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APC lies continues. They are just looking for what to tell Nigerians by May 29th to mark their 1 year of blood sucking, intimidation, hardship and lawless anniversary.

Only a fool will believe this.

Lie Mohammed is at it again. Nigeria economic never dey shrink. Can Lie Mohammed help us to calculate how much that was spent by bubu in his tourist trips to foreign land. (22 countries..... < 1yr Still counting)

Nigerians are all welcome to Chain *****………**** Shame

More hard time ahead.

This is to finalize how to Islamaze Nigerians. Infidels are still shouting one Nigeria

Foolish old cargoes that those not have the interest of the poor Nigerians at heart.

DExplorer1:
https://cdn.pmnewsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Buhari11-481x336.jpg

To assuage the anger of Nigerians over the increase in the price of premium motor spirit to N145 a litre, the Muhammadu Buhari administration has rolled out palliative measures running into half a trillion naira.

Over eight million Nigerians will benefit from the programmes scheduled to begin in a matter of weeks.

Highlights of the palliatives are:

*5.5 million school children to be fed for 200 school days in first phase of homegrown school feeding programme
*Over 1.6 million Nigerian traders, market women, men, artisans to receive loans.
*1 million extremely poor and vulnerable Nigerians to receive N60,000 this year in 12 months payments of N5000 each.

All together the federal government would be directly impacting the lives of more than 8 million Nigerians in different social investment 2016 budget spending that would provide succor and be a ready-made palliative to ordinary Nigerians.

This disclosure was made last night by the Senior Special Assistant for Media & Publicity to the President, Mr. Laolu Akande, in an interaction with the press in Abuja.

He gave new details and a breakdown of the interventions and palliatives, some of which he said would be starting in a matter of weeks thus:

1.*the direct payment of N5000 monthly to one million extremely poor Nigerians for 12 months as provided for in the 2016 budget for which N$68.7B has been appropriated.
2*the direct provision of very soft loan -cash for market women, men and traders, including artisans and Agric workers. This would be for a total of 1.76m Nigerians, without the requirement for conventional collateral. Some of the traders will likely get about N60,000. A total sum of N140.3B has already been appropriated for this in the budget,
3*payment of between N23,000 to N30,000 per month to 500,000 unemployed graduates who would be trained, paid and deployed to work as volunteer teachers, public health officers and extension service workers among other responsibilities.
-They would also be given electronic devices to empower them technologically both for their assignments and beyond
-similarly 100,000 artisans would also be trained and paid
N191.5B has been set aside for this in the passed budget.
4. At least 5.5 million Nigerian primary school children -ie starting first in 18 states-three per geopolitical zones-would be fed for 200 school days under the free Homegrown School Feeding Programme. N93.1B has been appropriated for this in the 2016 budget.
5. 100,000 tertiary students in Science Technology Engineering & Maths-STEM, plus Education will partake in the N5.8B already provided for this education grant in the budget. This payment would also be paid directly to the students.

When added together this year alone, more than 8 million Nigerians would be benefiting from the Social Investment budget.

Akande who works from the Office of the Vice President said the N500B social investement programmes of the Buhari administration is a ready made palliative to lift Nigerians from poverty and economic hardship.

“Long before now the Presidency has made adequate arrangements in the 2016 budget to ensure that Nigerians are lifted from poverty and hardship,” the spokesperson stated.

This will not only assuage the current pains arising from the new fuel pricing regime, but will provide ongoing social safety nets for over 8 million Nigerians this year alone, according to Akande.

He added that this is beside the jobs that would be created by the infrastructural projects that would be restored and the new ones that would soon be taking off.

Said he: “the Buhari presidency is keen to ensure that Nigerians are lifted and that if necessary on an ongoing basis palliatives measures would always been considered to address the conditions of the people.”

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/05/15/1-million-nigerians-to-receive-n5000-monthly/

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Nigerians should put their ears to the ground as these programmes are executed. We are under a more sincere government than ever.

Another APC lies from the pit of heal. This government is full of lies, propaganda and decit. Any one believing in ds lies will remain a fool till death.

MakeWeTalk:
The Fulani Herdsmen are turning out to be the Mobile Divison of Boko Haram.

And Nigeria's President wants to give them grazing rights.

Then He says they are not Nigerians but Libyans.
So Libyans are invading the country and what is the Nigerian President & Army doing.
If Foreign people invade our country the president and Army are mandated to defend us.

So why will we give grazing rights to Foreigners please?

Boko Haram has gone mobile.

