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The country is gearing itself up for the General Elections in February next year and with President Muhammadu Buhari announcing that he will bid for the governing Party, APC’s ticket to run fo a second term, all hell has
been let loose by the chaotic, ill-prepared opposition camp.
https://leadership.ng/2018/04/23/buharis-2019-bid-and-matters-arising/
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The newly appointed Special Investigator to the Special Presidential Panel for the Recovery of Public Property, Evangelist Victor Uwajeh, has assured the government and Nigerians that all the looted funds and property, no matter where they are hidden will be recovered to better the country.
He,however,asked for the cooperation of the National Assembly and the judiciary in this regard.
In a statement signed on Monday in Abuja, in response to his recent appointment by the federal government, Uwajeh thanked President Buhari and Barrister Okoi Obono Obla,who is the Chairman Special Presidential Investigation Panel for Recovery of Public Property,for the opportunity for him to serve his fatherland.
The international private investigator said: “President Buhari relentless efforts has yielded great success in curbing corruption and impunity in Nigeria.It is no longer business as usual.
https://leadership.ng/2018/04/23/corruption-well-recover-all-looted-funds-special-investigator-assures/
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bossboy91:
Thank You Very Much For Your Interest.
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https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/keyamo-accepts-buhari-s-job.html?
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Festus Keyamo, a senior advocate of Nigeria, SAN, has accepted his appointment as the spokesman of the Buhari campaign organisation for the 2019 election.
The appointment was conveyed in a letter dated April 16, 2018 and signed by the Minister of Transport and organisation's Director General, Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi.
The letter reads: "I am pleased to convey to you the decision of the President Muhammadu Buhari Campaign Organisation to appoint you as Director, Strategic Communications in respect of the forthcoming campaigns for the 2019 Presidential Election.
"As you are aware, President Muhammadu Buhari is seeking the nomination of our great party, the All Progressives Congress, as the candidate for the said election. Your appointment is to aid in getting that nomination and ensure the subsequent campaigns for 2019 Presidential Election.
"In your capacity, you are to be a Spokesperson for the campaigns during the nomination process and also at the subsequent campaigns for the 2019 Presidential Election.
"Please accept my congratulations."
Meanwhile, Keyamo told Daily Trust that he has accepted the assignment and will make further comments soon.

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The people of Esuk Ekpo Eyo Community, Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River,broke into jubilation following restoration of electric power supply to the community during the weekend after decades of blackout suffered by residents of the community.
The community has suffered poor power supply for over a decade,despite its being located about 10km away from the Calabar metropolis where the seat of government is.
With the help of the law maker representing Akpabuyo,Bakassi /Calabar South federal constituency at the National Assembly, Essien Ayi,the community now has a 300KVA substation, which the experts at the project site claimed is expected to power over 100 homes.
https://leadership.ng/2018/04/15/after-years-of-blackout-electricity-restored-in-c-river-community/?
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Perhaps one of Nigeria’s unforgettable rail accidents occurred when a train derailed at Langa-langa in present day Nasarawa State on February 16, 1970. Forty-eight years on, the accident still resonates as the worst in the country’s transportation history.
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/langa-langa-nigeria-s-unforgettable-train-disaster-48-years-after.html?
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hakeem4:
I remember this movie hotel Rwanda and sometimes in April

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Fesomu:
Well I bought a bag of rice for 11,500 yesterday.. I know some ipobs here will claim they bought theirs 20k. Awon omo ale Nigeria

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women who have been cut should be assessed. Women and men need to be supported to ensure that they realise that the practice is a crime, and that their daughters should not suffer.

