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As the transfer window shuts, the ESPN FC panel take a look back at Arsenal and Manchester United's inability to secure a marquee signing, Chelsea's new additions, Kevin De Bruyne joining Manchester City to bolster Manuel Pellegrini's attack and much more

A complete list of the moves made by Premier League teams in the 2015 summer transfer window:

Arsenal
Ins: Petr Cech (Chelsea, undisclosed)

Outs: Ryo Miyaichi (St Pauli, undisclosed), Semi Ajayi (Cardiff, undisclosed), Abou Diaby (Marseille, free), Ainsley Maitland-Niles (Ipswich, loan), Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill (Swindon, free), Lukas Podolski (Galatasaray, (£18 million), Yaya Sanogo (Ajax, loan), Carl Jenkinson (West Ham, loan), Wojciech Szczesny (Roma, loan), Chuba Akpom (Hull, loan), George Dobson (West Ham, undisclosed), Isaac Hayden (Hull, loan), Serge Gnabry (West Brom, loan), Gedion Zelalem (Rangers, loan), Jon Toral (Birmingham, loan), Josh Vickers (Swansea, free), Daniel Crowley (Barnsley, loan), Renny Smith (Burnley, free), Emiliano Martinez (Wolves, loan), Wellington Silva (Bolton, loan)

Aston Villa
Ins: Scott Sinclair (Manchester City, undisclosed), Micah Richards (Manchester City, free), Mark Bunn (Norwich, free), Idrissa Gueye (Lille, indisclosed), Jordan Amavi (Nice, undisclosed), Jordan Ayew (Lorient, undisclosed), Jose Angel Crespo (Cordoba, undisclosed), Rudy Gestede (Blackburn, undisclosed), Jordan Veretout (Nantes, undisclosed), Adama Traore (Barcelona, undisclosed), Joleon Lescott (West Brom, undisclosed), Tiago Ilori (Liverpool, loan)

Outs: Darren Bent (Derby, free), Andreas Weimann (Derby, undisclosed), Yacouba Sylla (Rennes, undisclosed), Matthew Lowton (Burnley, undisclosed), Graham Burke (Notts County, free), Shay Given (Stoke, free), Fabian Delph (Manchester City, undisclosed), Christian Benteke (Liverpool, £32.5m), Aly Cissokho (Porto, loan), Enda Stevens (Portsmouth, free), Antonio Luna (Eibar, undisclosed), Aleksandar Tonev (Frosinone, undisclosed), Callum Robinson (Bristol City, loan), Riccardo Calder (Dundee, loan), Janoi Donacien (Wycombe, loan), Daniel O'Brien (Wigan, free), Ron Vlaar, Chris Herd (both released), Nathan Baker (Bristol City, loan), Joe Bennett (Bournemouth, loan)

Bournemouth
Ins: Josh King (Blackburn, free), Artur Boruc (Southampton, free), Adam Federici (Reading, free), Christian Atsu (Chelsea, loan), Tyrone Mings (Ipswich, undisclosed), Sylvain Distin (Everton, free), Filippo Costa (Chievo, loan), Max Gradel (St Etienne, undisclosed), Lee Tomlin (Middlesbrough, undisclosed), Glenn Murray (Crystal Palace, undisclosed), Tomas Andrade (River Plate, loan), Joe Bennett (Aston Villa, loan)

Outs: Josh McQuoid (Luton, free), Brett Pitman (Ipswich, undisclosed), Jayden Stockley (Portsmouth, loan), Ryan Fraser (Ipswich, loan), Ian Harte (retired)

Chelsea
Ins: Nathan (Atletico Paranaense, undisclosed), Radamel Falcao (Monaco, loan), Asmir Begovic (Stoke, undisclosed), Danilo Pantic (Partizan Belgrade, undisclosed), Pedro (Barcelona, £21m), Kenedy (Fluminense, undisclosed), Baba Rahman (Augsburg, undisclosed), Papy Djilobodji (Nantes, undisclosed), Michael Hector (Reading, undisclosed)

