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National Leader of Accord Party ( AP) and Former governor Rashidi Ladoja of Oyo State has warned that the polarisation in National Assembly may frustrate any effort by President Muhammadu Buhari to deliver the change Nigerians are yearning for.

He subsequently enjoined the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to sit-up and resolve the in-fighting and power tussle within its ranks in order not to cause unnecessary distraction for President Buhari.

The former governor said the long years of being in the opposition may be responsible for the internal crisis rocking the APC.

He wondered why the party is finding it difficult to manage its internal crisis reminding that the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP) was able to control the situation in the a House of Representatives under Aminu Tambuwal as Speaker.

The AP chieftain said the crisis rocking the National Assembly has led to under-performance from lawmakers through constant recess while members of the NASS still earn salaries and allowances for work not done.

Ladoja added that the presence of some National Assembly members at the Code of Conduct tribunal sitting last week for the trial of Senate President, Bukola Saraki showed the APC as a party divided against itself.

Is good for Naija economy. At least some people will be earning their living there, a source of income to the government.

Is for ones good and safety to simply obey and comply. But, human being must surely disobey at a point in time.

Pay back period is much prettier. Is good to be good for goodness sake.

Good One There

Hmm! God of mercy.

When you think, you're being persecuted by outsiders and feel the insiders are castigating you unjustly, then there is a problem. I mean there must be problems, it can't be coincidence. You're neither good in your family house, nor kind away from home. Hence, there is an urgent need to objectively & critically appraise and examine yourself, for there must be series of things that you have been doing wrongly.

May Allah forgive him and grant him AlJanat Fridaouz Ameen.
He was one of my good lecturers back then in Unilorin.

nijanigga:
don't worry he will soon fizzle out,this is BPL. capitalizing on defensive errors is not classic.

We know your type, bad belle people. Keep watching as Man U progresses.

Good shopping there. Hajj Mabrur insha Allah.

Every thing have political under tone as far as this case is concerned.

OMG! Martial is classic, keep it up lad.

The largest assembly of human beings on the surface of earth, is at Mount Arafat. Hence, it is the replica of the Day of Judgement.

There is no distinction of personalities. Both old and young, rich and poor, king and slave are same.

Sheer waste of public fund.

I never knew Dayo Amusa is a Muslim.

May their souls be granted Jannat Fridaouz Ameen.

You see them, what stopped them from abolishing the N65 being levied on a cardholder who has withdrawn more than 3 times in a month via another bank's ATM ?

The National and State Assembly Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Kaduna, on Wednesday, nullified the election of Mrs Comfort Amwe of the Peoples’ Democratic Party as member representing Sanga Constituency in the Kaduna State House of Assembly. The tribunal equally ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to issue Certificate of Return to Mr Haliru Dangana of the All Progressives Congress who had the second highest vote in the April 11, election. The case was instituted by Dangana, who urged the tribunal to declare the votes secured by Amwe unlawful, null and void and return him as the winner of the election.. Dangana hinged his argument on the grounds that Amwe was not a candidate in the election, as she was neither sponsored by the PDP nor had her name published in the list of contestants in the said election by INEC. Joined in the petition were the PDP and INEC as second and third respondents. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Amwe’s name was not published by INEC in deference to an exparte order issued by Justice M.A Bello, of Kaduna State High Court on Dec. 19, 2014, restraining PDP and INEC from fielding her as a candidate in the election, pending determination of the case. The court order was issued as a result of the fall out of the PDP primaries. Counsel for the petitioner, Mr. Fred Odigi, asked the tribunal to determine whether Amwe was eligible to contest based on the court order; whether she was a lawful candidate in the election, and if votes allocated to her were lawful. In his submissions, counsel for the first respondent, Mr Gideon Didam argued that Awme was a lawful candidate in the election and was returned winner by INEC. Didam argued that the court order which the petitioner hinged his argument on expired seven days after it was issued. On his part, counsel for the PDP, Mr. K. A. Hamma, argued that the first respondents was its lawful candidate in the election which she participated and won. According to him, Amwe was not liable to the erroneous omission of her name in the list of candidates for the election. INEC admitted omitting the first respondents name from its published register of candidates and blamed it on administrative error. In his judgment, Chairman of the three-man panel, Justice Abdulhamid Abdullahi, upheld the petitioners ground that the first respondent was not a lawful candidate in the election. According to him, since the name of the first respondent was not published in the list of candidates by INEC, it meant that she was not among the contestants. “There was no evidence before the tribunal indicating that the court order was vacated or set aside by any court of law, and ‘court order’ did not represent a name of candidate. “It is our conclusion therefore, that as of the time of the election, the first and second respondents were not party to the election. “As such, the votes allocated to the first respondent by the third respondents were unlawful and invalid, therefore, making the petitioner, who scored the second highest lawful votes the winner of the election.” Abdulahi, therefore directed INEC to issue Dangana a certificate of return as the winner of the April 11, election, with 18,880 votes over Labour Party’s candidate. In his reaction, Odogi, counsel for the petitioner, described the judgment as a restoration of hope in the judiciary and thanked the tribunal for upholding justice. On his part, Dangana thanked the tribunal for restoring his mandate. Meanwhile, Didam said his client will appeal against the ruling.

You can imagine the famous man of God?

Is not a good situation to experience.
However, if such happens the best way to end it is to talk it over face to face.
While doing that, be objective and modest, identify the factors that will not make it (relationship) achievable and prosperous one.
Convince your partner and quit the relationship peacefully.

Hmm! Some people are just wicked and heartless.

It is normal.

Mere show off of affluence, to me is unnecessary. Are you telling us it is all rosy for every member of your paternal and maternal families?

