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The members of the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) national working committee left their offices in Abuja today, December, 3rd, as angry party members from Rivers State took over the party’s secretariat. The national chairman of the PDP, Adamu Mu’azu, was among the others who abandoned the office. Cairo Ojugboh, who supervises the party in the South-South zone, was also ordered to leave. Ojugboh obeyed the demand and quickly left the party’s secretariat for the protesters.

The activists said they came to protest against ex-minister of state for education and the PDP governorship aspirant in Rivers State, Nyesom Wike and Uche Secondus, the national vice-chairman of the party.

Wike is the selected governorship aspirant of Mrs. Patience Jonathan in Rivers State. The protesters were singing war songs and carrying a mock coffin. They also erected a canopy with which they blocked the entrance to the PDP national secretariat.

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kennygee:
I'm first to comment, I'm not a Dbanj fan sha

and so what? what if u re the first to comment? does that put food on ur table?

and last but not the least the controversial picture of mistaken identity of the boko haram leader shekau that was awash on the internet some couple of weeks ago. the picture the military posted as that of the dead shekau

more

kudos to our military

onosprince:
She is a friend of mine and she has done Diploma but didnt pass maths so she could not continue to 200L, have known her for over a month now, She didnt accept to date me because she has a boyfriend. Now she is so desperate to learn how to scam, I asked her why, she said she wants to save money before entering the university.. should I teach her?

that means u re a scammer. You practically told us that o. Too bad

Maybe that is what she can afford for you, besides u know her better than us, u know if she is comfortable to get u bigger gifts or not, besides it's just dating anniversary not wedding anniversary so it's not a big deal, I ll advice u give them d gifts since u ve already bought it for them, u did it with a good heart don't let ur emotions be cloud ur judgment. Wish u da best bro

9jaforlife:
Yes I'm a Muslim and we're both saying the same thing (you didn't understand my comment). I was replying a comment that claimed that the perpetrators of these bombings are representing Islam. They're NOT. If they were representing Islam, Hausa Muslims would be nice to Yoruba Muslims and they would kill christians ONLY. But the fact that they're killing both christians and fellow Muslims makes it clear that the the instigators of this evil are hiding behind religion to perpetrate evils just to achieve their selfish political ambitions, they're NOT representing/fighting for Islam in any way.

yap that is true, I strongly suspect the United States of America, they already said Nigeria ll break up in 2015, they re doing everything possible to make sure their evil prophecy come to pass. God pass them

ChynoBEATS:
anytin I buy...... Even if it weighs less than 0.09kg??.....

wish u luck

ChynoBEATS:
anytin I buy...... Even if it weighs less than 0.09kg??.....

yap, there are free shipping for stuffs like that. only it might take u up to a month to get to u

9jaforlife:
So, the Fed Govt now NEEDS help from individuals The jet was 'leased' to another company, that means he got paid! NO help involved!! Besides they claimed it was leased to cover his involvement. Wake up, this things are political and has nothing to do with religion. If it did, why would someone call himself a Muslim and kill fellow Muslims??

Also your claim that christians have been at the receiving end of Northern violence isn't completely true. For decades, even before Boko Haram, Northerners would enter a mosque, wait for Muslims to finish praying and kill them! My relative relocated from Kano because Northern Muslims were killing Yoruba Muslims. Shouldn't you understand that some powers are hiding behind religion to perpetuate evil for political gains? It's called 'divide and rule'. I don't have anything against christians but I do with those christians who readily judge Muslims because they fail to evaluate issues critically and see our problems in true light.

i dont know if u re a muslim, but from our discussions so far it seems so, northern muslims see the yoruba muslims as fake, infidels. in area 1 garki, abuja where i live presently there are two mosques, one for the hausa/fulani, the other for the yoruba muslims, thats what i call segregation, i schooled in Zaria, ABU to be precise, i ve seen these northern muslim violence perpetrated against we christians for as long as i can remember and the northern imams and sultans/ emirs never come out to condemn these acts but they are scared now cos these acts are now being directed at them, what i call hypocrisy, bro as much as i condemn such acts i will say what goes around comes around.

Olugbenga Ashiru, former minister of foreign affairs, has died in a South African hospital after a long battle with illness.

The career diplomat, credited with re-energising Nigeria’s presence in international diplomacy in the post-Olusegun Obasanjo era, died on Saturday. Family sources told TheCable that he had been battling with brain tumour for a while and had be hospitalised for over three months. Ashiru played a key role in the diplomatic face-off between Nigeria and South Africa in 2012 over the deportation of 125 Nigerians for not possessing valid yellow fever vaccination certificates. Nigeria retaliated and the stand-off was eventually resolved. Ashiru, appointed minister by President Goodluck Jonathan in 2011, was removed in 2013 in a cabinet reshuffle. He had been one of the most respected ministers but he was said to have been nominated into the cabinet by Obasanjo who had publicly fallen out with Jonathan.

Ashiru, while handing over, said he had succeeded in securing 22 key international appointments for Nigerians. Some of the positions included the commissioner for political affairs in African Union and commissioner for peace and security at the ECOWAS commission.
http://saharareporters.com/2014/11/29/former-nigerian-foreign-minister-gbenga-ashiru-dies-66-thecable

Collinz2:
abeg help me as am.

collins hw far? how body?

