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A patient has tested positive for Ebola in Liberia’s capital, officials said Friday, deflating hopes that the country had beaten the disease after weeks with no new cases. Liberia has seen the most deaths in the West African Ebola outbreak, which has killed more than 10,000 people. But since it discharged its last case on March 5, it was counting down to being declared Ebola-free. Countries must wait 42 days from when the last patient tests negative to be declared free of the virus. But a new patient has now tested positive, Dr. Francis Kateh, the acting head of the country’s Ebola Incident Management Team, said Friday. A second test is generally done to confirm the diagnosis. Source: http://odili.net/news/source/2015/mar/22/828.html
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The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Suleiman Abba, and the Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, on Friday clashed over the police chief's "vote and go home order." While the IGP had warned voters to go back to their homes after casting their votes on election days, Jega said the electoral law did not state that voters could not or should not wait to watch and ensure that their votes count. The IGP, who addressed accredited observers for the forthcoming general elections in Abuja, said the possibility of committing electoral offence was very high if voters stayed back at the polling booths for votes to be counted. He said that each polling unit would have at least two or three policemen to protect votes cast by the electorate. "We will go on to protect the electorate. Every eligible voter should feel safe enough to cast his votes. We will be there to protect the votes and make sure no one disrupts the process," Abba said But Jega disagreed with the police chief. The INEC chairman, who appeared as a guest on Channels Television's Sunrise Daily on Friday, said there is no part of the Electoral Act that forbids voters from waiting at the polling booths, adding that the law was only against loitering. Also, Jega's Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Kayode Idowu, stressed the position of the commission's boss, adding that no law bars voters from staying around polling centres. He said, "Jega did not contradict the IGP; he did not contradict anything that is in the law and what the IGP said. What the IGP said was that this regulation of INEC that says people can stay back in polling units, that he is uncomfortable about it because the Electoral Act provides that anybody who loiters around the polling units or commits an electoral offence can be prosecuted. "He said if you stay at the polling unit, there is a very high chance that you will commit an electoral offense. People who loiter within the polling units do not have legitimate business. "That was exactly what Jega said, that if you want to stay, you must stay on the condition that your conduct will not constitute an electoral offense. You will not abuse people, you will not be aggressive towards people, you will be calm and you will not be unruly. As such, the security agents will not apprehend you." However, the All Progressives Congress tackled the IGP over the "unlawful order." In a statement in Lagos by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party asked voters to rather listen to Jega and stayed behind to protect their votes after casting their ballots. The statement read, "According to Jega, who appeared on Channels TV on Friday morning, the electoral law says anyone that has no business with the electoral process at the polling booths but desires to monitor events should stay at least some metres away from the polling agents and completely away from the ballot box after casting their votes. "'The INEC Chairman further clarified that all registered voters have businesses with the process and can therefore not be classified as people that don't have businesses at polling units. "Therefore, the IGP has no constitutional right or powers under the constitution or Police Act to rewrite the electoral law. The role of the police is to maintain law and order or such other assistance as may be sought from the police by INEC." SOURCE: http://odili.net/news/source/2015/mar/22/905.html
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Slynonny:You trust...& not WE...Ok?!...u cnt speak 4 d teaming well decerned, among abt 180million nigerian populace #GMB& PYO...WAYFORWARD>>>> |
nationwide1:Yu ar so on point sire... ![]() |
In reaction to a statement made by the first lady of Nigeria, Patience Jonathan few days ago at a PDP rally, where the first lady had said the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate was unfit and brain dead, the Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Diaspora Affairs, Abike Dabiri- Erewa has described the first lady and her statement as a total embarrassment to the whole country. “Mrs. Jonathan is an embarrassment to the whole country. The only people shouting her praise or listening to her are the sycophants; outside them, nobody else does. “She is crude and unrefined. When you travel out of the country, Nigerians keep asking you how we came this bad,” Mrs Erewa said. Below is what the first lady was quoted to have said initially; “Wetin him dey find again? Him dey drag with him pikin mate. “Old man wey no get brain, him brain don die pata pata’’, several medium quoted her to have said, including a youtube video. SOURCE>>>@ http://www..ng/2015/03/07/patience-jonathan-is-an-embarrassment-to-the-whole-country-abike-dabiri/
