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Why can't PMB deploy military to Benue is it because his kinsmen (Fulani herdsmen) are legalize to kill and he will certainly turn a blind eye to their atrocities

IG seems to have relax too much he need to have reposition Nigeria police but I think he can't do more than what he had done so we need someone to reposition Nigeria police and make it look more professional, if sacking and retirement would bring sanity into Nigeria police force it is a welcome idea.

as long as police keep collecting N50 and there are road block, he will not be able to bring the needed change to NPF, NPF is in failed state.

how can nigeria effect change in the nigeria police force cos nigeria police are becoming nuisance

Fejiro Oliver

I have deliberately kept this story for a
day such as this when the governorship
election will be close and the candidate
of Babangida Aliyu, Niger State
Governor, Umar Nasko will be
contesting. Call it a report to witch
hunt Aliyu and Nasko and you won’t be
wrong. Call it a revelation of the dying
minutes to cause bad blood for the duo
and you will also not be wrong.
For months I have waited for this
moment when Nigerians especially those
from Niger State will get to know that
as they go to the polls; any attempt to
vote in Nasko, the stooge of Aliyu aka
Talba will be voting in a pseudo assassin
in government house who will be
covering the monumental corrupt
practices of the State Governor. I must
confess that my joy knows no bound
when each time I release the fraudulent
government of Talba and the indigenes
call and text vowing never to vote for
him as a Senator and they made good
their promise. This is the moment that
we have been waiting for, when the true
story of my kidnap and subsequent
imprisonment will be made public.
As a journalist, I got fed up with
reports concerning the Southern
governors which are often laced with
corrupt practices. I could not imagine
why only the governors from the South
were always at the receiving end of
fraudulent practices while we forget
that there are governors also in the
Northern parts of the country. My
inquisitiveness got the better part of me
as I began to look for the most corrupt
among the Northern governors and my
searchlight landed on Niger State
government.
I will not tell us how I did the
investigations that unravel fraud worth
over N40 billion of Nigerlites wasted in
frivolous contracts and expenditures
that never showed in the State or the
residents. To prove to the world that it
won’t be only about document, I got
citizen reporters who snapped the mess
of a State called Niger; and I set to
work.

MY CONTACT WITH THEM BEGAN
On August/September 2014, I sent a
message to the State Commissioner for
Information requesting him to respond
to the fraudulent report in my custody.
A gentleman I must confess; he
responded that I could also contact the
Secretary to the State Government (SSG)
Saidu Ndako (who signed some of the
document used in siphoning the
money), which I did. Ndako replied me
and pleaded that I send him the
document through his mail which I
declined. Instead I sent him parts of the
allegations through sms after which he
replied that he will get back to me. Few
minutes later, I got a call from a
person who identified himself as Israel
Ebije, the Chief Press Secretary (CPS) to
the governor. He promised to call me
back later in the day which he truly did
around 8:30 pm.
I told Ebije of the documents and
demanded for his response since he was
speaking for the State Government.
Instead he opted to negotiate the story
to be killed with cash, while I also tell
him the source of my documents. In
response, I demanded to know from
him if he was a journalist, which he
answered in the affirmative. “It is
people like you that kill this profession.
If you were not a CPS, but a practicing
journalist and a government official
asked you to disclose your source, will
you”, I replied him. He promised to get
back to me with response and ended
the call. THIS WAS ALL RECORDED in my
phone!