We should not be surprised why will a former solider remove army checkpoints unless the person wants to aid them.

https://i.imgur.com/k7TnPaT.jpg?2
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/185501-breaking-buhari-orders-dismantling-of-military-checkpoints-nationwide.html


If you remember Boko Haram mentioned GMB as their spokesman, how can you expect a man that
is Boko Haram's Spokes man to defeat them?

https://i.imgur.com/0YGNuxm.jpg?1
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/boko-haram-names-buhari-5-others-as-mediators/

[size=13pt]Buhari has always said he wanted FULL SHARIA IN NIGERIA[/size]
https://i.imgur.com/uu5wQiy.jpg?1
http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/buhari-calls-total-sharia-nigeria/



NOW IT MAKES SENSE WHY HE HAS NOT CONDEMNED THESE MOBILE BOKO HARAM KNOWN AS FULANI HERDSMEN

IT MAKES SENSE WHY BUHARI HAS CALLED OUT THE ARMY AGAINST THE NIGER DELTA BUT NOT THESE FULANI HERDSMEN

SO MY PEOPLE THIS IS A FULL BLOWN JIHAD

You are so correct but some foolish section of ds country are still busy saying one Nigeria. One Nigeria my foot. Until ds new buhari boys kill everyone, we will then know that there's nothing like one Nigeria.

Buhari wants to beg wike to drop his evidence against Ameachi. Wike please don't accept the pleading oo

Please,Did anybody see buhari certificate

Good job well done to Nigeria army but wait oooo . Which weapons are they using to fight boko boys because last time I checked this administration have not bought any weapon since their inception.

One chance government

Fools

More pictures

Images From 2012 Fuel Subsidy Removal Protest Under Jonathan.

We are still waiting and watching.

Change indeed.

Keeping fit

dainformant:
Here are photos of the embattled leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, at the Federal High Court today for continuation of his ongoing trial. Mr Kanu who is standing trial for treasonable felony -arrived the court in handcuffs and was led in by prison officials...

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/04/ipob-leader-nnamdi-kanu-arrives-federal.html

Nwachinaeke!!! No evil fashion against you shall prosper. You are whiter than white and whiter than snow if not by now DSS and their masters must have bribed you to drop your curse.

There is always light at the end of tunnel.... Time shall tell.

Plan to move out of that area. The people that stole the car know you very well and can still harm you.

I/We told them but they said they want chain. Now they are in chain, they are still complaining. APC - Chain

Before I forget, how much is price of fuel in your location

I'm not surprised at all.

bravesoul247:
Instead of swearing I think it's time we the Nigerian youths protest and stop complaining on social medias.. if anybody start protesting me go follow ooo cos this rubbish is getting outta hand.

Protest is ok but remember Nigeria blood sucking vampire president and the men on uniform are looking for innocent and harmless Nigerians blood to suck.

I told them, (my Yoruba friends) this thing APC is shouting is chain not change but they never listen to me. Let all of you who voted for chain enjoy it while it least.

APC Lie
APC Propaganda
APC. Chain

Lawless country where there's no value for human life.

There was no need doing any rerun of election in rivers state. Just that buhari and his blood sucking APC party needed some blood of rivers people.

If APC didn't win these election, they will go back to tribunal again Right?
To continue spending the money that is supposed to be used to provide basic amenities for common Nigerians.

This is almost a year APC was voted into power at the center but uptill now, there's direction. What we hear everyday is they are fighting corruption. What nonsense.

Fuel is now sold at 150 Naira/litre, one sachet of water 20 Naira, no power supply, everything in market is in a high price.

What a shameful country!!!

I'm not against probing GEJ but I think the probe have to start from OBJ tenure etc and then to buhari himself because he's also corrupt.

1United1:
Let's Do A Simple Calculation..

A Service Of A SAN costs at least 10 Million Naira...

Now Multiply 10M X 66 SANS Hired By Saraki

=660,000,000 Naira Just to Defend Himself...

Yet IPOB Youths Adopted Him As Their Son And Said, He Was Not Corrupt...

No Wonder IPOB Has Been Classified A Terrorist Organization..

please can you define Terrorist Organization for me. Thanks.

Following repeated attacks on Yoruba communities in Lagos by Hausa-Fulani Mob, Yoruba youths have demanded for the immediate dissolution of Nigeria and the creation of Oduduwa Republic

Bloody clashes in the Mile 12, Ketu area of Lagos State on Thursday left no fewer than 10 persons dead and about 100 others injured.
Among the dead were two schoolchildren, traders, artisans and residents.
A two-year-old boy, Andrew Daniel, was abducted by some hoodlums and taken away after his father, Igba, was attacked with machetes and left for the dead.
The PUNCH, which witnessed part of the clashes as it unfolded, counted no fewer than 40 vehicles that were either burnt or vandalised in the Agiliti area of Ketu.
Two churches and over 20 houses were equally set ablaze and hundreds of residents rendered homeless in Maidan community as a result of the violence which was said to have broken out after a disagreement between some Yoruba and Hausa in the area.




