One step closer to identifying and tracking everyone for the coming New World Order...just like the Kenya smart card Huduma and India's biometric id system Aadhaar.
Revelation 13:17 King James Version (KJV) 17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
Forced to use transgender pronouns: Doctor speaks out after tribunal rules Bible ‘incompatible with human dignity’ 4 Oct, 2019 10:20
A British doctor has warned that a dangerous precedent has been set after a tribunal ruled that he was rightfully terminated for refusing to use transgender pronouns, and that his Christian values clash with those of UK society. Dr. David Mackereth was fired from his job at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) after telling his manager that in a hypothetical scenario, he would never “call any 6-foot tall bearded man madam.”
The case was brought before a Birmingham employment tribunal, which said in its ruling that the government department had every right to sack Mackereth, and that the doctor’s biblical beliefs have no place in British society.
"Belief in Genesis 1:27, lack of belief in transgenderism and conscientious objection to transgenderism in our judgment are incompatible with human dignity and conflict with the fundamental rights of others."
Speaking to RT, Mackereth said that the ruling has profound and troubling implications for freedom of speech and conscience in the UK.
"The question here is whether I can be forced to do something and to say something that goes deeply against my conscience."
He said that the judgment means that “you’re not allowed not to believe the transgender movement’s maxims,” while “core” Christian beliefs have been labeled as unfit for modern life.
Scotland to be first UK country to ban smacking Scotland is to become the first country in the UK to make it a criminal offence for parents to smack their children.
Parents and carers are currently allowed to use "reasonable" physical force to discipline children.
But the Scottish government has backed moves to give children the same protection from assault as adults.
A ban on all physical punishment is expected to be overwhelmingly backed by the Scottish Parliament in a vote on Thursday afternoon.
Sweden became the first country in the world to ban smacking in the home when it outlawed corporal punishment in 1979 - with Scotland set to become the 58th to do so.
Duggedised12: See ehn, na single I single ,I nor kill person o. Why do I have to be looked down on because I dont have a ring on my finger , ladies that are younger than me are more respected just because they are married, its even worse if they have kids,chai! I don suffer .
Guess what ,its all my fualt ,so society says . If a woman gets to a certain age and is not married,its all her fault, according to society, she probably doesn't know how to keep a man, she probably doesn't have good home training ,she probably was doing shakara when she was younger and the list goes on but guess what if a guy in his late thirties isnt married, he probably hasn't found the right woman yet . sighs!
You have to understand that this is just one step closer to their goal of legalizing pedophilia and reducing the age of sexual consent to below 5 years of age. The schools will be used to teach and normalize this type of behavior. Actually nowadays more and more teachers employed in schools are supportive of this trend.
RalphJean: Yepaaaaaa..... They want to teach our children the science of Wanking? To groom the next generation of wankers?
Bloody fucking hell...
sassysure: No wonder I received a memo from school about this on Friday. The thing didn't make sense to me at first.
What is wrong with this people?
wonlasewonimi: It is getting crazier by the day...now some of them idiats dont want to be identified as either Male or female rather as non- binary and want to be referred to as 'they'
International students will be allowed to stay in the UK for two years after graduation to find a job, under new proposals announced by the Home Office
The change will apply to international students in the UK who start courses at undergraduate level or above from next year onwards (i.e. 2020).
The top 10 stockbroking firms accounted for 63.79% (6.52 billion shares) of the total volume of stocks traded on the NSE in August 2019 and 74.33% (N92.29 billion) of the total value of traded shares.
