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deadZONE:
Read the story with ur brains and reply again...
the suspect said he was strolling around the pastors house when the pastor chased him with a cutlass he over powered the pastor collected the cutlass and beheaded him... meaning it was known in self defense.

Man Beheads Pastor In Calabarby victor2fresh(m):4:33pm

TWENTY seven year old Cyril Etim Ojar, who beheaded James Eni, a pastor of an Evangelical church

he over powered the pastor and hacked off his head

go for brain surgery

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off topic. Rubbish

deadZONE:
i dont believe this..
tha story does not hold much details.
anybody that can pick a cutlass and pursue
another man should not be called a pastor.

he beheaded the pastor not the other way round

hinwazaka:
They shouldn't stop at mama peace, [s]they should also waste their time on the mother of GEJ, his son, his daughter, and also all his teachers in primary and secondary school. If they could even spare some minutes in probing the doctor and nurses that delivered him into this world[/s], it would be a welcome development.

meaningless & childish comments

Lasese:
Mr. Chairman of APC I think say ur head no collect, e bi like say na Na ma milk u de take every morning.

Plz change that ur statement to OBJ, TINIBU, and others like you.

COLLECT what?

merry02:
Timpre silva nko?

natas22:
Tinubu amechi obj fashola nko what about them

sademola:
I can see ur happiness which started in 1987 is ending in 2015 cos of "headaches" NgeneUkwenu has been dishing out to ur wailers club members!!

haters are liable to die young... @ op,dont kill urself on Obj's matter

kliq:
and such response comes from a Biafra aka Deputy Chief E-Wailer

Rilwayne001:
May God punish every enemy of Nigeria's progress.

richyfunky:
God bless Nigeria, Book Haram will soon be a thing of the past just like Ebola

kropotkin2:
make I die if no be ibo boy open this thread

oponu,dindinrin. quickly go and die now

smoothlips:
Is it this bush fire,they are calling bombardment ?

yes,the bush fire is meant to eradicate those bush rats

efilefun:
Now we have a leader who gives orders and they are been followed!!!


Cc lalasticlala ishilove Abeg make Una come see sambisa ooo

that s what real combatant army general does

Abugab:
Op, don't bother yourself too much.
The office of the wife of the president will exist till 2019. Does Mitchell Obama receive or carry out her activities as wife of Barack from her home?
The office exists but the waste and undue influence has been drastically reduced.
That was the change Nigerians voted for.
Its either you ship in or ship out.

Holyfield1:
Today is my birthday...Nairalanders show some love
A thousand likes is just enough to make me happy
Thanks mod for moving this to FP
Nairalanders..Haba e never reach Ik na

many cooks spoil the broth...stop being childish

apc now becomin d party of the good, the bad &the worst people

no more free money in pdp hence their decamping. PEJ next

allanphash7:
Comparing fayose to elRufai is like comparing Obama to Jonathan

obailala:
Somethimes I just can't help but wonder, what is Fayose doing in terms of governance in Ekiti state?... Apart from eating from one roadside buka to the other or buying kpomo or tomato or attacking the federal government, what is Fayose doing in his state in terms of infrastructure?

Would be glad to see pictures or just testimonies from people living in Ekiti.

This is not the Nigeria that Muhammadu Buhari promised us in the build-up towards the presidential election. Neither is it the one he promised after he had won.
In a nationally-televised speech, hours after his declaration as president-elect, Buhari had told Nigerians: "Boko Haram will soon know the strength of our collective will."
Fast-forward three months, and it instead looks as if it was the Boko Haram commander who directed that statement towards the Nigerian people.
In less than three months of Buhari's reign, the gory era of terrorism is back in Nigeria, and the insurgents are furiously striking the people again and again.

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2015/07/boko-haram-return-buhari-150726100653152.html

richardjemedafe1:
if i send back that money make i shit rice and beans

that sum cant redeem your image(if u have)when it s tarnished

write2obi:
This is what you get when you refuse to seek legal advice before purchasing a land. How can one have several millions to build a house, but refuse to pay a million or 2 to properly check if he is buying a genuine land.


