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A woman in Onicha Uboma Autonomous Community in the Ihitte/Uboma Local Government Area, Imo State, identified only as Ifeoma allegedly killed her one-year-old child, gouged out her eyes and drank her blood. The 39-year-old woman committed the heinous act inside her husband’s shop. Mr. Azubuike Emedom returned from a business trip to find his wife and child missing. "It was gathered that after searching for them in the neighbourhood without result, Mr. Emedom proceeded to his shop, although he thought it abnormal for them to be in the shop that early. When he got to the shop, he discovered that the shop was locked from the inside, but after repeated knocks and Ifeoma’s failure to open the door, Mr. Emedom was said to have broken down the door, only to find his wife inside, blood on her mouth and the baby wrapped in blood stained cloth. Mr. Emedom uncovered the baby, he discovered that she had died, even as her eye balls were plugged out and blood gushing from the sockets. The baby’s hands and legs were also broken."

A community leader who spoke under anonymity claims that Ifeoma is of a ‘marine spirit."I believe she used this child for sacrifices, she sucked the blood of the child because by the time we caught her, her mouth was full of blood. She killed the baby intentionally. She always renders sacrifice to their gods in the river. Some months ago, she attempted to kill a woman from our community. She injured the woman with a knife," he said. The suspect has been arrested and detained at the Ihitte/Uboma Police station. Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Andrew Enwerem, the Police Public Relation Officer of the Imo Police Command who confirmed the story said investigations were on going.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/crime/item/6560-woman-kills-her-1yr-old-child-removes-eyes-what-she-did-next-will-shock-you-photo

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After Reading This You Will Never Use Your Phone In A Toilet Again [THE SUMMARY]

Sometimes we all take a phone into the toilet. But it is a very dangerous habit! You can expose yourself and others to germs like salmonella, E. Coli and C. “If you wipe your bum then pick up your phone, you may as well not bother washing your hands because all the bacteria you put on your phone will end up back on your hands,” hygiene expert Dr. Lisa Ackerley told.So what we all should do? Dr. Ron Cutler, director of biomedical science degrees at Queen Mary’s University London, said: “Basically, you just shouldn’t (take your phone into the toilet) if you are at all concerned about the transfer of viruses and fecal contamination.” He said that levels of contamination vary widely depending on where the toilet is. A small office may not be a problem, but a hospital or a cruise ship where viruses may be circulating are different.

Remember, viruses transfer not only by hands. It is the main way, but not the only one. “Spray could travel around six feet from the flush,” Dr. Ackerley said. That’s why you shouldn’t leave your toothbrush close to the toilet and put your phone down on the toilet roll holder or any shelf that might be there. By the way, germs could survive up to a couple of days on your phone! “Phones heat up a little bit giving bacteria a nice warm environment,” Dr. Ron Cutler said. “If people handle sweets and leave a sticky coating on the phone, that’s an even better place for bacteria.” So don’t forget to wash your hands with soap and water and leave the phone in your bag before visiting the toilet!


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/health/item/6519-after-reading-this-you-will-never-use-your-phone-in-a-toilet-again

These photos were shared on Facebook with not much details. They only said a baby was found alive in a pit toilet yesterday....see a pic of the baby after he was washed Below...



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The National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA) has confirmed another pipeline blast at an oil field, operated by the Nigeria Agip Oil Company (NAOC) in Bayelsa, killing three people. The Director-General of the agency, Dr Peter Idabor, confirmed the deaths in a telephone interview with the News Agency Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Yenagoa.


A source in Olugboro Community told NAN that the dead people were maintenance workers, repairing crude oil pipelines at Olugboro in the Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa. The explosion, which occurred on Easter Sunday, also left several people injured. Idabor said that the survivor had drawn the attention of oil workers to the breach of safety procedure and left the scene shortly before the incident occurred. “Because of the safety conditions of the place after inspection my staff left the place and he was not affected. I am going to report the matter officially to the minister of environment today,” Idabor said.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/national/item/6511-easter-day-disaster-massive-explosion-rocks-bayelsa-3-confirmed-dead

Today, Tuesday, March 29, marks another great day in the life of the political colossus of Nigeria’s modern politics, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. He was born on Tuesday, March 29, 1952. The coming of Tinubu has brought various revolutionary changes to Nigerian politics, first of which is the emergence of a once-upon a time opposition party, the APC, as the ruling party at the centre. Either you love Tinubu, or you despise his brand of politics, there are some things that should be said about this astute and shrewd politician who turns 64 today.

