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metronaija:
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President Buhari this afternoon arrived Nigeria from Cameroon after his one day state visit to the country. He was received by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo
http://www.metronaija.com/2015/07/photos-buhari-arrives-nigeria-from.html
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http://www.metronaija.com/2015/07/photos-buhari-arrives-nigeria-from.html

cc: lalasticlala ishilove

welcome back sir while you are away the military has performed wonderfully

dainformant:
As part of efforts to rid Nigeria of Boko Haram terrorists, troops of 21 Brigade and elements of Nigerian Army Engineers yesterday cleared a notorious terrorists camp at Chuogori and Shantumari, Borno State. During the offensive operations the fleeing terrorists left underground silos.

In addition, troops of 151 Task Force Battalion conducted operations on Kashingeri, Wale and Kushingari Boko Haram terrorists camps today. During the raids, quite a number of the terrorists were killed, a Landrover vehicle and a Tipper were recovered. The troops also rescued 59 civilians that were held captive by the terrorists and cleared the camps.

Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman
Acting Director Army Public Relations."

http://www.nationalhelm.com/2015/07/photos-nigerian-troops-clear-notorious.html

bomb them all

Katastrofy:
http://www.bellanaija.com/2015/07/30/the-presidents-photographer-bayo-omoboriowo-his-bride-lolas-pre-wedding-photos/

Oga foto I don pose oya slap me...btw they're cute HML to them

realoke:
source> http://rangeblogz..com/2015/07/this-policemen-are-not-only-disgrace.html

OP haba! you call this ikeregbe little girl are u kidding me for goodness sake this is dwarf and a mature one for that matter,and for the Ghanain police officers I think the authority should look into it and make them face the charges where necessary

Reski:
Tribal bigotry is bad for your health. So desist from it. I don't care who is appointed they can even appoint buhari's son as long as we are assured of results.

you just spoke my mind all we need is get rid of these blood sucking animals aka BH and let the country be at peace that's all

olillywales:
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General Chris Olukolade has been replaced as the Director of Defence Information. According to a statement from the Nigerian Army, Colonel Rabe Abubakar will take over from him in Acting capacity. Gen Olukolade became DFI in March 2013.

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/07/gen-olukolade-replaced-as-director-of.html

cc: lalasticlala ishilove

it is long over due bye bye sir and greet GEJ for us

Henry120:
..... But your coconut head President said the Air Force was non-existent?

So which Air Force is now doing the cut-off?

what happened to your english teacher so u can't differentiate btw past tense(was) and present tense(is) ah! Oga o

Vanquay:
This Man is Jobless......that's the job of his Minister of Foreign affairs or His Army Generals. All I see is a GoatCOW that enjoys the luxuries of The Presidential Jet.

At least we know the Seats in the Presidential Jets are comfortable enough for the COW to enjoy flying too much

better stop that hatred in you before it send u to the greatest....u know what I mean don't you? oya answer me!

lalasticlala:
https://mobile.twitter.com/MusadiqZ/status/626028482057924608

Bastards! I thought they claim WESTERN education is haram, one question for them; are those fones,cash,ammunitions e.t.c products of NORTHERN education? May u all rotten in hell

Validated:
Fellow Nigerians, Buhari and APC have been in government now for TWO full months.

How do you rate Buhari and his actions in the last 60 days?

In one word or phrase, describe this government. No fight please, just be objective.

the corrupt minds are shivering

Airforce ko Man O War ni make she kuku ma name her child civil defence honestly I don't know how some people think atimes

Dim007:
PDP people deceiving people since 1810BC...smh
They sincerely need a refresher course on how to be an opposition because its going to a long journey back to power for them,that is if it'll happen in this century,useless bunch of individuals with cyclopegia verbal diarrhoea and comatose brain status

kilode wetin PDP do u this early morning

DahtzFestjayz:
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termite delicacies in the end

komek:
In as much as I am not a fan of this govt because of the way they came to power, I will like to say that this Amanpour interview concerns me so much as a Nigerian.