THE THREAT BEGAN
Days later, I reached out to the SSG and
CPS in the evening that since they could
not give official response, their silence
will be taken as consent. Immediately
Ebije replied me via text message that I
should check my mail which I did and
lo and behold, there was a threat daring
me to go ahead with the publication
and see if our civil conversation will not
turn military. Alongside the threat was a
lousy statement written by Ilyasu
Dhakco, which had no effect to the
story I investigated. I contacted my
publisher (Daily Voice NG) in United
States and we did an editorial calling on
the State Security Service (SSS) to effect
the arrest of Ebije for threatening my
life. The next day followed a photo
news on how the State Government
under developed the State, showing
dilapidated schools and roads.
On the 18th of September 2014 around
10:13am, my phone rang and behold it
was the SSG calling. I picked it and
after pleasantries, he questioned why I
went ahead with the story. I reminded
him that he never replied to our
questions and in his usual
characteristics, he lied that he was out
of the country. Then like a baby, he
began to plead that I should not
continue to embarrass the State
Government with the big one coming
up. Like a baby denied of her mother’s
milk and a voice so humble, he begged
that I give them a chance to say their
own part of the story before going
ahead to publish. I reminded him again
that I personally offered to pay my
flight ticket in August to Abuja for the
interview which Ebije later cancelled
and as such I won’t come again. At this
juncture, he requested that I come to
Minna which I refused, suggesting the
same Abuja where he will meet me.
Then he offered to pay for the flight
ticket for me to come the next day, and
requested that I send my account
number, which I refused; telling him to
make the booking and send the flight
details via mail.
Cunning SSG, he called later around
1pm that there was no one to send for
the booking as all of them had gone
home and I should send my account
number so I can do it myself. It
sounded funny that the SSG with all his
retinue of aides could not find someone
to send. I bluntly told him to call back
any of the aides and send, to which he
muttered some words and ended the
call. In the evening around 7pm, one of
my staff called me that the flight ticket
has been paid for with the details sent
to the official mail. AGAIN ALL THESE
OUR CONVERSATIONS WERE RECORDED!
I went to the Asaba International
Airport to board my flight of 4:30pm.
There we exchanged text messages,
where he offered to send a cab to pick
me but I refused; insisting that
someone will pick me when I get there.
I requested that he meet me at the
Anchor Point (the venue where National
Association of Seadogs meets) in Abuja
when I arrived and I flew to Abuja.

THE ASSASSINATION PLOT

As soon as I got down from the airport,
I switched on my spy camera biros to
begin monitoring every event. The spy
biro was taken along to record all the
conversation I will be having with the
SSG, which never came to pass. As I
stepped out of the arrival hall, with a
female co-passenger who I was using
my brand new Samsung S5 to snap;
some men approached me pretending to
be Airport cab men. At this point, there
was uproar as the real cab operators
stated that the men who approached
me are new and cannot carry me. That
was when one of them (the most
professional of them) flashed his ID
card bearing SSS and in a commando
fashion, I was rushed into a small
vehicle, handcuffed and blindfolded by
three men, while two hilux were in
front. While in the vehicle, it was
discovered that my Samsung S5 was
missing which they attested to that they
left on the Airport ground. I heard the
short one among them (very
unprofessional) who sat in from saying
“Strike force, when you get to a quiet
place, park let us carry out the
operation”. Then I knew this was an
assassination about to take place. My
remaining two phones kept ringing, and
at this point the one who sat by my
right removed the blindfold and told me
the names of the persons calling. I told
them that it was a journalist calling and
he was aware that I was coming to see
the Niger State Government. Another
call came in from UK and when they
demanded to know, I told them it was
an activist friend who also knew I was
coming to see the government.
It was at this junction that they stopped
the vehicle, came down and put a cross
which I later got to know was to the
State Government. What I heard next
from the same short SSS official was
“he should be brought back alive to
Minna”, and the convoy continued.
While in the vehicle, the short one
suggested that I should be kept with the
strike force, which was countered by
the one sitting by my right, who
asserted that he can’t take such a risk
as I may be injured by the strike force
which will not be good for the
operation.
Late into the night we kept driving very
roughly till we got to the Minna
Command. After taking records of all
that was with me, I was taken into a
small detention room with foam and a
blanket inside. With a chain on my legs,
I was locked up.

TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
*** Fejiro Oliver is an investigative
journalist who was abducted by the
government of Niger State in 2014 for
exposing the rots in the State and the
corrupt governance style of Governor
Babangida Muazu Aliyu

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at least we can know how much to buy a litre of petrol and kerosene now, not a useless gov't telling us petrol is N87 but we keep buying it at N100 and they said kerosene is N50 but we keep buying it between N120 and N130