The top 10 stockbrokers by value Rencap Securities (NIG) limited tops the list. On the Exchange, the firm traded the largest volume of shares to the tune of N22.7 billion or 18.31% of the total value traded in August. Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers Limited pulled shares worth N20.6 billion or 16.90% of total traded shares. EFG Hermes Nig. Limited traded N12.4 billion (10.05%) worth of shares. Chapel Hill Denham Securities Limited N8.5 billion representing 6.85% of total share value traded. CSL Stockbrokers Limited is next on the list with N6.4 billion or 5.35% of the total value traded. FBN Quest Securities Limited traded shares worth N4.4 billion, representing 4.54% of total value traded. Other firms that made the list include Cardinal Stone Securities Limited (4.88 billion), Tellimer Capital Limited (N4.03 billion), Meristem Stockbrokers Limited with N2.5 billion shares and Nigerian International Securities LTD (N3.21 billion)
The top 10 stockbrokers by volume TrustBanc Capital Management Limited tops the list with 1.10 billion shares traded in August 2019, thereby accounting for 10.79.3% of the total share volume traded. Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers Limited ranks 2nd and traded 1.07 billion shares or 10.50% of the total volume traded. Apel Asset Limited –BRD takes the third place with an estimated share traded volume of 939 million or 9.17%. Rencap Securities (NIG) limited takes the 4th place with 714.9 million shares traded, representing 6.99% to the total volume traded in the month. EFG HERMES NIG. Limited traded 603.8 million shares during the month, representing 6.50% of the total volume traded on the NSE. CSl Stockbrokers Limited is next on the list with N444.1 billion or 4.34% of the total value traded. Chapel Hill Denham Securities Limited traded 441.1 million shares, which accounted for 6.1% of the total volume traded. Other firms that made the list include FBN Quest Security Limited (396.8 million shares), Nigerian Stockbrokers Limited (381.4 million) and Cardinal Stone Securities limited with 365.5 million traded volume of shares.
Geoffrey Onyeama does not have a doctorate/PhD degree.
Postgraduatengr: President Muhammadu Buhari recently sent a list of 43 Ministers designate to the Senate for screening. It took President Buhari about two months to pick his team that would drive the Next level agenda. After a screening by the Senate, with all gaining approval and confirmation. The nation awaits the president to reel out their portfolios, and finally, hit the ground running.
While there’s a lot of politics about who is fit or not to be a Minister, Postgraduate Nigeria has searched and brings you the most educationally qualified among the soon-to-be sworn in Ministers of the Federal Government of Nigeria. Hopefully we can tally their academic work with the Ministry to head and what they have to offer to Nigeria. Personal success shows in public service..
Top Buhari Ministers and their Postgraduate Qualifications
1.Mariam Katagum: She is one of the seven women that would join the cabinet. Mariam Katagum bagged a Master degree in Administration and Planning from the University of Lagos, a Bachelor of Arts, B.A in English and Graduate Certificate in Education at the Ahmadu Bello University. She also holds a Certificate in Social Development Policy, Planning and Practice at the University College, London. She was awarded a UNESCO Fellowship in 1999.
Katagum possess a vast international experience, working at UNESCO and the World Heritage Fund. She served as the Secretary General of the Nigerian National Commission for UNESCO from 2001, after fifteen years of stewardship at the Commission.
2.Dr Osagie Ehanire: He’s a brilliant Medical doctor, trained and practiced in Germany before returning to Nigeria. Osagie Ehanire bagged his MD from the college of Medicine, Ludwig Maximillians University, Munich. He also holds post graduate Diplomas from the Teaching Hospital of the University of Düsseldorf and Essen, Germany. His specialty are in General Surgery, and Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery. Dr. Ehanire was a senior registrar at University of Benin Teaching Hospital UBTH. He was also a consultant at Shell Petroleum Development Company. This outstanding Doctor from Edo state, served in the first term cabinet of president Buhari as Minister of state for Health. Obviously, he did many things right to deserve a recall.
3.Geoffrey Onyeama: A Doctorate degree holder, he had all his university education abroad, starting with Bachelor of Arts (B.A) degree in Political Science from Columbia University, New York in 1977. He proceeded and became a lawyer at St John’s College, Cambridge in 1980.
Mr. Onyeama holds a Masters of Law (LL.M) from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 1982 and a Masters of Arts (M.A) in Law from St John’s College, Cambridge in 1984. He was called to bar in Nigeria in 1983. He served as Minister for foreign affairs from 2015-2019. He made push to return many stranded Nigerians in Lybia during that time
4. Zainab Ahmed:
Twitter/ With a MBA and a Bachelor’s degree in accounting, Zainab Ahmed seems the most fit educationally as the next Finance Minister. She has actually served in that capacity previously, after succeeding Mrs. Kemi Ade-Osun who was embarrassed out of office.