Where is Femi Adesina and the Aboki who is the other mouth of Buhari? They should pls go to the background and supply him with answers and what is expected of him to say.

They should prepare him with the Answers to Acronyms like APC, INEC etc. They shud pls tell him he cannot stabilise the oil price. They should teach him the elementary Economics of making $1=N1.

They should pls tell him that there is nothing like West Germany. Please give him the names of world leaders in a piece of paper.

Amanpour should please ask him little questions that a senile person shud understand. Infact, I recommend the "mere commissioner' to go represent us there o. Cos that's the only thing I know he cud do, speak big English without actions. Nigerians need help before 7pm.

guy if PMB could rule the country far back as 80s (how many years back?)And still ruling now,then I begin to wonder what impact your old man has made that warrant you to speak ill of somebody whose integrity is as clean as the air you breathe in for goodness sake this man has good intention for this country but the mess on ground by the past administrations need to be cleared why not pray for him instead

uche87:
source: http://villagetowncrier..com/2015/07/boko-haram-top-8-worst-decisions-of.html#sthash.Fvy9BTUR.dpuf

let not start criticising PMB is just 2mths+ in office and we can see he's up and doing so let's just be patient I believe he's gonna perform wonderfully in all sector

themosthigh:
Finally Nigeria have joined the extraordinary men of the illuminati.
God punish Jesu
All hail lucifer lord of light.
nigeria have finally joined the ranks of lucifer in other to fight the son of man on armagadon.
ave satani
ave versus christus
ave rex persia
ave cosmos illuminatum
ave maria satani

we will finally defeat the evill jehovah.
satan be praised
our father
Who art in hell
hallow be thy nam
Thy kingdom reign
They will be done on earth
As it is in hell
Lead us this day
And forever more
And bless us for trespassing
As we bless those who trespass against God
Lead us not to heaven
And deliver us from heaven
For thou is the kingdom
for power and glory 
for ever and ever
mena

You just got yourself HELL ticket and unless you repent your deliverance hangs on the palm tree top I:diot

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A train this afternoon was involved in an accident in Jaji, Kaduna. Thankfully, no one was hurt.

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http://www..net/2015/07/photos-train-derails-in-kaduna.html

Thank God

sunnyb0b0:
Nigeria committed to good governance and fighting terror

By Muhammadu Buhari July 20 at 9:20 AM

Muhammadu Buhari is president of Nigeria.

This month, the world moved a step closer to the defeat of Boko Haram, the jihadist group that has terrorized hundreds of thousands in the northern states of Nigeria. In one of my first acts since taking office as president six weeks ago, I have replaced the heads of Nigeria’s army, navy and air force. Our new military leadership has not been chosen because of their familiarity with those in government, as was too often the case in the past, but on their track records and qualifications alone.

These new military leaders will be based in Borno State in northern Nigeria, where the headquarters of the armed services has been relocated. This shift of resources and command directly to the front line, in addition to the replacement of the head of the State Security Service, Nigeria’s intelligence organization, and a new emphasis on working in partnership with our neighbors, has equipped us to take the fight directly to Boko Haram.

Already we are beginning to see a degrading of Boko Haram’s capabilities as a fighting force. In recent weeks, it appears to have shifted away from confronting the military directly to an increase in attacks on civilian areas, as we saw only last week when an elderly woman and 10-year-old girl blew themselves up at a Muslim prayer gathering in northeastern Nigeria. We should not be confused by this change, hateful as it is: It does not mean that Boko Haram is succeeding in its aims — it shows that it is losing.

While we work to defeat the terrorists, I ask the people of Nigeria and the world for resolve and fortitude. The campaign we will wage will not be easy; it may not be swift. We should expect stages of success and also moments when it may appear that our advances have been checked. But no one should have any doubt as to the strength of our collective will or my commitment to rid this nation of terror and bring back peace and normalcy to all affected areas.

