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Governor Dankwambo of Gombe State yesterday gave some traditional rulers in the state car gifts.Check out photos of the cars he presented to them below

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Will you attend this type of class?Oga teacher why the gun?

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Star actor RMD still looks 'charming' despite his age.The 55yr old actor can easily pass for someone who is in his 30s.His look,stature and more are some of the reasons ladies trip for him despite being a grandfather.Check out his youthful look at GloLafftaFest held in Benin


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A Nigerian lady has taken to Facebook to cry out after police numbering about 10 to 15 took custody of her two 2 kids EMIJUWON eight ( years old and ASIWAJU KAYODE ten (10) years old.The incident happened on the 15th of June 2017 at Ozuboko Estate, Abuloma, Port Harcourt.According.


This is seven days down and no useful information has been given to her by the police concerning the children they took custody of.

Read the long story shared by her on the screenshots below

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As shared by Sapele Olofofo...

'This lady wearing nurse uniform and standing holding a baby in her hand is the sister of Stephanie Otobor,the girl who was reported to have had scandal with the preacher, Apostle Johnson Suleiman.

Stephie Otobo Elder Sister whose facebook name is Blessing Lube was reported to have duped a Sapele Senior bros the sum of $1,300.00 in USA. It was gathered that she paid a visit to him and after been given the treatment of a brother who saw her long gone sister, she absconded with his money. It was giving a suit case full of female clothing's and giving a hundred dollar!

It is a shame that this kind of people are the ones making our brothers and sisters outside the country not to assist fellow Safarians'



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Nguroje crisis:Below are photos from the funeral prayers performed in Nguroje of people killed in the tribal conflict between Mambillas and Fulanis in Sardauna local Government area of Taraba state

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Below are heartbreaking burial photos of four people Mbakaan Ayua, Ortese Tarhemba, Hanave Tarhemba and Akor Adem who were drowned on 30th May 2017 at Angbo Earth Dam, in Tarka LGA. They were buried yesterday amidst tears Tarka LGA,Benue state.

May their souls RIP.Amen!

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According to the story shared yesterday by a Facebook user,a young lady named Gabriella from Rivers state took to social media to thank God for sparing her life after an attack by armed robbers.She wrote....


"Pls my good friends join me and tank God for saving my life dis morning ,arm-rubbers attacked us at by-pass all praise be giving to Him alone"


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Former Governor of Rivers State and Minister of Transportation and leader of APC in Rivers State & South South Rotimi Amaechi last night held a 52nd birthday dinner party at Aztech Arcum Event Centre, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.In attendance were his wife Dame Judith Rotimi Amaechi and friends.See photos after the cut...


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Popular Abuja pastor Bro Joshua Iginla who is currently in Israel with his crew paid a visit to the Holy Sepulchre of Jesus Christ,the place where our Lord Jesus Christ was crucified and buried.See photos below


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Deputy Governor Of Cross Rivers Holding Umbrella for Governor Ben Ayade

A NANS correspondent George shared photo of Deputy Governor of Cross Rivers state,Prof. Ivara Esu, holding umbrella for his Governor of Cross Rivers Prof. Ben Ayade.

Is this acceptable or wrong?



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Pallbearers carry the casket of the late Ivory Coast midfielder Cheick Tiote, on June 15, 2017 upon its arrival from China at Abidjan's airport, prior to his funeral ceremony.

Many fans and international teammates were present at Abidjan airport on Thursday to receive the body of football star Cheick Tiote, who died in China earlier this month aged 30.

A key member of the Ivory Coast team which ended a 23-year drought in winning the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, his manager from that time Herve Renard made the trip.Teammates Solomon Kalou, Kader Keita,Kolo Toure and Wilfried Bony were also present

Tiote, a 52-time capped player, who was at the 2010 and 2014 World Cups, will be honoured with a military funeral on Sunday.

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The Acting President Yemi Osinbajo this evening, had a Consultation session with Leaders of Thought from the South Eastern region of the Country at the State House in Abuja.

TEXT OF OPENING REMARKS MADE BY THE ACTING PRESIDENT YEMI OSINBAJO, SAN, AT THE MEETING OF THE ACTING PRESIDENT WITH LEADERS OF THOUGHT FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN STATES HELD AT THE OLD BANQUET HALL, STATE HOUSE, ABUJA ON WEDNESDAY JUNE 14, 2017

Yesterday I kicked off a series of consultations and engagements with Leaders of Thought from Northern Nigeria. It was a useful meeting

Today’s meeting, the second in the series, is with you, Leaders of Thought from the Southeast.

After this, I will meet with Religious and Traditional Leaders from the North and from the Southeast, on Friday and Monday respectively. And then, in the final consultation, next week Thursday, all of us, from North and South, will come together in the same room, for further engagement and consultation.

I also plan at some time in between to meet with the Nigerian Governors Forum.

These consultations are necessary, and important, because of recent events in the country. You are all aware that there have been loud and sometimes hostile agitations by youth in the southeast, calling for secession of the region from Nigeria. Then there was the recent ultimatum issued by a group of youth from the North, asking all south-easterners living in the North to leave by October 1 this year.

Both of these expressions and agitations from both sides, have been attended with some controversial and hateful vituperations including patently illegal and violence-inducing remarks.

I firmly believe that we ought to address these agitations and proclamations urgently and decisively. Burying our heads in the sand and expecting the storm to blow over of their own accord is not an option.

But equally not reasonable is falling for the temptation for tit-for-tat. It has never worked or moved us closer to a solution or resolution.

And so it is in our bid, as government, to deal with these pressing issues and grievances, that we have convened this series of consultations, with various groups. We will never shy away from the responsibility to ensure and uphold the peace and security of Nigeria.