Kobo wise...... Naira foolish.

MissEse:
Crave to own a property. People don't go to the right source when acquiring a land. What a big loss.

expertman:
Lol funny people. Wetin concern me with eating of hearts?

If he like make he no eat the head.

[s]All I want is PMB to declare his asset publicly as he promised[/s].

Iya basira abeg give me 40naira beans,3 pomo and 100Naira bread ojare

@ the bold, stale and no longer funny

Chykeboss:
this news is becoming boring and stale

The Conference of Nigerian Political Parties has expressed outrage over the recent suggestion by the National Peace Committee led by a former Head of State, Abdulsalami Abubakar, that President Muhammadu Buhari should tread cautiously in the fight against corruption.

The spokesperson of the committee and Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, while speaking to journalists in Abuja on Tuesday, asked Mr. Buhari to follow due process in the ongoing anti-graft war.

He also said former President Goodluck Jonathan did some spectacular things that the incumbent president would appreciate.

The CNPP, in a statement on Friday by its spokesperson, Osita Okechukwu, described the view of the committee as “subtle and scary blackmail,” which could wittingly or unwittingly dampen the raging momentum of the war against corruption being waged by the president.

“We sincerely believe with time the war against corruption will touch even unintended persons, groups and quarters; with the impeccable antecedent of Mr President. Let the music play on as looters have nowhere to hide,” it said.

The group said it had carefully perused the mandate of the committee but could not locate where the issue of stolen funds featured.

Stating that it was at a loss why the NPC skipped its brief, the CNPP said it was worried that the committee, which also has the Sultan of Sokoto has a member, had been “allowed to continue to do what only God knows.”

It added, “It is our candid view that why more Nigerian voters voted for President Buhari than for our dear ex-president, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR; is simply the confidence the voters had in the integrity and transparency quotient of Mr. President.

“In other words, the social contract between President Buhari and Nigerians is to wage strident war against corruption, and return stolen funds for the development of our dilapidated social and physical infrastructure.

“More so this is the backbone of the change mantra, as stipulated in the All Progressives Congress’s Manifesto and commitment President Buhari made in the course of the presidential campaign. It is a debt and a bond.”

The CNPP said though it agreed that conceding defeat in primitive climes as Mr. Jonathan did after the presidential election was noble, the crass, pervasive and unbridled corruption which took place under the former president’s watch was more heinous.

It argued that protecting the former president would smack of intimidation.

The group said the Jonathan regime, like the previous ones since Nigeria’s return to civil rule in 1999, defied the timeless African tradition, which admonished leaders not to steal and if they are tempted to do so, that they should steal in such a manner that the owners will not know.

“They looted (the treasury) as if there is no tomorrow, and as if Nigerians are fools; that today we are impoverished, despondent and hapless in the midst of unprecedented oil revenue,” the CNPP said.

“Accordingly, for any group as highly placed as the National Peace Committee to resort to subtle and scary blackmail to subvert and dampen this momentum of war against corruption is to say the least – unkind cut if not ungodly cut.

“For us, the war against corruption is being waged in accordance with the spirit and letters of the law; therefore let the momentum of war against corruption continue.”

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Property owners in Ondo state can now obtain titles for them for a minimum fee of N15,000 and maximum of N25,000 even with the processing and delivery period of the certificates pegged at 8 weeks.
Giving details of the new deal at a Stakeholders meeting in his office on Friday, the state Governor, Dr Olusegun Mimiko said issuance of Certificate of Occupancy in the state will be done within eight weeks for N25,000 in urban areas, maximum of N20,000 in semi-urban areas and maximum of N15,000 in the rural areas of the state.
He said the package is as a result of government’s digitalised Certificate of Occupancy scheme which he flagged off on Thursday with some beneficiaries presented with their certificates . He enjoined stakeholders to take advantage of the scheme because according to the Governor, a house is useless to the owner without the title.
The Governor who assured the people that authentic Certificate of Occupancy is power to its owner that can be used as collateral added that the digitalised Certificate of Occupancy is the best in Nigeria and that Land is a very important resource.
He said the digitalised Certificate of Occupancy has a solid security input that cannot be forged or syndicated adding that over 14,000 properties have been demarcated in Akure and that close to 6,000 of it has been publicly displayed.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/c-of-o-now-available-for-n15000-in-ondo-ready-in-eight-weeks/

