who is the husband? the one with the umbrella on his head?

observing in 3-D

Na to go do testimony for church o'.
naija police sef, must they beat him!

rayopt:
@Op. . .park well enta soaker. . .i'on believe diz shii jhur

bad belle. 'Mr shallow mind'

NewNigeriaMind:
Imagine just to spite SW, these people will vote a fulani man

but a christian

please who is the third person?

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who is the third person?

eayah! Another political victim

God punish poverty

The Chairperson of Bogoro Local
Government area LGA of Bauchi state
Mrs Hassana Arkila has disclosed that
a serving councilor representing
Gizaki/Badagari ward, Mr. Musa Daniel
was beaten to death by angry youths. According to Mrs Arkila, the unfortunate
incident occurred while the councilor was on
lawful duty. While speaking with newsmen in Bogoro, Mrs
Arkila linked the incident to enemies of the
nascent democracy. She said “I was just informed that one of my councilors was beaten to death by
irate youths. I am assuring you that the
full wrath of law will catch up with the
attackers”. The council Chairperson urged the electorates
to sheath their sword and embrace peace and
explained that violence is not a solution to
political difference She said the attack on the councilor was a
clear signal that the opposition are jittery of
victory in the electoral process and call for
calm among PDP supporters.
www.naij.com/419922-youths-beat-councilor-to-death-in-bauchi-council.html

Abuja - The Association of Nigerian Students
in South Korea (ANISSOK) have sent a
message of congratulations to outgoing
President Goodluck Jonathan and President-
elect Muhammadu Buhari on the peaceful
outcome of the March 28 presidential election, Naij has reported. Udeme Etim and Igbalajobi Olumuyiwa, the
Interim President and Interim General
Secretary of the Association respectively,
have congratulated the statesmen of their
good show and faith during and after the
elections. In addition, the men also wished Buhari
success on his future endeavours and
expressed confidence in the bright future that
Nigeria has ahead. Read the full statement at www.naij.com/415039-jonathan-and-buhari-congrats-from-nigerians-abroad.html

cool

crownprince102:
Bukola Saraki, the best option...... Akume for deputy.

COOL

Abuja - With the All Progressives
Congress (APC) winning majority
of the seats in the Senate in the
next dispensation, behind the
scene moves for leadership
positions in the upper chamber has begun, reports Daily Trust. Senators Bukola Saraki from
Kwara, George Akume from
Benue and Abdullahi Adamu of
Nasarawa are in contention for
the Senate President seat. The APC had tentatively zoned
the position of the Senate
President to the North Central
after its national convention in
December following the
emergence Muhammadu Buhari, who is from the North West, as
the party’s presidential candidate
and his running mate, Professor
Yemi Osinbajo, from the South
West. Incidentally all the three Senators
jostling for the seat are former
governors of their respective
states. The North East APC Senators are
also making a case for the
position of Senate President to be
zoned to their region. The party’s National Executive
Committee (NEC) is expected to
take on a power
sharing arrangement next week

ok na. GOD will surely strike them down IJN

parkeration:


Youa are in a better position to answer your question: Are you a Nigerian? Don't think you are. Good riddance to bad rubbish.

this is a quote frm ur first post on NL: "Buhari
is not a saint either but anybody
contesting againt Jonah is better. I
will even vote for a goat if it runs
against Jona. I HATE HIM".
Y do u hate him or did he steal ur gf.
U HATE HIM, I LIKE HIM. So stop pocknosing on my opinion. #respect bro

parkeration:



Is you high? How is GEJ the Father of modern democracy. The guy almost ruined our country. Please don't feign ignorance and praise mediocrity.

which country did he ruin? Are u a Nigerian? I thought as much. #whitsling

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Abuja - Former Inspector-General of
Police (IG), Muhammadu Dikko
Yusuf is dead, reports Leadership. He died on Wednesday night in his
house in Abuja after a protracted
illness. He was aged 85 years. Yusuf served as Inspector General
of Police from 1976 to 1979. Yusuf was a former presidential
candidate of Movement for
Democracy and Justice (MDJ) and
contested against former President
Olusegun Obasanjo in 2003.
www.leadership.ng/news/422486/former-igp-md-yusuf-dies-at-85

Lagos - The Academic Staff
Union of Universities (ASUU) on
Wednesday said that the
outcome of the March 28
Presidential election showed that
Nigeria was on the path to the much needed revival. Dr Nasir Fagge, National
President of ASUU, said in
Lagos. Fagge said that the entire
electoral process and the
resultant outcome was a sign of
good things to come. ''Let me start by first
congratulating the President-
elect, Maj.-Gen. Buhari, for the
victory. I think with this election
this time around, our country is
gradually finding its way toward revival. ''For the first time, our collective
wish as a people has prevailed
and of course, as you know, our
elections had not always come
out in a way that truly reflect the
minds of Nigerians. ''With a new administration in
place, it is my belief that issues
surrounding insurgency,
education, power and health will
be given priority attention.
www.news24.com.ng/Elections/News/ASUU-hails-Buhari-says-Nigeria-on-path-of-revival-20150401

