught ministering to children yesterday at their church.

Another one of them is an only son from Amorji-ugwu and his father is an elder at Assemblies of Gods church,Nkwerre.

They were first busted by the vigilantee outfit in Nkwerre through the assistance of some youth leaders before the police was invited to the crime scene in Umugara village Nkwerre to take over the case.
Graphic photos below, Viewer discretion advised:
These are some of the already decomposing corpses of some of the ladies killed and burnt by the group in this building after their parts must have been removed and also, pictures of the handcuffed suspects.
http://m.naij.com/news/53768.html

Allahu Akbar

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pro Abdullahi Ribadu is a brother to the famous Nuhu Ribadu. The former was once my VC in FUT Yola

Read ASUU & fed gov agreement
http://premiumtimesng.com/news/146763-download-ASUU-federal-government-2009-agreement.html

tsleazy: from what i heard, fed universities are better respected than private skuls...

That was then. Why most private organizations peg the age limit for employment at 25 26 as against 28 30 of those days? Because they know is really possible in private schools to graduate and serve under this age. This is used to filter out fed uni grads

fasho01: What has the university got to do with unemployment, when did the state of university become a criteria for getting a job If you diddn't do well in school, look into the mirror and blame the man behind it and not the state of the universities

Do me a favour. Throw the same question to HR of any organization, the response will convince you. Why do you think employers don't just check your good result or certificate and give out a job straight away? Why they mostly prefer students from private schools? Pls make some findings

Hmmm! Many blame ASUU, some students don't care, they just want to go back to school and graduate soon. We like to postpone evil days in this country. Ask the thousands of unemployed graduates that have spent years searching for job just because they are not employable as a result of the learning condition in our universities. can't we just make sacrifices and get it right once and for all?