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In reaction to a statement made by the first lady of Nigeria, Patience Jonathan few days ago at a PDP rally, where the first lady had said the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate was unfit and brain dead, the Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Diaspora Affairs, Abike Dabiri- Erewa has described the first lady and her statement as a total embarrassment to the whole country. “Mrs. Jonathan is an embarrassment to the whole country. The only people shouting her praise or listening to her are the sycophants; outside them, nobody else does. “She is crude and unrefined. When you travel out of the country, Nigerians keep asking you how we came this bad,” Mrs Erewa said. Below is what the first lady was quoted to have said initially; “Wetin him dey find again? Him dey drag with him pikin mate. “Old man wey no get brain, him brain don die pata pata’’, several medium quoted her to have said, including a youtube video. SOURCE>>>@ http://www..ng/2015/03/07/patience-jonathan-is-an-embarrassment-to-the-whole-country-abike-dabiri/
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The pressmen are still waiting for Prof. Attahiru Jega, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, to appear and brief them at the venue of the scheduled press conference. According to The Cable’s live coverage of the press event, the press briefing room is filled with journalists, most of who have been waiting at the INEC headquarters for hours as Jega is currently meeting with his 12 national commissioners. The delay has raised fears within the hierarchy of the INEC that Jega may be considering resignation, The Eagle Onlie reports. Latest reports suggest that 21 of 37 resident electoral commissioners of the Independent National Electoral Commission have rejected the proposition to shift the date of Nigeria’s general elections initially scheduled for February 14 and 28. http://www.naij.com/380982-jegas-press-conference-on-elections-date-postponed.html |
21 of 37 resident electoral commissioners of the Independent National Electoral Commission have rejected the proposition to shift the date of Nigeria’s general elections initially scheduled for February 14 and 28. Nigeria has 37 RECs, each for a state and the Federal Capital, Abuja. Other 16 RECs voted in favour of a reschedule. INEC chairman Attahiru Jega conducted the vote after he met with political parties and the civil society. At the meeting, Mr. Jega said the commission was under pressure to postpone the polls since all security agencies, including the military and the police, warned that they will only support polls held at least six weeks after the current dates. Security operatives told INEC that they were commencing a six weeks special operations against Boko Haram insurgents in the north eastern corridors of the country and would rather not be distracted by the elections. Mr. Jega announced that the security forces also said the operations are due to commence on February 14, the date INEC had planned for the presidential and federal legislative elections. Earlier, 17 political parties out of the total 28 voted in support of an extension. The opposition party, the All Progressives Congress, has rejected any plan to postpone the election. They accuse President Goodluck Jonathan and his Peoples Democratic Party of sponsoring the deay to stave their imminent defeat at the polls. It is not clear what the commission’s eventual decision would be with the latest voting pattern by the RECs. http://www.naij.com/380976-21-of-37-inecs-recs-vote-against-elections-postponement.html |
Over 200 aggrieved Benin City youths on Friday stormed the Peoples Democratic Party secretariat over non-payment of mobilisation fees. ThisDayLive learnt that the PDP allegedly owes the youths N1.2bn for presence at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, venue of the presidential campaign rally on Wednesday. The youths under the auspices of Grassroots Youth Initiative (GYI) took to the streets after they allegedly refused N20,000 offered to them Thursday. They caused heavy traffic along the Benin-Sapele highway as they blocked the party gate demanding for their share of money. The youths carried placards which read “PDP Pay Us Our Money”, “Our Youths Must Grow”. They accused Edo State Coordinator of President Goodluck Jonathan Campaign Organisation, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, of keeping the money meant for them. Speaking with newsmen, National President of GYI, Osarobo Idahosa, said he personally mobilised youths to the stadium but did not receive a kobo. Cromwell Aigbona, another protester, said, “It is a new time and a new dawn. It is time our leaders recognise that there are youths in the state. We will not be used and dumped. The time has come for the youth to say no to use and dump. We want transparency. “Our money has not been given to us. That is why we are here. We want to tell the leaders of PDP that we want to move on” http://www.naij.com/380927-angry-youths-storm-benin-city-pdp-secretariat-over-owed-money.html |