Ahmed bagged her BSc Accounting from Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) in 1981. She obtained the MBA from Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye in 2004.
5. Abubakar Malami:
The immediate past Minister of Justice and AGF makes a return to the cabinet. He graduated from Usman Danfodiyo University in 1991, where he studied Law and was called to the Nigerian bar in 1992.
He studied futher at University of Maiduguri where he obtained his master’s degree in Public Administration in 1994. He’s a senior advocate of Nigeria from Kebbi state. His decisions during his time has been controversial, drawing the ire of human right campaigner and media as regard flagrant disregard to court decisions.
6. Ogbonnaya Onu:
Another Doctorate degree holder among the ministers designate. He graduated from the University of Lagos with a first class degree in Chemical Engineering in 1976. He proceeded for his PhD studies at the University of California, Berkeley and obtained a PhD in Chemical engineering in 1980.
He was the first civilian governor of old Abia State and the immediate past Minister of Science and Technology, Federal Republic of Nigeria.
There are nations and/or ethnic groups in Nigeria, which are made up of various sub-groups. There are no tribes in Nigeria. The 12 tribes of Israel are descendants of one man, Jacob. The different nations in Nigeria do not have a common ancestor.
The word tribe introduced by the English colonial administration in Nigeria is a derogatory word.
moscobabs: THE FULL LIST OF ALL THE 371 TRIBES IN NIGERIA & THE STATES WHERE THEY ORIGINATED FROM
She must be related to Professor Ikenna Nzimiro, the famous Marxist Sociologist, Anthropologist and Iconoclast, with two PhDs - PhD Cologne (Germany) and PhD, Cambridge
It's good to come from a well known family. Obviously Dr Adesegun Akin-Olugbade is related to Chief Ohu Babatunde Akin-Olugbade, the Egba chief and First Republic federal legislator.
Dr Adesegun Akin-Olugbade worked for 11 years at the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) as pioneer General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Executive Director, Corporate Services and General Counsel, and as Executive Director, Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel.
Chief Ohu Babatunde Akin-Olugbade, born in 1913, was a member of the House of Representatives between 1959 and 1966. Prior to that national assignment, the chieftain of the Action Group (AG) led by the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo was the chairman of Western Nigeria Finance Corporation. He was the Balogun of Owu, a major Egba sub-group, and simultaneously the Ekerin-Egba and member of Alake of Egba-In Council.
IamHeWrites: An international legal and finance expert, Dr Adesegun Akin-Olugbade, has been appointed as a member of the World Trade Board.
Chairman of World Trade Board, Simon Paris, announced his appointment in a statement on Thursday.
Akin-Olugbade, an international counsel at ǼLEX Law Firm, joins 20 other global trade and finance leaders on the board as the first African member, Igbere TV reports.
Paris said that the appointment of the first African into the body comes at a most auspicious time, with the formal inauguration of the operational phase of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA).
“We welcome Dr. Adesegun Akin-Olugbade to our cohort as we continue to strive toward driving open trade for the benefit of all,” he said.
Paris said Akin-Olugbade is combining the highest academic qualifications and professional distinctions with excellent legal skills, extensive transactional experience, and corporate governance expertise.
Before he joined ǼLEX, Akin-Olugbade was with the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group, the Africa Finance Corporation and the African Export-Import Bank in Cairo, Egypt.
This woman is being economical with the truth about her upbringing in Nigeria. She was not brought up in a poor family. She has also obviously leveraged her husband and his family connections to rise in UK politics.
Kemi Badenoch grew up in Nigeria and the United States of America before returning to England as a teenager. She was born to a father who is a medical doctor who owns/owned a hospital in Lagos and a mother who is an academic, now a Professor of Physiology at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos and former President of the The Endocrine and Metabolism Society of Nigeria (EMSON) - Olufeyisipe Adefunke Adegoke.