The Nigerian Medical
Association has rejected
moves by Enugu State
government to appoint a vice
chancellor on condition of holding a PhD.
Enugu State University Teaching Hospital
recently put up an advert stating a PhD as a
condition to appoint a new vice chancellor.
But NMA believes an MBBS—the bachelor’s
degree doctors get after medical college—is
equivalent to a PhD in both content and
curriculum.
It also means a post-graduate fellowship from
the National Postgraduate Medical College/
West African College is “superior to PhD,” said
the association’s national officers committee
which met in Abuja last week.
“We therefore call on the authorities of the
university to include in their advert the
fellowship of these colleges as an alternative of
PhD as already endorsed by the National
Universities Commission,” said the
association’s chairman Dr Kayode Obembe in a
statement released after the meeting.
The association has also condemned what it
called “illegal activities of [Medical Laboratory
Science Council of Nigeria] within the premises
of private practitioners.”
It accused the council of going as far as
“extorting money from our members.”
The accusation came after MLSCN early this
month inspected laboratories in the FCT,
including one owned by a private-practice
doctor in Gudu area of Abuja.
The doctor had refused entry to the council
inspectors, insisting it didn’t have right to
inspect his lab since his practice was regulated
by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria.
MLSCN had insisted it wasn’t inspecting the
doctor’s practice—just his lab.

by Judd Leonard Okafor

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At a press conference yesterday,
Umana Okon Umana, the
governorship candidate of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) in Akwa
Ibom State, showed thousands of
ballot papers that voters actually
cast for his party in Ibesikpo local
government area, but which were
isolated and thrown away by rogue
staff of the Independent National
Electoral Commission in collusion
with officials of the ruling Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP).
The discarded ballots, which were just for the
Ibesikpo local government area alone, offered
an indication of the depth of electoral
malpractice that characterized the polls in
Bayelsa State on Saturday.

http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/29/evidence-election-rigging-akwa-ibom-presented-public

The Federal Government has
closed 15 laboratories in the
Federal Capital Territory,
accusing them of poor
standards.
The move is part of its initiative to sanitise the
sector.
The Medical Laboratory Science Council of
Nigeria took the action following the rising
number of quack laboratories in Gwagwalada,
Mpape, Kubwa and Lugbe, among other areas.
The Registrar, MLSCN, Prof. Anthony Emeribe,
who stated this during a briefing in Abuja, on
Monday, said the government was committed
to riding the sector of illegal practices.
He said, “The council has been working
tirelessly to sanitise the sector with a view to
ridding it of quacks, substandard products and
other encumbrances to accurate and reliable
medical laboratory reports.
“This becomes even more crucial considering
that empirical data indicates that between 60
and 85 per cent of the indices required for
effective clinical diagnosis and management of
diseases are derived from the medical
laboratories. Those who are benefitting from
the rot are reluctant to embrace the
transformation we are working towards in the
sector. But they will not deter us.”
Emeribe, who said that owners of such sealed
facilities defied the order, noted that they still
embark on illegal practices.
He said, “We discovered that after visiting a
facility and possibly sealing it due to poor
standards, as soon as we were out of sight, the
operators would break the seal and continue
with their nefarious activities.”
He vowed that the agency would not relent in
fighting those involved in such illegal practices.
Emeribe stated, “They will not deter us, as we
are ready to take the fight to all nook and
cranny of the country. It is our duty and we
will do it for the good of Nigeria. Regardless of
the successes already recorded in reducing
quackery and the preponderance of fake or
substandard medical laboratory products, we
still have more to do.”
Meanwhile, the Office of the Head of Service
has directed that no science technologist
should practice in any medical laboratory in
the country.
In the circular sent to the MLSCN and other
agencies, the HoS said it would no longer
tolerate the practice where science
technologists and laboratory scientists worked
in medical laboratory environment.
It also urged science technologists and
laboratory scientists to restrict their opeartions
within the purview of science laboratories
regulated by the Federal Ministry of Science
and Technology.


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A private clinic doctor for the
second time on Tuesday
refused entry to officials of
Medical Laboratory Science
Council of Nigeria to inspect his lab.
Dr Emeka Obiodunukwe of Demy Health Clinic
& Diagnostic Centre in Gudu area of Abuja
asked the council’s inspectors to leave his
premises, insisting the council did not have a
right to inspect his lab.
But officials insist the lab is not manned by a
qualified and registered laboratory scientist, as
expected for labs, and tests are run by
Obiodunukwe himself.
He was absent on Tuesday when officials
visited a second time, but in a phone message
on speakerphone he threatened legal suit to
stop any inspection ahead of formal
communication between his legal counsel and
the MLSCN, insisting his practice is regulated
by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria.
“You are telling me you have the right to
inspect my laboratory, and I am telling you
[that] you don’t have the right to inspect my
laboratory,” he said over speakerphone to
officials. “So is it not better we address this in
court, rather than barging into my premises
continuously trying to intimidate me?”
MLSCN regulates the practice and training of
medical laboratory scientists in the same
fashion as MDCN does for doctors and
dentists.
“That is where [any similarity] ends, but MLSCN
has additional responsibility of inspecting,
accrediting labs and approving medical
laboratories which the MDCN act doesn’t,”
explained the council’s registrar Anthony
Emeribe.
“You are a doctor, you can have a hospital and
lab, but once it comes to lab services, the laws
are straightforward. We are not regulating the
doctor’s work as a medical doctor, we are
regulating facilities rendering medical
laboratory testing. We are not regulating the
clinic, but that entity in that infrastructure that
renders medical lab testing is what we are
regulating.”
DemyHealth is among a handful of clinics and
laboratories that came under inspection on the
second day of the council’s monitoring of
laboratories around the FCT.

