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President : North west

Senate President: North central

Speaker : North east

change indeed

Change starts 1st June

OrlandoOwoh:
Temitemi1 has gotten tired of calling Jonathan his hero, and Fayose his role model. He hardly posts again.

No electricity/ fuel for Gen to charge his phone

sammyj:
I support because this clueless government only knows how to executive wickedness !!!

good

Following the worsening power supply in the country, the managing director of Kano Electricity Distribution Company, KEDCO, Dr. Jamilu Isyaku Gwamna has expressed disaffection that he was allocated 2 megawatts from the national grid to supply Kano, Katsina, Jigawa states and Niger Republic.

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Nigerians are calling on APC/GMB to boycott the planned inauguration dinner. It will be wrong for President Elect Buhari and Vice President Elect Osinbajo to be wining & dining with a government that has left Nigerians in utter darkness and chronic fuel (petrol/diesel/jet fuel, etc) shortage. The incoming govt should side with the masses of Nigeria. #boycottdinner

SHARIAREPORTERS:
Fake source Until I see it on d vatican site I spit on dis thrash

it's on every major international news site.

nigerdeltaa:
why didn't they recognize Biafra? double standard I guess. rubbish

bia what?

Palestine State soon

Soon the 2 state solution will be a reality

The Vatican has concluded its first treaty that formally recognises the State of Palestine, with an agreement on Catholic Church activities in areas controlled by the Palestinian Authority, according to the Holy See.
A joint statement released by the Vatican said on Wednesday said the text of the treaty had been concluded and would be officially signed by the respective authorities "in the near future".
The agreement "aims to enhance the life and activities of the Catholic Church and its recognition at the judicial level", said Monsignor Antoine Camilleri, the Vatican's deputy foreign minister who led its delegation in the talks.
Vatican officials stressed that although the agreement was significant, it certainly did not constitute the Holy See's first recognition of the State of Palestine.
"We have recognised the State of Palestine ever since it was given recognition by the United Nations and it is already listed as the State of Palestine in our official yearbook," Father Federico Lombardi, Vatican spokesperson, said.
On November 29, 2012, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution recognising Palestine as an observer non-member state.
This was welcomed at the time by the Vatican, which has the same observer non-member status at the UN.
During a three-day visit to the Middle East a year ago, Pope Francis delighted his Palestinian hosts by referring to the "state of Palestine", giving support for their bid for full statehood recognition.
The Palestinian delegation was led by Ambassador Rawan Sulaiman, the assistant minister for foreign affairs.
In an interview with the Vatican's official newspaper L'Osservatore Romano, Camilleri said he hoped the agreement would indirectly help the Palestinian State in its relations with Israel.
"It would be positive if the accord could in some way help with the establishment and recognition of an independent, sovereign and democratic State of Palestine which lives in peace and security with Israel and its neighbours," he said.
Source: Reuters

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due to unemployment, some spend the whole day trolling form one post to another spewing trash.. we really need CHANGE

temitemi1:
#BABAONECHANCE should continue receiving visitors oooooooo if that is what Nigerians elected him for. Ur source nah simply APC

you don't know bbm channel?

He needs rest too

NO More Visitors For President Elect Buhari

President-elect Buhari will stop receiving visitors as from Thursday to enable him concentrate on forming his government.
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The World Bank’s Chief Economist for Africa, Mr. Francisco Ferreira, said looking into financial records of the country, especially allegation of corruption at the NNPC, would check impunity and build public institutions in the future.

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A young man by name Sulaiman Hashim, a resident of Sabo in Ibadan promised to walk from Lagos to Abuja if General Muhammadu Buhari Wins the presidential election.
He started his journey from Ibadan to fulfill his promise and he is now in far Niger state.

Gen Buhari`s 2011 running mate Tunde Bakare has been appointed into the committee that will screen nominees into transition committee.
The transition committee will work with President Goodluck Jonathan ahead of the handover day of May 29, 2015.
Names of those projected to be in the transition committee will be submitted to Bakare and his team for thorough screening, before confirmation

Gen Buhari`s 2011 running mate Tunde Bakare has been appointed into the committee that will screen nominees into transition committee.
The transition committee will work with President Goodluck Jonathan ahead of the handover day of May 29, 2015.
Names of those projected to be in the transition committee will be submitted to Bakare and his team for thorough screening, before confirmation

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san4real:
please what's wrong with the Apc channel, just disappeared this morning?