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has disclosed that over 14,000 Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) have been snatched by hoodlums from its officials during the collection exercise in Rivers State. The state Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Mrs Gesila Khan, disclosed this while speaking with newsmen in Port Harcourt, on Friday. According to Khan, some of the cards were stolen from collection centres in some local government areas, where the PVCs were deposited to enable the owners have easy access to them. While it would mean that the owners would be disenfranchised, Khan expressed no panic, as she noted that the stolen cards would be useless. The card reader system would be used to authenticate and verify the real owner of the PVCs before they are allowed to vote. Khan also disclosed that her office received 2,990,056 PVCs, out of which 1,869,379 had been distributed to eligible voters in the state. She assured that more than 50,000 additional PVCs would be distributed two weeks before the general election, adding that over 80 percent of the registered voters in the state had so far collected their cards. Khan also assured that the February elections would be peaceful because of the existing cooperation among INEC officials, police and other security agencies in the state. http://www..ng/2015/01/31/14000-pvcs-snatched-hoodlums-rivers-inec/
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The Peoples Democratic Movement [PDM] has announced its support for Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the February 14 election. The party made the announcement on Friday in Abuja. It said the decision was reached at its National Executive Committee, NEC, meeting heldon Thursday. According to the party, the endorsement of Mr. Buhari was based on its consideration of the five critical issues which its NEC believes constitute the nation’s top and urgent priority: national unity, public security, job creation, fight against corruption, and the economy. It notedthatMr. Buhari had “a track record of achievement in these areas as a former head of state and, later, executive chairman of the Petroleum (Special) TrustFund.” “The incumbent (President Goodluck Jonathan) that has been at the helm of affairs of the nation in the past six years has failed (in the critical issues considered by the party),” itsaid. The party expressed concern over the deteriorating security in the country. It said it “noted the rising level of corruption, unemployment and impunity in the country and condemned the campaign of calumny and hate by prominent citizens who are desperate to win election at any cost, including plunging the nation into chaos and anarchy.” The PDM called on Nigerians to reject desperate politicians who have been given a chance to prove their worth but failed.” It said Nigeria’s democracy had come to stay and would not be undermined by the desperation of those who are afraid tolose electionin February 2015. It called on all members and supporters of PDM across Nigeria to vote for Mr. Buhari. www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/175499-nigeria-2015-peoples-democratic-movement-endorses-buhari.html
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The All Progressives Congress, APC, has defended the academic qualification of its presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, citing new legal details after the Nigerian Army denied it has copies of Mr. Buhari’s certificates as he earlier claimed. |
...#WORD...IS better to deal with corruption at its earliest manifestation, than toying with such deadly thing ,in the name of forgiving spirit... till it becomes a wildFIRE...now we're ol feeling the heat...both locally and internationally ...is quite a shame dat dis have cost us our usual reputation in the league of NATIONS...but the good news is,there is still hope 4 the living...only if we can use our head + PVC rightfully... #GMB-FOR THE JOB!...#wayFORWARD2015>>>
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mundus:wow ma broda I guard ur back...Dats a gud news...keep them rolling bro...GOD bless u, bless GMB & THE CHANGE TEAM, BLESS NIGERIA!
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brutef0rce101:what a perfectRESPONSE ...#WORLD-CLASS! |
I can't just wait 4 dis #CHANGE!!!
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has ordered the decentralisation of on-going distribution of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to Ward levels, in order to enhance access by persons yetto collect their cards. Before now, the distribution was done at the local government offices of the Commission since the endof distribution at the polling unit level. Butdistributionof the PVCs will henceforth be at Ward level nationwide. The Commission, at its meetingon Thursday, January 8th, 2015, resolved that the periodfor distributionof the cards should be extended. Registered voterswho are yetto collect their cards can now do so from 8. 30a.m. to 5.30 p.m. daily. Secretary to the Commission, Mrs. Augusta C. Ogakwu said Resident Electoral Commissioners had been mandated to set up effective monitoring strategies and ensure that the specified hours werestrictly complied with by relevantINEC staff. As part of preparations for the next month’s general elections, INEC is to issue/publish the Register of Voters to be used for the conduct of the 2015 General Elections on Tuesday, January 13th 2015. This is a crucial milestone on the journeyto the 2015 General Elections. Section 20 of the Electoral Act2010(as amended) provides that the Register of Voters for an election shall be published at least thirty (30) days before the elections. The 2015 General Elections will take place on 14th and 28th February 2015. Also, the Timetable And Schedule of Activities for the 2015 General Elections released to the public on 24th January 2014shows underitem 10, that the Commission shall release/publish the official Register of Voters for the election on 13thJanuary 2015. By the same token, the Commission shall publish the list of nominated candidates contesting for the Presidency and National Assembly on 13th January 2015. The list of those contesting for the offices of governor and House of Assembly would be published on 27th January 2015. In the meantime, provisional figures released by the Commission’s Voter Registry Departmentshows that as at 7th January 2015, INEC had receiveda total of 54,341,610 PermanentVoter Cards (PVCs);ithad distributed38,774,219 PVCs nation-wide and had a balance of 15,567,219 which are yetto be collected. The percentage of PVCs distributed nation-wide by the Commission as at 7th January 2015 has attained 71.35% SOURCE: 247nigerianewsupdate.co/inec-decentralises-pvc-distribution-to-publish-voters-register-jan-13/ |
