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The Inspector General of Police, Suleiman Abba , has
ordered a restriction of movement on Saturday, April 11, in
all states of the country.
The restriction, which applies only to vehicular movement,
was ordered in order to ensure the peaceful conduct of the
Governorship and State House of Assembly elections
slated for that day.
This was contained in a statement released on Thursday,
April 9, 2015 by the Force Public Relations officer,
Emmanuel C. S. Ojukwu .
The statement reads:
“In a bid to further ensure safety and security in the
forthcoming Gubernatorial and State Houses of Assembly
elections holding on Saturday, April 11, 2015, the Inspector-
General of Police, IGP Suleiman Abba CFR, NPM, NPOM,
mni has ordered a restriction of vehicular movement in all
the thirty-six (36) States of the Federation from 8am to
5pm on Saturday, April 11, 2015 only.”
“This restriction excludes vehicles on essential duty such
as Fire Service, Ambulances and vehicles used by
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and law
enforcement/security agencies.”



“There is no restriction of vehicular movement in the
Federal Capital Territory as there is no election taking place
there on the said date. The IGP assures that adequate
security logistics and manpower have been strategically
deployed to achieve a most conducive electioneering
atmosphere.”



“In this regard, Policemen for election duty have been
properly briefed on their roles as stipulated in the Electoral
Act. They are expected to be professional, non-partisan,
civil but firm in their approach and relation to the public.”
“Meanwhile, citizens are enjoined to remain vigilant and
report all suspicious movements or dealings to appropriate
Police authority.”
The police had earlier ordered a similar restriction of
movement on March 28 to ease the conduct of the
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RoyalBlak007:

this man should be assasin

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Dare Not vote for APC, Push them to Out_ Agbaje Tells IGBO PEOPLE



The Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate in
Lagos State, Mr. Jimi Agbaje, has urged Igbo across the
state to push the All Progressives Congress ‘into the
lagoon’ by voting for him on Saturday.




Agbaje said this while addressing Igbo traders at the Alaba
International Market on Thursday.
The PDP candidate urged them to ignore the threats made
by the Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, that if they do not vote
for the APC governorship candidate on Saturday, they
would die in the lagoon.
“Nobody can push you into the Atlantic Ocean. Rather, you
should use your votes to push the APC into the Atlantic
Ocean by voting massively for the PDP on Saturday,”
Agbaje said.
He urged the people to ignore the scare tactics being
marshalled by the APC, saying, it was the antics of a
drowning party.



Agbaje said, “Election is like a snake. You have to make
sure you win by killing the snake completely by using your
votes to drive the APC out of power. The reason why they
are harassing you is because they fear Igbo votes. They
will try to do ‘shakara’ for you but you must vote massively
for the PDP and protect your votes.”
Agbaje, who was accompanied by his running mate, Alhaja
Safuratu Abdulkarim; and the Minister of State for Foreign
Affairs, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, said the APC had
become arrogant because the party had been in power for
too long.




He said, “In the last 16 years, the APC has been full of
arrogance. This arrogance must end once and for all.
Saturday is the time to say enough is enough.”
Counselling the audience to eschew violence and refuse to
be intimidated at the polling venue, Agbaje urged them to
guard their votes.
He said, “God is on our side and power will change hands
on Saturday and life will be better for you and your
businesses. There will be no oppression again because this
election is about freedom from bondage.”




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is this pictures good at all tobbe share online?


imaging a celebrities

this thing is now of commow among those female celeb, leaking their toplesss pictures online


Do 2facea agree to this?



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SPDAZZY:
hey

wow FTC,

but that looks like a serious scenario not shoki.


I dedicate this FTC to my fiance who introduced me to nairaland

hmmmm

tunwumi:
7 weeks is a good time. Make bros chop his own share before GEJ will leave.

is that what chase the sack?

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is he dancing Shoki or what?


Give this seat dance a name



This man ehn -------
SEE FULL PHOTOS HERE

oga jona

n President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday approved the
appointment Professor Monday Joshua as the Registrar/
Chief Executive of National Examinations Council.
According to a statement by the Head, Information Division
of NECO, Azeez Sani, the appointment, which took effect
from March 30, 2015, is sequel to the expiration of the
tenure of Prof. Promised Okpala, who was Registrar/CEO
of NECO for eight years.

