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Governorship Appeal Screen Panel of
the Peoples Democratic Party has
cleared the Acting Governor of
Adamawa State, Alhaji Umar Fintiri, to
take part in its forthcoming
governorship primary in the state.
Fintiri got the green light on Sunday
after the appeal panel examined his
complain, which he lodged after his
disqualification by the Screening
Committee headed by Sen. Ibrahim
Mantu on Saturday. www.punchng.com/news/adamawa-pdp-appeal-committee-clears-fintiri/
Details later.

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The Federal Government Friday
promised that power supply will be
stable in the country by October this
year.
The Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu
Nebo, disclosed this to State House
correspondents at the end of a meeting
on power chaired by Vice President
Namadi Sambo at the State House,
Abuja.
Maintaining that other issues in the
electricity value chain are being
addressed in the country, he said that
power supply has improved in the
country in the past one week due to
improved gas supply.
He also said the Federal Government is
making arrangements to ensure that the
bills of electricity generating companies
are promptly paid.
He said: “The cheering news from all of
these is that if you have noticed
throughout the country in the past one
week people have been getting better
power supply.
“The gas is now beginning to come
back and it’s something that gives all of
us a lot of joy. And we know that it will
continue to grow that way even until
December because of some of the
facilities, maintenance and repair works
on the gas equipment and so on.”
“The gas producers have come to a
place where almost all of these are
being taken care of and then the new
gas we are expecting, we have them
trickling in right now.
“So that’s part of the shortfalls we’ve
had in production up to this time, we
hope that by the beginning of October,
we will see a much better stabilisation of
the entire power delivery system in the
country.”
He went on: “First, I would say we
rejoice that for the first time in a long
time we have been averaging over
4,500MW when we include nearly
300MW of spilling reserve which is put
there to ensure the reliability and
stability of the grid at all time.”
“So, we are really moving forward; it
may not be as rapid as Nigerians
expect, but it is important to let
everybody know that indeed we are
advancing, we are making progress and
we will continue to make progress.” thenationonlineng.net/new/expect-stable-power-supply-by-october-minister/