Outs: Christian Atsu (Bournemouth, loan), Didier Drogba (Montreal Impact, free), Gael Kakuta (Sevilla, undisclosed), Petr Cech (Arsenal, undisclosed), Marco van Ginkel (Stoke, loan), Patrick Bamford (Crystal Palace, loan), Josh McEachran (Brentford, undisclosed), Danilo Pantic (Vitesse Arnhem, loan), Tomas Kalas (Middlesbrough, loan), Oriol Romeu (Southampton, undisclosed), Mario Pasalic (Monaco, loan), Filipe Luis (Atletico Madrid, undisclosed), Izzy Brown, Lewis Baker, Dominic Solanke (all Vitesse Arnhem, loan), Jordan Houghton (Gillingham, loan), Kenneth Omeruo (Kasimpasa, loan), Juan Cuadrado (Juventus, loan), Marko Marin (Trabzonspor, loan), Mohamed Salah (Roma, loan), Nathan Ake (Watford, loan), Alex Davey (Peterborough, loan), Lucas Piazon (Reading, loan), Jeremie Boga (Rennes, loan), Victor Moses (West Ham, loan), Islam Feruz (Hibernian, loan), Michael Hector (Reading, loan), Nathaniel Chalobah (Napoli, loan)

Crystal Palace
Ins: Yohan Cabaye (Paris St Germain, undisclosed), Patrick Bamford (Chelsea, loan), Alex McCarthy (QPR, undisclosed), Connor Wickham (Sunderland, undisclosed) Bakary Sako (Wolves, free)

Outs: Barry Bannan (Sheff Wed, undisclosed), Kyle de Silva (Notts County, free), Lewis Price (Sheffield Wednesday, free), Stephen Dobbie (Bolton, free), Hiram Boateng (Plymouth, loan), Ryan Inniss (Port Vale, loan), Jerome Binnom-Williams (Burton, loan), Chris Kettings (Stevenage, loan), Christian Scales (Crawley, loan), Owen Garvan (Colchester, free), Jerome Thomas (released), Glenn Murray (Bournemouth, undisclosed)

Everton
Ins: Gerard Deulofeu (Barcelona, £42m), Tom Cleverley (Manchester United, free), David Henen (Olympiakos, undisclosed), Mason Holgate (Barnsley, undisclosed), Ramiro Funes Mori (River Plate, £95m), Aaron Lennon (Tottenham, undisclosed)

Outs: Sylvain Distin (Bournemouth, free), Luke Garbutt (Fulham, loan), Chris Long (Burnley, undisclosed), George Green (Oldham, free), Francisco Junior, Jonjoe Kenny (both Wigan, loan), John Lundstram (Oxford, free), Antolin Alcaraz (released)

Leicester
Ins: Christian Fuchs (Schalke, free), Robert Huth (Stoke, undisclosed), Shinji Okazaki (Mainz, undisclosed), N'Golo Kante (Caen, undisclosed), Gokhan Inler (Napoli, undisclosed), Yohan Benalouane (Atalanta, undisclosed), Nathan Dyer (Swansea, loan)

Outs: Paul Konchesky (QPR, loan), Esteban Cambiasso (released), Paul Gallagher (Preston, free), Chris Wood (Leeds, undisclosed), Matthew Upson (MK Dons, free), David Nugent (Leicester, undisclosed), Ben Hamer (Bristol City, loan), Tom Hopper (Scunthorpe, free), Jacob Blyth (Cambridge, loan), Adam Smith (Northampton, free), Ryan Watson (Northampton, loan), Tom Lawrence (Blackburn, loan), Kieran Kennedy (Motherwell, free), Jak McCourt (Port Vale, loan), Simonas Stankevicius (Oldham, loan), Callum Elder (Peterborough, loan)

Liverpool
Ins: Roberto Firmino (Hoffenheim, £22m plus add-ons), James Milner (Manchester City, free), Danny Ings (Burnley, tribunal), Adam Bogdan (Bolton, free), Joe Gomez (Charlton, undisclosed), Nathaniel Clyne (Southampton, £12m), Christian Benteke (Aston Villa, £32.5m), Taiwo Awoniyi (Imperial Academy, undisclosed)

Outs: Steven Gerrard (LA Galaxy, free), Danny Ward (Aberdeen, loan), Sebastian Coates (Sunderland, undisclosed), Javier Manquillo (Atletico Madrid, early termination of loan), Glen Johnson (Stoke, free), Raheem Sterling (Manchester City, £49m), Andre Wisdom (Norwich, loan), Rickie Lambert (West Brom, undisclosed), Lazar Markovic (Fenerbahce, loan), Lloyd Jones (Blackpool, loan), Jordan Williams, Kevin Stewart (both Swindon, loan), Sheyi Ojo (Wolves, loan), Lawrence Vigouroux (Swindon, loan), Brad Jones (Bradford, free), Harry Wilson (Crewe, loan), Joe McGuire (Leyton Orient, loan), Mario Balotelli (AC Milan, loan), Ryan McLaughlin (Aberdeen, loan), Fabio Borini (Sunderland, undisclosed), Sergi Canos (Brentford, loan), Taiwo Awoniyi (FSV Frankfurt, loan), Tiago Ilori (Aston Villa, loan)