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The appointment letter, dated April 2, 2015, with reference
NO: SGF.6/S.14T, was signed by the Secretary to the
Government of the Federation, Senator Pius Anyim.
Until his appointment, Joshua was a Professor of
Educational Research, Measurement and Evaluation in the
Faculty of Education of the University of Calabar.
He hails from Afasha Nsit II of Nsit Ibom Local
Government Area of Akwa-Ibom State.
He attended the Polytechnic, Calabar, University of Nigeria,
Nsukka, Iowa State University of Science and Technology,
Ames, Iowa State, USA and University of Calabar.
He became a professor in October 2006 at the University
of Calabar.
The statement added that Joshua had been a regular
monitor of NECO and JAMB administered examinations and
had to his credit over 100 publications in several national
and international journals


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Full ny

Na WA ooh

A few dozen protesters gathered peacefully Wednesday
morning at North Charleston City Hall in South Carolina,
United States, less than 24 hours after authorities
announced murder charges against a white police officer
over the shooting death of an unarmed black man.
Protesters handed out signs reading, “Back turned, don’t
shoot,” ”Black lives matter” and “Stop racist police terror.”
One display included a wood cutout of a man in a hooded
sweatshirt with angel wings.
It was originally left at the site of the shooting of Walter
Lamer Scott Jr., 50. Prosecutors charge that North
Charleston police officer Michael Thomas Slager, 33,
murdered Scott. A video of the fatal encounter, recorded
on a cell phone, shows Scott running away from Slager
when the officer opens fire, shooting eight times.
Five of the bullets hit Scott, with one piercing the heart of
the father of four, family members told The New York
Times.
Lance Braye helped arrange the protest for the group Black
Lives Matter.
“We have to take a stand on stuff like this,” the 23-year-old
Braye said. “We can’t just shake our heads at our computer
screens.”
Protesters say North Charleston police have a habit of
harassing black people for small offenses, such as the
broken brake light that started the traffic stop preceding
Scott’s death.
Braye said he hopes the video of the incident, taken by a
witness whose name hasn’t been released, changes the
way police act.
“This needs to be the last case,” Braye said.
Later in the morning, Charleston County Sheriff Al Cannon
said he went to the demonstration Wednesday to meet
with community members and keep an eye on what was a
peaceful protest. His jurisdiction includes North
Charleston.
The sheriff said his department started reviewing its
policies dealing with minorities after a white officer fatally
shot a black man in Ferguson, Missouri. A grand jury did
not bring any charges in that case.
Cannon said he understands that heavy-handed police
tactics of the past few decades have fostered mistrust of
law enforcement. He said he thinks investigators would
have seen through the officer’s lies without the video, but
the video made their job easier.
“Once that video came out things moved quickly,” Cannon
said.
The FBI and the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division
are investigating the shooting.
The DOJ issued a detailed report last month condemning
Ferguson’s city government for poor police training,
practices it said contributed to the death of unarmed black
teenager Michael Brown. The city’s police chief and other
top officials stepped down in the wake of the report.
The death of Brown, and the lack of an indictment against
the officer involved, sparked months of protests in the St.
Louis suburb. Demonstrations there last year saw street
clashes with law enforcement, tear gassings, mass
arrests and the looting of businesses in the city.
Republican Senator Tim Scott, who is not related to Walter
Scott, issued a statement Wednesday morning condemning
the shooting death. Sen. Scott is the state’s first black
senator since 1881.
“The horrific video that came to light yesterday is deeply
troubling,” Scott said.
“It is clear the killing of Walter Scott was unnecessary and
avoidable, and my prayers are with the Scott family as they
go through this ordeal,” he added.
Sen. Scott said the swift reaction from South Carolina law
enforcement underscores “the severity of this terrible
event.”
Earlier that morning, North Charleston Mayor Keith
Summey and Police Chief Eddie Driggers visited Scott’s
parents. The slain man’s mother and father had appeared
on TV shows earlier that morning.
Judy Scott, the mother of 50-year-old Walter Lamer Scott,
told ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Wednesday that she
almost couldn’t look at the video showing the shooting last
weekend. She said it tore her heart to pieces.
After seeing the cell phone video, Walter Scott Sr. said
Slager “looked like he was trying to kill a deer running
through the woods.”
The father said he doesn’t know if the shooting was racially
motivated.

The Peoples Democratic Party has expressed deep concerns over the “apparent indifference” of the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to what it described as burning national issues threatening the unity and stability of the country.

PDP National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Olisa Metuh, in a statement in Abuja on Wednesday said “while well-meaning Nigerians and the international community are celebrating the peace fostered by the patriotic action of President Goodluck Jonathan in conceding defeat, Buhari and his party, the APC, have been moving around the country instigating division, engineering crisis and heightening tension in the polity.

“Whereas Buhari had assured Nigerians that he would be the President of the entire nation and not of a political party, his actions in the last one week show otherwise as he has continued to display sectionalism and insensitivity to matters inimical to the survival of our democracy and well-being of Nigerians.

“Instead of settling down to plan a smooth transition and design ways of deepening democracy in appreciation of the mandate given to him, General Buhari has tacitly encouraged his men to foment crisis and cause panic in the bid to muzzle personal freedom and impose a reign of terror in the land.”