Motorcycles, sewing machines and other working tools were also destroyed while some shops were looted andCorpses of slain residents, who were either burnt or beheaded, littered the roads as of 5pm when one of our correspondents left the battle areas.
Despite the heavy presence of security personnel, the hoodlums, mostly Hausa, who wielded bows, arrows, cutlasses, charms and stones, refused to vacate the roads.
They also attacked the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, who tried to calm them down before leaving the community around 1pm.

www.weeklypostng.com

I wish you OBJ what ever you wish for your fellow human being and may your generation unborn take share of those wishes. Amen!!!

What Pope Francis told IPOD members, others at St Peters Square

ON MARCH 2, 20166:20 PMIN NEWSCOMMENTS
Vatican City – God’s patience towards sinners is without limit, yet the time for conversion is now, Pope Francis said during his Sunday Angelus address at the Vatican.

Read IPOD statement ”The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Tuesday released the text of Catholic Pontiff, Pope Francis address to over 35,000 who gathered last Sunday at the Vatican City for the weekly Angelus, saying that Pope has warned their oppressors, the government and Nigeria Military and their agents to repent, stop killing Biafra agitators or face the wrath of God that will be catastrophic.”

“It is never too late to convert, but it is urgent, it is now! Let us begin today,” said the Pope Feb. 28 to the crowds in St. Peter’s Square.

Delivering his remarks before leading those present in the Marian prayer, the Pope spoke on Jesus’ “invincible patience,” explaining how God’s “unyielding concern for sinners” should provoke impatience in ourselves.

Pope Francis
Pope Francis
“Have you thought of God’s patience? Have you even thought of his unyielding concern for sinners, how this should provoke impatience against ourselves?”

“It is never to late to convert! Never! Up until the last moment: The patience of God who waits for us.”
Pope Francis recounted the story from St. Therese of Lisieux, who prayed for the conversion of a criminal who had been condemned to death, and had refused interventions from the priest. It was not until his final moment that he took the Crucifix held by the priest and kissed it.

“The patience of God! And he does the same with us, with all of us!” the Pope said. “And this is his mercy.”

Reflecting on the day’s readings, Pope Francis remarked how everyday newspapers report on violence and catastrophes. He tied this to the Gospel reading which refers to two tragic events of the time: the Romans sacking the temple, and the collapse of the Siloam tower in Jerusalem which killed eighteen people.

The Pope says Jesus knows his listeners are “superstitious” in interpreting such events as punishment for sins.

“Jesus definitively refutes this point of view, because God does not permit tragedies to punish sins,” he said, but “asserts that those poor victims were no worse than others.”

Rather, Jesus uses these examples as warnings that sinners will perish as these victims did if they do not repent, the Pope added, citing the Gospel.

Even today, there is the temptation to blame disasters on the victims, “or even on God himself,” the pontiff said.

However, in order to take the path of the Gospel, Jesus “calls us to change our heart, to radically make an about turn in our life, abandoning our compromises with evil,” the Pope said, citing hypocrisy as an example. “I think we all have in us a little bit of hypocrisy,” he said in an off-the-cuff remark.

Stressing the need for conversion, the Pope warned against the temptation toward self-justification: “From what do we need to convert? Are we not all good people, believers, even sufficiently practicing?”

Despite being like the fig tree which fails to produce fruit, Jesus “with limitless patience” delays killing the tree for another year, Pope Francis observed.

He reflected on the Jubilee Year of Mercy as a year of grace, the period in the Church and our lives before Christ’s “glorious return,” and which is “punctuated by a certain number of Lents which offer us opportunities for repentance and salvation.”

The Jubilee of Mercy is an Extraordinary Holy Year which officially commenced December 8 – the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception – with the opening of the Holy Door in St. Peter’s Basilica. It will close Nov. 20, 2016 with the Solemnity of Christ the King.

After the recitation of the Angelus, Pope Francis reflected on the ongoing crisis of refugees fleeing from “war and other inhumane situations.”

He especially acknowledged Greece and other countries “on the front line” for their work in offering “generous assistance” to those crossing their borders, and called on the international community for a “unanimous response” in helping distribute the weight of the crisis.

“For this reason, we need to firmly and unreservedly focus on negotiations,” he said.

The pontiff went on to welcome “with hope” the current ceasefire in Syria involving government and rebel forces, which has entered its second day.

“I invite all to pray so that this window of opportunity can give relief to the suffering people, encouraging the necessary humanitarian aid, and open the way to dialogue and much desired peace,” he said.

Pope Francis went on to extend his “closeness” to the people of Fiji, where tropical cyclone Winston killed more than 40 people and left tens of thousands more homeless.

“I pray for the victims and for those engaged with the relief efforts.

What Pope Francis told IPOD members, others at St Peters Square

ON MARCH 2, 20166:20 PMIN NEWSCOMMENTS
Vatican City – God’s patience towards sinners is without limit, yet the time for conversion is now, Pope Francis said during his Sunday Angelus address at the Vatican.