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this should be House Of Reps prirority
build go roads
enforce speed limit and
restrict heavy truck movement to certain time of the day or night

my guy threaten the useless ecobank by reporting to bank regulatory bodies either NDIC or CBN or findout other regulatory body for banks and make sure u write an official letter to either of these bodies with photocopies of the counterfeit note and u can also get a lawyer and tell the lawyer to file a suit for the damages done to u with both of u sharing any amount the bank later pay 50-50. and remember ur evidence is the CCTV footage of the ATM, which must be tender in the law court and other witness available, i guess when u get to this level they will be pleading for out of court settlement.

useless and jobless youths selling dia future, they better go and get a job b4 its too late

i beg make FG remember to take receipt after selling nigeria, failed govt i cant be surprise cos they cant manage anything successfully, and coming soon FG to sell Aso Rock....

and when USA dont sell arms to nigeria govt they complain but mbu statement is really not helping nigeria human right record

Worried by the high rate at
which resource-rich African
countries lose huge revenues
through corruption, illegal
transfers of profits and money
laundering abroad, the
African Union, AU, has asked
President Goodluck Jonathan
and other African leaders to
openly declare their assets and
subject their wealth to public
scrutiny.
A report on Illicit Financial
Flows from Africa, compiled
by an AU panel led by former
South African President Thabo
Mbeki, said Africa loses an
estimated $60billion (about
N10.08trillion) annually
through such transfers. The
report was presented Sunday
at a summit in Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia.
The report has stirred massive
concerns in Nigerian, which is
said to account for over
$40.9billion (about
N6.87trillion), or 68 per cent
of the total figure.
Cumulatively, Nigeria also
topped the list of ten African
countries with highest
incidence of illicit financial
transfers between 1970 and
2008, recording about
$217.7billion (about
N36.57trillion), or 30.5% of
the total in the continent.
The issue of accountability and
probity by top government
officials has always been a
source of serious concern in
Nigeria, particularly with
President Goodluck Jonathan
repeatedly refusing to publicly declare their
assets.
When the issue surfaced during his third
Presidential media chat in 2014, Mr.
Jonathan criticised those calling for the
declaration, and said leaders should be
allowed to determine whether or not the
decision to make their assets public agreed
with their personal principles.
The president emphasised his disapproval by
infamously declaring that he did not give “a
damn” about publicly declaring his assets.
“The issue of public asset declaration is a
matter of personal principle. That is the
way I see it, and I don’t give a damn about
it, even if you criticise me from heaven,”
the president said.
However, concerned by the findings in the
report about the role of senior government
officials, politicians and state executives in
facilitating corruption and laundering of
scarce public funds in the continent, the
African Union reminded all African
presidents that they must submit their
wealth to public scrutiny in line with global
standards.
“Global standards in anti-corruption and
anti–money laundering require financial
institutions to subject accounts held by
certain persons to greater scrutiny and
monitoring, including senior government
officials, leaders of political parties,
executives at state-owned enterprises and
others with access to a large amounts of
state assets and the power to direct them
(often called politically exposed persons, or
PEPs),” the AU said in its report.
“African Governments can greatly assist
financial institutions in this task by
publishing lists of PEPs, as well as any asset
declarations filed by PEPs and information
about whether the country’s laws prohibit
or restrict the ability of their PEPs to hold
financial accounts abroad,” the AU added.
In addition, the AU said the continent’s
governments could demand foreign
financial institutions to provide details of
accounts held by their listed PEPs,
preferably as part of the new system of
automatic exchange of financial
information being created under the
Organisation of Economic Cooperation and
Development, OECD.
The AU also proposed the integration of
illegal financial transfers as a specific
component of its Convention on Preventing
and Combating Corruption, adding that its
member states should allow the public
access to national and subnational budget
information, as well as processes and
procedures for budget development and
auditing in an open and transparent
manner.
To eliminate the opportunity for illicit
financial flows from national and local
government treasuries, it noted: “Non-
transparent government procurement and
supply chains could provide opportunities
for corruption-related IFFs. African
Governments, therefore, should adopt best
practices in open contracting to reduce IFFs
through government procurement processes.
The panel in its recommendations asked the
Bank for International Settlements to
publish the data in its possession on
international banking assets by country of
origin and destination in a matrix format,
along the lines of data published by the
International Monetary Fund, IMF, for
bilateral trade data, foreign direct
investment and portfolio investment.
Again, the Panel asked that the global
community in all of its institutions,
including parliaments, take all necessary
steps to eliminate secrecy jurisdictions,
introduce transparency in financial
transfers and crack down on money
laundering.
The Panel also called for stronger
collaboration and consistent engagement
between Africa and global players like the
G8, European Union, EU and G20 to help
ensure greater transparency in the
international banking system, with banks
being required to ascertain the identity,
source of wealth and country of origin of
their depositors and their deposits.
All countries, the report, said should
require beneficial ownership information to
be provided when companies are being
incorporated, for that information to be
updated on a regular basis, and for that
information to be of public record.
Beneficial ownership declarations should
also be required for all government
contracts with third parties. False
declarations should result in robust
financial penalties.
The Panel was set up after illegal transfers
were identified in 2011 as one of the threats
to most resource rich countries in Africa to
meet their millennium development goals,
MDGs, the AU at its 4th Joint African Union
Commission/United Nations Economic
Commission for Africa, AUC/ECA,
Conference of African Ministers of Finance,
Planning and Economic Development
constituted the Mbeki Panel to review the
underlying issues stalling Africa’s
accelerated and sustained development
objective.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/176172-au-asks-jonathan-african-leaders-publicly-declare-assets.html