Sunday8650:don't mind him...his mind hv been overwhelmed by pdp monumental corruption n self deceit...#dat kirikiri prison, shall b reinforced up to the standards of Guatemala bay max security prison...so that they'll ol hv a self-contained dere...where dey will calm their post election trauma. |
wooow...wat a gud news...so pleasant to my auditory meatus... this CHANGE!... WE have yeaned so long 4 u...tarry no longer! #GMB&PYO...AGENTS OF CHANCE! |
Adextaiwo48:brow...you damn 4nny...Hahahah...I no fit shout |
Elculio:Hahahah... I laf in Swahili... hmmm...nw I know n have seen that indeed... TRUTH is so bitter,to the ears of those whose minds are beclouded by self DECEIT! #AMAECHI...unleashed the unalloyed TRUTH!...Believe it or YES! |
Jonathan is a failure. It is time to kick him out. "Arresting corrupt people will not stop corruption"- GEJ "There are some people who put our fathers who were abroad in crates, and tried to bring them home, until they were intercepted..." GEJ[/b] Let us remember this statement Mend is not responsible for the Abuja bombings, I know my people (GEJ, 2010)[/quote]wowww...ma bro u've got some indelible FACTS here...jeeezzz ![]() |
Rivers State Governor and Director General of the presidential campaign committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Rotimi Amaechi, on Thursday in Yenagoa, lashed out at President Goodluck Jonathan, insisting that he had failed the people of the state.
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President Goodluck Jonathan popularly referred 2 as GEJ has shown his level of agitation concerning the upcoming 2015 elections by approaching the famous Prophet TB. Joshua. GEJ secretly left the Aso-Rock Villa and proceeded to the Synagogue church located in a popular part of Lagos to enquire of the prophet concerning the winner of the presidential elections in 2015 Prophet TB Joshua is known to have previously made quite a number of predictions that has been found to be true. Some of which include football match scores, football match stands, plane crashes and hijacks, deaths of prominent people, just to mention a few. TB Joshua was also reported to have received the President of Nigeria well but refused to reveal what he knows about the results of the 2015 elections claiming that since he supports APC and the President is of an opposing party, his church and congregation might be affected negatively especially owning to the fact that he hadnt recovered from the building collapse last year. Speaking with GEJ himself on phone, he accepts he was at the SCOAN parish but he has denied all allegations that he inquired about 2015 elections saying “I don’t need to confirm when I know I will win”. Also, when we approached FNN readers to air their views, a few of them says TB Joshua should be proactive and mind his own business. Some people even went as far as saying he should have seen the collapse of his church building coming, then they woulda believed his prophecies. So far, all efforts to reach TB Joshua himself as proved abortive as we hope to get an affirmation of this story from him and also to get the predictions for the 2015 elections and bring it to you firsthand as usual. SOURCE: http:///2015/01/pastor-tb-joshua-refuses-to-tell-goodluck-jonathan-who-wins-2015-elections/
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Alphaoscar:Am in ...full time...no time bro ![]() |
May God have mercy on her...n bring help n healing her way...#AMEN! |
According to SaharaReporters, a statement signed by Jomo Gbomo said the group’s decision to support General Mohammadu Buhari arises from the pathetic state in which the country has been put by the government of Mr. Jonathan and its strong belief in General Buhari as the man and change the country needs. “It is very clear that the Niger Delta region now regrets voting a corrupt and incompetent leader who they believed would [bring] transformation to the region, in spite of our earlier warnings about Goodluck Jonathan,” MEND said. “He (Goodluck Jonathan) has only succeeded in infecting the region with poverty, corruption and mal-administration. This is our chance not to repeat this costly blunder of 2011.” It challenged every Niger Deltan to ask themselves if the region is any better under Goodluck Jonathan than it was under a sick Late President Musa Yar’Adua. We are convinced that the people of the Niger Delta have woken up to realise that voting Goodluck Jonathan simply because of tribe, was the biggest mistake they made.” MEND said President Jonathan does not deserve a second more in the presidency as soon as his tenure expires as he has continuously and blatantly disregarded the very people who voted him into office. SOURCE: http://www..ng/2015/01/06/niger-delta-militants-mend-endorses-buhari-president/
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Chaleeee:Criticise with wisdom...if I may ask, how many Nigerian elite families did GEJ visited, during his 2007 & 2011 ccampaigs ![]() |