Read IPOD statement ”The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Tuesday released the text of Catholic Pontiff, Pope Francis address to over 35,000 who gathered last Sunday at the Vatican City for the weekly Angelus, saying that Pope has warned their oppressors, the government and Nigeria Military and their agents to repent, stop killing Biafra agitators or face the wrath of God that will be catastrophic.”

“It is never too late to convert, but it is urgent, it is now! Let us begin today,” said the Pope Feb. 28 to the crowds in St. Peter’s Square.

Delivering his remarks before leading those present in the Marian prayer, the Pope spoke on Jesus’ “invincible patience,” explaining how God’s “unyielding concern for sinners” should provoke impatience in ourselves.

Pope Francis
Pope Francis
“Have you thought of God’s patience? Have you even thought of his unyielding concern for sinners, how this should provoke impatience against ourselves?”

“It is never to late to convert! Never! Up until the last moment: The patience of God who waits for us.”
Pope Francis recounted the story from St. Therese of Lisieux, who prayed for the conversion of a criminal who had been condemned to death, and had refused interventions from the priest. It was not until his final moment that he took the Crucifix held by the priest and kissed it.

“The patience of God! And he does the same with us, with all of us!” the Pope said. “And this is his mercy.”

Reflecting on the day’s readings, Pope Francis remarked how everyday newspapers report on violence and catastrophes. He tied this to the Gospel reading which refers to two tragic events of the time: the Romans sacking the temple, and the collapse of the Siloam tower in Jerusalem which killed eighteen people.

The Pope says Jesus knows his listeners are “superstitious” in interpreting such events as punishment for sins.

“Jesus definitively refutes this point of view, because God does not permit tragedies to punish sins,” he said, but “asserts that those poor victims were no worse than others.”

Rather, Jesus uses these examples as warnings that sinners will perish as these victims did if they do not repent, the Pope added, citing the Gospel.

Even today, there is the temptation to blame disasters on the victims, “or even on God himself,” the pontiff said.

However, in order to take the path of the Gospel, Jesus “calls us to change our heart, to radically make an about turn in our life, abandoning our compromises with evil,” the Pope said, citing hypocrisy as an example. “I think we all have in us a little bit of hypocrisy,” he said in an off-the-cuff remark.

Stressing the need for conversion, the Pope warned against the temptation toward self-justification: “From what do we need to convert? Are we not all good people, believers, even sufficiently practicing?”

Despite being like the fig tree which fails to produce fruit, Jesus “with limitless patience” delays killing the tree for another year, Pope Francis observed.

He reflected on the Jubilee Year of Mercy as a year of grace, the period in the Church and our lives before Christ’s “glorious return,” and which is “punctuated by a certain number of Lents which offer us opportunities for repentance and salvation.”

The Jubilee of Mercy is an Extraordinary Holy Year which officially commenced December 8 – the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception – with the opening of the Holy Door in St. Peter’s Basilica. It will close Nov. 20, 2016 with the Solemnity of Christ the King.

After the recitation of the Angelus, Pope Francis reflected on the ongoing crisis of refugees fleeing from “war and other inhumane situations.”

He especially acknowledged Greece and other countries “on the front line” for their work in offering “generous assistance” to those crossing their borders, and called on the international community for a “unanimous response” in helping distribute the weight of the crisis.

“For this reason, we need to firmly and unreservedly focus on negotiations,” he said.

The pontiff went on to welcome “with hope” the current ceasefire in Syria involving government and rebel forces, which has entered its second day.

“I invite all to pray so that this window of opportunity can give relief to the suffering people, encouraging the necessary humanitarian aid, and open the way to dialogue and much desired peace,” he said.

Pope Francis went on to extend his “closeness” to the people of Fiji, where tropical cyclone Winston killed more than 40 people and left tens of thousands more homeless.

“I pray for the victims and for those engaged with the relief efforts.

I am not surprised at VP comments about GEJ road construction. Without being told, I am very sure he have being Islamazied. APC - party of lies, decit and propaganda!

Ochinex:
not only supplying the losers weapons, they sent troops to Nigeria, USA ,Russia,Egypt, helped Nigeria with Weapons but British helped Nigeria with weapons and troops. But still couldn't defeat Biafra,until British threatened Biafra with NUCLEAR WEAPON and Biafrans had no food. this made Biafra soldiers to retreat.

.. This is y buhari is moving from one country to another country, so that they will help him should in case war breakout because of Biafra agitation. Tourist president!

Oga spyder, I hail ooooo. More power to your elbow. What is quantity of the materials used for this concrete casting? ( I mean, how many bags of cement, rods - size, sand, wood etc)

One Nigeria is sweet oooooooo