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Even our government is not doing enough to stop it. |
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Xenophobic attacks: Delta govt, Police halt picketing of South African firms ON MARCH 3, 2017 By Festus Ahon ASABA—Delta State Government and the state Police Command, yesterday, aborted moves by members of the National Association of Nigeria Students, NANS, Zone B, to attack Shoprite and other companies with South African interest in the South-South and South-East regions. The aborted attacks by the students body was in retaliation of the killings of Nigerians and other blacks in South Africa. But the state government and Police authorities which got wind of the planned attack by the students, led by the zonal coordinator, Pedro Obi, intervened and appealed to them to shelve the picketing of firms with South African interest in the two geo-political zones. Speaking to newsmen after the aborted protest, Obi said the students succumbed because of the regard they have for the state government and Police authorities, adding that Shoprite and other companies with South African interest also have “Nigerian interests and we are not ready to put more Nigerians into further hardship.” Condemning the xenophobic attacks, Obi frowned at the nonchalant attitude of the South African government to the killings of Nigerians in that country. He urged President Jacob Zuma to stop playing politics with the lives of innocent Nigerians and frowned at the “snail pace of the Nigerian government in handling the xenophobic attacks.” It will be recalled that the national leadership of NANS had last month mobilized students against businesses with South African interests in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, in the wake of the killings of Nigerians in South Africa. Source:http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/xenophobic-attacks-delta-govt-police-halt-picketing-south-african-firms/
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…truth of the matter is that corruption in Nigeria is systemic – Osinbajo ON MARCH 3, 2017 ‘Corruption shouldn’t be about one man’ By Levinus Nwabughiogu & Jimitota Onoyume Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, and Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Walter Onnoghen, sharply disagreed, yesterday, on the issue of corruption in the nation’s judiciary. While the Acting President insisted that corruption had permeated the fabrics of the society, including the judiciary, the CJN asked the executive arm of government to prove that corruption exists in the judiciary. Similarly, Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, PACAC, Prof. Itse Sagay, fingered the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, and the Nigerian Customs Service, NCS, as cesspools of corruption, even as the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, said the fight against corruption should not revolve around one person. The quartet spoke at the opening ceremony of a two-day event, entitled National Dialogue on Corruption, organized by the Office of the Vice President in collaboration with PACAC, held at the Old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Speaking at the event, Osinbajo said corruption had become a cankerworm which had eaten deep into the fabrics of the society. According to him, all segments of the society, including the three arms of government, are victims of the malaise. He said: “Corruption as we all seem to agree, is an existential threat to Nigeria both as a nation and as a viable economic entity. Clearly, there is no doubt whatsoever whether every one arm of government can excuse itself, every part or arm of the society can excuse itself. But the truth of the matter is that we all know that corruption in Nigeria is systemic. “It doesn’t matter whether it is the executive arm of government, the judiciary or the legislature, every arm of government is involved in this systemic and life-threatening social anomaly called corruption. “So, I think we should leave the finger pointing, because the finger pointing is unhelpful. What is important is that we recognise that there is a major problem here. What I’d like us to do if that is possible in the course of this dialogue, is to look at models that have worked elsewhere and to see whether these models are somewhat applicable here. To look at best practices. The Lagos experience Recalling his experience as Attorney-General of Lagos State, Osinbajo stated that there was no reason to doubt that corruption was a common phenomenon in the Judiciary. According to him, a survey conducted in Lagos at the time revealed that most judges were corrupt. He, however, identified steps taken to sanitize the judiciary. He said: “We can really solve the problem of corruption in this country if we adopt some of those best practices: Ensure the integrity of the entire justice system; that the judges, lawyers, clerks etc are not corrupt. Everybody is involved. How judges are appointed. Not on man know man bases. “Aside from the DSS investigation, there should be particular test and proper investigation of candidates to be appointed as judges. In some of the systems that we inherited, the UK system for instance, there is a process of almost 17 different tests before you can become a judge of the High Court. “The second thing is to look at the general welfare of the judges (ie the general remuneration of judicial officers). Any judge accused of any infraction must be investigated and prosecuted through the NJC to avoid political influence.” ... Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/truth-matter-corruption-nigeria-systemic-osinbajo/
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Pamelayoung:It is better you see a professional dentist. |
Wow! Kids of these days are so intelligent! |
decatalyst:Time waits for no one. |
Kudos to the Nigerian Police Force. |
Them don finish Nigeria Money. |
Hand done meet am |
sleeknick:The female private organ. |
Nice one! |
Ok |
A very popular Nollywood actress used "Alum" to cure her toothache. Although, she is recommending it for only the poor. cossyojiakorAlum: Alum ...just 50naira worth of Alum. Almost 24 pieces in this nylon. I used just 2 piece to cure my toothache . wish I have known this earlier. I was scared to visit the dentists. I endured the pain..I tried lots of home remedy ...warm water and salt combo... Etc.. Then my lovely lady neighbor told me to use Alum. Just put powdered Alum close to the tooth repeatedly for 5days and switch to toothpaste with anti cavity. Just wondering how someone will go to university for 5yrs and this shitty alum will take over his/her job. Well don't use this alum to cure your toothache if your Rich. Visit ur dentist.. Am only posting this for the poor.Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/BRJeur-D_W9/
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Funny people. Na that actor be Jesus? |
To become a man is not a day's job. |
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and op there should be a before (unclad) for more emphasis 