making front page for the second time in a row

Private school owners in Lagos State
and the Federal Government may
clash over the latter’s order directing
all primary and secondary schools in
the country to resume on October 13,
2014, instead of the anticipated
September 15.
The school owners, under the umbrella
of the National Association of
Proprietors of Private Schools, believe
that the directive is unnecessary and
should not be considered as part of the
measures to prevent the spread of
Ebola virus in the country.
They expressed their feeling at a
sensitisation programme on Ebola
held on Thursday at Victory Grammar
School, Ikeja, Lagos.
The Minister of Education, Mallam
Ibrahim Shekarau, had announced the
resumption date after a meeting with
the 36 state commissioners of
education on Tuesday in Abuja
But speaking at the sensitisation
programme, the Lagos State President
of the National Association of
Proprietors of Private Schools, Mr.
Yomi Otubela, said, “We have sent our
appeal to the Federal Government
through the Lagos State Special
Adviser on Public Health informing it
that if religious organisations and
other places are left open, these
children could as well contract the
virus there.
“If markets that have more crowd than
what we have in schools are not
asked to close down, then we wonder
why the government will not allow us
put preventive measures in place and
allow these children return to school.
School is supposed to be a place of
knowledge and we are to educate and
expose them to the knowledge on
what they need to know to prevent the
spread of the virus, not keeping them
out of schools and keeping them
ignorant of what is happening.”
But the Special Adviser to the Lagos
State Government on Public Health,
Dr. Yewande Adeshina, disagreed with
the school owners, asking them to
abide by the Federal Government’s
directive.
She also asked them not to place
priority on their financial wellbeing
over the physical wellbeing of the
school children.
The founder of Supreme Educational
Foundation Schools, Mrs. Adenike
Adamolekun, also said the directive by
the Federal Government was
senseless.
She said, “Just as we are praising the
Federal Government for being
proactive in containing the Ebola virus,
we are also condemning them on this
one. It does not make sense at all.
Even if they had any doubt, what they
needed to have done was to have put
together some precautions and extend
it to all schools, ensuring that all
schools abide by them.
“Shutting the schools for a whole
month, considering the fact they will be
shut down next year again because of
elections, is a bad idea. Moreover,
parents do not know what to do with
those kids. I think this is an
unnecessary approach to the issue.”
A school proprietress, Dr. Maggie Ibru,
stated that what the Federal
Government could have done was to
provide hand sanitisers in all private
and public schools in the country.
She said it was in the capability of the
Federal Government to provide hand
sanitisers and increase the level of
sanitisation in all schools in the
country.
She said, “No, the Federal Government
got it wrong on this one because this
will not stop the students from
participating in international
examinations. What the government
should have done is to supply all
schools with hand sanitisers, both
private and public, because who attend
the private schools too are Nigerians.
“They should allow the children to go
back to school. What to do is simple:
the Federal Government could have
increased the sensitisation level on
Ebola prevention in our schools and if
possible, give a directive to all schools
not to allow guests enter their
premises, or rather mandate every
child and visitor be subjected to a test
before entering the school premises.
These are the measures that the
Federal Government should have
taken.”
Meanwhile, inadequate test and
treatment centres for the Ebola Virus
Disease has been identified as one of
the greatest challenges threatening the
government’s efforts to contain the
spread of the deadly virus.
Though four test centres have been set
up in the Lagos University Teaching
Hospital; Centre for Disease Control in
Asokoro, Abuja; University College
Hospital, Ibadan; and the Redeemers
University Laboratory, Kilometer 35
Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, doctors,
who spoke with Saturday PUNCH,
flayed the government over what they
called inadequate test and treatment
centres in the country.
They said that adequate test and
treatment centres are very important
to the management of Ebola outbreak
among other measures such as
sufficient isolation facilities and
protective kits for medical personnel.
According to them, it is unheard of for
a country of over 160 million people to
rely on four test centres at a time it is
faced with a deadly disease that has,
in the World Health Organisation’s
estimation, killed 1,552 people in West
Africa.
The Ebola Virus Disease was on July
24, 2014 imported to Nigeria by a 40-
year-old Liberian-American, Patrick
Sawyer.
Shortly after Sawyer died of the
disease on his arrival in Lagos, the
Federal Government quickly rose to
prevent the spread of the virus by
putting in place many measures such
as banning inter-state movement of
corpses. It also promised to establish
nine more test centres across the
nation by September.
The Minster of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi
Chukwu, had also announced the
plans to send mobile laboratories to
Enugu and Plateau states for the
diagnosis of the virus following fears
that some people might have
contracted the disease in the two
states.
President Goodluck Jonathan had
equally announced the release of
N1.9bn Special Intervention Fund for
the management of Ebola.
The President’s Special Adviser on
Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuban Abati,
had explained that the N1.9bn Ebola
Fund would be used “to further
strengthen on-going steps to contain
the virus such as the establishment of
additional isolation centres, case
management, contact tracing,
deployment of additional personnel,
screening at borders, and the
procurement of required items and
facilities.”
In spite of these measures, a
virologist, Dr. Akinjogunla Olajide, said
the four testing centres for Ebola virus
were not enough for the country with a
population of over 160 million people.
He said each of the 36 states of the
federation should have at least a test
centre to handle emergency related to
the outbreak of a deadly virus such as
Ebola.
Olajide said the need for each state to
have its test centre became necessary
because of the difficulty that would be
involved in transporting the sample of
a suspected Ebola patient from a place
like Cross River State to Lagos State
as a result of the distance between the
two states.
The virologist also said that the four
test centres currently available in the
country lacked necessary facilities.
Olajide said, “Containing the spread of
Ebola virus requires specially trained
personnel. The four centres we have in
Nigeria today may boast of qualified
personnel, but the major challenge that
may hinder their effectiveness is
inadequate facilities.”
He expressed the fear that there may
be an outbreak of the Ebola disease in
Port Harcourt in the next few days
following the death in Port Harcourt of
a doctor who treated a diplomat who
contracted Ebola from Sawyer, the
index case.
According to him, the victim must
have interacted with many people
before he succumbed to the disease.
Chukwu, the Health Minister had on
Wednesday confirmed that the
diplomat had contracted the virus, and
that the Ebola virus was responsible
for killing the late doctor.
He said, “A man who works for
ECOWAS, a primary contact of the
index case, evaded surveillance and
travelled to Port Harcourt. He became
ill and he went to a hospital in Port
Harcourt for treatment.
“Although he recovered, the doctor
who treated him died last week. The
widow of the doctor alerted us and we
investigated the case. It is now
confirmed that the doctor died of
Ebola. His widow has been put under
quarantine.
“The ECOWAS staff member is also
under quarantine. There is evidence
that he had the virus but might have
recovered. We cannot rule out the
option that he still has the virus.”
The minister said 70 people were
under surveillance in Port Harcourt.
The latest development brings the total
number of Ebola cases in Nigeria to 15
from the 13 announced by the health
minister on Monday.
The President, Nigerian Medical
Association, Dr. Kayode Obembe, also
believes that the four centres are not
enough for the country with its huge
population. He said that the centres
were poorly equipped.
According to him, each state of the
federation should have at least a test
centre for effective prevention of the
spread of the Ebola virus.
Obembe, who claimed that the Federal
Government has the capacity to
contain the spread of the Ebola virus,
however, urged it to embark on
rigorous training and re-training of
health workers and volunteers involved
in managing the centres.
Another medical practitioner, Dr.
Rotimi Adesanya, said the treatment of
the Ebola disease involves a lot of
financial resources, special training,
kits and handling of the facilities,
which may be the reason the
government could not dabble into
making the facility available at every
nook and cranny of the country. He
said, “If the government makes it
available everywhere, it may expose
the populace to the disease, but the
government can at least have
equipped treatment centres that have
the capacity of combating the disease.
However, the focus should be more on
treatment centres, not testing centres,
and the truth is that we don’t have
adequate treatment centres across the
country. “However, I think every state
should have about three treatment
centres, which could be one per
senatorial zone and about one or two
testing centres in each state, because
doing the test everywhere may lead to
spreading the virus due to
misplacement or any other thing.
www.punchng.com/news/ebola-school-owners-fg-on-collision-course/

