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Host of Pencil D Comedian‘s headline show – Pencil Unbroken at MUSON Centre, actress & makeup artist Caroline Danjuma aka Carolyna Hutchings looks amazing in this sparkly number from stylist Swanky Jerry!

She styled her hair into side swept curls and chose to go for a dash of colour with her red lips.

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What do you think?

Read what Pa Ikhide wrote below.....

"In March 2015, the correct decision was to elect Buhari to replace a failed Jonathan administration whose profligacy threatened the very survival of the country."

"Unlike Fayose, Buhari/APC pivoted cleverly away from the populist promises they made during the last election and have gotten away so far with modulating or outright breaking several of these promises while embracing, however slowly and costly, a more pragmatic economic course."

- Moses Ochonu
   Facebook posts, 06/24/2016

Hmmm. From my often stated perspective, Goodluck Jonathan was unfit to be president of Nigeria, but Muhammadu Buhari is even more unfit to be president. Nigeria did not deserve these two bumbling characters. However, it was extreme poor judgment to have left Jonathan for Buhari. Those that sold the dummy to Nigerians knew how inept Buhari is but they were swayed by personal and ethnocentric (Southwest) considerations.

The power grab was just that - personal and ethnocentric. We are paying heavily for all that. Jonathan as a leader was inept but he had people around him who knew what they were doing. We counseled agitation for structures of accountability, we begged that we should not move from one latrine to the other and no one would listen.

The APC made fantastic promises that were just that - fantastic. The APC has failed to, not decided to, fulfill them. There is no ability, indeed no capacity  for strategic thinking on their part. Buhari and the APC have wrecked whatever semblance of structure and processes they met on the ground and the looting continues.

Who really believes we had a choice in the devaluation of the Naira? Instead of hiring seasoned professionals, Buhari has surrounded himself with his clansmen, shallow and poorly educated  social media overlords, clueless Diaspora PhD vuvuzelas and petty crooks. I mean, why is Amaechi a minister? He should be in jail! Why is Kemi Adeosun a minister? She should be in a classroom, being taught!

Let us not sugarcoat our circumstances, we are in a hot mess. Hopefully, we have all learned a lesson. You cannot run a country on bullshit.

Willie Obiano's resourceful oriented administration will shock many Nigerians as the Tomato Manufacturing Industry gets completed soon. 

This industry will create over 12, 000 direct jobs of European Standard and will be the largest in Africa where Tin/Canned Tomatoes will be produced from the Tomato plantation currently in buffer stage at Omasi, in Ayamelum LGA. 

Many will soon be marvelled that Willie is marvelously Wonderful in working for the better tomorrow









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Dr Boboye Oyeyemi  Corps Marshal of FRSC attended the church service/dedication of a complex constructed by the former Corps Marshal Chief Osita Chidoka in honour of Late Mrs Juliana Chidoka at St. Andrew's Anglican Church Obosi. Former Governor of Anambra State Chief Peter Obi,Deputy Governor of Anambra State Dr Nkem Okeke,Dr Alex Ekwueme and a host of other dignitaries also attended the occasion.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/peter-obialex-ekwuemeothers-attend.html

1. After reading in the national newspapers and online platforms of the planned charges of forgery and conspiracy preferred against the Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, his Deputy, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, immediate past Clerk of the National Assembly, Alhaji Salisu Maikasuwa and the Clerk of the Senate, Mr. Ben Efeturi and reviewing the circumstances leading to the filing of these charges, we are compelled to alert the good people of Nigeria and the international community, that our democracy is in danger and that the attempt by the Executive Arm of the Federal Government to muzzle the legislature and criminalise legislative processes in order to cause leadership change in the National Assembly is a return to the era of impunity and lack of respect for due process which we all fought to abolish.

2. We urge President Muhammadu Buhari to please call his Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami, to order. The Senate of the Federal Republic voted freely to elect its leadership into office and continuing attempts to change that leadership through the wanton abuse of judicial processes cannot stand in the eyes of the world. It is clear that the Attorney General and party leaders behind this action either lack the understanding of the underlining principles of constitutional democracy, the concept of Separation of Powers, checks and balances and parliamentary convention or they just simply do not care if the present democracy in the country survives or collapses in their blinded determination to get Saraki and Ekweremadu by all means necessary, including abuse of office and sacking the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

3. The Nigerian people have enough economic hardship at this time requiring the full attention and cooperation of the three arms of government, instead of these attempts to distract and politicise governance. We are in a state of economic emergency such that what the National Assembly needs at this time are executive bills and proposals aimed at resolving the crises of unemployment, currency depreciation, inflation, crime and insecurity. What the National Assembly needs now are executive bills to build and strengthen institutions to earn revenues, fight corruption and eliminate waste. Instead, we are getting hostile actions aimed at destabilising the National Assembly, distracting Senators from their oversight functions and ensuring good and accountable governance.