Manchester City
Ins: Enes Unal (Bursaspor, undisclosed), Raheem Sterling (Liverpool, £49m), Fabian Delph (Aston Villa, undisclosed), Patrick Roberts (Fulham, undisclosed), Nicolas Otamendi (Valencia, undisclosed), David Faupala (Lens), Aleix Garcia (Villarreal, undisclosed), Kevin de Bruyne (Wolfsburg, undisclosed)

Outs: Matija Nastastic (Schalke, undisclosed), Alvaro Negredo (Valencia, undisclosed), Dedryck Boyata (Celtic, £15m), Scott Sinclair (Aston Villa, undisclosed), James Milner (Liverpool, free), Micah Richards (Aston Villa, free), Stevan Jovetic (Inter Milan, undisclosed), Edin Dzeko (Roma, loan), Karim Rekik (Marseille, undisclosed), Frank Lampard (New York City FC, free), John Guidetti (Celta Vigo, free), Enes Unal (Genk, loan), Jordy Hiwula (Huddersfield, undisclosed), Marcos Lopes (Monaco, undisclosed), Jason Denayer (Galatasaray, loan), Devante Cole (Bradford, free)

Manchester United
Ins: Memphis Depay (PSV Eindhoven, £25m), Matteo Darmian (Torino, undisclosed), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Bayern Munich, undisclosed), Morgan Schneiderlin (Southampton, undisclosed), Sergio Romero (Sampdoria, undisclosed), Anthony Martial (Monaco, undisclosed), Regan Poole (Newport, undisclosed)

Outs: Tom Cleverley (Everton, free), Nani (Fenerbahce, undisclosed), Will Keane (Preston, loan), Tom Thorpe (Rotherham, free), Robin van Persie (Fenerbahce, undisclosed), Reece James (Wigan, undisclosed), Ben Amos (Bolton, free), Ben Pearson, Joe Rothwell (both Barnsley, loan), Rafael (Lyon, undisclosed), Angel Di Maria (Paris St Germain, undisclosed), Jonny Evans (West Brom, undisclosed), Saidy Janko (Celtic, undisclosed), Tyler Blackett (Celtic, loan), Adnan Januzaj (Borussia Dortmund, loan), Javier Hernandez (Bayer Leverkusen, £73m), Anders Lindegaard (West Brom, undisclosed)

Newcastle
Ins: Georginio Wijnaldum (PSV Eindhoven, £144m), Aleksandar Mitrovic (Anderlecht, undisclosed), Chancel Mbemba (Anderlecht, undisclosed), Ivan Toney (Northampton, undisclosed), Florian Thauvin (Marseille, undisclosed)

Outs: Jonas Gutierrez (released), Ryan Taylor (Hull, free), Adam Campbell (Notts County, compensation), Sammy Ameobi (Cardiff, loan), Remy Cabella (Marseille, loan), Mehdi Abeid (Panathinaikos, undisclosed), Shane Ferguson (Millwall, loan), Jak Alnwick (Port Vale, loan), Remie Streete (Port Vale, free), Adam Armstrong (Coventry, loan), Freddie Woodman (Crawley, loan), Olivier Kemen (Lyon, undisclosed)

Norwich
Ins: Graham Dorrans (West Brom, undisclosed), Youssouf Mulumbu (West Brom, free), Robbie Brady (Hull, undisclosed), Andre Wisdom (Liverpool, loan), Dieumerci Mbokani (Dynamo Kiev, loan), Jake Kean (Blackburn, free), Matt Jarvis (Westn Ham, loan)

Outs: Cameron McGeehan (Luton, undisclosed), Mark Bunn (Aston Villa, free), Sam Kelly (Port Vale, free), Carlton Morris (Hamilton, loan), Remi Matthews (Burton, loan), Michael Turner (Sheffield Wednesday, loan), Ricky van Wolfswinkel (Real Betis, loan), Jacob Murphy (Coventry, loan), Josh Murphy (MK Dons, loan), Bradley Johnson (Derby County, undisclosed)