what a shame

keep deceiving yourself is it d same health sector that has collapsed with the ongoing strike

clevvermind:
what is wrong with this Amaechi? is he drunk? Jonathan should crush this guy once and for all.

this type of advise is what have made GEJ 2nd term ambition almost impossible u dont make more enemy in politics but more friends, state governors are very important if the president want to win his re-election bid.

My people, vote your conscience. Don't be
manipulated. If your pastor says don't vote for
a Muslim, ask him if Daniel served a saint;
whether Modeccai did not serve King Ahaseurus
and if Joseph was not a prime Minister under
Pharaoh.
This election is not about North versus South,
nor is it Christian versus Muslim. It is about
Nigeria and good governance. Don't allow
politicians divide us. When they share money,
they don't talk about religion. When they want
donations from Aliko Dangote, they don't
remember he is a Muslim. When they enter an
aircraft, they don't ask the religious faith of the
pilot. When their bosses are atheists, they don't
resign from the job.
When an Alhaji gives them contracts, they don't
reject it. They and their wives go to Dubai to
spend money. Dubai is in United Arab Emirate
but they have no problems buying houses in
Dubai. But when it comes to politics back home,
they say they want to ISLAMISE you. Yet, some
of these people were spiritual consultants to
Abacha.
Vote your conscience. If you want to vote for
Jonathan, vote for him based on your conviction
that he has performed in your estimation and
not because he is a "Christian". If you want to
vote for Buhari, vote for him because you feel
disenchanted with Jonathan government, not
because he is a Muslim. Say NO to bigotry. God
bless Nigeria.
Courtesy: Richard Akinnola II


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with naira trading at N210 to $1 at black market, u have really fulfilled all ur promise to all nigerian