4. We must make it clear here to the individuals in the Executive arm and party leadership behind these plots not to mistake the maturity and hand of co-operation being extended to the Presidency by the legislature as a sign of weakness. The National Assembly bent backwards to accommodate various infractions and inefficiencies in pursuit of inter-arms co-operation and national interest. We did not follow up the various infractions because we believe there are bigger issues which the government has to attend to in order to ensure that every Nigerian have food on his table and live confortably in a secure environment. We know that the country is actually in a state of economic emergency and all hands must be on deck.

5. This latest plot is directed at forcing a change of leadership in the Senate or, in the extreme case, ground the Red Chamber of the National Assembly. Or how do one interpret a move in which the two presiding officers are being set up to be remanded in Kuje Prison or incapacitated from sitting at plenary through a day-to-day trial on a matter that is purely an internal affair of the Senate.

6. This obviously is a dangerous case of violation of the independence of the legislature, undue and unnecessary interference in the internal affairs of the Senate and blatant abuse of the judicial process. The matter now being criminalised was brought to the plenary of the Senate in session, over a year ago. And because it had no support, it was overruled and roundly defeated in chambers. To now take a matter that was resolved on the floor of the Senate to the police and then make it form the subject of a criminal prosecution of freely elected legislators beats all imagination of free thinking men all over the world. The implication is that any matter that fails on the floor of the National Assembly will now be taken to the Police, thereby endangering every Senator and House member. This current move clearly runs contrary to the Doctrine of Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances which are fundamental to the successful operation of the Presidential System of government. It runs counter to the principle outlined by the Supreme Court in the Adesanya Vs Senate case where it was held that nobody should seek to use the courts to achieve what he or she has failed to push through on the floor of the National Assembly.

7. This present efforts, therefore, is clearly a coup against the legislature with the ignoble aim to undermine its independence and subject the law making institution to the whims and caprices of the executive. It is a plan to return Nigeria to the dictatorial era which we have, as a nation, voted to reject. It is a dangerous trend with grave implications for the survival of our democracy and the integrity of the component institutions. This rule of men as against the rule of law is also the reason why the War Against Corruption, one of the cardinal objectives of the present administration, is losing credibility because people perceive it to be selective and, in most cases, aimed at settling political or partisan scores.

8. The Rules of the Senate and how the institution elects its leadership are internal affairs. The Rules of a new Senate are provided by the National Assembly bureaucracy. It has always been so since 1999. After the inauguration of the Senate, if Senators have objections to any part of the Rules, they can follow the procedure for changing it. Senators of the Eighth Senate have no control on the rules applied in the elections of June 9, 2015 because until after their inauguration, they were only Senators-elect, and therefore mere bystanders in the affairs of the Senate.

9. We therefore urge all Nigerians and the International Community to rise up and condemn this blatant attempt to subject the legislature to the control, whims and caprices of the executive. If the Legislative branch falls, democracy fails as there will be no other institution empowered by the Constitution to check and balance the enormous powers of the Executive branch. We also call on the judiciary as the last hope to save our constitutional democracy and stand up for the rule of law, by doing that which is right in this case.

Signed

Senator Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi
Chairman, Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs
June 19, 2016.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/forgery-case-unconstitutional-violation.html

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Former President Goodluck Jonathan who barely a week sympathized with the people and government of the United States and Florida over a mass shooting at a nightclub in Orlando has condoled with the families of those killed in a Boko Haram attack in Adamawa state.

The ex-president in a Facebook message urged all Nigerians to support the federal government in its fight against terrorism. He also commended the security forces who are battling the insurgents. See Jonathan’s message and how Nigerians reacted below

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/jonathan-condoles-with-victims-of-boko.html

The Ikorodu United footballers were on their way to Markurdi for the NPFL match slated for 4pm today. The bus with which they were travelling with collided with a trailer. The trailer somersaulted and caught fire. See another photo below;

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/ikorodu-united-bus-involved-in-accident.html

May God heal him

Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido took to his IG page to wish President Buhari who is presently in London a quick recovery. He shared the pic above and wrote; “I wish you a speedy recovery, and I hope that you will be back to full strength in a short period of time.”

