₦airaland Forum

Lordave:
An attack in the capital city and this is what your godprésident has to say?

what else do you want him to say?

people should always make research before they comment trash on public forum.
http://thenationonlineng.net/buhari-distressed-by-abuja-blasts/

Aminat508:
where is my name?

Didnt you see Amina muhammed on the list? abi you no no your name again

President Muhammadu Buhari’s ministerial list
contains a number of familiar All Progressives
Congress (APC) leaders such as Babatunde
Fashola, former governor of Lagos state, and
Rotimi Amaechi, former governor of Rivers
state, TheCable can report.
Also nominated to be minister is Lai Mohammed,
national publicity secretary of the ruling party,
and Kayode Fayemi, who lost his Ekiti
governorship re-election bid in 2014 to Ayodele
Fayose of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
From the south-east are the likes of Chris Ngige,
former governor of Anambra state and former
senator of the federal republic; and Ogbonnaya
Onu, first executive governor of Abia state and
former national chairman of the All Nigeria
Peoples Party (ANPP), on whose ticket Buhari
contested and lost the 2003 and 2007
presidential elections.
Buhari also nominated for ministerial
appointment, Aisha Alhassan, who was on the
brink of becoming the first elected female
governor before eventually losing the Taraba
state governorship election to Darius Ishiaku of
the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
From his days at the Congress for Progressive
Change (CPC), Buhari picked Malami Abubakar,
a senior advocate of Nigeria and former legal
adviser of the defunct party, as well as
Adebayo Shittu, former governorship candidate
of the party in Oyo state.

https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-fashola-amaechi-ngige-onu-lai-mohammed-make-buharis-ministerial-list

Remember these thread that made front page sometimes ago about the gov of Niger state watching chelsea match?
https://www.nairaland.com/2612368/sani-bello-stamford-bridge-watching

Well the gov has came out to debunk the insinuation that he purposefully travelled to watch chelsea match

Niger State governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello
said his visit to London last week was to attend
to his regular medical checkup before proceeding
to the United Nations General Assembly as part
of the entourage of President Muhammadu
Buhari and not solely to watch football match.
Addressing newsmen in New York on Monday, the
governor said his visit to Stamford Bridge
Stadium to watch Chelsea’s match against
Arsenal only coincided with the invitation of a
Nigeria soccer professional- Mikel Obi as part of
the ongoing discussions to set up a professional
sport academy in Niger State.
The governor has been under fierce criticism for
traveling to London to watch a football match.
“The purpose of the trip was for two reasons.
First, I was in London for medical check. For
the past 15 years, I used to do these checks. I
am not a sport fan. It is not my hobby, but
whenever there is any opportunity to assist my
people, I quickly grab it,” the governor said.
He explained that “Obi has been booking for
appointments to meet me for a long time and
incidentally as I came to London, I arranged to
meet him. After the meeting, he invited me to
the march and I honored his invitation. Unlike
what some people are saying in the social media
that I intentionally left Nigeria to come and
watch Chelsea, I am not a mad man.”

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/politics/niger-gov-i-wasn-t-in-london-to-watch-football-match/112752.html

Remember these thread that made front page sometimes ago about the governor of Niger State seen in stamford bridge watching chelsea match?

www.nairaland.com/2612368/sani-bello-stamford-bridge-watching

well the governor has came out to debunk the insinuation that he purposefully travelled to watch chelsea match.

Niger State governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello
said his visit to London last week was to attend
to his regular medical checkup before proceeding
to the United Nations General Assembly as part
of the entourage of President Muhammadu
Buhari and not solely to watch football match.
Addressing newsmen in New York on Monday, the
governor said his visit to Stamford Bridge
Stadium to watch Chelsea’s match against
Arsenal only coincided with the invitation of a
Nigeria soccer professional- Mikel Obi as part of
the ongoing discussions to set up a professional
sport academy in Niger State.
The governor has been under fierce criticism for
traveling to London to watch a football match.
“The purpose of the trip was for two reasons.
First, I was in London for medical check. For
the past 15 years, I used to do these checks. I
am not a sport fan. It is not my hobby, but
whenever there is any opportunity to assist my
people, I quickly grab it,” the governor said.
He explained that “Obi has been booking for
appointments to meet me for a long time and
incidentally as I came to London, I arranged to
meet him. After the meeting, he invited me to
the march and I honored his invitation. Unlike
what some people are saying in the social media
that I intentionally left Nigeria to come and
watch Chelsea, I am not a mad man.”