Southampton
Ins: Juanmi (Malaga, undisclosed), Cedric Soares (Sporting Lisbon, undisclosed), Maarten Stekelenburg (Fulham, loan), Cuco Martina (FC Twente, undisclosed), Jordy Clasie (Feyenoord, £84m), Steven Caulker (QPR, loan), Oriol Romeu (Chelsea, undisclosed), Harry Lewis (Shrewsbury, undisclosed), Virgil van Dijk (Celtic, undisclosed)

Outs: Nathaniel Clyne (Liverpool, £12m), Dani Osvaldo (released), Cody Cropper (MK Dons, free), Morgan Schneiderlin (Manchester United, undisclosed), Artur Boruc (Bournemouth, free), Emmanuel Mayuka (Metz, undisclosed), Sam Gallagher (MK Dons, loan), Jack Stephens (Middlesbrough, loan), Jordan Turnbull (Swindon, loan)

Stoke
Ins: Jakob Haugaard (FC Midtjylland, undisclosed), Philipp Wollscheid (Bayer Leverkusen, undisclosed), Joselu (Hannover, £574m), Shay Given (Aston Villa, free), Marco van Ginkel (Chelsea, loan), Glen Johnson (Liverpool, free), Moha El Ouriachi (Barcelona, undisclosed), Xherdan Shaqiri (Inter Milan, £12m), Ibrahim Afellay (Barcelona, free), Sergio Molina (Real Madrid, undisclosed)

Outs: Robert Huth (Leicester, undisclosed), Steven Nzonzi (Sevilla, £7m), Asmir Begovic (Chelsea, undisclosed), Thomas Sorensen (released), Wilson Palacios (released), Andy Wilkinson (released), Jamie Ness (Scunthorpe, free)

Sunderland
Ins: Sebastian Coates (Liverpool, undisclosed), Adam Matthews (Celtic, £2m), Jeremain Lens (Dynamo Kiev, undisclosed), Younes Kaboul (Tottenham, undisclosed), Ola Toivonen (Rennes, loan), Yann M'Vila (Rubin Kazan, loan), Fabio Borini (Liverpool, undisclosed), DeAndre Yedlin (Tottenham, loan)

Outs: El-Hadji Ba (Charlton, undisclosed), Santiago Vergini (Getafe, loan), Connor Wickham (Crystal Palace, undisclosed), Emanuele Giaccherini (Bologna, loan), Jordan Pickford (Preston, loan)

Swansea
Ins: Andre Ayew (Marseille, free), Franck Tabanou (St Etienne, £35m), Kristoffer Nordfeldt (Heerenveen, undisclosed), Eder (Braga, undisclosed), Ollie McBurnie (Bradford, undisclosed), Botti Biabi (Falkirk, undisclosed), Josh Vickers (Arsenal, free)

Outs: Jazz Richards (Fulham, undisclosed), Kenji Gorre (ADO Den Haag, loan), Modou Barrow (Blackburn, loan), Stephen Kingsley (Crewe, loan), Nathan Dyer (Leicester, loan)

Tottenham
Ins: Kevin Wimmer (Cologne, £4m), Kieran Trippier (Burnley, undisclosed), Toby Alderweireld (Atletico Madrid, undisclosed), Clinton Njie (Lyon, undisclosed), Son Heung-min (Bayer Leverkusen, £22m)

Outs: Paulinho (Guangzhou Evergrande, £99m), Jordan Archer (Millwall, free), Lewis Holtby (Hamburg, undisclosed), Etienne Capoue (Watford, undisclosed), Younes Kaboul (Sunderland, undisclosed), Benjamin Stambouli (Paris St Germain, undisclosed), Christian Ceballos (Charlton, free), Vlad Chiriches (Napoli, undisclosed), Alexander McQueen (Carlisle, free), Grant Ward (Rotherham, loan), Grant Hall (QPR, undisclosed), Shaquile Coulthirst (Wigan, loan), Connor Ogilvie (Stevenage, loan), Roberto Soldado (Villarreal, undisclosed), Ismail Azzaoui (Wolfsburg, undisclosed), Ryan Fredericks (Bristol City, undisclosed), Bongani Khumalo (released), DeAndre Yedlin (Sunderland, loan), Aaron Lennon (Everton, undisclosed)