The attention of Association of Medical
Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria (AMLSN) has
been drawn to a purported 'medical report' on
one of the presidential candidates. The said
report was circulated via the social media. A
closer examination of the said 'medical report'
showed that the report were suspicious
'laboratory test results' which were hand-
written on medical laboratory report forms
claimed to be that of AHMADU BELLO
UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, ZARIA.
Ordinarily, AMLSN- a non-partisan, non-
religious but purely professional Association
would have ignored the incident. But the
leadership of the Association decides to
respond to the ugly development based on the
name of Medical Laboratory profession that
was dragged into the issue. We wish to state as
follows:
(1) Following investigations made by our
colleagues in ABUTH, the report forms on
which the results were written was fake and
are at variance with that of ABUTH Zaria.
(2) Names of three (3) 'medical doctors' were
seen on the report forms- Dr Balla
Mohammed, Dr Gamji A and Dr Bello Yau.
ABUTH, Zaria management has since reported
that there are no such 'medical doctors' on
their staff list. Efforts must be made to expose
the fake 'medical doctors'.
(3) It is not the professional duty of
physicians/medical doctors to carry out
routine and or specialized medical laboratory
tests on patients' samples. Neither is it their
duty to approve nor sign such results as seen
on the report forms. This is the professional
responsibility of Medical Laboratory Scientists
registered and licensed to perform such
professional duties.
(4) The purported Laboratory reports must
have emanated from quacks or persons with
hidden agenda best known to them.
(5) Based on the above, members of the public
are urged to beware of fake medical doctors
and others parading as professionals.
(6) The development further confirms why
strict regulatory activities of all health
professionals should be strengthened so as to
flush out quacks and illegal activities in
Nigerian Health System.
(7) We also urge the Management of ABUTH,
Zaria and the public to note that by Act Cap
M25 LFN, 2004, those who were formerly
called Medical Laboratory Technologists are no
longer addressed as such. They should be
properly addressed as Medical Laboratory
Scientists.
( Our Association is working on internal
control mechanisms whereby tests performed,
approved and signed by our members can be
traced to them any time it is so required. This
is to further sanitize the Medical Laboratory
Services in Nigeria.
(9) Employers of health professionals in public
service are urged to possibly put in place hand
writing detection devices that could lead to
unraveling criminals parading themselves as
professionals in the health sector.
(10) We remain true professionals and we shall
always uphold our code of conduct and ethics
of Medical Laboratory Science profession.
Thank you.
ADEYEYE ADETUNJI TAM,
National PRO,
AMLSN

http://www.secretsreporter.com/2015/01/medical-laboratory-scientists-and-not.html?m=1

and look at how someone without menory loss and a Phd holder have ruled nigeria

yayale was told to resolve the problem in the health sector, the commitee should have carry all health practioner along and even make sure every practioner in the health are satisfy with d outcome b4 releasing the report, definately the outcome of this report have already failed since it has not met the main aim of setting up the commitee, what a waste of money on this committee since johesu making more than 90% of the work force in the health sector rejected it, the committee did not solve any problem but now we are back to where we are b4, and the president is relying on this report to solve d problem in health sector definately jonathan is far from solving the problem in our health sector.

get a competent lawyer

so why are nigerians still buying a litre of petrol @ N97 despite the fall in oil price

i think the name of the officer and if any ID number of the officer would have help in the speedy dismissal of the officer

let me correct some misconception about about the 23% intrest let say u borrow 500k, u pay 16,025.74
Monthly Principal & Interest,
769,235.32
Total of 48 Payments,
269,235.32
Total Interest Paid, for 4 years.
u can use the calculator link below to do d calculation.

www.amortization-calc.com/

I quietly entered my state last night and
proceeded today to the Ikot Ekpene Medium
Prison in company of some members of the
# ReleaseOduduUkpanah Campaign to spend
Christmas with Odudu Ukpanah who has been
detained for the past 7 months by the emperor
of Akwa Ibom State, Godswill Akpabio. His
father, Late Engr. Albert Jimmy Ukpanah, an
outspoken politician, was assassinated on March
12, 2014 in what the police investigation report
described as politically motivated.
Instead of going after the REAL KILLERS as
recommended by the IPO in his report, the
emperor ordered the arrest, detention and
prosecution of the only son of the slain
politician without any modicum of evidence
linking the innocent Odudu with his father's
death.
Odudu Ukpanah holds a masters degree from
the Coventry University, United Kingdom.
I met Odudu for the first time at the last court
hearing in the case on Monday 15th December,
2014. Today, his spirit was very high. He sent
his words of appreciation to Nigerians and the
media for rising to his defence.
Meanwhile, preparations for the planned protest
for his release is in top gear. We shall send a
clear message to the oppressor and his
surrogates that the days of unchallenged
impunities and dictatorship are over. I will be
back in Akwa Ibom State.