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/politics/niger-gov-i-wasn-t-in-london-to-watch-football-match/112752.html

Sa’adatu Barkindo Musdafa, the new bride of
Muhammadu Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, will
go to the UK for an undergraduate course in
computer science in January 2016, TheCable
understands.

The princess, who is a daughter of Barkindo
Aliyu Musdafa, the Lamido of Adamawa, was
officially given in marriage to Sanusi II on
Friday after Jumma’at prayer — although the
union will effectively be “on hold” until she
completes her studies in 2019.

A family source told TheCable that Sanusi II, an
advocate of female education in northern
Nigeria, is “very delighted” with the resolve of
his bride to pursue her academic interest in
information technology.
All of his three wives are university graduates,
while one of them is currently undertaking a
master’s programme.
TheCable learnt that Sa’adatu demonstrated
significant knowledge of computer science in her
O’Level, scoring an “A” in the school certificate
exam.
“Her ambition is to be an IT expert and she has
already secured admission to a UK university to
further her studies. Effectively, she will be there
till the age of 21 when she is supposed to return
to Nigeria and, as it were, officially assume the
position of Sanusi’s fourth wife,” the source
said.

Female education
The Lamido of Adamawa, who holds a PhD in
engineering, is said to be very excited at the
examples the northern royals are setting in
giving education to women in a region
considered to be very conservative about female
and western education.
Sanusi II’s first wife, Sadiya, who is a daughter
of the late emir, Ado Bayero, holds a bachelor’s
degree in education (history) from the Bayero
University Kano (BUK) and speaks Arabic.
The second wife, Maryam, holds a BA (combined
honours) in Arabic and Islamic studies also
from BUK and is about completing her
dissertation for a master’s degree in education
from the University of Abuja. She speaks Arabic
and Italian.
The third wife, Rakiya, has an LLB (law) from
Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) and an LLM
from the University of London.
Sa’adatu will now complete Sanusi II’s Islamic
marital quota after her university education at
the age of 21.

Cultural differences
Another family source told TheCable that the
“hysteria” on the social media about the new
bride was “condescending and unfair”.
“To call an 18-year-old woman a child and
spread propaganda about ‘child marriage’ is
nothing but mischief taken to another height. In
Nigeria, the legal age for marriage is 18. At
that age, you can vote and you can drive. This is
also the legal age for marriage in most western
countries,” she said.
“It is very disrespectful to Sa’adatu to call her
a child. There is a lot of ignorance about Islamic
concept of marriage and many people are
trying to force their own traditions on Muslims
with this belief that they have a superior
culture.
“Ordinarily, that the Lamido of Adamawa’s
daughter and Emir of Kano’s wife is going to
school in the UK is something that should set an
example for how girls need to be educated.
“It also promotes the notion that marriage
should never be allowed to interrupt the
education of a promising woman. There is this
assumption that once you marry, your education
stops. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
Two of Sanusi’s wives are still pursuing their
academic interests.”

Sanusi’s daughters
Sanusi’s “obsession” with western education for
girls and women, a family friend told TheCable,
is evident in his immediate family.
“He has seven daughters and four of them are
now undergraduates,” he said.
“One is studying law at Buckingham University in
the UK. The second is a biology major at New
York University, US. Both will graduate next
year. The third is studying accounting and
finance at Swansea University, UK, while the
fourth is taking media studies at the American
University in Paris, France.
“You can accuse Sanusi of all things but you
cannot deny the fact that he takes educating
girls and women very seriously. There is this
stereotype out there that once a woman is
married in northern Nigeria, she becomes a sex
slave. It is very unfortunate.”