Watford
Ins: Sebastian Prodl (Werder Bremen, free), Giedrius Arlauskis (Steaua Bucharest, free), Matej Vydra (Udinese, undisclosed), Etienne Capoue (Tottenham, undisclosed), Valon Behrami (Hamburg, undisclosed), Miguel Britos (Napoli, undisclosed) Jose Manuel Jurado (Spartak Moscow), Jose Holebas (Roma, undisclosed), Steven Berghuis (AZ Alkmaar, undisclosed), Nathan Ake (Chelsea, loan), Allan Nyom (Granada, undisclosed), Alessandri Diamanti (Guangzhou Evergrande, loan), Obbi Oulare (Club Brugge, undisclosed), Adlene Guedioura (Crystal Palace, undisclosed), Victor Ibarbo (Roma, loan)

Outs: Lewis McGugan, Fernando Forestieri (both Sheffield Wednesday, undisclosed), Juanfran (Deportivo La Coruna, loan), Diego Fabbrini (Middlesbrough, loan), Jonathan Bond (Reading, undisclosed), Uche Ikpeazu (Port Vale, loan), Luke O'Nien (Wycombe, free), Sean Murray (Wigan, loan), Daniel Pudil (Sheffield Wednesday, loan), Gabriele Angella (QPR, loan)

West Brom
Ins: James McClean (Wigan, undisclosed), James Chester (Hull, undisclosed), Rickie Lambert (Liverpool, undisclosed), Salomon Rondon (Zenit St Petersburg, £12m), Serge Gnabry (Arsenal, loan), Jonny Evans (Manchester United, undisclosed), Anders Lindegaard (Manchester United, undisclosed)

Outs: Graham Dorrans (Norwich, undisclosed), Alex Jones (Birmingham, free), Kemar Roofe (Oxford, undisclosed), Bradley Garmston (Gillingham, free), Youssouf Mulumbu (Norwich, free) Jason Davidson (Huddersfield, free), Donervon Daniels (Wigan, free), Liam O'Neil (Chesterfield, undisclosed), Wesley Atkinson (Notts County, free), Georgios Samaras (released), Chris Baird (Derby, free), Brown Ideye (Olympiacos, undisclosed), Joleon Lescott (Aston Villa, undisclosed)

West Ham
Ins: Darren Randolph (Birmingham, free), Pedro Obiang (Sampdoria, undisclosed), Dimitri Payet (Marseille, undisclosed), Angelo Ogbonna (Juventus, undisclosed), Manuel Lanzini (Al Jazira, loan), Carl Jenkinson (Arsenal, loan), George Dobson (Arsenal, undisclosed), Alex Song (Barcelona, loan), Victor Moses (Chelsea, loan), Nikica Jelavic (Hull, undisclosed), Michail Antonio (Nottingham Forest, undisclosed)

Outs: Dan Potts (Luton, free), Stewart Downing (Middlesbrough, undisclosed), Diego Poyet (MK Dons, loan), Kevin Nolan (released), Modibo Maiga (Al Nassr, undisclosed), Carlton Cole (released), Guy Demel (undisclosed), Jussi Jaaskelainen (released), Nene (released), Paul McCallum (Leyton Orient, free), Reece Burke (Bradford, loan), Matt Jarvis (Norwich, loan)

Source: http://www.espnfc.co.uk/story/2591880/real-madrid-explain-david-de-gea-transfer-failure

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I want you to do a test on your qsat step below
1. Goto *ax or *Mc channel When you qsat Start showing quickly remove the Sim
And tell me how many minutes or second b4 it will scrambled and loose signal

When I did that, it continueed to show for like 45 seconds, then it wrote scambled then it shows expired then scamble again (the picture remained freezed)

I want to sell my 2week plus brand new qsat q26g Decoder..preloaded with free Dstv for 6, months.call me on .thanks

Please, my **5ni on q26g always show for 2mins then scamble for like 1mins, then shows again then scramble again and so on, of and off. Please what can I do