ChynoBEATS:
....... Hmm .... Well I did see it there....buh I only need 3 pieces of this stuff..... The problem is not hw to buy it......buh HW TO. BRING IT DOWN HERE.........

anything u buy will be shipped down, do not be afraid, u might want to try their free shipping products

9jaforlife:
You can deny that all you want but you can't deny the fact that his jet was used in smuggling ammunitions into Nigeria! If it was a Muslim leader that was involved in that manner, I can't even imagine what humiliation Muslims would have suffered in this country!

if i can remeber correctly it is us the christians that have been on the receiving end of countless violence in the north, abi i talk lie? oritsejafor helped in his little way to lend his jet to the federal govt to bring in those arms for our FEDERAL GOVT ARMED FORCES (since the west notably america refused to sell to us) and not for private use please, so please leave the man alone.

too bad, i pity him sha

9jaforlife:
Bigots like you who say that BH represents Islam have been destabilizing Nigeria for ages

Why don't you explain why CAN President [s]Ayo Oritsejafor was busy taking pictures with BH leader Shekau,[/s] if they're not allies with common interests? Why was his (Oritsejafor's) jet used in purchasing ammunition in that criminal manner when he's not a government official of this country

If a church is bombed you accuse Muslims. Now a Mosque was bombed and yet you accuse Muslims!! Now, who is the REAL terrorist?? Later you'll accuse Muslims of intolerance!!

Ayo Oritsejafor took photographs with mohammed yusuf not BH leader Shekau, dont mislead the public

Opeyemi5:
jumia tin na scam u can never get s5 for dat price.and u don't need to advice him to sell for dat low price

i dont remember telling him to sell at N41k, all i said was that he should review his price. tnx

2romantic:
WOW!! Lovely body of a stuning virgin. i like d fact that adokiye has been able to keep ha virginity intact. i lv u bby.

how do u know she is a virgin

Airforce1:
If I click that link make my iPhone6 enter gutter

ur nokia 3310 u mean

ChynoBEATS:
It's an HDD adapter 4my Samsung x20 laptop.......... N without this lil thing my laptop is Completely useless...... :-/

try aliexpress, u ll get it

KolaShangOne:
You sef.. how you go say s5 na 41,000. No dey come person thread dey talk wetin you no sabi.

i said jumia is selling s5 brand new for N41,800 in their black friday sales and that for u to sell urs easily u might want to review ur price to enable u sell urs without people comparing urs with jumia price, oga na advice i give u o, nothing more. stay blessed

TFLAME:
If you own an iphone 6 your threads on NL will automatically make front page

It automatically books space

And makes you fTC on every thread

are those things u mentioned now achievements?

Nathan2222:

iPhone 6 - $200
iPhone 6+ - $300


Where did you get the $3,000 price?

so u re telling us the cost of the iPhone 6 is $200 that is N32,000
and the iPhone 6+ is $300 that is N48,000? oga re u in touch with reality? u no hear say iphone 6 dey cost N250k?

United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, one of Africa’s largest financial services institutions, swept the global banking awards in London Thursday, winning in five categories to become one of the highest single winning bank brands ‎at this year’s awards.

During the event, organized annually by The Banker magazine, UBA was voted ‘Bank of the Year in Africa’ for 2014, trumping others to win the highly coveted award for pan-African bank brands. This is the second time in three years that UBA Plc has won the prestigious award; the first time was in 2012. Four country subsidiaries of UBA Group in Sierra Leone, Gabon, Senegal and Cote D’Ivoire also won “Bank of the Year” for their respective countries, reflecting a brand excellence that cuts across national bounds and pervades the continent. UBA Senegal won the award for the third consecutive year, having won in 2012 and 2013.

Group Managing Director/CEO for UBA Plc, Phillips Oduoza, said, “winning this award twice in three years is a recognition of our commitment to delivering excellence and our consistent achievement of that goal. We remain focused on the realization of our strategic intent of becoming “Africa’s Global Bank” and continue to explore opportunities in markets and sectors across the continent that will enable us achieve this intent,” said Mr. Oduoza.

A publication of the Financial Times newspaper, The Banker is a global financial intelligence magazine that provides global bank ratings and analyses and is the definitive reference on international banking for high level decision makers globally. According to the magazine, the aim of the award ceremony “is to highlight industry wide excellence within the global banking community.”

One winning bank is selected from participating banks in each of the 120 countries from which entries are received for the competition.

Associate Publisher of the magazine, Philip Church, stressed that UBA’s performance at the awards is a testimony to the trust the bank’s clients have placed on the bank and its operations over the year. “Being named as Bank of the Year in your own country by the world’s longest running international banking title is testament to the strong management, sound business model and prudent risk approach of your bank” said Mr. Church. Only last September, UBA won ‘Best Transaction Bank from Africa’.
http://www.naij.com/333677-uba-wins-5-annual-banker-awards-in-london.html

vivaciousvivi:
So were u successful ?

naaa, too bad i was not able to buy any.