Limits of libido
Another source, who is an Islamic scholar,
described as “laughable” suggestions that Sanusi
took a new wife because he cannot cage his
libido.
“It is ridiculous to even suggest that. The emir
does not need to marry any new wife if it is all
about sex. After all, you have monogamists who
sleep with all kinds of women any day and any
time. To suggest that he took a new bride
because of sex is part of the backward thinking
that women are only for sex,” he said.
“Those who think women are nothing but the
object of sexual desire and marriage is nothing
but sexual gratification need to understand the
deeper meaning of marriage in Fulani and
Islamic traditions.
“Sa’adatu is a young lady and a princess of
noble birth whose mother is also a princess, and
who has been brought up in a good Muslim home.
This is the kind of woman that is prepared for
giving birth to princes and bringing them up for
the role expected of them in the society.”

A marriage of two emirates
Sanusi II’s marriage also represents a
“cementing” of the historical ties between the
two emirates.
Sanusi’s grandfather, Muhammadu Sanusi I,
and Aliyu Musdafa, the father of the current
Lamido (Sanusi II’s new father-in-law), were
both turbaned around the same period in
1953-54.
The two emirs were known to be very close
friends before the death of Sanusi I, while
Sanusi II’s mother also married from Adamawa
at some point.
“It is only natural that Sanusi II will marry
from Adamawa if he decides to take another
wife in the tradition of emirs and kings in most
African societies,” he said.
It is not uncommon in northern Nigeria for new
emirs to take new wives if they have not filled
their quota — and the new brides are usually
princesses.
Bayero, Sanusi II’s predecessor, also married
princesses from Ilorin, Katsina and Sokoto.

https://www.thecable.ng/exclusive-sanusis-new-bride-study-computer-science-uk-university?fb_ref=Default&fb_source=message

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Allah Akbar. A great scholar. may God grant him aljanna firdaus amin

The reported release of Chief Olu Falae has been debunked as untrue. Africa Independent Television ,AIT which reported the breaking new has also reversed itself quoting the police . According to the police, the reported freedom of Falae was not authentic, AIT has also reported. Newsdiaryonline sources who eventually arrived at Falae’s residence in Ondo state said the report of his freedom was incorrect. “It is not true”,Newsdiaryonline was told. It could be recalled that earlier on Wednesday, President Muhammadu Buhari directed the security agencies to ensure Falae’s safe release. Also, Afenifere has warned that nothing untoward must happen to Falae who was said to have been abducted on Monday by Fulani herdsmen.
http://newsdiaryonline.com/reported-release-of-falae-untrue-police-source/

PSV defender Hector Moreno has hit the
headlines once again, following the tackle
that broke the leg of Manchester United's
Luke Shaw on Tuesday evening.
Moreno challenged Shaw in the penalty area,
in a tackle which was deemed fair by the
referee, but caused a double leg break for
the England fullback.
Moreno went on to score a vital goal, and was
awarded man of the match as PSV came from
a goal behind to win 2-1.
Back in action in the Eredivisie, Moreno went
in late on Heracles winger Oussama Tannane,
in an incident which forced him to hobble off
the pitch.
Moreno paid the price for a heavy first
touch, before lunging into the tackle with his
studs showing.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/psv-eindhovens-hector-moreno-injures-6480163

MizMyColi:
Such Sanctimoniousity.
He's very much in line and they are defending him.

If this were GEJ, you will see them wagging tongues and labelling him unprintable names.

#HypocrisyStinks

Are you related to patrick obihiagbon?

The police on Friday said the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase would promptly effect the arrest of the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, without delay. The Force Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Olabisi Kolawole, stated this in a telephone interview with our correspondent on Friday. “We are going to promptly arrest the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki and produce him before the Code of Conduct Tribunal on Monday. “Since it is a bench warrant issued by a competent court, the order will be carried out without delay. We don’t want to pre- empt anything,” Kolawole stated. The Code of Conduct Tribunal had on Friday, issued a bench warrant for Saraki’s arrest, for failing to appear in court in his ongoing trial for alleged false asset declaration.
http://thenationonlineng.net/police-vow-to-arrest-saraki-without-delay/