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/emir-of-kano-sanusi-lamido-prays-for.html

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Troops of the 155 Task Force Battalion, on Wednesday, carried out a swift clearance operation at Kircha Dungus village and surrounding environment.

Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, the Acting Director, Army Public Relations‎ said....

“During the operation, the troops encountered pockets of the Boko Haram terrorists in which they killed 4 of them, while few others fled leaving behind 4 women and a child. The troops have rescued and evacuated them for screening and further rehabilitation.”

“While checking the general area, the troops further discovered a pair of military desert camouflage uniform and a Boko Haram terrorists’ flag hoisted in the village. They also recovered a generator set and water pumping machine.
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“Similarly, troops of 7 Division Strike Group Team B, attached to 21 Brigade have braved harsh climatic conditions to also clear 7 villages of Boko Haram terrorists’ presence north east of Kumshe village.

“The villages are: Mulfuta, Baibawa, Jenere, Bembem, Maksamari, Bula Kafie and Bula Bodi.

“During the advance to Jenere, the troops encountered some Boko Haram terrorists elements that engaged the troops in fierce battle. The troops were able to kill 2 terrorists, wounded several others and continued with their patrol to Jenere-Hausari.

“Here, they discovered that the Boko Haram terrorists now evolved new tactics of evading surveillance by drones and aircrafts. They now hide in makeshift camps covered with shrubs. The troops recovered some motorcycles, 2 dane guns, large quantity of foodstuffs stored in a well constructed storage facility and solar panels.

“Thereafter, the troops proceeded to Bembem, where the suspected Boko Haram terrorists also laid an ambush for them. It was however cleared successfully although a soldier sustained gun shot wound during the clearance. He has been evacuated and receiving treatment.

“The team discovered and rescued some hostages held by the Boko Haram terrorists in the area. Although the patrol team did not encounter any terrorists in Maksamari, they made a very rewarding recovery of an invaluable communication gadget.

“Through it, the troops discovered the terrorists new tactics and dispositions.

“In a related development, troops of the newly created 8 Task Force Division have commenced operations in earnest.

“The formations and units under its command have equally been involved in clearance operations through daily patrols, raids and offensive actions against remnants of Boko Haram terrorists.

“It is in line with this that the troops of 153 Task Force Battalion conducted aggressive patrol to Gudusuri, Malalewa, Khadaamari, Rundi and Mugu villages in northern parts of Borno State. Although they did not encounter Boko Haram terrorists in the area, the troops recovered 5 vehicles, 6 motorcycles and 1 Boko Haram terrorists’ flag.

“In same vein, some elements of the same unit deployed at the Forward Operation Base (FOB) Old Marte, conducted another patrol to New Marte yesterday to clear suspected remnants of Boko Haram terrorists hiding in the area.

“Similarly, troops of 242 Battalion deployed at FOB Gajiganna along with 2 Civilian JTF, went on patrol to Goni Kanuburi village. Here too, no contact was made with the Boko Haram terrorists as they all fled the area.

“It was the same story when the patrol team of 242 Battalion deployed at FOB Gajiram, patrolled Galle village.

“The troops of 157 Task Force Battalion, 7 Brigade, have also continued to conduct fighting patrols to continue to prevent remnants of Boko Haram terrorists freedom of action or escaping.” ‎

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/troops-carry-out-clearing-operations-in.html

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Some elements of Boko Haram terrorists on 6 motorcycles yesterday attacked Kutuva village in which they killed 4 persons and abducted 4 women from the village.

Consequently, the local vigilante in Kaya mobilized immediately to the village and trailed the terrorists up to their suspected hideout located somewhere south of Sabon Garin Bale.

The vigilantes did their best by engaging the terrorists, unfortunately they escaped into the bush.

But the courageous vigilantes destroyed the terrorists camp and recovered all hoisted Boko Haram terrorists’ flags, 3 Fabrique Nationale (FN) rifle magazines, 2 AK-45 rifle magazines and 24 rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition.

The vigilantes also rescued an 11 year old girl who stated that she was abducted by the terrorists from Batha village. Sadly however, the vigilante could not trace the terrorists or the abducted women.

However, effort is on going to trace and rescue them.