Immediate past Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh Thursday confessed that when he assumed office as the CDS, he headed a armed forces that lacked the relevant equipment and motivation to fight an enemy (Boko Haram terrorists) that was invisible and embedded with the local populace.
Badeh made the confession just as he pointed out that the decision of certain countries (which he did not name), to deny Nigeria weapons to prosecute the war against Boko Haram, added to the challenges the military faced.
Delivering his valedictory speech at his pulling out ceremony in Abuja Thursday, Badeh said, “Notwithstanding the modest successes we recorded in the fight against terror, I must say that the task or coordinating the military and other security agencies in the fight against the insurgents, is perhaps the most complex and challenging assignment I have had in my 38 years in service”.
Other challenges he said he faced included “the exploitation of a serious national security issue by a section of the media and the political class to gain political mileage”.
“Furthermore, the activities of fifth columnists in the military and other security agencies who leaked operational plans and other sensitive military information to the terrorists, combined to make the fight against the insurgents particularly difficult”.
Continuing he said, “The activities of these unpatriotic members of the military not only blunted the effectiveness of the fight, but also led to the needless deaths of numerous officers and men who unwittingly fell into ambushes prepared by terrorists who had advanced warning of the approach of such troops”.
“Permit me to also add here, that nation’s militaries are equipped and trained in peace time, for the conflicts they expect to confront in the future. Unfortunately, that has not been our experience as a nation. Over the years, the military was neglected and under-equipped to ensure the survival of certain regimes, while other regimes, based on advice from some foreign nations deliberately reduced the size of the military and underfunded it”.
“Unfortunately, our past leaders accepted such recommendations without appreciating our peculiarities as a third world military which does not have the technological advantage that could serve as force multipliers and compensate for reduced strength”.
“Accordingly, when faced with the crises in the North East and other parts of the country, the military was overstretched and had to embark on emergency recruitments and trainings, which were not adequate to prepare troops for the kind of situation we found ourselves in”.
“It is important therefore for the government to decide on the kind of military force it needs by carrying out a comprehensive review of the nation’s military force structure to determine the size, capability and equipment holding required to effectively defend the nation and provide needed security” Badeh said.
“Despite these challenges, I am glad to note that a lot was achieved during our time in the fight against terror. The achievements are largely due to the commitment, patriotism, and fighting spirit of our men and women in uniform who saw the fight against terror as a task that must be accomplished no matter the odds and in spite of the campaign of calumny against the military by a section of the media and their foreign collaborators” he noted.
Expressing happiness with “the teeming populace that have continued to stand behind their military”, Badeh said, “Our true friends who stood by us in our time of need and provided us the weapons we are now using to conduct the operations will always have a special place in our hearts. I must also mention the support and cooperation we have continued to enjoy from our neighbouring countries”.
On his advice to the nation, the former CDS said, “I want to state emphatically that no nation can achieve its full potentials by totally depending on other nations for its Defence needs. The lessons of the civil war and ongoing war against terror where certain countries frustrated our attempts to procure much needed weapons are very instructive”.
“Again, as I always said, when the nation is at war, it is not the military alone that is at war, it is the entire nation. Accordingly, every segment of society must see itself contributing to the overall war effort by presenting a united front against a common enemy”.
“Therefore, I appeal to the relevant agencies of government to mobilize the huge human and material resources we have in this country towards the development of vibrant Defence Industrial Complex that would contribute to meeting our critical arms and equipment needs. This is crucial if we must reduce our total dependence on foreign sources of supply for critically needed arms”.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/terrorism-i-headed-a-military-that-lacked-equipment-motivation-to-fight-badeh/

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Ok it is wrong for them to tell their members to vote for buhari but it is right for oyedepo and other pastors to tell their members to vote for jonathan?

President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday called on members of the Peoples Democratic Party to come together to work to build a stronger party that would retain power in subsequent elections.

He spoke at the presiddential Villa while receiving the PDP Presidential Campaign Organization’s (PCO) report from its Director General, Ahmadu Ali.

While warning members of the party who are defecting to other parties that they would be worse off, president Jonathan noted that despite losing the presidential, the PDP still remains a formidable party.
He said though he did not consult anybody before calling General Buhari to concede defeat, the president said he did so on behalf of all members of the party.

“I still believe though we have lost presidential elections, some national assembly elections, governorship elections especially in the north, PDP is still the dominant party. Let us not judge PDP by the result of the elections for the presidential elections.”

“Our duty is to go back and identify areas of challenges ‎so that the party will come up strong and play the role as a very strong party. PDP is still the most organized party, is still the party that is not owned by anybody, is still the party that whatever you are you can get to any level with your competences and so on.”

“So I encourage members of our party to remain loyal to the party, not to be so disillusioned because we lost presidential election and decide to go where they think they will fill their stomachs or something. Is not easy I have been here for five years plus, you hardly satisfy even 15 perent of those who work for you.