Similarly, my determination should not be underestimated in other matters. This includes instilling good governance and tackling the scourge of corruption that has held Nigeria back for too long.

As I meet with President Obama today — the first time a president of the United States will encounter a Nigerian counterpart following the peaceful transfer of power in a contested election in our history — I will be discussing my plans for critical reforms. So, too, will I discuss why the formation of my administration is taking time and, crucially, why it must. Already there are voices saying these changes are taking too long — even though only six weeks have passed since my inauguration. I hear such calls, but this task cannot and should not be rushed.

When cabinet ministers are appointed in September, it will be some months after I took the oath of office. It is worth noting that Obama himself did not have his full Cabinet in place for several months after first taking office; the United States did not cease to function in the interim. In Nigeria’s case, it would neither be prudent nor serve the interests of sound government to have made these appointments immediately on my elevation to the presidency; instead, Nigeria must first put new rules of conduct and good governance in place.

I cannot stress how important it is to ensure that this process is carried out correctly, just as it has been crucial to first install the correct leadership of the military and security services before we fully take the fight to Boko Haram.

There are too few examples in the history of Nigeria since independence where it can be said that good management and governance were instituted at a national level. This lack of a governance framework has allowed many of those in charge, devoid of any real checks and balances, to plunder. The fact that I now seek Obama’s assistance in locating and returning $150 billion in funds stolen in the past decade and held in foreign bank accounts on behalf of former, corrupt officials is testament to how badly Nigeria has been run. This way of conducting our affairs cannot continue.

Indeed, the failure of governance, it can be argued, has been as much a factor in Nigeria’s inability thus far to defeat Boko Haram as have been issues with the military campaign itself.

So the path we must take is simple, even if it is not easy: First, instill rules and good governance; second, install officials who are experienced and capable of managing state agencies and ministries; and third, seek to recover funds stolen under previous regimes so that this money can be invested in Nigeria for the benefit of all of our citizens.

We seek the support and partnership of the United States in these tasks. The importance of the fight against terrorism and corruption in Nigeria, Africa’s most powerful economy and largest populace, cannot be underestimated. Our allies can provide much-needed military training and intelligence as our soldiers take the war effort to Boko Haram. Similarly, we look to U.S. businesses as well as the Obama administration to help develop governance initiatives that can ensure that Nigeria’s wealth benefits all its people, not just a few. By taking these steps, we will be positioned to benefit from increased investment — particularly in energy and electricity — from the United States.

I was elected on a platform of change. I know this is what the people of Nigeria desire more than anything else. I know they are impatient for action. I realize the world waits to see evidence that my administration will be different from all those that came before. Yet reforming my country after so many years of abuse cannot be achieved overnight. In our campaigns against both Boko Haram and corruption, we should remain steadfast and remember, as it is said: “Have patience. All things become difficult before they become easy.”


http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/nigeria-committed-to-good-governance-and-fighting-terror/2015/07/20/8c1acd00-2e21-11e5-8353-1215475949f4_story.html

carry on Baba Nigerians are solidly behind you

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Reports reaching our news desk has it that a 'One Chance' robber caught in Abuj.


According to reports, the guy in handcuffs was caught hiding in the bush, somewhere around FO1 area in Kubwa Abuja, after robbing a woman they picked somewhere around airport road.

The armed robbers actually set the car they came with on fire then ran into the bush, unfortunately for them they couldn't make it out of the layout before the police came. The police searched the area and caught this one hiding. See more photos after the cut...


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http://www..net/2015/07/photos-one-chance-robber-caught-in-abuja.html

gbege don shele be dat

darmys:


Lagos girls which one have you told to a guy
Lagos guys which of these lies have you been told.

lagos girls can lie I think their second name should be lioness

gboss4sure:
Na push up go make boko haram stop bombing.

atleast it will push up their morale a bit

NeduLuiZ:
When you wouldn't wait for God's time

kids of this time are way too smart and their behaviour sometimes will make you feel wow!

