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Three lecturers at
the Bayero University, Kano
and two other persons have
sued President Goodluck
Jonathan, the National
Assembly, CAN president and four others at the Federal
High Court in Kano over the
recent attempt to smuggle
$9.5m to South Africa to
purchase weapons. In a 25-page suit, Dr. Sa’idu
Ahmad Dukawa, Dr. Salisu
Shehu, Isa Ibrahim Garba,
Kamilu Hassan Kwatawa and
Umar Jibrin Gwandu want
President Jonathan, who is the first defendant, to
explain whether his claim of
the authorisation of the
transaction in question in
violation of extant domestic
and international laws amounts to a breach of his
oath and abuse of power. The plaintiffs want the
president to make full and
honest disclosure of every
material information
connected with the money,
whether it really belongs to the federal government and
identify the two other
persons arrested in
connection with the said
transaction. They also want Jonathan to
explain why despite having 10
official planes he decided to
use a private jet belonging to
Pastor Ayodele Oritsejafor,
and why he opted for an illegal route of purchasing
the weapons and explain
reasons for ferrying cash
instead of using modern
method of financial
transactions.
www.africanspotlight.com/2014/10/09/9-3m-arms-deal-lecturers-sue-jonathan-oritsejafor-national-assembly/
www.aitonline.tv/post-lecturers_sue_jonathan__oritsejafor__national_assembly_over__9_3m_arms_deal

Dangote, has slipped down to 26th position from the 23rd position he occupied since March this year. The Chief Executive Officer of Dangote Group’s real time net worth also reduced to $23.7bn from $25bn, according to the Forbes ranking.
Other Nigerians on the billionaires list are Globacom’s Mike Adenuga, BUA Group’s Abdulsama Rabiu and Fashion billionaire Folorunsho Alakija.
Dangote recently looked beyond cement, sugar and flour - the three commodities that built his fortune - to the oil business.
He had announced $9bn in financing from a consortium of local and international lenders to construct a private oil refinery, fertilizer and petrochemical complex in the country. His publicly traded Dangote Cement is also grabbing new markets in Africa, with $750m in new plants planned for Kenya and Niger Republic.
Dangote also announced on Thursday new plans to invest an undisclosed sum in the development of a major coal mine in Tanzania, even as he continues to expand his business interests across the continent.
According to Tanzania’s Guardian newspaper, Dangote revealed his plans last week when he met Tanzania’s Vice President Dr. Mohammed Gharib Bilal, during the Africa Global Business Forum in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.
Dangote said he plans to invest significantly in the Mbinga coal mine in
Tanzania’s southwestern region, and to use the coal to produce energy at his cement plant in Mtwara which is currently under construction. When completed, the Dangote Cement plant will produce three million tonnes of cement per year, almost half of the country’s net production.
During Africa’s Global Business Forum in Dubai, Dangote, who recently went into an agreement with the Investment Corporation of Dubai to explore other business opportunities across Africa, applauded Tanzania for its favorable investment policies and promised that cement production
will commence immediately the plant is completed.
www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/business/36298-dangote-drops-three-places-in-forbes-ranking-now-26th-richest-in-the-world

azimibraun:
Rivers will never know peace until this kids get justice. Let's all watch and see. Wicked animals.

Amen

Am not, Till i get married.

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Terry G

costa

Frankenstein:
Our judiciary is so messed up! Justice is not for everyone in this country.

so justice is for who then

man u score shaa

Nice Info! I knew some sha

No Probs

Today is the 2nd year remembrance
of Aluu 4 victims. Two years later
and no one has paid for their brutal killing on Friday morning October 5th 2012. We are still hoping that
justice will one day be served.
Continue to rest in peace, Chidiaka
Biringa, Lloyd Michael, Tekena
Elkanah and Ugonna
Obuzor. Gone but not forgotten.
www.dailynews-ng.com/item/157793_aluu-4-we-remember-them-exactly-two-years-later

Many people are reported to be trapped in a club house which is undergoing make over from a
bungalow to a storey building in Abuja on Friday . The collapsed building is believed to trap
many people under the rubbles most of whom are menial labourer and customers at Phase IV
road in Jikwoyi , Abuja .

Four persons have been pulled out of the collapsed building alive by rescue workers hours after
the incident and were immediately rushed in ambulances to nearby hospitals , while voices of
those trapped under the rubbles calling were heard . Many of them called for help while informing
the public that they were still alive

Workers of the club named ‘ Mimshack Arena ’ were panicking , crying while showing rescue
officials around the collapsed site . Daily Trust says one of them put the figure of people trapped
at 13 .

Residents claimed that the collapsed building belongs to a policeman called Corporal Joseph .
Emeka Ikechuckwu , a resident said some customers were drinking at the bar , while construction
work was ongoing . He said the building caved in with people inside .

One of the rescue officials at the scene complained that buildings around the area were built
with no space between them and that made it difficult for rescue vehicles to get to the victims .
Efforts to speak to the coordinator of the Abuja operations office of the National Emergency
Management Agency ( NEMA ) , Ishaya Chonoko , failed as calls to his phone were not answered .
Daily Trust later learnt that he was at the scene of the building collapse coordinating rescue
operations.

www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/news/36011-dozen-trapped-in-fresh-abuja-house-collapse
www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2014/10/04/many-trapped-in-abuja-building-collapse/

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www.dailynews-ng.com/item/156623_chidi-mokeme-also-reacts-to-mtv-africa-s-best-naija-tracks-list

[b]Popular dancer and upcoming actress, Kemi Omotoyinbo is dead. Kemi, who has performed with the likes of Pasuma, KWAM 1 and Shina Peters, reportedly passed away yesterday, October 1, in a Lagos hospital due to complications connected with her pregnancy. The dancer was reportedly admitted to the clinic after she went into labour but unfortunately she couldn’t have the child naturally and a Caesarean Section was recommended. However, the hospital demanded a total fee of 450,000 and an initial deposit of 300,000 which Kemi’s husband, Godwin Eloanyi couldn’t raise. Reports have it that despite several pleas to the doctor in charge, he refused to carry out the procedure. Kemi eventually passed away that night, 20 days after her September 13 wedding. A friend of hers reportedly said: "The hospital killed her with their negligence and wickedness. Kemi would have lived if they had done the operation on time but money was more important than a young woman's life. "Kemi's husband said he would pay the money the next day but the doctor refused and stated categorically that he would not move an inch else he pays 300,000. It was at that point Kemi decided to forward messages to people she knows so she could get help. She got responses that money would be made available to her the next day. On hearing that the husband went to beg the doctors again, still they refused. My point is, the doctors knew she had to go through emergency C&S. they could have saved her life and get the money later. Nigeria is a very bad country I must confess."
www.pulse.ng/gist/kemi-omotoyinbo-popular-dancer-dies-20-days-after-wedding-id3171332.html
www.nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng/kemi-omotoyinbo-popular-dancer-dies-20-days-after-wedding[/b]

Brandnew2: gay things, bro why him?

fixed

Ipledge: this guy date na him...gay suspected

fixed

yousee: Hmm, and you are a "he"...

fixed

There is mourning, but avoid sulking the loved ones life
away and embrace
celebrating. "I'm having a
celestial birthday for dad. We
miss him and I don't want to
forget about him, so I'm celebrating.