1. Education

Bola Tinubu attended St John’s Primary School in Lagos and Children’s Home School in Ibadan. He thereafter left for Richard Daley College, Chicago, Illinois, and later Chicago state University, both in the USA. He obtained a degree in Business Administration in 1979.

2. Achievements in Education

The former Lagos state governor was always on the Dean’s list and was a Custodian of the Outstanding Student’s Award, also the University Scholar’s Award and a Certificate of Merit in Accounting and Finance, after he scored 3.54 out of a possible 4.0 Grade Point Average.

3. Career experience

The APC national leader worked with Arthur Anderson, Deloitte and Sells and GTE Services Corporation. He worked with Mobil Oil, Nigeria in 1983.

4. Political journey

He joined active politics in the early 1990s. He joined the Social Democratic Party (SDP), where he clinched the party’s primary ticket to contest the Lagos West Senatorial District election, which he won against the candidate of the National Republican Convention (NRC).

5. Life as a governor

He became the third democratically elected governor of Lagos state under the Alliance for Democracy (AD), after the return of democracy in 1999. He served two terms. He helped to increase the internally generated revenue (IGR) of the state to billions of naira.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/national/item/6506-5-things-to-know-about-bola-tinubu-as-he-clocks-64

President Muhammadu Buhari has felicitated with the national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as he clocks 64 years on March 29. The President, according to a statement by Femi Adesina, his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, said the rising political profile of Mr. Tinubu since he was elected a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in 1992 was a testimony to his forthrightness, diligence and doggedness.


Mr. Buhari said it was the same qualities that endeared him to the electorate and gave him all-round success as a private sector worker, a business man and two-three governor of Lagos State.
The statement added, “As one of the pillars of the APC, President Buhari commends the visionary leadership style of the Asiwaju of Lagos, who is also the Jagaban of the Borgu Kingdom in Niger State, for creating a formidable opposition party in Nigeria that worked vigorously within a short period to oust a party that had been in power for 16 years. The President assures the national leader that his patriotism and commitment to democracy and good governance, and his generous spirit will always be remembered and appreciated by generations of Nigerians. “He prays that the Almighty God will grant the Asiwaju long life, good health, wisdom and prosperity as he steadfastly supports efforts to promote the development of Nigeria.”


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/national/item/6498-read-buhari-s-64th-birthday-message-to-tinubu

Lagos State is known mostly for hosting one of the most popular cities in Nigeria, Lagos City. But that’s not all about Lagos state. There is so much you probably don’t know about Lagos State. Here is a list of 8 facts that you should know about Lagos State.

1. It is the Smallest State in Nigeria
Of all the 36 Nigerian states, Lagos state is the smallest. It looks absurd but it’s actually true that this is the smallest Nigerian State. This is despite the fact that it hosts one of the most popular cities in Nigeria – Lagos City.

2. The Most Populous State in Nigeria

Though it is the smallest state in the country, Lagos remains the most populous state in the West African country. The country accommodates 1200 new people daily.

3. It has the Tallest Building in West Africa
Lagos state plays host to the tallest building in West Africa. NECOM house towers is the tallest building in the West African region. This building that is located in Lagos is 160m above the city.

4. Nollywood is Centered in Lagos
Africa’s most popular film industry, Nollywood is centered in Lagos. Nearly all the acting scenes in Nigerian movies are in Lagos. It can only be compared to California in the United States.

5. It is a Fast Growing State in the World
Playing host to the city of Lagos, the state of Lagos is considered to be among the fastest growing states in the world. The city of Lagos is responsible for propelling Lagos state to an economic hub.

6. The Longest Bridge in Africa is from the state

Lagos state has the longest bridge in the continent. The bridge connects Lagos Island to the Mainland and it is 11.8km long.

7. Lagos Means ‘Lakes’

The name is said to have been given by a Portuguese explorer, Rui de Sequeira when he visited the area in 1472. There are other affectionate names that Lagos is called though: Eko, Lasgidi, etc.

8. There Is Another Lagos In Portugal

Are you surprised? Yes there is another Lagos in Portugal only it’s not a state but a municipality. It’s a coastal town with a much smaller population compared to the Lagos in Nigeria.

SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/lifestyle/item/6484-8-amazing-yet-unbelievable-facts-about-lagos-state-most-people-don-t-know-no-7

The government of Lagos state, in a bid to alleviate the pinching pain of fuel scarcity in the country, has offered free transportation to Lagosians during the Easter celebration.