https://leadership.ng/2018/04/07/female-genital-mutilation-persecuting-noncompliance/?
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Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) sometimes called female circumcision involves the cutting or removal of some or all of the external female Instruments – for nonmedical reasons. The procedure largely involves the removal of the clitoral hood, clitoral glans, removal of the inner and outer labia, closure of the vulva and infibulation – leaving a small hole so that the person can pass urine and menstrual fluid. It is important to note that FGM is most common in Africa, Asia and the Middle East and prevalent among girls between the ages of 15 and 49.
As at 2016, an estimated 200 million women in 30 countries (27 of these countries are in Africa) were circumcised (UNICEF, 2016). According to adherents, the main reason for female circumcision is the belief that circumcising females helps in controlling sexuality and keeping women sexually pure – until marriage. Though this benefit is not scientifically proven, there are proven negative health defects of the practice. Some of these negative defects of FGM include: development of cyst, difficulties in becoming pregnant, painful menstrual periods, complications during childbirth and difficulties in urinating. In descending order, FGM is most prevalent in Nigeria, Egypt, Mali, Eritrea, Sudan, Central African Republic, Ghana (northern Ghana), Somalia and Djibouti.
Nigeria is among the 27 countries in Africa practicing female genital mutilation and the country has the highest number of ‘victims’ in the world.
Nigerian government condemns the practice but there is no sign of decline. Of the six zones in Nigeria, FGM is most common in the south-south (77%), south-east (68%) and the south-west (65%).
There is a need to increase awareness in Nigeria that female genital mutilation is not only a violation of a fundamental human right of the victims, but also poses health risks to them. The major setbacks in the fight against female circumcision in Nigeria are the absence of enabling laws banning the practice and strict adherence to tradition.
In Nigeria, many individuals and groups opposing FGM are being persecuted because it is regarded as a traditional practice. Take the story of Mr. Anthony Eluigwe from Abia state who got married in 2009 to Bilkisu Eluigwe, a woman from another region. After they had had their second child, a female they named Diamond, his kinsmen insisted that both Mrs. Bilkisu and her daughter Diamond get mutilated. They resisted, which led to a series of persecution that ultimately resulted to Mr. Anthony’s death. Sadly even his death didn’t stop the persecution. His wife was threatened that her kids would be seized from her if she doesn’t undergo the mutilation. Presently she is hiding in fear for her life. Her parents are being harassed on a constant basis
This sad example is one among many cases of Nigerians that are being persecuted over their resistance to female circumcision. The practice of FGM is anti-dignity and also against the fundamental human rights of women and as such the campaign against its continued practice in Nigeria must be intensified. Female circumcision is cruel, inhuman and degrading as it involves violating the rights to good health, integrity, freedom from pains/torture and the right to life – there are instances where mutilations have led to deaths.
What is to be done?
The government – local, state and federal – must as a matter of urgency/emergency prohibit the practice of FGM in the country – as other countries in the world are beginning to do and also educate traditional rulers and their subjects about the overwhelming dangers of FGM.

Our Army need new strategy and intelligent gathering But i always try to figure out why Boko Haram keep waxing strong despite the fact they are not trained fighters. Imagine fighting with trained soldiers for over 8 years and yet not defeated!!!

Some 12 U.S. soldiers have trained Nigerian troops on a six-week advice-and-assist mission in Jaji, Kaduna State, Pentagon has said.
The U.S. Department of Defence said Nigerian Army’s 26th Infantry Battalion might be the next to deploy to Northeast to confront the violent extremist organisation, Boko Haram.
The department, while documenting some accounts of the U.S. soldiers during the training said it was important to prepare the Nigerian troops for the threats they faced from the terrorists.
Sgt. Saul Rodriguez, the most experienced of the 12 U.S. soldiers said “even in triple-digit heat and with AK-47 automatic rifles in hand, it’s easy to forget these soldiers are likely headed into imminent danger”.
“My job is to train you as much as I can. Your job is to fight the bad guys out of your country,”
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/u-s-army-trains-nigerian-troops-on-confronting-boko-haram.html?
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barallanee:
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SalamRushdie:
ManirBk I hail ooo..Yes I dey fine still on the mission to vote out Buhari in 2019 ooo

I Dey laugh small small But believe me our bundles of PVCs are ever ready lets meet @ battle field come FeBuhari 2019..

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