In a related development, a team of local vigilante in Damboa led by Sarkin Yaki Ali Gwoza intercepted some persons along Njaba road, south of Damboa town while on patrol.

During preliminary interrogation, they confessed that they were Boko Haram terrorists group members that were compelled to join the insurgency against their will and that they were on their way to Damboa to surrender to the military.

They attributed their decision to give up their nefarious activities because continued military onslaught and that life has become hard and unbearable for the terrorists generally.

Further screening has confirmed 17 of them as hardened Boko Haram terrorists trying to escape and infiltrate the society.

Similarly, a combined patrol team of 7 Division Garrison, 101 Special Forces Battalion and 3 Civilian JTF, while on clearance patrol, intercepted a Golf car with registration number BX 508 RBC, suspected to be carrying suppliers of logistics such as spare parts and Improvised Explosives making Devices materials to Boko Haram terrorists along Kayamla general area Tuesday morning.

The suspected suppliers abandoned the vehicle and fled into the bush on sighting the patrol team. The vehicle and its contents has been recovered to nearby military location.

Thank you for your usual and kind cooperation.

Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman
Acting Director Army Public Relations



Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/boko-haram-terrorists-kill-vigilantes.html

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Here are photos from today's senate plenary session where the senate had a discussion on the consideration of Thirteen (13) Bills for their respective second reading and also discussed certain other issues.The bills are...


1. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB 28) by Senator Jide Omoworare.

2. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB 29) by Senator Jide Omoworare.

3. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB. 68) by Senator Philip Aduda.

4. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB. 113) by Senator Rose Oko.

5. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB 129) by Senator Theodore Orji.

6. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters 2016 (SB 130) by Senator Jide Omoworare.

7. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB. 151) by Senator Rose Oko.

8. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB. 178) by Senator Philip Aduda.

9. A Bill for an Act to alter the '99 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters 2016 (SB 188) by Senator Abdullahi Adamu.

10. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB 228) by Senator Stella Oduah.

11. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB 233) by Senator Ibn Na'allah.

12. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters, 2016 (SB. 253) by Sen Olusola Adeyeye.

13. A Bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution of the FR of Nigeria & for other related matters 2016 (SB 271) by Senator Gbolahan Dada.
All 13 Bills expressly pass second reading and are forwarded to the appropriate Senate Committees for further deliberations.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/photos-from-todays-senate-plenary.html

This was shared by an IG user.He wrote....

'Nigerian army heavily armed gunboats somewhere in the vast Niger delta... So the gun boat wars are coming back, expect more posts like this in the coming weeks.'

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/photo-of-nigerian-soldier-operating.html

This was shared by a Twitter user who claims to be in Ibadan.He wrote.....

'Nigerians welcome to the new reality, #DIESEL is N179 from between N125-140 in May'

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/see-how-much-diesel-is-sold-at-total.html

Almaiga:
May the perpetrators of this un Godly act never find peace. RIP young man.

Amen

Karma!

Mr. Jafaru Sougie, who was recently arrested by the police on the suspicion that he murdered his wife by slitting her throat in the
Oshodi area of Lagos, has died.

Jafaru, who died on Friday morning, was being treated at a police hospital in Ikoyi, where he was taken, following a loss of consciousness immediately after the suspected murder of his wife, Rosaline, at their home in Oshodi.

A police disclosed to SaharaReporters that Jafaru suffered a drastic weight loss since his arrest. He was said to have been unable to eat only snacks and drank Coca Cola. He was suspected to have ingested a poisonous substance after allegedly killing his wife. This was thought to have made him unconscious.

The police source said Jafaru began regaining consciousness after days of receiving treatment from team of medical experts, who included psychiatrists and psychologists. The deceased are survived by five children.

http://saharareporters.com/2016/06/10/man-suspected-slitting-wifes-throat-dies


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A 10-yr old boy Moses Salisu who was kidnapped last Monday has been killed.He was kidnapped around 3pm last Monday. According to his uncle,the kidnappers called them and demanded a ransom of N500m before they will release him.They contacted police and made arrangement of how they will disburse the money to them only for them to tell them the next day that he has been killed.The kidnappers told them where they corpse was dumped.The boy was later buried after they discovered the corpse.Police spokesman for the state DSP Magaji Musa Majia confirmed the incident.According to him,they are investigating the incident and have arrested two men suspected of killing the boy.I am not very good in Hausa,the information was shared in Hausa.Our Hausa readers should please explain more.

Read the Hausa narration below.....