After today's meeting of the National Economic
Council, Vice-President Osinbajo hosted Malam
@elrufai in his office

https://mobile.twitter.com/GovKaduna/status/644566265797976064/photo/1

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has adjusted the timetable of the ongoing September/October 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination for private candidates in response to request by Muslim candidates. Head of Nigeria National Office of WAEC, Mr Charles Eguridu, announced the change on Thursday in Abuja during a media parley with members of Education Correspondents Association of Nigeria (ECAN). He disclosed that WAEC has rescheduled the examination that was supposed to take place on September 25 to October 10 because of Sallah festivities. According to the new timetable, the Government 2 (Essay) and Government 1 (Objective) that were scheduled for 2pm and 4pm respectively on Friday 18, would now hold by 2:30pm-5:30pm for the papers 2 and 1 on the same date. The Mathematics (2 & 1) earlier scheduled for Friday, 25th September has been postponed till Saturday October 10, with Paper 2 holding from 9:30am to 12noon and paper 1 from 3pm to 4:30pm. He said the examination body is concerned about the yearnings of the people. In his words: “Our muslim brothers expressed concern about the WAEC timetable of the ongoing examination. Some papers were scheduled between 2:00pm and 4:00pm, and some just before the end of jumat prayers. “Our attention has been drawn to this concern and only this afternoon the Chairman of WAEC Board in Nigeria, called my attention and we have decided to effect some amendment on the ongoing examination to address the concerns of our muslim brothers.” The Chairman of WAEC Board who is also the Director of Basic and Secondary Education in the Federal Ministry of Education, Mrs Ann Okonkwo, called on Nigerians to support WAEC in its efforts to meet the growing demands. She pledged the support of the federal government to ensure that problem of examination malpractices that continue to pose a problem in the country is reduced to the barest minimum.
http://thenationonlineng.net/sallah-waec-adjusts-exams-timetable/

We all have times when life feels real hard; when we’re frustrated & tired & just want to hide away. If that’s you right now, don’t worry – every caterpillar has to rest to become a butterfly & you’ll soon find your wings again. In the mean time, take a couple deeeeep breaths & remind yourself that thȋ̊s life ȋ̊s just a short stop-over. Better days will definitely come ΐη sha ﺍﻟﻠَّﻪُ. Inna ma'al usri yusra Verily with hardship comes ease. Your rainbow ȋ̊s going to appear very soon.Jummah Mubarak to all TTCs

Ever since you came to office, the issue of
security has been your priority. What is the
present security situation?

One of the decisions we took soon after we came
into office was to change the service chiefs and
we overhauled the infantry. We mandated the
military chiefs to change the infantry, re-train
them, equip them with adequate weapons and
put trained and qualified commanders for the
soldiers. The three states of Yobe, Borno and
Adamawa know the successes being recorded
now. They can attest to that. And the other
parts of the country, too, are coming back to
normal life. Places like Kano, where business was
crippled has started to pick up. And along the
Damaturu – Maiduguri road, up to Lake Chad,
security has improved. So the people around the
flash points know that success is being recorded.
But despite this success, suicide bombers have
continued to strike.

Do you think this renewed
effort will also end the suicide incidences?

Boko Haram members have pledged their
allegiance to ISIS - an insurgent group from the
Middle East, with enough money and its
members were brainwashed into killing innocent
people, including Al-Shabab around Somalia,
and Al-Qa’eda from Yemen, plus the ISIS itself
around Syria and Iraq. If you can recall, ISIS
even went to mosques in Saudi Arabia and killed
people on about three to five occasions not to
talk of doing same in Nigeria. So, the biggest
problem here is how they brainwashed young
people, including young girls, who go to
mosques, churches, markets, motor parks and
detonate bombs, kill themselves and other
civilians. How we are going to overcome this is
going back to the traditional security apparatus
- community leaders, neighbours, district heads,
emirs, who should begin to identify new faces in
their localities and asked them where they come
from and what brought them. They can identify
them in either markets, or any other place. This
is what will help us in that regard so that those
planning to undertake suicide missions could be
identified and they would be dealt with
appropriately.

Since you came into office, you have been
receiving intelligence reports about this Boko
Haram crisis. Did you receive any information
about the whereabouts of kidnapped Chibok
girls?