Kemi met her husband at their local Conservative association in 2005. She married Hamish Badenoch in 2012, an English man whose family is in the British peerage and who works for Deutsche Bank. Until recently he was a Conservative councillor in the London Borough of Merton. He is the Chief Operating Officer (COO), Global Markets UK, Deutsche Bank, London.
H100: As all eyes beam on 39-year-old Olukemi Olufunto Adegoke Badenoch, the only woman of African Origin appointed into the Cabinet of British new PM Boris Johnson is the UK's Minister for Children & Families.
NB: The MP for Saffron Walden made her maiden speech in the House of Commons on 19th July 2017
She has raised the argument that a Nigerian Woman in the UK may stand a better chance of becoming their Prime Minister than becoming Governor or President in Nigeria.
In this one minute trending clip cropped off Kemi Badenoch’s maiden speech in the Commons,
"as it affects Nigeria" she said
"Growing up in Nigeria, i saw real poverty, I experienced it, living without electricity, doing my homework by candle light because the state electricity board couldn't provide power, fetching water from borehole a mile away in heavy rusty buckets, because the the national **** couldn't get water out of the taps, listen to complete emotional and inspiring speech on video
Meanwhile, there's also a debate on not toeing an infamous path as Ms Fiona Onasanya, the former MP Peterbrough who together with her brother lied to the police on driving offence which landed the brother in prison and she eventually lost the by election in her constituency and of course her status as MP and struck off as solicitor too
The Debt Management Office (DMO) said on Tuesday the Federal Government’s savings bond recorded N13.44 billion investment since its establishment in March 2017.
In a data presented at the Retail Bond Workshop at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) in Lagos, 431 corporate firms invested N1.75 billion, while 15,822 individuals invested N11.75 billion, totaling N13.44 billion investment.
The Head of Market department at DMO, Monday Usiade, said individuals’ investments constituted 87.06% of the total investment.
He said the figures are not satisfactory and as a result, the DMO must devise ways to get more people to invest in the bond.
Usiade, who was represented at the event by one Ms. Bose Olafisoye, noted that geographical breakdown of the investors revealed the following: South West (77%), FCT 8%),South-south (8%), South East (4%),foreign investors (4%), North East (3%) and North Central (3%)
On the investors’ distribution on state-to-state basis, the DMO official said Jigawa and Yobe recorded zero subscription, while Lagos, Federal Capital Territory, Oyo, and Ogun contributed 75.54% of the total investment.
He said: “11 distribution agents have not remitted any amount to the DMO from inception. Such agents that are yet to submit subscriptions in all the auctions as well as other DAs with marginal returns till the end of the year may be de-registered.
“Given the analysis of the performance of the DAs, there is a need for them to improve on their performance in order to meet stated objectives.”
The Kanuris, Benue-Kogi, Plateau-Southern Kaduna and much of Taraba-Adamawa & Nasarawa tribes and even Southern Gombe/Southern Borno were never conquered by the fulanis in any way whatsoever before the British came. It was under the British system of indirect rule that many of these tribes lost their voices and came under emirates. About half of the tribes above still never came under fulani rule even during colonial era like my people from Plateau state whom the British wanted to place under Bauchi emirate rulership, but we heavily protested and got our own chiefdoms.
Fulanis have so much power in Northern Nigeria because they control the Hausas who are the largest tribe in Northern Nigeria, this is not rocket science. Worse of all, they started using religion and this has to work for them cos majority of northernerns are muslims.
Yes, most of the other Southern & middlebelt tribes who sabotaged the Igbos never saw what was coming. Also, the Igbos made the agenda look like a selfish one.
Had it been Ojukwu used Gideon Orkar's format, he would have gained the allegiance and unity of the south/middlebelt against the core-north.
It is quite unfortunate but all the ethnic groups in the Northern have been subjugated by the Fulani since Uthman dan Fodio conquered them between 1804 and 1808.
The Fulani in Nigeria are the proxy rulers of the country on behalf of the British. The Igbo nation fought a war to escape their subjugation but their attempt was sabotaged by some other ethnic groups in Nigeria and foreign nations.