“Those people running and those already cross-carpeting, they will come back on an empty stomach because they will touch the primary members of their party, before they get to you, they know you are coming because you are hungry, before it will get to you the food will be gone.”

While stressing that the PDP remains a formidable party, president Jonathan insinuated that even in those areas thatb “If you look at the result, the difference is just 2.5 million votes and if you look at the areas where it is perceived that PDP scored so low, PDP couldn’t have gotten those kinds of scores but the elections are over, the country first.”

“It is not as if Jonathan alone made the sacrifice it’s all of us. I made the pronouncement but some of us are paying the prize. Some people pay more prize than I do, I know how some of you are already being persecuted and the kind of situation facing you. The key thing is that we must continue to unite, as a party we must continue to work hard so that as we go into subsequentelections 2019, 2023 and so on and so forth, PDP will continue to come up strong. Even in the interest of the nation, we need PDP.” He said

He urged the members to be committed to the party so that they can jointly face the challenges ahead of the party.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/defecting-pdp-members-will-come-back-on-empty-stomach-jonathan/

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Lagos Pays Retirees N32.2b
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Field Battle of Secondary Schools And Central Branches in Ejigbo...MSSN
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Gunmen In Uniform Raid Jonathan’s Aide’s Home
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Five, Including Six-month-old Baby Burnt To Death As Bus Bursts Into Flames In Lagos
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Female Cultists Attack, Inject Student With Strange Substance
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Couple Stabs 10-year -old Girl In Private Parts
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Forgive Me, Fayose Begs APC
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Polls: PDP Chieftains Demand Mu’azu’s Resignation
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Jonathan Demands N2trn Election Funds Refund, Audit
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Why My Cabinet Will Be Small – Buhari
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Finally, APC Zones Speaker To Southwest, SGF To S'East
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Mark Plots Return As Senate President
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Row As FG Concedes $470m National Security System To Private Firm
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Seven Battle For Lagos Assembly Speakership Seat
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Chibok Girls’ Kidnap, Plot Against Jonathan –Okupe
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Give Us Kwankwaso As FCT Minister, Abuja Professionals Begs Buhari
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50 Nigerians Attacked In S’Africa
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NANS Threatens South African Businesses In Nigeria
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Nigerian Herbal Drug Can Cure Cancer – American Researchers
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I Went Into Armed Robbery To Feed My Baby, Pay School Fees – Nursing mother
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We’ve Been Hiring Nannies Online For Four Years — Father
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Our Deity Responsible For Deaths — Irele Chief
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APC Zones Senate Presidency To N'central, Speaker To N'east
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APC Rejects May 28 Handover Date
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Huge Debts Await Buhari, In-coming Govs
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Strange Ondo Disease Linked To Exhumed Corpse
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PDP Pulls Out Of Rescheduled Edo Assembly Poll
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13 Political Parties Boycott Bayelsa Assembly Poll Today
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Boko Haram Slits Throats Of 12 As Army Tries To Save Civilians
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PDP Will Not Insult Buhari – Metuh •Come And Learn Opposition Spokesmanship From Me – Lai Mohammed
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Impeachment: Labour Grounds Ekiti, Banks Shut
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Defection: Supreme Court Orders Ondo Rep To Vacate Seat
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Buhari, Ezekwesili, Shekau Among TIME’s 100 Most Influential Persons
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Electricity Supply To Hit 5,500 Megawatts
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How Abducted Orekoya Boys Became Friends With Kidnapper’s Children
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Kidnapping Is Our Family Business, Says Arrested Nanny
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FG Approves Forensic Audit Of NDPHC Accounts
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Groups Threaten To Protest Nude If Aisha Alhassan Is Intimidated
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David-west To Okonjo-iweala: Buhari Doesn’t Need Your Advice
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Revealed: Plot To Abduct Jega During Presidential Poll
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Two Enugu PDP Members Struggle For Certificate Of Return
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Refusal To Respect Single-term Agreement Caused PDP’s Defeat – Aliyu
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S’African Attacks: FG Directs Nigerians To Remain Indoors
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Xenophobic: Kenya To Evacuate Citizens From South Africa
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Attacks: Zambian Radio Stops Playing S’African Music
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Xenophobic Attacks: South Africa Begs Nigeria, Others; Pledges To Bring Perpetrators To Justice
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We Won't Apologise, Foreigners Are Not Welcome -south Africa King Replies
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FACT-CHECK: Xenophobia: South Africans Lying; Immigrants Not Stealing Jobs As Claimed
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My Husband No Longer Has Erection, He Can’t Rape –Wife Of Rape Suspect
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Travails Of 11-year-old Left To Die On Street By Father
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He Drank Poison Over N1m Loan – Accused Widow Of Pharmacist
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Groom Attempts Suicide At Wedding After Seeing “Ugly” Bride For The First Time
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Nigerian Man Stabs Fiancée To Death In Texas
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Killer Disease Breaks Out In Zambia
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Communities Where Residents Use Same River For Cooking, Drinking, Bathing And Defecating
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Federal High Court in Lagos has declared as unlawful the restriction of citizens’ movement during the monthly Lagos enviromental sanitation exercise.