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Following the death of an Ebola victim
in Port Harcourt, Rivers State during
the week, at least 160 persons that
made contact with the victim have
been identified and put under
observation.
The Rivers State Commissioner for
Health, Sampson Parker, stated at a
news conference at the state’s
secretariat in Port Harcourt on Friday
that the people had shown no signs of
the Ebola disease.
He, however, said that the people were
strictly under watch.
The commissioner added that the baby
of the widow of the late health worker,
who has since been quarantined, was
in good health.
While dispelling rumours that the state
was not working with the Federal
Government in tackling the spread of
the disease, Parker said, “Rivers State
now has a mobile testing unit for
testing blood samples for the virus. A
national Ebola response team has
been set up and headed by the
Minister of Health, Professor
Oyenbuchi Chukwu.”
He also stated that all places identified
to have been visited by the late victim
after he met with an ECOWAS
diplomat, Oluibukun Koye, were being
decontaminated as part of measures
to contain the spread of the disease.
The late doctor’s residence, the Green
Heart hospital, where he was treated
and the morgue where his body was
kept, were part of the places being
decontaminated.
Meanwhile, there was panic in the
University of Calabar Teaching
Hospital in Cross River State over a
suspected Ebola case on Friday.
The scare was intensified when a
member of the National Conference
from the state, Mr. Orok Duke, took to
his Facebook page to spread the
information.
Duke said an Ebola patient arrived
from Port Harcourt and had been
quarantined.
But the Chief Medical Director of the
hospital, Dr. Thomas Agan, expressed
shock over the situation while
describing Duke’s claim as
unfounded.
In a text message sent to one of our
correspondents, he said, “I am
shocked that someone of your status
will post an unfounded story on
Facebook to misinform not only
Nigerians but the world at large! You
know the implications are far
reaching!
“Please be informed that there is no
case of Ebola both in UCTH and
General Hospital, Calabar. I will advise
you to retract what you have posted
immediately Sir!”
The state Commissioner for Health,
Angela Oyo-Ita, said it was not true
that an Ebola patient was quarantined
at UCTH.
She said, “It is absolutely false.
Whoever is bringing that up does not
mean well for the state. A sick patient
came in and people ran away. I
received a call and acted on it; so they
got back to me and said the person
tested HIV positive. The person came
from Port Harcourt.
“It is not true that people have been
quarantined in the hospital. The
patient has been tested for HIV and
not Ebola.”
The Ebola Virus Disease has killed five
persons in Nigeria, with five of the
deaths occurring in Lagos State,
where the first case of the disease was
recorded.
Since the outbreak of the disease in
West Africa, at least 1,500 deaths have
been recorded. www.punchng.com/news/ebola-160-placed-under-observation-in-rivers/

After more than two years working so hard to make front page, am happy i made it at last, thanks to my Adroid fone and my network provider Airtel for giving me unlimited bbm subscription for just #300, thanks to Ajumobi for adding 30% increasement to my salary and thanks to all Nairalander that encourages me to work hard so i can make FTC

