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Ensconced within the imposing structures of the twin-complex Federal Secretariat, Abuja, lies an uncompleted building which over the years has housed a shanty that doubles for some as residential and business points. The shanty, which exists outside the federal capital city master plan, without interference by government, is located in an abandoned building within the secretariat complex, with prominent government establishments, including the federal ministries of finance, education and health, as well as Louis Edet House (Nigeria Police Force Headquarters) among its neighbours. A PREMIUM TIMES reporter, who visited the spot over several weeks to monitor activities there gathered that the building is originally part of Phase Three of the federal secretariat. But it was not allocated to any ministry or agency because it was not completed. HOW IT ALL STARTED The federal secretariat office complex was built by the military regime of Ibrahim Babangida who ruled Nigeria between August 27, 1985 and August 27, 1993. Mr. Babangida transferred the seat of the federal government from Lagos to Abuja on December12, 1991. The particular uncompleted building has since existed in abandonment under several military and civilian administrations, from that of Mr. Babangida who built the secretariat, to those of Sani Abacha, Abdulsalami Abubakar, Olusegun Obasanjo, late Umar Yar’Adua, Goodluck Jonathan and now Muhammadu Buhari. Workers, who declined to be identified for fear of victimisation by government, said the illegal activities in the abandoned building and the general lawlessness of its occupants are well known at the secretariat. “The abandoned decking building is also an office complex. Babangida gave the job to contractors but they did not finish it,” a ministry staff said to the reporter. “Lots of people sleep in the federal secretariat. Millions of naira is allocated for the maintenance of the complex but the big bosses are squandering it,” said the worker when asked how such shanties could have escaped the attention of those maintaining the edifice. IT’S OUR HOME, SOURCE OF INCOME – DWELLERS www.omediablog.com/2017/10/shocking-see-shanty-dumpsite-that-is.html?m=1

it's only a person who has dig his 6ft that can do this to a soldier man,because they will bury him alive

This FRSC officer was really handled wrongly whatever might be the issue, he shouldn't have been held like this, at least a respect should be given to that uniform he puts on. www.omediablog.com/2017/10/this-is-wrong-holding-frsc-officer-like.html?m=1

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INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu ,
who also doubles as the President of the
ECOWAS Network of Electoral Commissions
(ECONEC) spoke to Channels TV from
Liberia saying the commision has learned the
importance of early preparation for elections
as it prepares for Nigeria's general elections in
2019.
According to him, “O n comparison with Nigeria,
I must say that there is a little comparison as
such because the entire system of voting here
(in Liberia) is manual while the aspect of our
own process (in Nigeria) is electronic, but one
lesson I think that we can learn from what is
happening in Liberia is the importance of early
preparation for elections, particularly in the area
of logistics, In the areas of voter education,
awareness, identification of polling units,
ensuring that people know exactly where to go
on Election Day to vote'.
On the assessment of the conduct of the
Liberian poll, the INEC boss adjudged the
process as peaceful, describing it is a plus for
the country’s democracy and the West African
sub-region. 'So in all and all, it’s all good-
natured very peaceful, very calm and people
have voted. The first stage of the process, which
is the actual opening of the polling units on
commencement of polling has gone remarkably
well' he said. www.omediablog.com/2017/10/one-lesson-we-can-learn-from-liberian.html?m=1

A Nigerian lady identified as Ochia Chukwudi
Onyinye, has shared her story to inspire other
ladies about choosing their life partners.
According to the lady who recently celebrated
2 years marriage anniversary with husband,
when she got to his (husband) house for the
first time, she was shocked to see an absolute
empty apartment but she still got married to
him because she saw a brighter future in him.
truely her story has changed for good,she shared
this below on her facebook handle.
When I got to his house for the first time, I was
shocked. There was nothing in it. Yes,
absolutely empty. But I saw a brighter future in
him. We got married .
We went through thick and thin. There were
ups and down. But we stuck together and
finally Finally Finally, God changed our story.
He(God) put a new song in our mouth.
From grass to grace, From story to glory. So,
if you see me flaunting my blessings, I beg no
vex, I worked for it.
Join me thank God. Its two years of Grace. Two
years in marriage. www.omediablog.com/2017/10/when-i-met-him-his-house-was-empty.html?m=1

Dbanj has opened up on how fatherhood has
changed him.
Speaking to Punch,he said:
“Being a father is very humbling. I have always
acted as a father to a lot of young artistes from the
days of Mo Hits but now, I have a child of my
own.
When he was born, I was in the hospital and as I
held his hands, it made me realise that to whom
much is given, much is expected.
This is someone’s life that I am responsible for. It
is not just about fatherhood but now I have a
family. Before I became a family man, I took
decisions without looking back.
I could decide to sleep on the Mainland; I could
decide to chill with my friends. But now, I have
responsibilities.
I have people that I am responsible for and we are
growing together. The good thing is that I have a
great partner and I love it.
Each time I look into the eyes of my son, I know
that it is real; I have to keep working harder,” he
said.
Being A Father Has Made Me Humble
www.omediablog.com/2017/04/top-10-advantages-long-distance-relationship.html

Long distance relationships are hard, and require
a healthy dose of trust and love to keep it going.
Whether you believe it or not, there are some
really good reasons why you should have this
kind of relationship.
Here are 10 reasons why you should try it out:
1] You are less likely to confuse lust with love: In
a long-distance relationship, attraction tends to
be based primarily on a foundation of emotional
intimacy and shared values rather than physical
intimacy. That you are attracted to someone
mostly because of the conversations you have
(rather than the sex you share) is not a fool-
proof guarantee of long-term relationship
success, but it certainly helps.
2] You have more time to pursue other passions
and interests: While being in a long-distance
relationship doesn't exactly free up your time,
the extra free time can be a silver lining to living
far apart from your loved one. Don't spend every
spare minute on face-timing with your partner.
Instead, use some of your extra time to do things
that are fun or fulfilling — read books, work out,
do something creative, spend time with other
friends. Investing in other passions and
relationships isn't betraying your long-distance
lover, it's making you a more well-rounded,
interesting
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