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PMBisaterrorist:
What is this na?? Haba




Another explanation to this is needed... like they are hausa's impersonating igbos

Or this is ohanaeze youth version of the yoruba's

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Buhari should implement the 5000# asap or betterstill provide enabling environment for job creation so that these jobless people can have job

chukwudi44:
minority of Nigerians youths support saraki fact!!!

Fixed

Ok

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Almost time up for Saraki. Anyway, justice delay is justice denied.
Thanks for Justice Danladi Umar.

TANTUMERGO007:
SARAKI has done no wrong, i don't know when we would start appreciating our leaders, people that wanna take this country to the greater height. SARAKI deserves our prayers and supports. sai oloyeee




*ISTANDWITHSARAKI

Yes, you are entitled to your opinion but that won't deter the CCT from doing is job.
Moreover, the CCT is yet to deliver his judgement so don't assume Saraki is guilty or not. It left to Saraki to defend himself with all the 80 lawyers he hired.

Eni ti ko ba je gbi, ko ni ku gbi.

Fayose does not have their time, he is busy with Buharism. They should please endure. As far as Fayose is providing them with "stomach infrastructure " then the rest are nullify

LAGOS, April 17 (Xinhua) -- Nigeria's plan to increase the availability of renminbi (Yuan) has already favored the Naira against the U.S. dollar, a top official with the Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria said Sunday.

Aminu Gwadabe, President of the Association disclosed this to reporters in Abuja, saying since the announcement, the Naira had appreciated by 10 naira against the dollar.

The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd and the Central Bank of Nigeria signed a deal on Yuan transactions, as a way to resuscitate the current currency slump in Nigeria.

The deal meant the Yuan will flow freely around Nigerian banks and will even be included in the country's foreign exchange reserves.

Since 2014 when Yuan was recognized as a likely global reserve currency, Ghana, South Africa and Zimbabwe have integrated the currency into their financial markets.

Gwadabe said the dollar was now changing for 310 as against the former rate of 320 and predicted that once the policy is in force, the price of dollar will continue to fall.

He told reporters that this new policy will help the informal payment sector.

"You know more than 50 percent of foreign businesses in Nigeria is with China and before now, Nigerians doing business in China have to change their money to dollar, then from dollar to Yuan," he added.

"You can all testify to the number of made in China things in the country. So if small and large businesses can convert straight to Yuan, it's better," he told reporters.

He urged the CBN to monitor the development closely for effective implementation of the policy.


http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2016-04/17/c_135287363.htm

dukie25:
Your link says
http://busyghana.com/uk-expresses-support-buharis-anti-graft-war/


And you expect anyone to believe you, why not post a UK link?

But you would have believe the same story if he was criticising Buhari and i am 100% sure you wouldn't ask for link either too. I doubt also if you read the news at all, if you do then you forgot to read this part Hurd told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Sunday

The United Kingdom is fully behind President Muhammadu Buhari in the ongoing efforts by his administration to rid Nigeria of corruption, Mr Nick Hurd, the UK Minister for International Development, has said.

Hurd told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Sunday that fighting corruption was critical to transforming Nigeria’s future.

“We have been very active in supporting President Muhammadu Buhari`s campaign against corruption in Nigeria and we think it is fundamental to transform the future of the country.

“We fully support priorities that the President has given to tackling corruption in Nigeria.

“We feel that corruption is absolutely the right priority and we want to support him in that, “ he said.

The minister urged the federal government to focus on public sector reforms aimed at making corruption unattractive to workers and the general public.

He pointed out that there was so much workers in the public sector could do to reduce corruption through effective accounting systems.

Hurd told NAN that his country was working with the Federal Government and the Civil Society Organisations on attitudinal change in the Nigerian society.

“We think corruption holds Nigeria back and for every pound that is taken out of the public system through corruption, is a pound that could be spent educating children.

“It is a pound that could be spent educating girls and developing the health system that the country can be proud of.

“That is the kind of attitude that we would like to encourage and, therefore, we support the President in that, “ he said.

Hurd said that the UK Prime Minister David Cameron, like President Buhari, is also passionate to rid his country of corruption.

