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These are nothing but death traps |
gimakon:And what is the truth here? If you have no problem when GEJ travelled to Jerusalem with many Nigerian Pastors, why should you have problem with Buhari? |
gimakon:And what is the truth here? |
The man didn't answer most of the questions asked. |
I Rep The Oluyole Warriors. Up Shooting! Up Stars. |
Eko o ni baje o |
If this is the opposition PDP is ready to give, I give up. |
As the plans for its golden jubilee takes shape, the Lagos State government has revealed plans to feature the indivisibility of the state as an entity, its preeminence as a unique Yoruba speaking State, as well as, its rich cultural heritage during the event. The State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, made this known on Monday while receiving the newly elected executives of the Yoruba Broadcasters Association of Nigeria. The Commissioner disclosed that the Governor had already constituted the committee for the celebration with Professor Wole Soyinka and Mr. Rasheed Gbadamosi as co-chairmen, adding that the cooperation and the buy-in of the broadcasters would go a long way in the overall success of the event. Ayorinde, who received the delegates on behalf of the State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, further said that the State Government is doing all within its power to ensure that the indigenous language of the State did not go into extinction. He commended the indigenous enlightenment roles played by the broadcasters in internalizing the value system and culture of the Yoruba race especially for their support towards the emergence of the present administration in the State. He said that the roles of the broadcasters is in line with the direction of the State Government in ensuring that the Yoruba language is not threatened in any way or relegated to the background. “You are all aware that Lagos State has now been enrolled as a member of the Oodua States, this will help promote and preserve the cultural heritage of the indivisibility of the Yoruba speaking states in the South West region of the country. “The State also started the monthly publication of Alausa Alert newspaper in Yoruba language when Governor Ambode became the Governor. These and several other laudable moves of the present administration show the Governor as an indigenous and a community-based leader.” The Commissioner explained. Responding to the submission made earlier by the leader of the delegation, the National President, Mr. Funsho Ademigbuji, the Commissioner promised to present their requests to the Governor and expressed the belief that it would receive favourable consideration. Ademigbuji had earlier commended the present administration for its laudable programmes within a short period in Office. According to him, the association’s main focus is to protect the culture and values of the Yoruba race from going into extinction, explaining that by broadcasting in native language, they have further widened the reach of government information as they are more received at the grassroots where majority of the people reside. He solicited the financial support of the State Government towards the swearing-in of the newly elected executive of the association, while also offering a word of prayer for the wife of the Governor, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode, whose birthday was being marked on Monday. http://pmparrotng.com/golden-jubilee-celebration-lagos-reveals-plans-to-prioritize-yoruba-culture/ |
Lol |
kstyle2:Thank God someone is recognizing Brymo. The guy is the most underrated artist in Nigeria. |
AbleGodAlways:You can also help by providing the video where called Nigerians criminal. |
Nigeria's president Muhammadu Buhari gave an exclusive interview to the Daily Telegraph last week. Here is the full record of his remarks. Are you willing to talk to Boko Haram about the missing Chibok schoolgirls? "As long as we can establish the bona fides of the leadership of Boko Haram, we are prepared as a government to discuss with them how to get the girls back. But we have not established any evidence of a credible leadership." Is Abubakr Shekau still the leader of Boko Haram? "I receive conflicting information about the status of Shekau. Some say he has been removed and replaced by a less charismatic terrorist leader. "I think he must be on the run, because out of the 14 local government districts that Boko Haram used to call their caliphate, they now do not control any now. They are scattered around the Sambisa forest and they have resorted to attacking soft targets, people in churches, mosques and market places, and using improvised explosive devices." Are you seeking any further help from the West in the fight against Boko Haram? "I was invited by the G7 during my visit to Europe to brief them on the issue of security Boko Haram, and I did so. I subsequently sent Nigeria's 'shopping list' in terms of the infrastructure destroyed. That is schools, medical facilities and other institutions, bridges blown up, and the estimates of repair." Did you also ask for Western military help? "Yes, I did, but I don't want to give any details of that in public at present. As you know, we already have foreign military help in terms of training missions." And are you asking for additional military help beyond training missions? "I am not asking for any of that yet. I want to be briefed first on the situation from the Nigerian military and also the police." The previous government used mercenaries from South Africa in the fight against Boko Haram, with some success. Would you consider doing the same? "I personally was very disappointed that the previous government resorted to mercenaries. I was also disappointed by the recent revelations of how military allocations were also misappropriated. How is it that Nigeria's military, which has a good record across west Africa, cannot claim back to 14 out of 774 local governorates from Boko Haram? They have to ask for