Nowenuse: Kanuris of today are a very foolish tribe. They were not conquered by the fulanis, but as of today, they have lost their voice to the fulanis all in the name of islamic oneness. They no longer have an agenda of their own.
Fulanis still have their Miyetti Allah meant to champion their own interests outside that of a joint Arewa, but a Kanuri body meant to champion Kanuri interests in non existent.
Your 2nd paragraph makes a lot of sense. It seems very likely.
Kolping: That's an interesting perspective on the Boko Haram crisis. It seems it might be a ploy to overwhelm the Kanuri people in Borno and Yobe states for eventual take over by the Fulani in the future.
There is also a view that has to do with the numerous uranium deposits (used in nuclear reactors) in the North Eastern areas where Boko Haram have control over. There are many local and international power brokers involved in the events happening in Borno and Yobe. Unfortunately the soldiers being sent to those areas are being led like sheep to slaughter.
That's an interesting perspective on the Boko Haram crisis. It seems it might be a ploy to overwhelm the Kanuri people in Borno and Yobe states for eventual take over by the Fulani in the future.
There is also a view that has to do with the numerous uranium deposits (used in nuclear reactors) in the North Eastern areas where Boko Haram have control over. There are many local and international power brokers involved in the events happening in Borno and Yobe. Unfortunately the soldiers being sent to those areas are being led like sheep to slaughter.
Nowenuse: Same way the fulanis have become the largest and most influential tribe in the North-east, most influential in politics in Northern Nigeria and Nigeria at large.
Fulanis although a minority in Bauchi control the state completely, only them produce governor. They knew this would be hard for them in Gombe & Adamawa because of the larger & numerous christian tribes there, hence they decided to use islamic unity with muslims from other tribes to make sure the christians are suppressed. They have tried so hard to take over Taraba, but Kwararafa kingdom will never let them. They know they can never overtake Kanuris in Borno & Yobe, hence they don't mind leaving Boko Haram to overrun the place.
Kolping: The Northern elite are all related by blood. The more children and descendants they have from these bloodlines, the more people they have to occupy the positions of power in Nigeria in the future. They are the ruling class.
Emir Sanusi II had married the daughter of Lamido of Adamawa Muhammadu Barkindo-Mustafa, the traditional ruler in Adamawa State since 2010 and former chairman of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (2003–2005)
Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo (born in Yola, Adamawa State) is OPEC Secretary General since 2016 and served as Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of NNPC (January 2009 - April 2010).
The Adamawa Emirate was founded in 1809 by the Fulani spiritual leader Modibbo Adama. He led a jihad into the region of Fombina (in modern-day Cameroon and Nigeria), opening the region for Fulani colonisation. As a result of Adama's constant warring, the Fulani today make up the largest ethnic group in Northern Cameroon (at more than 60% of the region's entire population, considering the fact that they weren't from the area), and Islam is now the dominant religion.
The same way the Roman Empire used the mystery Babylonian religions to conquer nations all over the world.
shineeye1: Islam has proved to be a useful expansionist tool in the hands of the Fulani over the decades. The typical Fulani is obsessed with political power and have long found fundamental Islam as an invaluable tools in the crazed quest for state power. It is not the religion they crave, it is the power which is obtainable using the cloak of religion that is the attraction and main objective. They have no business with moderate Islam which makes no room for the usurpation of power from legitimate authorities that they interact with.
His subjects in Kano are of the Hausa ethnic group and not Fulani. The Fulani ethnic group are the ruling class in Kano and all the emirates in Nigeria.
AngelicBeing: Sanusi is enjoying fresh egunje, eating suya, kilishi, onions, fura dai nono, Tuwo and miankuka, he drinks Hennessey and champagne, fúçk hoes and his subjects are wallowing in poverty, all his kids are schooling in England but his subjects are in koranic schools in kano, what a shame, both politicians and all these kings in Nigeria are useless , If you have the means, flee the shithole jungle
The Northern elite are all related by blood. The more children and descendants they have from these bloodlines, the more people they have to occupy the positions of power in Nigeria in the future. They are the ruling class.