Nigeria’s oil workers on Friday criticised the on-going reform in the oil and gas industry, and vowed to take steps to protect their members’ interest.
The workers, under the aegis of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, NUPENGASSAN, described the reform as a cover-up and vindictive actions against their members. They urged President Muhammadu Buhari to call the newly appointed Group Managing Director, GMD, of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Emmanuel Kachikwu, to order by direct him to stop the on-going sack in the Corporation.
Vowing to give equal response to whatever actions of government they consider capable of suppressing worker’s interests, the unions suggested that a team should be set up immediately to review Mr. Kachikwu’s actions so far in the interest of justice, equity and fairness.
Within two weeks of the commencement of the reform, Mr. Kachikwu has carried out massive restructuring of the management of the corporation.
Apart from the sack and re-composition of the board, Mr. Kachikwu has retired 38 top management staff, pruning the top hierarchy of the corporation from 122 to 83, while reducing the operational directorates from eight to four.
New Group Executive Directors, GEDs, have since been appointed for the new directorates, along with Group General Managers, GGMs, for the various divisions, a move the new oil chief said was to rid the corporation of corruption and make it more efficient and profitable.
Regardless, the oil workers in a joint statement by the President of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, Francis Johnson, and his counterpart in the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, Igwe Achese, accused the NNPC management of executing an agenda that did not carry the workers’ unions along.
The statement, which was also signed by their General Secretaries – Bayo Olowoshile and Joseph Ogbebor respectively- also accused Mr. Kachikwu of pursuing an agenda contrary to the idea canvassed by President Muhammadu Buhari.
“While we are fully in support of the fight against corruption, the fight itself should not be turned against workers whom government swore to protect,” the oil workers said.
“The ongoing exercise portends a great danger in the oil sector if workers are meant to bear the brunt of government’s current action where the fight against corruption is now being used as an act of vindictiveness against workers.”
The on-going exercise, the oil workers said, did not show any attempt to fight corruption and block leakages, but was “an act of cover up.”
“We dare the new GMD of NNPC, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu to recover the stolen trillions of Naira in the sector than retiring and sacking of innocent workers. We are quite sure that the on-going action is not the idea of our dear President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR.”
As players in all spheres of the industry’s operation, the unions said they have been trying to meet with the President to review the on-going reforms in the NNPC, saying they have so far been kept in the dark by his protocol staff.
Despite being the representatives of organized workers in the industry, the union leaders claimed all their suggestions on the critical challenges affecting the on-going reforms were being not being considered by the authorities.
They listed the issues to include the review of industry policy and fiscal framework; cash call and counterpart funding obligations; stability of the downstream oil and gas sector; pipeline sabotage and oil theft.
On the NNPC restructuring, the oil workers said the gale of abrupt loss of jobs in the corporation was sending very wrong signals to their members throughout the oil and gas sector, particularly about their job security.
Reminding government of its promise to create jobs through the entire strata of the economy, they noted that the situation in the NNPC was likely to have the opposite effect.
“We believe people are not the problem, but the structure put in place. If there are strong structures and institutions, the organization will be a more effective place,” the unions stated.
“So instead of a blanket sacking of workers, which other organizations are likely to key into, government reforms should be geared towards putting in place effective and strong structures and institutions that will meet the numerous challenges currently bedevilling the oil and gas sector in particular and the nation in general.”

Zoharariel:
Baby; No offense buh Y do your legs look like fido-dido's legs?

I think you should concentrate more on your legs rather than chasing after Buhari's blunders.

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