mercenaries from South Africa? How the mighty has fallen!" What is your feeling on the wider terror threats across west and north Africa at the moment, with terrorism attacks taking place in Mali and Burkina Faso? "I think we should be very worried because with technology, Boko Haram and other terrorists have become very mobile in all continents, not only in Africa but also in Europe, America and Asia. "For Africa and the Sahel, the demise of Gaddafi's regime led to a lot of armed and trained people, especially those from the Sahel, being dispersed. Fighting is the only thing they know, and they are available at a fee. The danger is there, and I am pleased that Europe has realised it too." There have been reports that Nigerians have been fighting for Isil in the Libyan city of Sirte. Is that true? "I haven't seen confirmed reports about that, but I know that it is not only in Sirte - there are also Nigerians finding their way to Syria too. I don't know which side, but they may be fighing for Isil. How many, I have no idea." Have you ever had reports of people from the Nigerian diaspora in the UK being involved in Boko Haram in any way? "No, but if I do, I will immediately raise the issue." A number of Nigerians use the migrant routes to come to the UK to claim asylum, saying their lives are at risk from Boko Haram. Is is legitimate for them to do so? "Some Nigerians claim is that life is too difficult back home, but then again some Nigerians have also made it difficult for Europeans and Americans to accept them because of the number of Nigerians in different prisons all over the world accused of drug trafficking or human trafficking. I don't think Nigerians have anybody to blame. They can remain at home. Their services are required to rebuild the country. If their countrymen misbehaved, the best thing for them is to stay at home and encourage the credibility of the nation." Do you think that Nigerians have an image problem abroad? "Certainly. But we are on our way to salvage that. We will encourage our countrymen to stay at home, work hard and make a respectable living at home." Your government has launched a major corruption probe over claims that billions of dollars of oil cash went missing during the previous administration. Some suspects have been arrested in the UK. Are you satisfied with the co-operation you are getting from the UK authorities? "One of the biggest suspects is in Britain now, although I am not going to name that person. But Britain has earned our respect in the way it deals with these matters. Our only problem is that it seems to be too thorough and it takes too much time. If there are obvious cases, like bank accounts, infrastructure houses and hotels, I would hope they could do it quicker, so that we can claim these things back promptly." Note: this is an extended version of an interview that first ran in the Daily Telegraph on Friday February 5th. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/nigeria/12146155/Telegraph-interview-with-President-Muhammadu-Buhari-of-Nigeria-full-QandA.html Cc Lalasticlala |
BADNEAT:People voted for him in order to contribute at the level of the red chamber not on twitter. How many bills has your twitter senator sponsored? How many motion has he raised? How logical are his arguments in the chambers? What has he done with the constituency allowances given to him? These are the yardstick to know a performing senator, not by reducing yourself to an e-rat! |
Someone just became a common sense man after PDP lost power to APC. Where was his common sense when PDP ruled recklessly for 16 years? |
bizgenius1:I'm not comparing their status, I'm only commenting on their mode of dressing. |
joystickextend1:Have u seen Oba Elegushi before? |
Great analysis. |
NPFL kicks off by February 25. As for me and my family, it's Shooting Stars all the way. Which team are you rooting for? #SupportNPFL
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Trailblazer1:But where was Ben Bruce's common sense when PDP ruled recklessly for 16 years? So just because PDP lost to APC, he became a common sense man. Okay o |
dulux07:Shey na Americans dey win Boston marathon? Kenyans and Ethiopians are the owners of long distance races. Just give it to them! |
Shooting Stars has confirmed the appointment of Kadiri Ikhana as its new technical adviser ahead of the 2015/2016 Nigeria Professional Football League season. Ikhana will replace former handler Gbenga Ogunbote who left the Oluyole Warriors to join Giwa FC of Jos. Ikhana parted ways with Enyimba after he led the People’s Elephants to winning a record seventh league title last season. The team’s media officer, Arowolo Jubril confirmed that the appointment of Ikhana as new technical adviser takes immeidate effect. According to Jubril, the management has given the former Enyimba tactician the freedom to appoint his assistant coach. While former 3SC assistant coach Oloyede Akinde was repolyed to the Sports Minister, the coaching duo of Bright Omokaro and Lati Yussuf have been appointed to work with Ikhana. “Confirmed! 3SC appoints Kadiri Ikhana as technical adviser,” the media officer announced. “He (Ikhana) resumes with immediate effect after being picked ahead others. He is allow to come with an assistant. “Bright Omokaro, Lati Yussuf are appointed to work with him, while assistant coach Oloyede Akinde returns to Sports Ministry,” he concluded. After finishing in ninth position last season, 3SC will begin their new season campaign at home against Lobi Stars in Ibadan on February 21. www.savidnews.com/kadiri-ikhana-named-shooting-stars-new-technical-adviser/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork Cc Lalasticlala #SupportNPFL |
King Gucci! |