The Oyo State Government has
announced an increment in the salaries
of civil servants in the state.
Governor Abiola Ajimobi made the
announcement while addressing workers
who were on queue to board the free
Ajumose buses at the Government
Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan on Thursday.
He explained that the salary development
was the aftermath of the meeting he held
with the state chapter of the Nigeria
Labour Congress (NLC), stressing that
the union would brief the workers on the
details of the salary enhancement.
Governor Ajimobi said that the salary
enhancement ranged from 10 to 30 per
cent increment, depending on the Grade
Level of each civil servant.
While expressing his administration’s
commitment to the welfare of workers in
the state, he said that the provision of the
10 Ajumose buses to convey workers to
and fro work free of charge was aimed at
making the working environment
conducive for them.
He also noted that his administration
had, since inception, introduced a lot of
innovations into the civil service in order
to improve the lots of the civil servants.
Governor Ajimobi said that the salary
increment would go a long way in
boosting the morale of workers and
enhance more commitment and
dedication to duties.
Some of the workers, who were queuing
for the free Ajumose buses at the close of
work, commended Governor Ajimobi for
the wage increment as well as the
provision of the free buses.
The apparently excited civil servants
engaged in fervent prayers for the
governor and the success of his
administration.
In their separate comments on the
provision of Ajumose free buses, two of
the civil servants, Mrs. Adejumo Janet
and Mr. Iyanda Yekini lauded Governor
Ajimobi for the free bus initiative,
stressing that the initiative had saved
them a lot of money which they had
hitherto been spending on transportation
on monthly.

The Oyo State Government has
announced an increment in the salaries
of civil servants in the state.
Governor Abiola Ajimobi made the
announcement while addressing workers
who were on queue to board the free
Ajumose buses at the Government
Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan on Thursday.
He explained that the salary development
was the aftermath of the meeting he held
with the state chapter of the Nigeria
Labour Congress (NLC), stressing that
the union would brief the workers on the
details of the salary enhancement.
Governor Ajimobi said that the salary
enhancement ranged from 10 to 30 per
cent increment, depending on the Grade
Level of each civil servant.
While expressing his administration’s
commitment to the welfare of workers in
the state, he said that the provision of the
10 Ajumose buses to convey workers to
and fro work free of charge was aimed at
making the working environment
conducive for them.
He also noted that his administration
had, since inception, introduced a lot of
innovations into the civil service in order
to improve the lots of the civil servants.
Governor Ajimobi said that the salary
increment would go a long way in
boosting the morale of workers and
enhance more commitment and
dedication to duties.
Some of the workers, who were queuing
for the free Ajumose buses at the close of
work, commended Governor Ajimobi for
the wage increment as well as the
provision of the free buses.
The apparently excited civil servants
engaged in fervent prayers for the
governor and the success of his
administration.
In their separate comments on the
provision of Ajumose free buses, two of
the civil servants, Mrs. Adejumo Janet
and Mr. Iyanda Yekini lauded Governor
Ajimobi for the free bus initiative,
stressing that the initiative had saved
them a lot of money which they had
hitherto been spending on transportation
on monthly.

Breaking News:
Manchester United official have
arrived Spanish capital to discuss. Di
Maria move to Old Trafford

The Oyo Born Actor who had been
sick for some time now passed on in
Ibadan today. He was aged 83.
Here are Some of the movies he's
acted, written, and produced
include; Thunderbolt: Magun (2001),
Afonja (1 & 2) (2002), Basorun Gaa
(2004), and Sawo-Segeri (2005).

8 Nigerian Ebola Patients In Lagos To
Be Given Experimental Treatment
In new developments just reported by
the United States' Wall Street Journal,
eight Nigerians infected with Ebola
will be given doses of the
experimental treatment Nano Silver.
Minister of Health, Onyebuchi
Chukwu, announced that the
experimental drug came from a
Nigerian scientist, whose name has
not yet been disclosed.
Read More…
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I know I will get to fp one day