Commuters along the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and Bus Franchise Scheme (BFS) corridors would have access to free bus rides for the next 2-days.

Acting Managing Director of Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, LAMATA, Iyiola Adegboye stated that the initiative was in line with the plan of the government to help commuters move around the state with relative ease in spite the prevalent scarcity of fuel in the land.

The service would be offered on the Ikorodu to CMS corridor by Primero Transport Services Limited while Capetrust Investment Ltd, operator of the BFS would give commuters free rides along the Maryland–Ikeja-Iyana-Ipaja-Ikotun-Igando corridor.

SOURCE: http://latestnigerianews.com.ng/lagosians-to-ride-free-on-brt-buses/

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A media outlet recently released a video of Azubuike Wonjoku, a candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC for the House of Assembly in Rivers State demanding a refund from an unidentified electoral officer. Wonjoku reportedly stormed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) collation centre to confront the INEC staff. "Where is my money? Where is my N12m? He shouted at the INEC staff.

Wonjoku contested for a seat in state assembly in Ikwerre Local Government Area.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/politics/item/6439-rivers-rerun-poll-apc-candidate-storms-inec-office-for-refund-of-his-bribe-video

Despite the population of women in Nigeria, the country has never had a female president, though there are a number of them who are eminently qualified for the job. Only two women have made attempts to contest for the number one position. In 2003, Sarah Jubril became the first woman to contest a presidential election in Nigeria while Prof. Remi Shonaiya of the KOWA Party is the second woman in the history of Nigeria to contest a presidential election and they both did not fare well enough.

Below is a list of women who could be Nigeria’s president, based on their achievements and prominence.

1.Akasoba Duke-Abiola: She is the wife of the late Chief M.K.O Abiola and a founding member of the Peoples Democratic Party. She was one of the presidential aspirants in the 2015 elections but was denied the presidential aspirant forms.

2. Oluremi Sonaya: A former lecturer at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun state and the only female presidential candidate in 2015 election. She contested under the umbrella of KOWA party.

3. Oby Ezekwesili: She served as federal minister of solid minerals and then as federal minister of education during Olusegun Obasanjo’s tenure. She also served as the vice president of the World Bank’s Africa division. She is one of the advocates of the ‘BringBackOurGirls‘ movement.

4. Aisha Jummai Alhassan: Popularly known as mama Taraba. She would have been Nigeria’s first female governor but was defeated by Darius Ishaku, the governorship candidate of the PDP. She is presently the minister of women affairs.

5. Abike Dabiri: She was the chairman of the House Committee on media and publicity and the chair of the House Committee on Diaspora Affairs and was recently appointed senior special assistant on foreign affairs and diaspora by President Muhammadu Buhari.

6. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala: She served two terms as finance minister of Nigeria and worked also worked as the managing director of World Bank.

7. Patience Jonathan: She is the wife of the former president, Goodluck Jonathan and was very popular during her husband’s tenure. Patience is very bold and says what she wants not caring who is hurt.

8.Florence Ita-Giwa: She was senator for Cross River south constituency of Cross River state from May 1999 to May 2003. She later joined the PDP and became former president Obasanjo’s special adviser on National Assembly matters.

9. Remi Tinubu:She is currently a senator of Lagos state and the wife of Bola Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos state and the national leader of the All Progressives Congress.

10. Daisy Danjuma: She was elected senator in 2003 where she served on numerous committees. She is the wife of one of Nigeria’s richest men, Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/national/item/6372-10-women-who-could-be-nigerian-president

President Muhammed Buhari has condemned the suicide attacks on a mosque at Umarari village, on the outskirt of Maiduguri, Borno State. At least 22 persons were confirmed dead and 18 injured in the two bomb attacks that occurred in the early hours of Wednesday. Nigerian Army spokesman Sani Usman said the first attack targeted a mosque, while the second blast occurred about 50 metres away, a few minutes later

Buhari, in a statement said “I am dismayed by the news of a bomb attack on innocent worshippers in a mosque in Maiduguri this morning, This attack is yet another sign that Boko Haram is a mindless and godless group that in no way represents true Islam.” Buhari also expressed his sympathy for those “who lost family and loved ones in the attack, and with the government and people of Borno State.”