Enough is enough. by Inibehe Effiong

#ReleaseOduduUkpanah

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BOKO HARAM Is a CIA
Covert Operation –
WIKILEAKS
BY ATHELING P REGINALD MAVANGIRA
• SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
We have already been regaled with reports
provided by the Wikileaks which identified
the US embassy in Nigeria as a forward
operating base for wide and far reaching
acts of subversion against Nigeria which
include but not limited to eavesdropping on
Nigerian government communication,
financial espionage on leading Nigerians,
support and funding of subversive groups
and insurgents, sponsoring of divisive
propaganda among the disparate groups of
Nigeria and the use of visa blackmail to
induce and coerce high ranking Nigerians
into acting in favor of US interests.
But beyond what we know from the
Wikileaks report, what many Nigerians do
not know is that US embassy’s subversive
activities in Nigeria fits into the long term
US government’s well camouflaged policy of
containment against Nigeria the ultimate
goal of which is to eliminate Nigeria as a
potential strategic rival to the US in the
African continent.
According to wikileaks article on ACRI which
portrays the ACRI as a counterweight which
was set up by the US to instigate mistrust in
Nigerian dominated ECOMOG; the sense of
Nigerian led anti-American opposition was
first observed in during the bush
administration, when Nigeria without
support from the west or UN led the first
ever African intervention force on
peacekeeping mission to Liberia while at the
same time engaging Sierra Leone in forced
peace combat, with predominantly Nigerian
troops( over 90%) being spearheaded by
then Military ruler Gen. Ibrahim Badamasi
Babangida.
In this regard, the report further recalled
Nigeria’s role in helping to liberate the
southern African countries in the 70’s and
80’s in clear opposition and defiance to the
interests of the United States and its
western allies which resulted in setback for
Western initiatives in Africa at the time.
Both concluded with a recommendation
that the US Government in conjunction with
its allies should seek to contain the growing
influence of Nigeria in the sub-region by
forming a parallel organization to ECOMOG.
But in order not to unduly alarm and
antagonize Nigeria which the report
admitted still had considerable influence in
the region, the US government was advised
to go about this using quiet diplomacy and
instigating false propaganda.
Years later the CIA while tactically taking
advantage of growing sectarian violence in
Nigeria, recruited jobless Islamic extremist
through Muslim and other traditional
leaders offering training indirectly to the
group by use of foreign based terror
groups. A detailed analysis is done below:
However, there many dots left to be joined
together to find the truth;
In December 2011 an Algerian based CIA
wing gave out 40 million Naira for a
planned Long term partnership with boko
haram, with the PLEDGE TO DO MORE. On
June 29, 2009 a United States cable leaked
by wikileaks showed that the CIA public
predicted the onslaught of deadly terrorist
attack by boko haram, i.e. even 2 months
before boko haram started terrorist actions.
Disregarding advices from experts the US
armed Saudi Arabia who in turned armed
Libyan rebels that in turn armed Malian
rebels and Boko Haram, a chain tactically
predicted by the CIA.
US=>SA=>LIBYA=>BOKO HARAM. Spy files a
wikileak document indicates that SS8 a
surveillance company in the us was
producing viruses(Trojans) that hijack
individual computer and phones (iPhone,
blackberry, android etc.), take over the
device, record its every use, movement, GPS
info and even sights and sounds in the room
it is in. This software was however bought
and used as tools by the CIA in its
eavesdropping games on Nigerian
politicians, thus detecting corrupt practices.
As good as that may sound, but whichever
politician refused to hijack policies in favor
of the US was made to face financial
espionage or “corruption charges”. It is
however remarkably outstanding or rather
coincidental how Nigerian SSS agents
personal information, including address,
bank information, mobile numbers, etc.
were leaked and published on the web when
the SSS where jointly working with the CIA
to gather intelligence boko haram thus
compromising the identity/security of the
agents as well as that of their family. It is
also important to note the “miraculous
escape of Kabiru Sokoto” from a secret top
security facility whose location was known
to the CIA. In the aftermath of the
unfortunate bombings and sporadic attacks
that took place in Damaturu, Yobe State
capital and environs on the last Eid, the
Embassy of the United States in Nigeria
hastily put out a public statement declaring
that such like bombings should be expected
in three well known hospitality
establishments in Abuja the nation’s capital.
To discerning observers not only did that
score high marks for bad manners as that
was hardly what a nation still grieving and
coming to terms with its losses expected
from a supposedly friendly nation, but that
the US embassy was being economical with
information on what it actually knew about
the incident, and more significantly, the
role the US government itself has been
playing in the whole gamut of acts of
destabilization against Nigeria.
We have already been regaled with reports
provided by the Wikileaks which identified
the US embassy in Nigeria as a forward
operating base for wide and far reaching
acts of subversion against Nigeria which
include but not limited to eavesdropping on
Nigerian government communication,
financial espionage on leading Nigerians,
support and funding of subversive groups
and insurgents, sponsoring of divisive
propaganda among the disparate groups of
Nigeria and the use of visa blackmail to
induce and coerce high ranking Nigerians
into acting in favor of US interests.
But beyond what we know from the
Wikileaks report, what many Nigerians do
not know is that US embassy’s subversive
activities in Nigeria fits into the long term
US government’s well camouflaged policy of
containment against Nigeria the ultimate
goal of which is to eliminate Nigeria as a
potential strategic rival to the US in the
African continent.
Today as Nigerians are reeling from the
negative effects of the insurgency that has
befallen our dear country and earnestly
seeking answers to what all this portends for
the future, the GREENWHITE COALITION a
citizen’s watchdog can reveal the true
nature of this silent, undeclared war of
attrition waged against Nigeria by the
Government of United States of America.
BACKGROUND TO US SUBVERSIVE ACTS
AGAINST NIGERIA AND TIMELINES
From ACRI to AFRICOM
ACRI stands for Africa Crises Response
Initiative and it was set up during the Bush
Jnr Administration as a counterweight to the
Nigeria led ECOWAS Monitoring Group on
the Liberian Civil War or ECOMOG as it is
more popularly known. ACRI came to being
from the secret reports and
recommendations separately by the Africa-
America Institute and the Brookings
Institute commissioned by the Central
Intelligence Agency, the American
Government’s Directorate responsible for
organizing foreign subversive activities, on
the Liberian civil war and the intervention
of ECOMOG.
Both reports zeroed in on the pivotal role
Nigeria was playing in the ECOMOG initiative
and noted pointedly the phenomenal success
recorded by ECOMOG in containing the
Liberian crisis without any significant role
or intervention from any of the major
western powers including the United States.
The report concluded that should ECOMOG
be allowed to go the whole hog, the major
beneficiary will be Nigeria and that might
form the basis for a pax Nigeriana in the
West African sub-region eclipsing the
influence of former colonial powers France
and Britain. The reports also called on the
United States Government to note that
Liberia being its creation should not be
allowed to fall into Nigerian hands with
consequences to US strategic interests in
the country and the region.
Specifically both reports noted that