Permit me to reply to an article titled -
Why Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
may Win again - by my brother Edozie
Okeiyi, Director of Media and Strategy,
Great Nigeria Movement, in the
globally acclaimed Sahareporters, one
of the moral forces of Nigeria's
fledgling democracy.
One would like to start by saying that
Edozie falls into the category of Chop-
Sand-Syndrome, found mostly among
my Igbo brothers, whose trajectory is
without scant regard that Ndigbo like
Dr Ogbonia Onu, are prominent in their
own right in All Progressives Congress
(APC), deliberately define the APC as
Yoruba and Hausa party. This is
wrong.
The Chop-Sand-Syndrome
proponents in the South East, will tell
you that APC being championed by
Yorubas and Hausas means that there
is nothing in the kitty for Ndigbo;
whether President Goodluck Ebele
Jonathan, GCFR, is performing or not.
They will wittingly or unwittingly ignore
the fact the shortest route to president
of Igbo extraction is APC; for if
President Goodluck Jonathan, GCFR,
wins 2015 presidential election, the
earliest an Igbo can be president is
2027. But if APC wins the earliest for
the Igbos is 2023, this is because of
the moral weight of zoning convention
that is South-North primed.
Their basic canvass is that it is better
for Jonathan to continue, whether he
is clueless, runs unclean government
or cannot get things done. When you
tell them that Nigeria has never been
as divided as today; and hence needs
urgently to be fixed, whether a
Christian, Muslim, Igbo, Hausa or
Yoruba, since our dear president
cannot fix electricity, modern rail lines,
East-West road or the monster of
insurgency.
Their answer is anchored on ancient
prejudice arising from the Biafran civil
war. They will tell you that Ndigbo
have been, 'Chopping Sand' post civil
war and if Jonathan's victory can
make their brother contemporaries in
the Nigerian project to 'Chop Sand'
that will not be a bad idea.
If you make the mistake of reminding
them that the basic tenet of
Christianity and by extension Islam
and other faiths is forgiveness and that
our youths who make up more than
60% of our population were post civil
war citizens and must be spared this
stereo-type.
They will remind you of federal
character quota system that denied
them the competitive edge they could
have enjoyed in a saner clime.
When you re-echo that there is no war
fought in history without unintended
consequences; which requires
statesmanship and craftsmanship to
resolve, they quip, you are an idealist.
When you refer them to the current
National Conference to go and find out
why the Conference inspite of the fact
that it was packaged for
predetermined hidden agenda failed to
give the conveners the region they
some much cherished, they will blame
the North. They will not want to know
that Ebonyi, Enugu, Lagos and others
states voted against region.
Otherwise, how can Edozie deny the
fact that Nigeria has reached the
zenith of liberal democracy, where two
political parties dominate in a multi-
party system? Where neither PDP nor
APC can score more than 53% of total
votes cast in the 2015 presidential
election, nor win 2/3 of the National
and State Assemblies or 2/3 of the
governors of the 36 states.
We are without being immodest, in a
phase, where most importantly
bleeding national issues can no more
be treated as PDP family issues; ask
Mr President, he will tell you that if you
want to pass a bill today, pick $1
billion loan you must account, explain
and negotiate.
The truism is that PDP and APC are in
every ward, local government area and
state of the federation today, unlike in
the past where PDP was the only
national platform. This is the worry of
the leadership of the PDP, especially
for a political party that boasted to rule
uninterrupted for 60 years whether
they perform or not. This belies the
spin that APC is not strong, despite
the fact that the party is not in charge
of our security agencies and Oil
Signature.
We of the APC would have been glad if
the leadership of PDP are inclined to
Edozie's less than accurate analysis
that APC is not strong and confined to
only some limited sections of the
country. The fireworks going on in
Rivers and Katsina states for example
nor the gale of impeachment would not
be there.
That APC is a Muslim party, falls flat in
the face, if Edozie is not suffering from
Chop-Sand-Syndrome. Granted that
the Interim National Executive of the
APC by coincident was led by elder
statesman, Bisi Akande, a Muslim as
chairman, in 18 Muslim and 17
Christian ratio; coincident in the sense
that shortly before the registration of
APC on 31st July 2013, the ACN,
ANPP, CPC, and factions of APGA and
DPP, the legacy parties were allotted
offices and each in the mood of the
moment submitted names. How come
that the election of Chief John Odigie-
Oyegun, a Christian, in the prism of
Edozie and his Chop-Sand-Syndrome
cohorts did not convert the APC to a
Christian party?
For the avoidance of doubt, one will do
everything to shy away from
discussing persons, however permit
me to briefly submit that neither Chiefs
Tom Ikimi nor Femi Fani Kayode's
diatribe were premised on public nor
national interest . Fani Kayode unlike
Ikimi was an interloper in the APC and
therefore one will not discuss him, as
our great party will never file a
Muslim-Muslim or Christian-Christian
ticket in a divided Nigeria.
For Ikimi he was the lead co-chairman
of the Joint Merger Committee of the
legacy parties and worked tirelessly to
construct the merger. He gave all, but
his discontent in my estimation arose
in the last few days of the merger
committee meeting. As we were
wounding up with our
recommendations to the legacy
parties, senator Ahmed Yerima raised
a motion on the floor to the effect that
Chief Tom Ikimi be nominated as the
chairman Interim National Executive
Committee, Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau as
secretary, Alhaji Garba Gadi as deputy
chairman, all representing the major
legacy parties, ACN, ANPP and CPC
respectively.The motion was adopted
and my humble self moved a counter
motion, basing my motion on the
doctrine of trite law which
unambiguously defines the
relationship between the agent and the
principal.
To cut the story short, Ikimi's ambition
to head the Interim National Executive
failed, as each party was allowed to
nominate their own slot. Methinks this
is his grouse with Asiwaju Bola Ahmed
Tinubu, not for any public interest.