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/national/item/6376-buhari-reacts-to-maiduguri-mosque-bombings-see-what-he-said

A fuel station manger has been beaten black-and-blue by soldiers because the manger refused to sell fuel to them in kegs. The Manager, Auwulu Hassan is now on admission with injuries at Gen. Sani Abatcha Specialist Hospital in Damaturu, he was beaten in front of the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of ‘A’ Division where he ran to when the soldiers descended on him in front of his filling station. It all started as “I was about leaving the station when some soldiers approached me that they are coming from Brutai and going to Maiduguri so I should get them fuel. I told them we have close but I can get them 30ltrs that will take them to Maiduguri, but they said no, they want the fuel in jerry cans. Then I told them I can’t give them in jerry cans and urged them to accept the 30 liters that would help them to get to Maiduguri" the manager Said

The independent marketers in the state through their chairman, Alhaji Audu Girgiri have vowed not to open their fuel stations or receive any supply if the soldiers are not apprehended. The spokesman of 3 Div (Tactical Headquaters) Damaturu Col. Ogunsanya has denied knowledge of the incident. Though some High ranking officials of the army has apologized to the manager on behalf of the soldiers and promised to fish them out for appropriate punishment.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/crime/item/6337-soldier-beats-fuel-station-manager-black-and-blue-for-refusing-to-sell-fuel-illegally-to-them

Malawian President Peter Mutharika on Sunday attacked Prophet TB Joshua over an alleged prophecy that he would die before April 1, state television reported. “I’m told there is a man in Nigeria called Joshua and he is saying that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and Peter Mutharika will die before April 1, Let me tell you, Joshua… you will fail. What you did in 2012 will not happen again this year,” the president Said at a rally in the capital Lilongwe.


In 2012, Joshua predicted the death of a president of an unnamed southern African country. Mutharika’s brother, Bingu, who was president at the time, died within the predicted timeframe, In January, Joshua reportedly gave a televised prophecy, saying “End of February to April this year. Mutharika questioned Joshua’s credentials as a prophet, pointing to the collapse of a guesthouse in his sprawling Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) in Lagos in September 2014, which left 116 people dead, mostly South Africans. “This all shows that he is a liar. He just wants to raise money” , The President Said


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/religion/item/6334-malawi-president-says-tb-joshua-s-prophecy-is-a-lie-see-what-he-said

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In this this piece, our yardstick for youth or young as some would term it, is anyone below the age of 60. This yardstick has been set, having taken into consideration the average age of all those who have ruled Nigeria both past and present. However, you will be fascinated at the age of these top seven candidates who have been chosen based on their works, achievements and outstanding records.


1. Donald Duke: A politician with an impeccable record Born in Calabar on September 30, 1961. Age 54.


2. Sullivan Iheanacho Chime: Former governor of Enugu state, born on 10 April 1959 at Park Lane Hospital, GRA, Enugu, Enugu state. Age 56.


3. Dr Akinwunmi Adesina: Former minister of Agriculture and rural development, and current president of the African Development Bank (ADB), Adesina is a man with an enviable record, Born on February 6, 1960. Age 56.


4. Mallam Nuhu Ribadu: The pioneer Executive Chairman of Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), under the Chief Olusegun Obasanjo administration. Born on 21 November 1960. Age 55.


5. Senator Shehu Sanni: This Nigerian lawmaker is a renown human rights activist, president of the Civil Right Congress of Nigeria (CRCN) and the chairman of Hand-in-Hand, Africa. Born on October 29, 1967. Age 48.


6. Kayode Fayemi: Former governor of Ekiti state, Born on February 9, 1965. Age 51


7. Adeniyi Olusegun: Journalist, chairman at the editorial board of This Day Newspapers and was a former presidential spokesman for the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. born in Ile-Ife on November 6, 1965. Age 50


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Former Chelsea manager Rafa Benitez has been confirmed as the Newcastle coach. Benitez joins United on an initial three-year deal. The club also confirm the appointment of Fabio Pecchia, Francisco de Míguel Moreno, Antonio Gómez Pérez, who will join Ian Cathro and Simon Smith to form Benitez’s coaching team.

The club earlier sacked coach Steve McClaren exactly nine months into his reign. The former England boss took charge at St James’ Park back in June 2015, and leaves the Magpies struggling in the Premier League having recorded just one win in their last six matches.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/sports/item/6305-breaking-former-chelsea-manager-takes-over-newcastle-coaching-job

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday appointed Dakuku Peterside as the Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA). A statement by Yetunde Sonaike, the director of Public Relations at the Ministry of Transportation in Abuja said the appointment was with immediate effect.