It is in my view the role and responsibility of those privileged in society to be leaders to chart a progressive and lofty course for the ordinary people. As leaders, we carry the burden to secure the peace, progress and prosperity of our people, and that is why our voices ought to be heard and heard loud and clear at moments like this in the defense and articulation of what is truly beneficial to the nation and the people, and what is right and patriotic.

Our dear nation has gone through some really difficult times. We have survived bloody coups, several rounds of ethno-religious violence, and emerged from a long and bloody Civil War. All of us here have seen close-up what violence can do to a country, and I believe I speak for us all when I say that no one here is keen to see Nigeria embroiled in violence or bloodshed of any kind.

Especially not when we are only just emerging from a brutal insurgency that has consumed more than 20,000 of our brothers and sisters and children, as well as the better part of a decade.

One thing is clear – violence and war are terrible things. They are easy to start but near impossible to end. Indeed you’re all aware of the Igbo proverb that says that “A man who rushes into battle does not realize that battle entails death.” We are witnesses to the unspeakable devastation that war continues to inflict across the world. No one who has seen the horrors of war – even just on television – would wish it on their worst enemy.

It is also clear that wars sometimes start, not with bullets, but with words. Hateful, incendiary speech, opening floodgates of blood. The tongue, like the pen, is often mightier than the sword – because it is what pushes the sword into action. When we throw words like stones in a marketplace we do not know who or what it will hit.

Knowing this, under no conditions whatsoever should we tolerate or excuse or justify hate speech or hateful conduct of any kind, especially where such is illegal. Let me of course acknowledge that as part of living together in this space called Nigeria, misunderstandings and frustrations are inevitable. Because resources are limited there will always be a striving to get what is perceived as the best seat at the table.

All of that is normal and to be expected, especially in a democracy, like ours. A healthy democracy ought to be a theatre of energetic striving by all parties and stakeholders. But things should never descend to a level where mutual suspicions override the desire to live together in peace and harmony.

Yesterday I made it very clear that hate or divisive speech, or divisive behaviour, where it is illegal, will be met with the full force of the law. I will say it again today: Let there be no doubt whatsoever of the resolve of government to ensure that no one will be allowed to get away with making speeches that can cause division or violence. We will take very seriously any attempts to cause violence or to disrupt the peace of Nigeria. And we will not tolerate such.

We are also resolute in our determination to protect every Nigerian, everywhere in the country.

We will do everything within our power to defend and uphold the terms of our constitution, which declares that we are one nation under God.

It also guarantees the free mobility of people, goods and services throughout the country, as well as full residence rights for every citizen in all and any parts of the land of their choice. It is also the aspiration of the Constitution to ensure a country in which, and I quote, “loyalty to the nation shall override sectional loyalties.”

And it is the responsibility of the Government to create the conditions for the attainment of these ideals. There is something that President Buhari is fond of saying: that without peace and security there can be no development. We cannot develop a country that is not in the first place safe and secure for all its people. For this reason we take extremely seriously our constitutional responsibilities as your government.

Those responsibilities also include listening to, consulting, and engaging with you; giving every citizen and every part of the Federation a sense of belonging and significance. And that is why we are here today.

I expect that we will be frank and constructive in all our deliberation and discussion. This is an important moment for all of us, and I hope that at the end of it we will all be satisfied that we have accomplished something significant.

By the grace of God we will leave to coming generations a peaceful, secure and prosperous nation; a nation in whom all citizens, regardless of age, gender, and ethnic/religious affiliations, will feel deep and enduring pride.

I now would like to listen to your views and interact with you on these issues as we together consider the future of our great country.

Thank you very much. May God continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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Weeks after a Port Harcourt-based pastor  Apostle Dr Chibuzor Gift Chinyere,the General Overseer of Omega Power Ministries gave out a twin flat of 2 bedroom and a bedroom to the best graduating pupil of OPM free nursery and primary school,he shocked everybody by giving a 4 wheel MPV mazda car ( 7 seater )commonly called (jeep) to Miss Ganiyo Sherifat,a Muslim turned Christian and a pupil of OPM free nursery and primary school Port Harcourt.

Miss Ganiyo emerged the best preacher in a church Sunday service competition.Sherifat,from Iwo LGA of Osun state was in church with her mother Mrs Bestfavour Akintayo,a widow rejected by her people for becoming a Christian when she was surprised with the gift. According to her mum,the house she is living in was rented for her by the church


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Below is a throwback of Obasanjo being welcomed to Yola in 1978 by Lamido of Adamawa,Aliyu Mustafa


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According to reports shared by Nk,Onelga Security Outfit 'OSPAC' thus morning foiled a kidnapping attempt along Sambo road,Omoku,Rivers state by a group of criminals led by Mr Efiechukwu Ukaegbwu,a native of Oguta,Imo state. While his gang members escaped,Mr Ukaegbwu was arrested.Below are his photos



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Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki: When Opeyemi, Chief Bisi Akande's granddaughter, asked for a selfie, I couldn't say no.

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Ekiti state Governor Fayose while addressing a group of people finished Obasanjo with mouth.Fayose finish am no be small.Below are some of the things he said...

'Former President Obasanjo will come out with a rotten mouth to come and be condemning PDP for which he was president for 8 years, that gave him a platform from prison'.

'When you see the picture of Obasanjo when he was released by general Abdusallam, you will not allow such a man to sit beside you'.

'How can we be celebrating a corrupt man.We were made to N10m in 2015 because of Obasanjo(each governor contributed).He. said Obasanjo should return his N10m back with interest'.

'Obasanjo's time has passed.I am a governor today.Where is he(Obasanjo)'.

Abeg Fayose get beef for Obasanjo no be small


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