Justice Mohammed Idris, in a judgment delivered on Monday, held that such restriction of movement, in the name of sanitation, amounted to a violation of the citizens’ right to personal liberty and freedom of movement protected by sections 35 and 41 of the Constitution.

He therefore voided the power of the Lagos State Government and its agent to arrest any citizen found moving between 7am and 10am on the last Saturday of every month when the enviromental sanitation exercise is observed.

Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/court-nullifies-movement-restriction-during-lagos-monthly-sanitation/

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Yes or No?

All of creation goes back to the Creator Who created all things. No one created Him; He created everything other than Himself. This is what makes sense and is logical. This Creator is Allaah, may He be glorified and exalted.

With regard to what our religion tells us, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) told us about this question, where it comes from, and how to respond to it.

Abu Hurayrah (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “People will keep on asking questions until someone will say, ‘Allaah created the universe, but who created Allaah?’ Whoever encounters anything like that, let him say, ‘Amantu Billaah (I believe in Allaah).’”

The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The Shaytaan will come to one of you and say, ‘Who created the heaven? Who created the earth?’ He will say, ‘Allaah’” – then he mentioned something similar (to the previous report), and added, “And His Messengers.” [i.e., amantu Billaah wa Rusulihi = I believe in Allaah and His Messengers]

The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The Shaytaan will come to one of you and say, ‘Who created such and such?’ until he says to him, ‘Who created your Lord?’ When it reaches that stage, let him seek refuge with Allaah [say A’oodhu Billaahi min ash-shaytaan ir-rajeem = I seek refuge with Allaah from the accursed Shaytaan] and stop thinking about it.”

The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The Shaytaan will come to a person and say, ‘Who created such and such…’” and he narrated the whole report. (Imaam Muslim, 134).

In these ahaadeeth (Prophetic narrations) we see:

Where this question comes from – from the Shaytaan;

How to deal with it, which is:

to stop pursuing these thoughts and these tricks of the Shaytaan

to say, “I believe in Allaah and His Messengers”

to seek refuge with Allaah from the Shaytaan.

It was also reported that one should spit drily three times to one’s left, and recite Qul Huwa Allaahu ahad.

(See "Problems and Solutions" in the Shaykh’s Books section of this website).

3. With regard to the prior existence of Allaah, our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) has told us about this, for example:

He (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “O Allaah, You are the First and there is nothing before You; O Allaah, You are the Last and there is nothing after You.” (Narrated by Muslim, 2713)

He (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Allaah existed when there was nothing apart from Him.” According to another report: “There was nothing before Him.” (Narrated by al-Bukhaari; the first report 3020; the second report 6982).

This is in addition to what is stated in the aayaat (verses) of the Qur’aan. The believer believes without a doubt, the non Muslim denies and the munaafiq (hypocrite) doubts. We ask Allaah to grant us sincere and certain faith with no doubts. And Allaah is the Source of strength.

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SAI BUHARI

barcanista:
My guy, let them continue to show the world their intolerance and undemocratic characters. A progressive is the vile and bitter broom carrier who attacks dissenting views and sing hosanna to praise singers.

CHAI!!!, finally, barcanista too don see see his own share out of the national cake (PDP 21billion campaign money), praising those you have castigated before, only money can do that, just like FFK, abi you wan deny am?

Before PDP is not good for nigeria and now APC is not good for Nigeria according to you, if both partys are not good for nigeria then the normal thing a normal person will do is to continue to castigate both party and look for nother party like KOWA party to praise, why choose another PDP? As anything change in them?

BrosPeter:
The Sudanese leader is lying, Buhari is the one sponsoring bokoharam. Everybody in Nigeria knows it, let Sudanese president believe what he wants to believe.

You must be a decorated fool to say that