Mr. Peterside was the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidate in the April 11, 2015 governorship election in Rivers State. According to the statement, Mr. Peterside has a doctorate degree in Management Science from the University of Port Harcourt and MBA in Business Administration. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences (B.MLS) in Hematology from Rivers State University of Science and Technology.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/national/item/6291-buhari-settles-dakuku-peterside-appoints-him-nimasa-dg

The National Examinations Council (NECO), has released the results of the November/December 2015 Senior School Certificate Examinations. Prof. Abdulrashid Garba, NECO’s Registrar and Chief Executive, disclosed this on Wednesday in Minna.

Garba advised candidates to access their results on NECO website www.mynecoexam.com, using their Examination Registration Number and scratch cards.

SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/education/item/6275-breaking-news-neco-releases-nov-dec-2015-results-see-how-to-check-your-result

It can be pretty frustrating if you invite a lady over with the intention of finally getting down and she refuses to give you what you want. Knowing how to handle it will make a very big difference.

1. Don't push it:
You might be tempted to beg, negotiate or sulk, but this will only push her further away and make you seem pathetic. Plus, it will instantly turn her off. There is nothing arousing about being pressured for sex. If she says no, let it be, simply pretend it does not bother you and don't bring it up for a while. She will be taken aback and begin to immediately question whether or not she will give it to you, which is what you want.

2. Get her to relax:
The thing is, most women expect that visiting a guy means he will ask for sex. This causes her to put her guard up. Even if she is willing to give it to you, she would still want you to work for it. So, what you need to do is get her to bring down her guard by getting her to relax. If you ask and she says no, focus on other ways to make her feel comfortable with you. Watch a comedy, play some games, whatever makes her laugh and let go. It is only when she feels truly comfortable that she will consider having sex with you.

3. Make you move:
Now she is relaxed, comfortable and laughing with you, this is when you make your move. Flirt with her by bringing sex into the convo. Start with something random but not too threatening like, 'Damn, if I ever get hold of that sexy ass of yours, I will take you to heaven and back.' In one statement, you have complimented her and made her think about sex with you. If you have followed steps 1 and 2 above, by now she will be having an inner conflict whether or not to let you have some. But once again, don't push. Flirt with her and compliment her. If she giggles or return the flirting, slowly move towards her and give her a soft kiss. Let her lead the way so she feels like she has all the power. At this point, make sure she tells you with her words or her body that she is ready to take things to the next level.

Warning: These tips will only work if she is attracted to you in the first place but unsure if she wants to sleep with you. If she insists she is not interested in sex after cajoling and flirting with her, respect her decisions. There is absolutely nothing sexy or manly about rape or coercive sex.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/lifestyle/item/6271-ultimate-seduction-tips-3-things-to-do-if-she-comes-over-to-your-house-and-refuses-to-have-sex

The Osun Police Command on Monday said it intercepted and detained a vehicle loaded with suspected stolen 14 goats in Ede, Ede South Local Government Area of the state. T

he Command’s Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mrs Folasade Odoro, confirmed the arrest to newsmen in Osogbo on Monday.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the driver of the car, however, escaped arrest. It was gathered that a police team sighted the vehicle with registration number Ondo XF 467 NND at Sekona junction in Ede, around 1:00a.m. on Monday.

Police spokesperson said the driver defied the police stoppage order and veered off. She said that the police team led by one Insp.

Ajayi Sunday, chased the driver from Sekona junction to Cemetery Area in Edun- Abon where the driver abandoned the vehicle and escaped before the police could reach the place.

The police team then drove the vehicle along the goats to the station. The PPRO said the goats would remain in the police custody until the owner showed up, adding that police had commenced investigation into the matter.

SOURCE: http://nigerianewstoday.com.ng/police-detain-14-goats-in-osun/

As a few of his predictions seem to have come to pass, President of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleiman, has urged Nigerians to pray ceaselessly.

He made the call as President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration recorded the death of Minister of State for Labour, Barrister James Ocholi, demise of some Nollywood stars in the last few weeks, killings in Benue as well as Saudi Arabia and Iran cold war.

In his new year predictions released in December 2015, Apostle Suleman stated that Nigeria would witness serious political developments.

He said some ministers would be absent from cabinet meetings in 2016 due to health related issues while some won’t return alive.

Expressing sadness on the death of Ocholi on Sunday, Suleman, reiterated his charge on Nigerians to pray ceaselessly for themselves and office holders.

Speaking to NIGERIA NEWS ONLINE through his media manager, Folorunsho Hamsat, Suleman specifically called for divine intervention “so that a sitting state Governor would not die before the year runs out.”