They have scattered them, and are being
guarded at dispersed locations. Most of the girls
are Christians and were forced to embrace
Islam. And the sect’s cruel leaders have married
some of the girls, obviously against their wish.
Others have been left to practice their religion
but their condition could hardly be ascertained.
Both ground and air security personnel in the
Sambisa forest could spot where the girls are,
but since the insurgents have also kidnapped
housewives and other women, no one could say
whether they mixed them or how they dispersed
them. But efforts are being intensified and as
people know, the three neighbouring
governments of Cameroon, Chad, and Niger are
helping us since these suicide bombers are now
going to their areas and detonating the bombs
in mosques and other places.

Since you came into office, the anti-corruption
crusade has been on the media. But are there
some stolen monies which your government was
able to recover?

The biggest area of stealing of Nigeria’s funds
was through NNPC which is the apex oil selling
corporation. That was why we dissolved their
board and brought someone who knows the oil
sector very well, but who is not from NNPC and
entrusted him with the leadership of the NNPC.
And instead of the 8 major departments, four
were liquidated and four continue to exist. This
is because, for the past 10 years, the crude oil
stealing has been going on using some vessels. By
law, their owners, captains and where they are
taking the crude must be known. So the method
for the crude oil stealing was that those involved
shipped the crude through smaller vessels and
then transfer the crude to the larger vessels at
distant location in the ocean, before they head
to other countries. Some of them carry the crude
but later change the destination. So our new
approach is to get support from European
countries, the US and China. Those doing the
bunkering, you need to know the amount first
and the banks they deposit the monies, etc.
These are the things we are doing presently. And
you know, those developed countries are strict
on evidences and you have to show the evidences
of such cases before they can assist you. If you
recall, during the military regimes, such people
were arrested, thoroughly interrogated and
arraigned before the courts with evidences. But
that is impossible now. It is democracy and even
the foreign countries, where the monies are
being taken to, practice democracy. The
companies involved in buying the crude and the
banks that kept the monies would be identified
so that we would determine whether they are
Nigerians or not; whether the stolen crude and
its quantity was actually taken from here, sold
with the Nigerian name and how what accrued to
Nigeria was diverted. So, the situation is a
complex one, but we are getting support from
governments of those countries, including their
security agencies. When we get the relevant
documents, we would bring them (culprits) back
to our courts and try them. We would then show
the evidence to the world that the crude oil they
traded was actually stolen or shipped with
Nigerian name but later changed the papers
and took away the money, instead of depositing
them into the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Recently, you said that within weeks, Nigerians
would witness the prosecution of such looters in
the courts. When are you precisely going to
prosecute them?

Actually, we are at the verge of doing that. I
have just explained the difficulties involved. In
the past, around 1984, the process we
underwent to recover the stolen monies was
different from the one we are adopting now. It
was a military regime at that time, but now,
ideologies of the countries involved is that until
you are proved guilty, you remain innocent. And
that is what we have been trying to establish:
the actual identity of the people, where they
took the crude to, did they really pay back the
money to the CBN or to the pocket of some
individuals, was the entire crude shipped or part
of it. This is not an easy thing and we have
never realised its complexity until recently when
some foreign countries agreed to support our
course.

Nigerians have been eagerly awaiting the
formation of your cabinet. You once disclosed
that your cabinet would be revealed in
September and we are in September. When will
president Buhari tell Nigerians the names of his
cabinet members?

I said within this month. Therefore, I still have
three weeks. As such, hold back your question
until after three weeks, when September ends
without me doing that. And you know too well
that their names have to be submitted to the
Nigerian Senate and the appointees will pass
through the Senate’s screening before they
become eligible to hold the ministerial offices.

A lot of people assume that the long time you
spent without forming this cabinet was due to
some level of due-diligence on the people you
want to bring in. Have you finished that
process?

The process is difficult to finish. So, we would
continue the screening to come up with people
that deserve to hold the positions. This is
because, what I see daily in terms of the
damage inflicted on Nigeria in the last 10 years
is enormous. Only God knows its magnitude.

Are there names that you earlier lined up for
the appointments but you later discovered their
complicity and then you changed your mind?