For instance, Metuh alleged that Buhari has remained indifferent to the crisis in Ekiti where majority of the lawmakers who are all members of the APC have been planning to impeach Governor Ayodele Fayose.

Metuh added that, “APC’s ambition in Ekiti coupled with its odious triumphalism in the aftermath of the Presidential election have led to avoidable confrontations and near breakdown of law and order in the state as the people rise to defend the mandate freely given to the PDP.

“It is indeed unfortunate that while his men are causing crisis and threatening Nigerians, General Buhari, instead of calling them to order, displays his insensitivity by jetting around the country campaigning for his party.

“If this sort of insensitivity and arrogance of victory are foretaste of what to expect in a Buhari presidency, then our dear nation and its people are headed for a long trek in the wilderness.”

Meanwhile, Metuh in reaction to reports of defection from its fold described the defectors as political trojans, who from within have ceaselessly worked against the interest of the party and now fear that they would face sanctions for their actions.


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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) said it
would cooperate with the in-coming All
Progressives Congress (APC) government for
improved development of the country.
The party’s National Publicity Secretary, Olisa
Metuh , disclosed this at a news conference on
Tuesday in Abuja.
He said that PDP would be an opposition that
would offer alternative programmes and ideas
to the new government and would not be
involved in abuses.
“We promise that in the course of this, we will
work with the President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu
Buhari, to move the country forward as a nation.
We will cooperate with him in terms of promoting
the values of our country and progress all indices
for national growth and foster national unity and
the development of the country and its democracy.
We will not engage in any activity that will
destabilise the nation or the polity or distract the
President-elect from offering Nigerians good
leadership,’’ Metuh said.
He said that the party was adopting the
position because the interest of Nigeria was
more important than that of a political party or
any individual.
The PDP spokesman, however, said that being
in opposition was not being out of power,
adding that the party would return to power in
2019.
He stressed that while in the opposition, PDP
would conduct its affairs with all decency,
maturity, civility and the forthrightness it
could muster.
He said that the PDP would be the ideal
opposition it had always wanted the APC to be,
stressing that with cooperation, the two parties
would salvage the country`s democracy.
He stated that the legacy of the PDP in its 16
years in government was the sustenance of
democracy, which, he said the party would do
everything to sustain.
According to Metuh, in spite of some
irregularities in the March 28 Presidential and
National Assembly elections, the PDP will do
everything to ensure that the President-elect
succeeds in office.
This, he explained, was because of the party’s
belief in the sustenance of the country`s
democracy.
He, however, hinted that the party would not
condone any form of intimidation of its key
officials and appointees by the APC or any plan
to destabilise it.
He disclosed that the party was in the process
of rebuilding its fold ‘’on justice, fairness and
equity to enable it return to government’’.
On the impeachment notice served on Gov.
Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state, Metuh said that
though the PDP was worried by the
development, it would not interfere in the
matter.
“We will not interfere with the duties of the
legislature under the Constitution, but we believe
that our governor will respond accordingly once
the legislators follow due process,’’ he said.


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The National Chairman of the All
Progressive Grand
Alliance, Chief Victor Umeh, has
appealed to the President-
elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.),
not to vilify Ndigbo
for not voting massively for him during
the Presidential
poll.
Umeh who made the appeal at a press
conference in
Umuahia, the Abia State capital, said the
massive support
Ndigbo gave to President Goodluck
Jonathan though he lost
at the poll was based on the conviction of
the people that
Jonathan represented hope for their
political future.
He said ” Buhari should not see Ndigbo
as his enemies. We
are not against Buhari but were only
pursuing our political
interest.
“We were looking for somebody who
would help Ndigbo
recover from the ruins of the civil war.
Jonathan convened
a national conference and we felt that
the report of the
conference would address most of the
injustices against
Ndigbo, that was why we followed him.
” But now that the election is won and
lost we should not
be seen as enemies. We hope God will
still use Buhari to
address our many challenges. He should
adopt the report
of the conference .
” Buhari will not succeed if he fails to
address the
injustices in Nigeria or treats Ndigbo as
his enemies. We
will embrace him and support him if he
shows concern for
our plights.
” What we followed in the last election
was the line of hope
we saw in Jonathan. We are looking for a
way Ndigbo can
come back to Nigeria’s political tripod
and survive.
” If Buhari had promised to implement
the report of the
conference, maybe we would have voted
for him en mass .
But now he should look for a way to
accommodate us and
give us a sense of belonging in his
government.”
The APGA boss, however, said all hope
was not lost for
Ndigbo politically as APGA would provide
the tribe with the
opportunity to be re-integrated into
national politics.
He, therefore, called for the people of
South East to help in
reviving APGA by voting massively for all
its candidates at
the April 11 Governorship and House of
Assembly polls to
serve as a political platform to advance
the cause of the
Igbo nation.
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Opinedecandid:
The news is not about Goodluck. He has bowed out of the centre stage courageously and gracefully, unlike OBJ that required the resistance and objection of the NA and Nigerians before he left disgracefully and shamefully at the brink of an unconstitutional third term attempt.
So stop hauling more insults on GEJ.