“The apostle recieved the news with sadness and again stated that a governor may die next.

“He will speak to the public soon but for now, his condolence on Mr. James Ocholi’s death goes to the federal government, the people of Kogi, his friends, family, staff and others touched by the unfortunate incident,” Hamsat said.


SOURCE: http://nigerianewsonline.com.ng/a-governor-may-die-next-cleric-who-predicted-death-for-buharis-ministers/

Cameroon has taken over 16 mangrove island villages of Effiat clan in Mbo Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, reports say.
Mbo Mangrove Island is a fishing settlement and a borderline between Nigeria and Cameroon.

Mr. Samuel Ufuo, a member representing Mbo State Constituency in Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly who made the shocking revelation, said that the matter needs urgent intervention from the government before his people are forced into another country.
The island is said to be rich in mineral resources and has oil wells and gas reserves.
He said that Cameroon’s security agencies had been terrorising Nigerians in the areas carrying out economic activities on the border communities.


SOURCE: http://nigeriabreakingnews.com.ng/panic-as-cameroon-annexes-16-nigerian-villages-in-akwa-ibom/

An application seeking to enforce a judgement of the Federal High Court in Abuja committing the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory to prison for disobedience of court order has been made to Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase. Adekunle Otitoju, lawyer to one Stella Oyedotun, whose property was unduly revoked and allocated to one Senator Umaru Dukku by the then FCT Minister, said the judgement given by Justice Mohammed Talba since July 8, 2015 is yet to be enforced.

Justice Talba had last year ordered that the minister be committed to Kuje prison for the offence. The court had on February 20, 2013 ruled against the Minister ordering him to make alternative plot available to the plaintiff within 30 days of the judgement. The court also awarded a cost of N200, 000 against the minister.


SOURCE: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/news-categories/national/item/6242-breaking-news-court-orders-fct-minister-to-be-jailed

The young girl was allegedly impregnated by her 60-year-old caregiver who took care of her since childhood.

According to doctors, Chelagat gave birth to her baby weighing 2.8kg at Kericho District Hospital in Kenya though a cesarean section.
The social media sphere was agog when the picture of her holding the baby in her arms started flying around.


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Ex-president Olusegun Obasanjo, who turns 79 on March 5, has revealed how he spent two days with some members of Taliban sect.

Former president stated that seeking the best solution to the issue of world insecurity forced him to do this.



Obasanjo was speaking at the 2016 national summit and 4th international colloquium organised by the Centre for Human Security at the sidelines of his birthday programme.

The politician lamented the spread of the insurgency saying that the situation would have been under control if religious leaders had not failed in their responsibility of instilling the right values into their followers.

He said: “I went to Syria when I was president of Nigeria. One of the places I was taken to was a refugee camp where those refugees have been since 1948, nothing has been done to them. How do you want their children to think? “In Norway, I met some members of the Taliban. We spent two days together. They are in the second echelon of the leadership, I was told the top ones will not come out and when we listened to them, we are bound to say yes, they can get something better than they were getting. “If we do not get it right from home, we have started losing the battle. Communalism is going down the drain. There is popular saying that four eyes brought a child to the world and 200 eyes nurtured the child. But where are the 200 eyes of the community? “We do everything with impunity. We have been dealing with issues beyond us. We ought to prevent it. Prevention is even cheaper than cure. Can we prevent? Can prevention be part or best of our solution? We can also see where things are going down. We have home or houses, what happened at home? What do we teach? Moral training starts from home. Home is very important, but parents do many wrongs.”

Obasanjo urged the global community to enable fairness in the fight against insurgency, adding that is only way to uphold peace.

The Taliban is an Islamic fundamentalist political movement in Afghanistan currently waging war (an insurgency, or jihad) within that country.

Nigeria is currently suffering from the Boko Haram terrorists, who despite being technically defeated remain active.

SOURCE: http://nigerianewsnow.com.ng/2016/03/05/i-spent-two-days-with-terrorists-obasanjo/

President Buhari is reportedly to be under intense pressure from some chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to make a reorganisation of his cabinet.

Post Nigeria reports that as part of the close at hand reshuffle, the following ministers have been seen to be doing nothing and many have recommended for their immediate resignation.



1. Geoffrey Onyeama – Minister of Foreign Affairs

Onyeama is said to have failed to manage Buhari’s public and international perception that has been traced to the lack of a foreign policy agenda.