Hundreds of students of Obafemi Awolowo University on Friday asked President Muhammadu Buhari administration to probe the activities of the Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Bamitale Omole. The students passed the message to the President through the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who was at the university. They also bombarded the minister with requests that the Federal Government should ensure decent hostels for students on the campus. The minister was at OAU to deliver the distinguished guest lecture, titled ‘Nexus between corruption and underdevelopment of Nigeria’ at the University’s Faculty of Arts. The students had staged series of protest against poor condition of their hostels which led to the closure of the school by the management late last year. “Our halls of residence are in bad shape and my colleagues are saying probe Omole (VC) and so on,” said one of the students allowed to ask the minister a question. “It is not only at the national level that the government should concentrate its fight against corruption, it should come to universities and we welcome President Buhari’s war against corruption on OAU campus.” The entire students present applauded the students, while the minister promised to meet with the VC to discuss the issue of students’ union leaders under suspension. The minister urged Nigerians to support the government in the fight, saying corruption had already started fighting back. www.punchng.com/28892-2/ Lalasticlala |
I hope 3SC gets a better replacement for Gbenga Ogunbote. Beside, they have to replace the midfield maestros Kelly Kester and Tope Orelope who have left for Enyimba if they have to fight for silverwares. Up shooting! Up Stars! |
TonyeBarcanista:The current Balogun which is Chief Adetunji. |
Governor Ajimobi is on point. We only have two lines to Olubadan- the Balogun line and the Otun line. The Seriki line of a thing is alien to our tradition in Ibadan land. Long live Oba Adetunji. |
I know some idiots will come here to support that same Uwazurike that is sacamming them. |
Lalasticlala! |
The same Osoba whose party worked against the candidate of the Progressives is here calling himself a progressive again. I actually have problem with the way Nigerian politicians define political ideology. |
Metuh, OYO is your case o |
Nigerian presidential elections has come and gone. But there are lessons to be learned, especially from our supposed “Men of God” who claimed that God himself revealed the outcome to them before the election. I want to remind you of what they said. Change has indeed come (hopefully), and we must hold both our political and religious leaders accountable for every word they speak. Please read carefully and draw your own conclusion. The Bible said, “Thou shall not take the name of your God in vain.” What are these men thinking now? Are these revelations really from God? Could He possibly be sending them contradictory messages? I know there are already explanations for all the false prophecies. But at this point, I must leave you to judge for yourselves. 1. Apostle Fredrick, Senior Pastor of Wonder City Chapel and President of the BB Frederick Ministries, Ghana “Nigerians should watch out for the second term of His Excellency President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. Although it looks very challenging with him and his ruling party now, yet the Lord says Nigerians shouldn’t lose hope in Jonathan.” “As long as I’m concerned as a man gifted by God to see the past, the current and the future beyond the curtains of the natural, I know by the inspiration of the Almighty that President Jonathan is the set man for Nigeria. His next term on the seat will bring liberation to Nigeria.” “It will bring hope to hopeless situations in Nigeria. On this account I therefore declare that HE Goodluck Ebele Jonathan will win the coming elections.” 2. Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo, Senior Pastor of Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC) “For Nigeria, the Lord showed me, who will win the election. I will not mention his name, because I have to be politically neutral. But when the president’s name is announced, 20 percent of a certain part of the nation will not agree. Eventually, after negotiation they will. We will agree that we’re one.” “Wales is only 400,000 people or about a million people. They call them a nation, and they call Yorubas who are 27 million a tribe, the Igbo who are 18 million you call them a tribe. For us to have many nations that make up Nigeria, it was God that made it happen. And that prophetic mandate still remains on Nigeria. Anyone who incites people to divide this nation will lose his chance. Nigeria will remain one. After all the noise, you will be amazed that also some politicians will be shocked, nobody will be ready to die for them. There will be peace in Nigeria after the election. I see a man who will one day rise, but I don’t know when, I don’t think it’s up to 10 years though . He will turn the fortunes of Nigeria round. Nigeria will look like one of these advancing nations like United Arab Emirates , India, and China. That is how Nigeria will be.” 3. Prophet Joshua Iginla “No matter how powerful or well- organized 2015 election is, it will be faulted. I am not a politician nor belong to any political party, I am just speaking God’s mind. The person sitting on the seat might not be perfect, but he will retain the seat. It’s not guess-work. However, it will be a battle between the lion and the tiger…Shortly after the election, especially on the night of the election, there will be great vandalisation. I see cars being burnt, lives killed.” “President Jonathan will win, but he has to pray about his health and so many political blows. I pray the two people who enter the Aso Villa will leave together. That’s why we should pray for the woman beside the president. The president and wife should pray that the first lady would finish the tenure together and not losing one before the end of their tenure.” 4. Apostle Johnson Suleiman “I see president Goodluck Jonathan coming back but trouble… Patience Jonathan needs serious prayers.” newsrescue.com/nigerian-pastors-who-predicted-2015-elections-outcome-woefully/#axzz3xmUr2tMb |
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