Buhari was asked what tactics
his adminstration will use to
tackle Boko Haram; “peaceful negotiations or hitting them
hard” in which he asked “Hitting them with what? He continued: “Boko Haram by the 14th of February at
the elections that was
postponed, were according
to government calculations
were in charge of fourteen
local governments. These are 14 local governments
out of 774 local
governments. “If for five, six years the law
enforcement agencies
including the military could
not secure fourteen local
governments out of 774,
how can I promise miracles when i come?” He added: “But with the cooperation of our
neigbours; Cameroon, Niger,
Chad and the international
community and the
commitment we are going to
get from the military, it will take us a much shorter time
to deal with them” When told his party members
are as corrupt as those he
plans to fight against and asked
if he would corruption to its
fullest, Buhari said “I hope you n Nigerians will give me the opportunity to see whether
me effort will be good
enough or not”

He added; ” he signed an undertaking and I think he
did his best” When asked about how he
would go about fulfilling his
promises to Nigerians, Buhari
replied; “I wouldn’t have made the promises if I don’t
know how to go about it. We
identified a number of
problems that is insecurity
in the country which
everybody knows; the lack of employment which is the
situation of the economy
generally by corruption and
corruption itself” “This three fundamental
problems, Nigerians know it
and we are asking Nigerians
for their cooperation and
they should’t expect
miracles to happen a couple of months later because the
situation took so many
years which is 16 years of
the ruling party’s rule of this
country”.
www.naij.com/414325-video-buhari-talks-boko-haram.html

The interview which was
conducted by the BBC’s Peter
okwoche questions about the
gesture of President Goodluck
Jonathan in congratulating him
on his victory and his thoughts about Boko Haram were thrown
at the General. In the interview the General
says he feels fulfilled in
acheiving his goal after four
attempts in becoming president
(2003, 2007, 2011 and 2015). the interviewer asked: “were you surprised when
President Goodluck
Jonathan called you to
concede defeat and say
congratulations because
thats a new thing here in Nigeria”? Buhari replied: “I am not surprised because he
(Jonathan) has been talking
to international community;
United States especially
Britain and I think he is
respectful of those countries and their
leadership but it was
something extraordinary
thaty as commander in
Chief and President that he
should allow the law to take its course, let the Nigerian
election be conducted
according to law. That is all
they asked him”

Gen. Muhammudu Buhari,
the president-elect warned
Boko Haram of the “strength
of our collective will” which
Nigeria possesses which he
says will be used to crush the insurgents. In an address Wednesday after
receiving his Certificate of
Return as the president-elect,
Mr. Buhari warned that the sect
will soon know the “strength of our collective will”. “No doubt, this nation has
suffered greatly in the
recent past, and its staying
power has been tested to its
limits by crises, chief
among which is insurgency of the Boko Haram,” Buhari, a retired general, said in Abuja. “There is no doubt that in
tackling the insurgency we
have a tough and urgent job
to do. But I assure you that
Boko Haram will soon know the strength of our collective will and
commitment to rid this
nation of terror, and bring back peace and normalcy to all the affected areas. We shall spare no effort until we defeat terrorism,” he said. Mr.Buhari’s ascension to the
presidency followed a campaign on combating the sect.

I know a man who isn't involved in
elections with bloodshed! His
ambition is not worth anyone's
blood or death. *I know a man who
is ready to accept defeat provided
he sets good electoral Process! *I know a man who has a true spirit
of sportsmanship by reaching out
to the winner. *I know a true
leader! *I know the first Nigerian
President to conduct a FREE, FAIR
and CREDIBLE Elections regardless of the outcome! *He is
President Goodluck Ebele
Jonathan GCFR! *A true democrat
and Statesman You are The Best!
God bless you sir.

he has done so already

www.nairaland.com/2231228/christian-association-nigeria-congratulates-president-elect

He has done what he was paid for. Life continues.
GEJ "Father Of Nigeria's Modern Democracy"

Meanwhile, the Christian Association
of Nigeria (CAN), North East Zone,
commended President Goodluck
Jonathan for conceding defeat to
General Mohamadu Buhari of the All
Progressive Congress (APC). The North East Zonal Chairman of the
association, Rev. Shuaibu Byel, gave
the commendation in an interview with
the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in
Bauchi. ``I was so elated when I learnt that
President Jonathan accepted defeat
and went on to congratulate General
Buhari for winning the presidential
election. ``This action demonstrates that
Goodluck Jonathna is a true politician
and a man of peace, ``Byel said. He urged all politicians who contested
and lost in the election to emulate
Jonathan’s spirit of sportsmanship. The chairman congratulated Buhari for
winning the election and urged him to
carry everybody along irrespective of
political, religious and ethnic
differences. He equally urged the new president to
fulfill his campaign promises so as to
meet the aspiration of the people.