More than nine months after inauguration of Buhari’s government Nigeria as the giant of Africa still does not have a focused foreign policy agenda.

2. Aisha Alhassan – Minister of Women Affairs

“Mama Taraba”, as many called her after the governorship poll in her state, was reported to have told the grieving Chibok parents that the girls were not abducted under the current government. Mrs. Alhassan is also yet to address the case of the abduction of the 14 year-old Ese Oruru from Bayelsa state. The girl was converted to Islam and force to marry a man from Kano.

As a minister of women affairs, many Nigerians had expected that she would have been at the fore front of the Chibok agenda.

3. Kayode Fayemi – Minister of Solid Minerals

The ex-governor of Ekiti state surprised many when he was assigned his portfolio as he was reported to have said that he would need time to learn in his ministry.

More than 3 months after Fayemi received his post the former governor is yet to persuade Nigerians that he is the right man for the job.

4. Lai Mohammed – Minister of Information and Culture

Lai Mohammed seems to refuse to move on from the days of political campaigns. Many Nigerians see his public statements as dent the public image of the Buhari government. The minister speaks on every issue, even though he does not have the right information, he would always speak.

Mr.Mohammed has continued to blame the previous administration for all the failures. Many believe the former spokesmanof the APC would be more productive if he returns as the spokesperson of his party.

5. Adebayo Shittu – Minister of Communications

The role of the ministry in the out-of-court settlement by MTN Nigeria, and its payment of N50 billion to the Buhari’s government still remains unaddressed. The telecommunications regulatory organ, the Nigeria Communications Commission has been shielded away from the settlement process.

President Buhari had on November, 11, 2015 assigned portfolios to 36 ministers who are expected to implement his ‘change’ agenda. Presiding at the swearing in ceremony of the new ministers, the president said that the assigning of portfolios was done to put square pegs in square holes, adding that members of his team were carefully chosen and assigned portfolios to reflect their capacities.


SOURCE: http://nigerianewsonline.com.ng/list-of-ministers-likely-to-be-sacked-by-buhari-soon/

To find web designers in Nigeria is easy. However, it becomes difficult when you attempt to find the very best ones. Also locating them within a particular state of your choice can prove a little bit troublesome.

This is why we have taken it upon ourselves to compile a list of all the top 5 website design companies in every state in Nigeria. In arriving at this list, we considered 4 very important factors, and these include:

1. Customer service/Means of Communication

2. Portfolio

3. Pricing

4. Quality of the designers own website

Below is a comprehensive list of over 100+ web developers according to their location (state). Also note that the data gathered and presented in this article are based purely on the information we found on the web designers’ websites.

However, we will like to remind you that web development projects have no boundaries – For example, here at E-Brand Promotion – thanks to our efficient online live chat system - we have designed a website for someone physically located in Ireland and the web hosting company we use is located in Dallas, Texas.

As long as the web design company you choose to hire has a functional communication channel and you can access them instantly via live chat or their response to email inquiries is swift, then you can safely do business with them.

***This article will be updated quarterly to reflect any changes that we notice in terms of portfolio, pricing etc.***


Web Designers In Abuja
#1 - E-Brand Promotion:

Developer websiter: http://ebrandpromotion.com

Completed website design projects: 42+ completed website design projects listed on their website

Means of Contact/communication with clients: email, phone and live chat (always online)

Web design price: Starting at N39,999. Price of bigger web packages not listed

Own Website quality: Good design and good functional


#2 - Vyren Media

Completed website design projects: 5+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: email, phone

Web design Price: N50,000 – N500,000

Own website quality: Average in design and functionality


#3 - Pureweb Inc.

Completed website design projects: 44+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Phone, email, contact form

Web design Price: Not listed on the site and no quotation form

Own website quality: Average in design and functionality



#4 - Afols Networks

Completed website design projects: 18+ websites

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Phone, Email

Web design Price: Not stated, No quotation form

Own website quality: Average in design and functionality



#5 - Hosting Pacific

Completed website design projects: 10+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Email, Phone

Web design Price: Not stated

Own website quality: Good design, Average functionality



Web Designers In Lagos
CK Digital

Completed website design projects: 50+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Telephone and email and web design quotation form for enquiries

Pricing: Ranges between N200,000 – N10+ million.

Own website quality: Good design, good functionality



Green Mouse Technologies

Completed website design projects: 44+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Telephone, Whatsapp, email form and a website quotation form

Pricing: Their pricing is not listed on their website. However, they ask you to state your budget in your enquiry.