“Which is why next month, he (Cameron) is holding an anti-corruption summit in London and we very much hope that Nigeria will be well represented in that conference.

“The conference will bring together world leaders to discuss corruption and their plans to tackle it in their countries; so corruption is a very big issue for us, “ he said.


http://busyghana.com/uk-expresses-support-buharis-anti-graft-war/


Mynd44 lalasticlala

Congrats JideTheBlogger

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The fates patients on admission at the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital are now hanging in the balance owing to a strike embarked on by members of the Association of Resident Doctors (ARD) because of unpaid four months salaries.

When journalists visited the university teaching hospital on Saturday, some of the patients complained that the doctors had practically abandoned their duty posts since Monday April 11 and this had deprived them of efficient medical treatments.

Some of the patients, who spoke under anonymity , said those diagnosed for critical ailments had pressed for referral to private hospitals and Federal Teaching Hospital , Ido Ekiti, to prevent sudden death.

A top member of the hospital’s management team who reacted to the strike under anonymity because he was not authorized to speak said:

“We are speaking to the striking doctors , but it seems as if they are recalcitrant , they didn’t want to bow to pressure at all.



http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/04/16/patients-groan-as-doctors-strike-paralyses-ekiti-teaching-hospital/

Ok

God Bless The Nigeria Army
Peace Must Be Restore To Nigeria
God Bless PMB
God Bless Nigerians

Our twitter Senator won't talk now but if it happens in APC state he will be the 1st to talk about unCommonSense

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unpredictedone:
my dear,fct is'nt like states mentioned above.mind u that's where most of the so called mighty-politians camps. not that pdp wouldn't have won almost all the area councils; apc chieftains andeven some ministers got involved in the mendacious ill success of apc in fct. i so much pity bwari area council and municipal that's where the most silent manipulation took place. the manipution started after it was discovered pdp would take over all the area council, the election was postpond to pave way for apc's plans. i still can't belv even the fct minister also got engaged finacially just to make sure d manipulation was successful.initially their plans was to arrest all pdp chieftains who resist their threats;som w arrested on election day some ran for their lives nd apc got its way.

when pdp won in 2013 , same principle you stated must have been applied then also. The fact is Nigeria is not yet fully mature for "democracy" what we are practicing is "democrazy"

Poor him

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Ok

Flexherbal:
I do not trust this present INEC.
INEC was better during Jega's time.

tinkinjow:
Where and when results favour or easily manipulated to favour APC the winners are announced. When PDP wins clearly and fairly the elections are declared inconclusive.

When the time comes thier current cheerleaders will be the saddest of mourners.

Fraud in INEC, yet PDP won in Bayelsa, Rivers Re-Run, Osun Ife Central , Abia Central , Akwa Ibom Re-Run e.t.c don't be like an hypocrite Always remember that 2 parties can't win the same sit.

Our dear Twitter Senate president should come to their aid as he does for people of Osun State

Asks Dickson to pay state’s obligations
Batch ‘A’ members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), who passed out, yesterday, trooped to the streets of Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, to protest the state’s government inability to pay their transport allowances.

It was gathered that the corps members took their grievances to the Government House after receiving their discharge certificates.

But the Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Mr. Jonathan Obuebite, reportedly addressed the protesters.

Obuebite said the government was zealous at promoting the interests of corps members in the state.

He said their allowances would be paid in full adding that the money had been approved by the government.

Also addressing the protesters, the Zonal Inspector, Ajike O. E assured them that their money would be given to them in cash by today at the zonal office Yenagoa.

But of the corp members, Alfred Ivanson who served in Brass Local Government Area said he could not travel to reunite with his family because of the government’s inability to pay his N5000 transport allowance.

He pleaded with Governor Seriake Dickson to pay all the allowances due for corps members to enable them go home.


http://thenationonlineng.net/bayelsa-corps-members-protest-unpaid-allowance/

Chikpat:
Who is Bruce? Lets be more serious please!

according to twitter, Bruce is anything that resemble Obama but think like Obanikoro.
Or Bruce is someone that preaches Made In Nigeria but yet went ahead to Print his Common Sense book in USA.
Bruce can also be a lion on Twitter but coward in Senate.