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buari / fashola ticket is the best anything short of this will give jonathan more vote from the southwest and made APC lose

It was in the year 1963 and Nigeria's first and
only Prime
Minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa took his
annual leave
and was off to his village to spend it. Then a
British
photojournalist came along but they told him
the that the PM
had gone on vacation.
The photojournalist then asked to which
country but he was
shocked when they told him the PM went to
spend the vacation
in his own village. To satisfy his curiosity, he
decided to travel
to the village. But on getting to the village,
there was no sign
that a big man was in town. Everyone went on
their normal
business and the village was peacefully quiet.
Then he met a farmer along the way with his
donkey carrying
bales of sugarcane, and he asked from the
farmer the house of
the PM. The photojournalist was again left
speechless when the
farmer told him that he had just left the PM
and that if he gets
to the PM's house, which he described, he
would meet him
sitting on the bare floor with his kids enjoying
the sugarcane
that he gave them.
The British photojournalist was dazed when he
reached the
PM's home. This is the picture that he took.
May the labours of
our heroes past never be in vain.
Today, we have vagabonds and thieves in
power. Those who
disturb an entire city with sirens and their
empty noises of
vanity. Those who loot the treasury of an
entire nation and still
insult our common intelligence with their
embarrassing
incompetence. Nigeria has all it takes to
become the greatest
nation on earth. All we need are visionary,
dedicated and
inspiring leaders and not the shameless rogues
and incorrigibly
kleptomaniac bandits who lie, rob, cheat, rig
and kill their way
to power.
WHEN IT IS TIME TO VOTE, REMEMBER YOUR
UNBORN CHILDREN AND USE YOUR HEAD.
HAVE A NICE DAY.
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