Young03:
pls,who is osibanjo??

I guess your village town crier... u sound like an alien

Young03:
pls,who is osibanjo??

I guess your village town crier

captainobvious:
Guys, you invited a girl for a date, after so much begging and persuasion she agrees.

You fix a date and you arrive the venue for the date early and decided to wait. As you were waiting, you saw the girl come down from a cab with 5 of her friends.

What would you do?

Ladies, if your brother finds himself in such a situation what would you advise him to do?

*Relax and spend on them?
*Hide
*Shout on her for bringing her friends
*Walk out on them?
*Allow them order and then sneak out
*Others (Specify)

just to teach her some lesson I will order for her friends requests and give them money for transport and pretend to have a phone call while I leave them and head straight home,thereafter call and break the good news to her I think she'll learn some lesson

FavorofGod:
My hubby and I have had no financial secrets since marriage. He uses my atm regularly and it's almost as though we operated a joint account. This has worked for us until recently.

Now the issue is this: I'm saving for my masters school fees(distance learning) which invoves thousands of pounds. I had to defer it last year due to financial constraints. So from the beginning of this year, I had already started making plans to pay. Hubby promised to assist but each time he puts away some money, something always comes up to make him use it up.

I wouldn't have minded much if it was just that, but he turns around to deplete my own savings, promising to pay when he has money. I know he has no other means of income and cannot fulfill that promise.As it stands now, I've not been able to save a dime, and my fees is due in 2 months.
So I told him he is on his own as far as this month and next month's salary is concerned, cos I'm saving every bit of it. Some money being owed me at my place of work for months now was finally paid me yesterday. I didn't want to tell him at first, but later did this morning.

He said he was disappointed, that I've started keeping secrets from him. That he only spent my money because he was broke and not out of carelessness. I told him there was a cause.

He spends money as he sees it, and does not believe in saving for the rainy day. He is not frivolous, but will start projects he had earlier shelved due to lack of money as soon as he sees money. For e.g, He has been talking about hosting a big time baby dedication, and the whole family travelling to the village next month for holiday, which are all capital intensive projects, when he knows he cannot fund it with his salary alone.

I think he wants me to allow him use my savings, then hope for a miracle to pay my fees. I know he's not commited to my academic pursuits, though he claims to. He once used up money I had saved for a proffessional exam, promising to pay b4 the closing date, only to tell me to forgett about an exam I had fully prepared for a day to the closing date because he couldn't raise the money. I had to run around to borrow and pay that same day.

So, ladies and gents, am I wrong to have barred him from touchingmy money for thisperiod or not? Should I stop telling him how much I have exactly? Share your thoughts.

keep your financial buoyancy to yourself for now then after having done the necessary things academically then try render him the necessary assistance in your capacity there is always love in sharing

chomytex:
I will go first..

Mine is sweeping, it's not like I don't sweep, I see it as a heavy duty!

I prefer washing of clothes and dishes..

So fellow nairalanders, what's yours?..share it with with us.

This's actually my first post here so let's keep the ball rolling!

I don't like going about long distance in search of water during general scarcity

captianfreeman:
what is the condition of electricity supply in your area?

they must be Erans(goats)Iya Osogbo

M4gunners:
So just because of this 20mints meeting 2.2 billion will disappear like that? Kai baba..

Try reason like a man you can make better comment than this

DaBullIT:
But isn't Buhari witch hunting?
Everybody will pay

rather the corrupt politicians will pay

Trailblazer1:


Let me define humility for you,
Humility is when you say"I will make $1=#1 " but after 50days $1=#245

Humility is when you say " I will stop bokoharam in 2months" but after 50 days,
bokoharam slaughters over 2000 people.

Do you want more definition of humility?

your definition is not correct only God knows where you go school cos all I can see in you is pure hatred even the dead can testify to the fact that the fear of PMB is the beginning of working economy guy u need to be redefined