Emir Sanusi II had married the daughter of Lamido of Adamawa Muhammadu Barkindo-Mustafa, the traditional ruler in Adamawa State since 2010 and former chairman of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (2003–2005)
Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo (born in Yola, Adamawa State) is OPEC Secretary General since 2016 and served as Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of NNPC (January 2009 - April 2010).
The Adamawa Emirate was founded in 1809 by the Fulani spiritual leader Modibbo Adama. He led a jihad into the region of Fombina (in modern-day Cameroon and Nigeria), opening the region for Fulani colonisation. As a result of Adama's constant warring, the Fulani today make up the largest ethnic group in Northern Cameroon (at more than 60% of the region's entire population, considering the fact that they weren't from the area), and Islam is now the dominant religion.
Gistring: Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II on Saturday August 3, received his 4th wife HRH Sa’adatu Barkindo Mustapha.
Emir Sanusi II had married the daughter of Lamido of Adamawa Muhammadu Barkindo-Mustafa, in a low-key ceremony which was held in Yola on September 25, 2015. HRH Sa’adatu Barkindo Mustapha was only an 18-year-old secondary school leaver when her royal wedding was held.
Now a graduate of a University in the United Kingdom, Sa’adatu was received at the Kano first-class Monarch's palace after being away for four years. Her Quranic graduation ceremony was held yesterday, and it was learnt that her traditional Budar Kai ceremony is currently ongoing.
The Emir of Kano's other wives include Sadiya, daughter of the late Emir of Kano Dr. Ado Abdullahi Bayero, Maryam and Rakiya. Here are more photos below;
Kemi Badenoch grew up in Nigeria and the United States of America before returning to England as a teenager. She was born to a father who is a medical doctor who owns/owned a hospital in Lagos and a mother who is an academic, now a Professor of Physiology at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos and former President of the The Endocrine and Metabolism Society of Nigeria (EMSON) - Olufeyisipe Adefunke Adegoke.
Kemi met her husband at their local Conservative association in 2005. She married Hamish Badenoch in 2012, an English man whose family is in the British peerage and who works for Deutsche Bank. Until recently he was a Conservative councillor in the London Borough of Merton. He is the Chief Operating Officer (COO), Global Markets UK, Deutsche Bank, London.
donogaga: INTERESTING THINGS ABOUT THE NIGERIAN JUST MADE MINISTER IN BRITAIN, KEMI ADEGOKE-BADENOCH (Photo shows young Kemi with daddy)
Nigeria will destroy you, make you useless and kill your dream unless you have a strong connection to the political godfathers.
I have met Kemi Adegoke-Badenoch in 2010 while she was distributing flyers of her election campaign to passersby around Dulwich Library in 2010. She was contesting for a member of the London Assembly. She didn't win and She was 30years old at the time.
In 2012, Kemi Adegoke stood for the Conservatives party in the London Assembly election where she was placed fifth on the London-wide list.
In 2017, Kemi was elected as MP for the Saffron Walden constituency and became the first woman to represent that constituency.
Former Prime Minister, Theresa May, appointed Kemi Adegoke-Badenoch as the Conservative Party's Vice-Chair for Candidates in January 2018.
Today, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has appointed Olukemi Adegoke- Badenoch, aged 39, as Children and Families Minister.
Though Kemi was born in London but grew up in Nigeria where she finished her primary and secondary education and returned to the UK for her university education but why Kemi was able to win elections into London Assembly, House of Commons and became a Minister in a country she arrived at age 16?
The answers are simple. Kemi is living in a country where hard work is rewarded. A country where good university grades are rewarded with good jobs. A country where merits are sought after. A country where politicians are elected based on their debates, ideas and manifestos.
Would Kemi have become a councillor in Lagos or Ibadan by relying on her brillancy and articulation of ideas without employing the service of Agberos to snatch ballots or beat up voters, warm the beds of a few political godfathers and agreed to a percentage of her income as a political office holder be shared with her political godfathers every month?
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