Is OBJ that Bad?

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The President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, and former
President Olusegun Obasanjo on Tuesday held a secret
meeting in Lagos.
Our correspondent learnt that the meeting which held at
the Presidential wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport,
lasted for almost an hour.
The meeting, it was learnt, was the first meeting the two
would have since Buhari was declared winner of the
presidential election on April 1.
It was learnt that Buhari and other All Progressives
Congress leaders had come to Lagos for a thank you visit
and to campaign for the party’s governorship candidate,
Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, but had a meeting with Obasanjo
before setting out to campaign in the Orile area of the
state.
A member of the President-elect’s entourage said, “Gen.
Buhari and former President Obasanjo were in the inner
lounge of the presidential wing of the airport where they
held a secret meeting for almost an hour.
“The National Chairman of the party, Chief John Odigie-
Oyegun, Governor Rotimi Amaechi, Senator Chris Ngige and
many of us were made to stay at the main lounge
throughout the meeting. We do not really know what was
discussed but it must have been very sensitive.”
Meanwhile, the Northern Christian Leaders Eagle Eyes
Forum, has said the group was not surprised that Buhari
won the poll.
The group had before the election endorsed Buhari to the
consternation of the Christian Association of Nigeria led by
Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor.
The CAN condemned and distanced itself from the
endorsement.



Addressing journalists in Kaduna on Tuesday, Chairman of
the Forum, Pastor Aminchi Habu, also said under Buhari,
Nigeria would take its rightful position among the comity of
nations.
Saying that they have confidence that the president-elect
would steer the ship of the nation to greatness, the cleric
noted that he and his other colleagues, believed that the
Katsina-born-general deserved his electoral victory because
he worked for it.



The chairman, specifically hailed the National Leader of the
APC, Bola Tinubu, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar,
Senator Bukola Saraki, governors Rotimi Amaechi, Rabiu
Musa Kwankwaso, Magatakarda Wamako and Ahmed
Abdulfatai for working round the clock to ensure that
Buhari won the election.



“These men are not only quintessential politicians but also
political strategists in their own rights and so deserve
special commendation as they worked tirelessly to ensure
that Nigeria change for good,” he said.


BUHARI AND OBASANJO PLANNING AGAINST PDP



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Yero stops Kaduna chiefs from meeting Osinbajo at Lagos– APC Staffs

The All Progressives Congress Campaign Council in Kaduna State allegedon Tuesdaythat state Governor, Mukhtar Yero, stopped traditional rulers from Southern Kaduna from meeting Vice President-elect, Prof.Yemi Osinbajo.
Osinbajo was said to have scheduled a meeting with traditional rulers, christian leaders, youths, academia and women leaders from the southern part of the state in Kafanchan ahead of theSaturday’sgovernorship election in the state.
But the APC alleged that Yero directed the over 20 traditional rulers not to honour the invitation.
However, Malam Ahmed Mayaki, the Director-General, Media and Publicity to the governor, said it was not true.
The governor’s aide said the allegation was aimed at tarnishing the image of the governor ahead of theSaturday’spoll, which he is confident the governor would win.
He said the APC were bound to fail, noting that the fear of failure informed the opposition party’s move to “bring down” the governor.
According to the Director General of Kaduna State APC Campaign Council, Mr. Ben Kure, in a statement in Kaduna, the over 20 traditional rulers, drawn from eight local government areas of Southern Kaduna, were on their way to the palace of Chief of Kagoro, venue of the meeting, when they received the governor’s instruction.
He said some chiefs were already in the vicinity of the palace when they received signals, warning them against meeting with Osinbajo.
Kure said, “The programme was to first meet traditional rulers before church leaders, and we have notified them and they were ready to receive our in-coming Vice President. The meeting was to pay homage and intimate them of what the in-coming Muhammadu Buhari’s government has in stock for Nigerians, irrespective of religion, ethnicity, region or political interests.
“To our surprise, we received a message that the governor had stopped the meeting and directed them to return to their domains. The monarchs complied with the warning, aborted the meeting and proceeded to their palaces.
“The same governor, three weeks back, stopped the President-elect from holding a campaign rally at Murtala Square, Kaduna. And he is now trying to embarrass his (Buhari) Vice President.
“Are the people of Kaduna State and their traditional rulers slaves to the governor? It is quite unfortunate that Kaduna State is now under an individual, who is above the law and ruling with impunity.”

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