There are people that deserve to hold the
position because of their knowledge in either
financial issues, or oil sector or even in
governance. But you discover that in one way or
the other, and whether they knew it or not, they
were dragged to such unwholesome practices.
Bringing such people will be tantamount to
leaving your doors open when you have gone to
rest in your apartment. Putting such people in
either financial, petrol or works ministry would
be dangerous because behind the scene, some
people control a person. They would be dictating
to them with a threat to award them contracts.
This is the most frightening thing that Nigerians
must understand. You need to get people who
held similar post before or tried to maintain
accountability.

There are appointments you made recently and
a section of the country alleged that you tilt
your appointments to only one part of the
country. What will you say about this allegation?

This is the nature of Nigerian politics. If they
will do justice to me, as an elected Nigerian
president, let them look at the Constitution a
Nigerian president works with, there are people
who will closely work with me that don’t need to
be taken to the Senate. If I select people whom
I know quite well in my political party, whom we
came all the way right from the APP, CPC and
APC, and have remained together in good or
bad situation, the people I have confidence in
and I can trust them with any post, will that
amount to anything wrong? I have been with
them throughout our trying times, what then is
the reward of such dedication and suffering?
They did not defect because of positions, they
did not involve themselves in the pursuit of
personal gains, and they accepted their fate
throughout our trying moments. What is wrong if
I make you the secretary (of the federal
government) because I have confidence that
things will go normal?

Lastly, people appreciate the improvement in
electricity. What is the secret President
Muhammadu Buhari adopted?

There is nothing strange, except that I said
those who bought the electricity companies and
the workers must work accordingly. From 1999 to
present, Nigeria’s money, totalling $20 billion,
not Nigerian naira, but US dollars was spent on
Nigeria’s electricity. So the companies involved in
whatever way, we have been begging them to
come back and work because there may be a
time when the push comes to shove on how such
monies were spent, the companies must execute
the project or refund to Nigeria her money.

http://dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/buhari-how-i-chose-my-recent-appointees/110053.html

Great save by ikeme.we have found a substitute for eyeama

40min gone still scoreless

mises at both end with tanzania claiming for a penalty

free kick for tanzania in a very dangerous area..which was taken but a great save by ikeme

free kick for tanzania in a very dangerous area

The game is a bit balance with tanzania having the upper hand so far

Ussals:
it can give your receiver flash memory problem instantly and that can be solve by only d company using their machine for ic programming

Thanx i have learnt something useful today

blexxonmak:
@dahaz. Technically-speaking,a virus made to execute on a Window box can only execute on a Window box.

Thanx for your response. I appreciate. Am just curios does it in any way affect its signal level?

WHAT is presently keeping you busy?

I’m here for the meeting pertaining to people
going for the Nollywood Film Festival and
Nollywood Europe Golden Awards holding
Germany next month. We are all going
courtesy of Ezoya Entertainment. I’m one of
the artistes selected to attend.

Were you nominated for any of the award
categories?

I am not very certain but I think I was.

What are your expectations for the awards
ceremony?

This is my first time attending the awards so
I don’t really know what to expect. I’ll expect
the best.

Career-wise, how has it been with you?

Career-wise, I have been doing very good.
You know it is not a competition so I just go
at my own pace.

Have you done any film this year?

I have produced a movie and I have starred in
a lot of movies this year. The last one I did
that just came out is called Ara Saraphina. I
think it’s out. There are a lot of movies I have
done that have been released this year. I
featured in Abichie The Poor by Emmanuel
Ehumadu. There is also One Million Boys that
was released some time back.

What about your own production?

I did a movie called Power Girls. It is still with
the editors so we are yet to get it.

When will you be releasing it?

It will be coming out any time soon. I will just
say soon because like I said, I am yet to
collect it from my editor.

What are your expectations for the film
especially as regards the activities of movie
pirates?

I think there are lots of things we need to
tackle in this country apart from piracy. If the
cost of production is low, movie makers can
make their money without having to bother
about piracy. But now, as filmmakers, we
have a lot to deal with like power generation.
That has actually improved a bit now, making
the cost of production to be less than it used
to be. Those are the things that matter. It is
not really about who is pirating and who is
not because it has always been there so it
will be very difficult to eradicate.