In an interview
with Dr. Fagge in Abuja today this
afternoon, he made it known to the
media that ASUU Will be embarking
on an indefinite strike which is going
to commence tomorrow August 4,
2014. He said the FG are yet to abide
with the promises they made
concerning the last strike which
lasted for almost 6most and they can
not live on false hope. He stressed
his point by saying they are fighting
for the interest of everybody most
especially the students. http:/// www.ondso.com/
asuunews652?ref

How can a pastor been preaching abt giving and charity and still putting password on church Wifi. Charity should also begin at church

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President Jonathan
recently launched the new 64-
page e-passport.
According to presidential
spokesperson, Reuben
Abati, “The new 64-pg e-
passport helps frequent
travelers, it’s gender friendly,
forestalls identity theft, cheaper
for the aged and low income
earners, conforms with
international best practices.”
“Cost of new e-passport for
below 18yrs and 60 years and
above is N8,750; change of
name as a result of marriage or
divorce is also N8,750.
“The existing e-passport is
32pp; new one is 64pp but it is
strictly for frequent travelers.
Please note, it does not
invalidate the former Nigerian
Passport.
See the countries you can visit
visa free with your passport
below:
1. Bangladesh (Visa on arrival)
2. Barbados ( Visa free for 6
months)
3. Benin Republic ( Visa free)
4. Burkina Faso ( Visa free)
5. Burundi ( Visa on arrival for
30days)
6. Cameroon ( Visa free)
7. Cape Verde ( Visa on arrival)
8. Chad ( Visa free)
9. Comoros Island ( Visa on
arrival)
10. Cote d’ivoire ( Visa free )
11. Djibouti ( Visa on arrival )
12. Dominican ( Visa free for 21
days )
13. Fiji Island ( Visa free for 4
months)
14. Gambia ( Visa free for
90days )
15. Georgia ( Visa on arrival )
16. Ghana ( Visa free )
17. Guinea ( Visa free )
18. Guinea Bissau ( Visa free for
90 days )
19. Haiti ( Visa free for 90 days )
20. Iran ( Visa on arrival )
21. Kenya ( Visa on arrival for 90
days )
22. Liberia ( Visa free )
23. Madagascar ( Visa on arrival
for 90 days )
24. Maldives ( Visa on arrival for
30 days )
25. Mali ( Visa free )
26. Mauritania ( Visa on arrival )
27. Mauritius ( Visa free for
90days )
28. Micronesia ( Visa free for 30
days )
29. Mozambique ( Visa on arrival
for 30 days )
30. Nauru ( Visa on arrival )
31. Niger republic ( Visa free )
32. Palau ( Visa on arrival for 30
days )
33. Samoa ( Visa on arrival for
60 days )
34. Senegal ( Visa free )
35. Seychelles (Visa on arrival
for 30 days )
36. Sierra Leone ( Visa free )
37. Somalia ( Visa on arrival )
38. Sri Lanka ( Electronic travel
authorization )
39.Tanzania ( Visa on arrival )
40. Timor-Leste ( Visa on arrival
for 30 days )
41. Togo ( Visa free )
42. Tuvalu ( Visa on arrival for
30 days )
43. Uganda ( Visa on arrival )
44. Vanuatu ( Visa free for 30
days )

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When last did u eat bush meat

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CBN is recruiting. Pls scan your cv and send it to recruitment@cbn.gov.ng The following re the core disciplines required for employment at the cbn: Accountancy, Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Sociology, Statistics, Computer science, Law. Be kind enough and pass to others.

Animals in human skin

From one of my lecturer

Finally, finally, finally, The strike is over, can't wait to go back to school

Guy u must be an Ekiti man