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I support privatisation but not the way PDP did it.. we need a clean nd detailed bidding process

The chairman, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory
Commission (NERC), Dr Sam Amadi, has
said that there is the possibility that the
incoming government of General
Muhammadu Buhari can undo the
privatisation of the power sector.
Amadi who stated this during an interview
in his office in Abuja, in response to the
question whether such was possible, said:
“Everything is possible; there’s no
impossibility with government to, through
due process or through extra-legal actions,
reverse any policy or decision.”
The NERC chairman explained that a
government that comes into power has a
responsibility for making policies, in which
regard, it can change existing policy, review
existing policy or vigorously pursue existing
policy.
Amadi further explained that every
government is at liberty to decide what
should be its dominant economic
philosophy; he. However, added that
whatever philosophy adopted will definitely
have a trickle-down effect on other policy
areas, especially a sector as significant as
power.
He said: “To undo privatisation could mean
using the existing framework to rewind; for
example, there are clauses in the
agreements signed by the Distribution
Companies (Discos) who bought the assets,
of things that could happen in which they
can pull out if they are no longer satisfied,
or which government can pull out with cost.
“So from a legal point of view, there’s due
process for undoing. The other one is extra-
legal, maybe, some kind of nationalization;
it’s still theoretically possible in today’s
world for government to nationalize privately
owned assets.”


www.leadership.ng/news/425400/buhari-can-cancel-power-privatisation-nerc-boss

The chairman, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory
Commission (NERC), Dr Sam Amadi, has
said that there is the possibility that the
incoming government of General
Muhammadu Buhari can undo the
privatisation of the power sector.
Amadi who stated this during an interview
in his office in Abuja, in response to the
question whether such was possible, said:
“Everything is possible; there’s no
impossibility with government to, through
due process or through extra-legal actions,
reverse any policy or decision.”
The NERC chairman explained that a
government that comes into power has a
responsibility for making policies, in which
regard, it can change existing policy, review
existing policy or vigorously pursue existing
policy.
Amadi further explained that every
government is at liberty to decide what
should be its dominant economic
philosophy; he. However, added that
whatever philosophy adopted will definitely
have a trickle-down effect on other policy
areas, especially a sector as significant as
power.
He said: “To undo privatisation could mean
using the existing framework to rewind; for
example, there are clauses in the
agreements signed by the Distribution
Companies (Discos) who bought the assets,
of things that could happen in which they
can pull out if they are no longer satisfied,
or which government can pull out with cost.
“So from a legal point of view, there’s due
process for undoing. The other one is extra-
legal, maybe, some kind of nationalization;
it’s still theoretically possible in today’s
world for government to nationalize privately
owned assets.”


leadership.ng/news/425400/buhari-can-cancel-power-privatisation-nerc-boss

Kano State Governor Rabiu Musa
Kwankwaso yesterday said the APC will not
commit the mistake of abandoning its
members as allegedly done by the PDP.
“We need to have a solid government, come together, work as a family and learn from the mistakes of the PDP.“

thenationonlineng.net/new/apc-ll-learn-from-pdps-mistakes-says-kwankwaso/

About 302 out the 360 members of the
House of Representatives will not return to
their seats when the 8th session of the
National Assembly will be inaugurated on
June 6.
“The APC is in the majority clearly, with over 200 members now
and the preoccupation is how the party will
constitute the next House by picking its
leaders.”

www.punchng.com/news/302-reps-wont-return-to-house-in-june/

President-elect Muhammadu Buhari has a
packed schedule this week. He is leading
the All Progressives Congress (APC)
campaigns in some “battleground” states
to lend his popularity to the push by APC
candidates.
He is scheduled to visit Lagos, Delta, Akwa
Ibom, Rivers, Imo, Nasarawa and Benue
states.

“Next week Saturday, I expect
everybody to come out and vote. There will
be no police molestation again. There will
be no army harassment again. Any police
that molests you must be preparing to retire
and this time, it will not be retirement, it will
be punishment for retirement, so come out
to vote. We are looking for you to come out
to vote.”... Gov Amaechi

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