Haba!

This is really unthinkable.

Waooo! This is not a good news especially for the affected Cadets and their families/sponsors. I put myself in their condition. However, I pray to God to grant them better and everlasting job offer.

This is pathetic, those chibok girls have gone and may not be recovered.

No! Arafat day is on Wednesday 23, September 2015 hence Sallah would be observed and celebrated on Thursday 24, September 2015.

The leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the South-East on Sunday
asked Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State to fully accept responsibility for the fate
of Ndigbo, especially their inability to secure any appointment so far in the
administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
The party accused Okorocha of neither truly campaigning for President Buhari nor the
APC in the build up to the March 28 Presidential/National Assembly elections, insisting
that had the governor effectively mobilised the people to support the party, the story
would have been totally different.
The party in a statement issued by its spokesman in the South-East, Osita Okechukwu
and made available to newsmen in Enugu therefore dismissed the statement by
Governor Okorocha that Ndigbo were responsible for their exclusion in appointments
made by President Buhari.
Okechukwu was reacting to an interview granted to a national daily by Okorocha,
published on Sunday.
In the interview, Okorocha said he shared the sentiments of the Igbo that none of them
made the list of appointees.
According to Okorocha in the said interview, “Some of the appointments we lost was of
the doings of our people,” just as he recalled that when he was crying like a lonely
voice in the wilderness “that look at where Nigeria was going, Ndigbo chose to put all
their eggs in one basket.”
But, in a statement on Sunday, Okechukwu said Okorocha should take responsibility for
Igbo exclusion in the appointments, rather than passing the buck to Ndigbo.
The statement was titled, ‘Governor Rochas Okorocha neither truly campaigned for
President Buhari nor APC’.
Okechukwu stated: “I am sorry to comment on the blame game being played by His
Excellency, Owelle Rochas Okorocha; for his interview can be classified as Okorocha
Recue Mission from the less than five percent score in the 2015 presidential election
from the entire South East.
“All one can say is that to the best of knowledge, he neither truly campaigned for
President Muhammadu Buhari nor the All Progressives Congress.
“Me thinks that while we blame Ndigbo for putting all our eggs in one basket, we
should blame our leaders who genuinely didn’t campaign for President Buhari nor APC
candidates in their domain. I challenge Governor Okorocha to tell the world how far he
assisted Senator Osita Izunaso for his bid for Orlu senatorial district, his own
constituency and that of Honorables Uche Onyeguocha and Uwajimogu of Owerri and
Okigwe districts respectively” Okechukwu stated.

NAHCO aviance, a ground handling company, has deployed new equipment in major
airports across the country. The equipment that arrived the country last month, were
currently being deployed to all airports where NAHCO operates.
According to the Head, Corporate Services, Nahco aviance, Ahmed Bashir Gulma, the
company invested the sum of N1.5Billion in the new equipment.
Gulma said “We are deploying these new equipment in the airports to satisfy our
domestic and international clients. The equipment are the types you will find in the
best of modern airports in the world.”
He further disclosed that the first batch of the 131 units of Ground Support Equipment,
(GSE) arrived the country last month and had been deployed even as the Federal
Government was still putting finishing touches to the airports it was re-modelling
across the country.
“Among the GSE are aircraft passenger steps, self-propelled pallet transporter, belt
loaders, wide aircraft cargo loaders, aircraft tow loaders and towable toilet service
units. Others include towable fuel bowsers, pallet dollies, container dollies, baggage
trailers, belt loaders and ACUs.”
Only last March, the Company invested more than N700 million in equipment purchase.
This was disclosed by the MD/CEO, Mr. Norbert Bielderman in a speech at the first
Nigeria Air Cargo Summit on March 2, 2015.This purchase, as disclosed, by Bielderman
was preceded by another huge investment in equipment in the two years preceding
2014.
The Chairman, NAHCO, Mallam Suleiman Yahyah, stated on the sideline of the
inauguration of the NAHCo’s Learning and Development Centre in Lagos in March 2013
that, “In the last 24 months, we have invested over N11.3bn ($70m) in equipment and
are putting things in place to ensure that the flow of cargo is efficient.”
He said at the time that the company was set to ensure that it maintained its position
as a top African cargo company, adding that arrangements had been put in place to
grow the business further. “The investment in equipment is matched in equal measure
with investment in the Company’s human resource.”
Meanwhile, the Company’s IATA Safety Audit for Ground Operations (ISAGO)
certification has been renewed till 2016.

Abuja – The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has confirmed that three
Nigerian pilgrims sustained minor injuries in the crane crash in Mecca’s Grand Mosque
in Saudi Arabia.
The Chairman of the commission, Mallam Abdullahi Mukhtar, who made this known at a
news conference in Abuja, said that the victims were responding to treatments in the
Holy land.
Mukhtar, who did not name the victims, however, said that two were from Kaduna and
one from Gombe.
He expressed deep shock over the sad incident but assured that it would not affect
this year’s exercise in any way.
Media report had said that103 people were dead and over 200 people were injured in
the incident.
“On the commission’s part, we have advised the various states pilgrims’ board not to
allow their pilgrims to go close to the Grand Mosque for now.
“They have adhered strictly to our directive and it is yielding positive results,’’ he said.
Mukhtar also disclosed that 53,800 pilgrims had so far been transported to Saudi
Arabia as at Saturday.
He promised that the remaining prospective pilgrims would be transported to the Holy
land before the deadline of Sept. 18.

soe:
my man..

while you are there, help us find PMB's land...check around the oil well areas...hhehehehhehe...

Na joke I dey o

Abi?

Yes na!

That land must be traced and found.



Hahahahahahahaha