A lot of things have been said or written
about you, but who would you like people to
know you as?

I am a very deep person; I am a very spiritual
person. I love people who love me and I don’t
really care about what they say about me.

Does it affect you in any way?

It doesn’t affect me in any way when people I
don’t care about talk about me. I try to make
my anger so expensive that people can’t
afford it, except people I love.

There are those who say that you
intentionally generate controversy so that you
will always be in the news. How would you
respond to that?

It is not about intentionally generating
controversy. When I’m happy, when I want to
have fun, the way I have fun might be
controversial for some because like right now,
I came out to work and I’m looking all good
but if I’m going to a party, you don’t expect
me to be formal. You should also understand
that what other people wear, when I wear it,
it comes out different. There are different
things that make me happy some people do
drug but me I just like playing with my
physique and playing with my attires. So that
is the kick I get.

Your sexuality is always in the public eye. Are
you comfortable with that?

I am very comfortable with myself. I love
myself to bits. I love everything about me. I
have no regrets.

People tend to know you more with your
natural endowments…

(cuts in) When you talk about people, the
truth is that, I don’t really care. I am having
fun. Life is short. So I just do my thing. If you
keep listening to people, you will just change
your destiny. You won’t be able to achieve
what you want. Then when you get old, you
will be very annoying and irritable. Live your
life. Don’t bother about all those people,
especially when there is no particular name
attached to these people.

How do you catch fun?

I love listening to music. I love dressing up. I
love going out. Generally, I love doing things
that make me happy.

Where does your music career stand as of
today?

Like I always say when people ask me this
question, I’m not in a competition with
anybody. I’m doing good all by myself. You
know, I have a good friend. He is a big name
in this industry. Any money he gets, he uses
it to shoot expensive videos and yet, this guy
doesn’t even have a car.

Why would somebody stress themselves just
because they want to be on TV all the time?

It’s expensive to promote music so if you do
one a year, it is not a bad thing. It depends
on how you cut out your life but I always
suggest. If you are an up and coming, always
make sure you have other things you do.
Don’t rely on just one source of income. That
is why we have five fingers in each hand. Try
to get like five things that will keep you very
busy and will make money for you.

Are you working on an album?

My dear, again, let me repeat it. I am not in a
competition with anybody. I have a studio in
my place. I bought all the equipment needed
for movie production. Anything that makes me
happy, I just get it.

How would you describe your sense of style?

My sense of style all depends on what and
how I feel. So if I feel like being sexy, I know
what to do. If I am going for an interview, I
know how to dress.

How do you relate with your fans?

I love my fans. I can do anything for them.

Some of them are wondering when you will be
getting married…

I’m looking for husband o! Will you marry me?
(laughs)

If I agree to marry you, what are some of the
qualities you will use to rate me?

(laughs) That is a very private question.

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The Kaduna Electric Distribution Company
(KEDC), said it had recruited 3,000 workers in its
renewed bid to shore up power supply to its
390,000 customers in Sokoto, Kebbi, Kaduna and
Zamfara States.
The Managing Director of the firm, Mr Garba
Haruna, disclosed this to the News Agency of
Nigeria (NAN), in Sokoto on Monday on the
sideline of a two-day Induction of 1,020 of the
new employees.
Haruna, represented by the Director, Engineering
and Technical Services of the company, Mr Bello
Musa, added that ``such a boost of power supply
is expected to create 15,000 indirect jobs in the
four states.''
According to him, the new members of staff
have qualifications ranging from diplomas to
degrees and would be in charge of all the
activities of the firm.
``The company is wholly private sector driven
and anything short of hard work, dedication and
commitment would not be condoned.
``The new workers must imbibe the company's
agenda of providing efficient, adequate and
quality services to the customers.
``We will not rest on our oars to add value to our
activities and eventually boost power supply to
the customers in the areas’’, he added.
Haruna further stated that the company would
provide over 100,000 pre-payment meters to its
customers annually.

www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/news/kaduna-electricity-distribution-coy-recruits-3-000-workers-official/107805.html

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