Own website quality: Good design and good functionality



Web Thinkers

Completed website design projects: 24+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Phone, Email and contact form on the website.

Pricing: not listed on their website and no quotation form was found

Own website quality: Good design and average functionality



UnoTech Media

Completed website design projects: They have just 11+ websites listed on their website.

Means of communication/contact is via phone, email, web quotation form for enquiries.

Pricing not listed on the website. You have to request for quotation

Quality of their website design is ok. Functionality is good



Pixie Technologies

Completed website design projects: 18+ completed website design projects. They however state that these are just their recent jobs. But there is no way to verify this claim.

Pricing: Between N100,000 to N10+ Million

Means of communication/contact with clients: Phone, email, skype and web design quotations and contact form.

Quality of Website is good, with extensive information



Web designers in Port Harcourt (Rivers State)
Hyfig

Completed website design projects: 19+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Phone, email, price quotation form

Web design Price: Ranges from N70,000 to N5million

Own website quality: Good design, functionality is good



Seal World

Completed website design projects: 12+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Phone, Email

Web design Price: Not stated

Own website quality: Good design and functionality



Amani Art

Completed website design projects: 14+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Phone, Email

Web design Price: Not stated

Own website quality: Good design and functionality



GB Concepts

Completed website design projects: 78+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Phone , Email

Web design Price: Not stated

Own website quality: Average design, Good functionality



Luzoma MicroSystems

Completed website design projects: 17+

Means of Contact/communication with clients: Email, Phone

Web design Price: Ranges from as low as N35,000 to N1.5million

Own website quality: Good design and functionality


SOURCE: http://ebrandpromotion.com/index.php/blog/18-best-web-designers-in-nigeria-list-of-top-5-web-developers-in-every-state

With today's mad rush by every company to get a business website, it is wise to advise companies about the fact that creating a website for your business may be essentially damaging your company's reputation.

Why? How? You may ask

Did you know that if your business website is dormant, visitors (that is if you even have any visitors at all) may erroneously believe that your company must have become dormant as well. Maybe that is why the last update on your business' official website is 1 and half years old. Trust me nothing could present you as being unserious with your business as this. Especially if your company is the type that requires frequent update like schools, hotels, religious organizations (like churches), etc.

For example, if you retail clothing and accessories, how do you explain to your potential customers online that the exact products displayed in your online business website 1 year ago are still the same products that are still in your store today. Don't you think it would be safe to assume that you are no longer in business?

Or how would you expect me to believe you are still in business when I send you an email via the address on your business website and I get no response from your company after 1 month. This is very common with Nigerian company websites.

What most companies do not understand is that the internet is a very dynamic world and it is either you change and adapt or you die and get forgotten.

In conclusion, I would like to advise companies that if they must own a website for business, they must be willing to establish a department for managing their online presence or simply outsource that service to a professional web and social media management consultant.


SOURCE: http://ebrandpromotion.com/website-design-nigeria/index.php/blog/7-your-business-website-may-be-hurting-your-company-find-out-how

There are basically two types of website packages available that a web designer can offer to a business owner or organization. These are dynamic website package and Static website package. Every other type of website e.g. Content management websites, ecommerce websites, HTML/Flash websites etc. falls under one of these two website packages.

Dynamic Website Package:
This website package is ideal for small and medium scale businesses because, it is easy to control without any programming knowledge. Thus it gives you absolute control over your website and the maintenance of the content therein. This is even more so because businesses are dynamic and ever changing week after week, thus it is important that you as a business owner should be able to edit and control your own website as you wish. Do not forget, your webmaster may be sick, out of the country or simply too busy for you when you need a major change to be effected on your website. This therefore makes dynamic website package a far better offer to select.

Static Website Package:
Static websites have their own uses especially if you require just a simple website. Also if your business does not require any serious update frequently. This is, however, ideal for individuals who just want to have a presence online and some businesses also who may want an online presence but are cash-strapped at the moment. This is because HTML based static websites are always cheaper to design.

Finally, before you decide to go for dynamic website package for your business, you have to be sure you can manage and update it regularly. Alternatively, that you are willing to hire or outsource the website maintenance to a professional web and social media management company. Else, having a dynamic website will confer no reasonably viable advantage over a static website despite being costlier.


SOURCE: http://ebrandpromotion.com/website-design-nigeria/index.php/blog/10-type-of-website-package-suitable-for-small-and-medium-scale-businesses

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