An Halaka Dan Shekara Goma A Kano Bayan An Yi Garkuwa Da Shi

Wasu da ake kyautata zaton masu garkuwa da mutane ne sun halaka wani yaro dan shekara goma a ciki birnin Kano, bayan sun yi garkuwa da shi a ranar Litinin din da ta gabata. Bincike ya nuna cewa sunan yaron Musa Salisu.

Rahotanni sun nuna cewa an yi garkuwa da marigayin ne da misalin karfe biyu na rana a unguwar Na'ibawa dake cikin birnin Kano.

Wani kawun mamacin mai suna Kafinta Salisu, ya bayyana cewa ba su gano cewa an yi garkuwa da yaron ba har sai bayan awanni uku, inda wani da ba a san ko wanene ba ya kira su ta waya yake sanar da su halin da yaron ya tsainci kansa a ciki.

Ya kara da cewa masu garkuwan sun bukaci da a ba su naira milyan dari biyar kafin su saki yaron, inda ake kokarin sanin hanyar da za a ba su kudin, sannan kuma a gefe daya an sanarwa da hukumar 'yan sanda

Kafinta Salisu ya kara da cewa "bayan mun sake kiran lambar da aka kira mu da ita a washe gari da safe don jin yadda kudin zai shiga hannunsu, sai suka sanar da mu cewa har sun yi wa yaron yankan rago. Suka kuma gaya mana inda suka yar da gawar, wato ta wajen bayan gari.

Kafinta ya kara da cewa tuni suka yi wa yaron jana'iza bayan sun gano gawar, inda aka binne shi a makabartar unguwar Na'ibawa.

A yayin jin ta bakin kakakin rundunar 'yan sandan jihar Kano DSP Magaji Musa Majia kan lamarin, ya tabbatar da aukuwar hakan, inda ya kara da cewa suna kan gudanar da bincike.

Saidai rundunar 'yan sandan ta ki yi karin haske game da inda aka kwana a batun, amma wata majiya daga 'yan uwan yaron da aka kashe sun tabbatar da kama wasu mutane biyu da ake zargin suna da hannu a kisan.
cc; Lalasticlala,mynd44

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/10-yr-old-boy-kidnapped-in-kano-found.html

Pictured right is an elderly woman that was found, rescued and taking to an Elderly women’s home by a good Samaritan after she was seen wandering in Calabar in February this year. Pictured right is the woman beaming with smiles as her rescuer, Mr. Morphy, went visiting her at the elderly women’s home. More photos below;

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/remember-old-woman-rescued-after-she.html

Good move

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has approved the dismissal of Agudosi Chika Maryann from the service of the Commission for absenteeism, in line with INEC Staff and Condition of Service, and has also sanctioned 3 others for offences bordering on misconduct, while it has re-instated 20 who were unduly retired/dismissed.

The Commission explained that Agudosi Chika Maryann was dismissed from the service for being absent from duty without leave in line with INEC Staff and Conditions of Service Section 3.02(c).

It also approved the reduction of the rank of Ameh Mathew Onoja, and his posting out of Kogi state for misconduct (dereliction of duty) in line with Public Service Rules (PSR) Part V, Rule 15(i), and INEC Condition of Service.

Similarly, Leah Abalaka and Abor Tabitha have been given written warning and are to be posted out of the State for general inefficiency and incompetence, in line with INEC Condition of Service, 3.04 (c).

INEC has also complied with court orders by re-instating 20 (twenty) Officers who were unduly retired/dismissed or whose appointments were terminated by the Commission but reinstated by the Industrial Court, Regular Courts or the Court of Appeal respectively.

The names of the re-instated Officers are:

1. Michael Chinedu Nwankwo
2. Chineye Doni Amakiri
3. Benjamin Nwajagu
4. James Packeme Ukaba
5. Dennis Ogbu
6. Henry Okechukwu Mbonu
7. Obinna C. Nwosu
8. Friday C. Mgbere
9. Dayan Chude Moore
10. Cordelia Modeme
11. Asuquo Akpan Affia
12. Ifeyinwa Umeadi
13. Osunlola Akinyinka
14. Barr. Emmanuel C. Owette
15. Alex Ejesieme
16. Chukwujekwu Okeke
17. Mr. Emmanuel Ambrose Bassey
18. Akao Innocent James
19. Oni Babajide
20. Gbenga Ajayi

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/06/inec-dismisses-1-staff-sanctions-3-re.html

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