Bethelwealthy:
..........election results direct from the surgical room of APC-INEC manipulations...............INEC is sold out.

SammyGyang:
That speaks about the fraud that is in this current INEC. I shame on them. Buhari has destroyed our democracy

Fraud in INEC, yet PDP won in Bayelsa, Rivers Re-Run, Osun Ife Central , Abia Central , Akwa Ibom Re-Run e.t.c don't be like an hypocrite Always remember that 2 parties can't win the same sit.

I grew up in northern Nigeria but left nine years ago after becoming disenfranchised. I felt that the elite that run the country were deliberately underfunding education and the health system to undermine young people from humble backgrounds so that they do not have the opportunity to change the country. I left for the UK to study at the University of Sussex, where I completed an undergraduate degree in economics and international relations, before embarking on a master’s degree. I had an audacious dream to return to Nigeria and use the knowledge I acquired at university to fight for social justice.

Getting to the UK in the first place was not easy. Like the majority of people who apply to visit or study in the UK from an African country, my initial application was rejected and it was only after three appeals that the Home Office finally granted me permission to study here. Had I not been so passionate about education I may not have persevered with fighting against all the roadblocks the Home Office placed in my path.

In 2008, while in the UK, I began to feel unwell. After a series of tests I was diagnosed with the blood-borne virus hepatitis B. I have no idea how I contracted it although it might have been from sharing razor blades back in Nigeria. Tragically my two brothers also contracted the disease and died from it. It is hard to describe what a huge impact their loss has had on my life.

Everything changed after I was diagnosed. Unfortunately my condition is quite advanced and so my only option for long-term survival is a liver transplant. In the meantime my condition needs to be closely monitored. The treatment I need to keep me alive is not available in Nigeria.

My student visa expired in 2011 and I applied to remain in the UK on medical grounds. Since then I have been involved in a series of unsuccessful appeals with the Home Office who issued me with a deportation notice earlier this year.

The Home Office is tightening immigration rules all the time. My university cannot support me to finish the final part of my master’s because if it does so it will be in breach of the immigration rules and might have its licence revoked. In 2013, a campaign was launched to appeal to the Home Office to let me remain in the UK. Some of the students at the university who support me recently occupied one of the university buildings in protest against my threatened forced removal from the UK.

I am not a health tourist who has parachuted into the UK in search of free NHS treatment. I became ill part-way through a legitimate course of study and a legitimate stay in the UK approved by the Home Office. The thought of returning to Nigeria to my mother, who has already endured the emotional and psychological torture of losing two sons so that she can watch her third son die too, is unbearable.

I now consider the UK to be my home. I have laid down roots here and have incredible support from friends, colleagues and tutors. Thanks to my excellent experience at university I am well placed to work hard and get skilled employment here. I have so much to contribute: I have drive and ambition, I want to work and pay my taxes and make a positive difference to the UK. If I return home my deterioration will be rapid and I will not survive as the medical treatment I need to keep me alive is not available there.

The Home Office exercises discretion about who it decides can stay and who it forces to leave. In my case, it has the power over life and death. I am appealing to the Home Office to let me stay and be a useful and positive member of society here. In short I am asking the Home Office not to send me back to my death but to save my life.

• Sign the petition opposing Luqman Onikosi’s deportation here


http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/apr/14/home-office-please-dont-deport-death-luqman-onikosi-nigeria

Mynd44 lalasticlala

BlackXtar:
What I meant was when can I go and get the sim card

u can get the sim on nairaland cos that is the only place ntel is functioning.


Seriously, do you think ntel is truly ready officially, no physical address, no jingles both on TV and Radio, i believe they will lunch before December 31 2016

great664 it seems you are Ben Bruce Murray new PA. Kindly help us to ask him when will he (Ben Bruce Murray) donate his cupboard allowance to people of Bayelsa the same way he donate to Osun when their salaries was not paid ?

Buhari should please resend it cos at the long run it will benefit the common man not the foolish sinators

KissCODE According to Senator Ashafa the Hon. Minister for Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, did inform the committee of the omission of the Lagos to Calabar rail modernisation project and indeed sent a supplementary copy of the ministry’s budget to the committee which contained the said project..