If you happen to meet Buhari the president and commander in chief of the armed forces, what would you tell him regarding terrorism, banditry activities and several agitations from IPOB, NIGER DELTA, military assault on defenseless civilians and even sunday igboho palava rocking the nation right under his watch. for me is "well done mr president"

yes every born again christian require deliverance, in John 8:31-32 Jesus Was speaking to those who believed in Him(believers) and He said "if you continue in my word, you shall know the truth and the truth will set you free i.e the real deliverance, taking advantage of God's word through Christ to be totally delivered from evil. Many fail to realise the bible is prophetic and certain things written therein can only be true when we engage the word, someone May say when you're in Christ old things have passed away and everything becomes new" that's true when we continue in the word not as many assume it to be, if it were so all of us would have become rich the very moment when repent, God is a God of process. Some Believers may even require deliverance cooperate prayers led by anointed men of God

I have never seen it this way, even if the military were attack somewhere in konshisha local govt, is it proper for the army to respond by killing civilians and destroying properties across the entire local govt, how could the military be negotiating with bandits and killing civilians?

How I wish Yerima should come over to konshisha and see the destruction caused by his team, the entire local govt is under fire, our markets and properties all destroyed

Over 120 passengers, including the Director,Muslim
Rights Concern, Prof. Ishaq Akintola, on Friday evening
escaped death as an Aero Contractors Airline Flight 180
from Lagos to Kaduna developed technical fault mid-air.
The aircraft was said to have suddenly lost altitude, 20
minutes after it departed the domestic wing of the
Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos, forcing the aircraft
to wobble in the air for over one hour before it was
eventually diverted to Abuja.
Akintola, who broke the news to New Mail, said the
flight took off from Lagos at exactly 6.30pm.
He said 20 minutes into the flight, the aircraft lost
altitude and the passengers had to make use of the
oxygen masks as the plane continued to wobble, while
dropping steadily.
Akintola said, “The plane lost altitude 20 minutes after
takeoff. We had to make use of the oxygen masks. We
saw smoke outside the plane, probably coming from the
engine compartment.
“At this time, the whole plane was thrown into
commotion. Many passengers screamed and some
fainted. Prayers upon prayers were offered. Some
shouted Allah, others Jesus.”
Akintola said it was in the midst of the commotion that
the crew, whom he commended for their professionalism
and unusual calmness, announced that the plane would
be diverted to Abuja.
He said, “While the pilot was making the announcement
of the flight diversion, I noticed that his voice was
trembling. He told us that Abuja was 120 miles away
and that we would land in 25 minutes. But we were not
sure we would make it.
“In fact, I quickly recited the Kalimah (the Quranic
invocation of the oneness of Allah), believing that the
end had come,” Akintola added in messages to New
Mail.
He said that the plane finally touched down in Abuja at
about 9.00pm and upon landing in Abuja, the officials of
the airline told the devastated passengers that the fault
would be hurriedly repaired and that the plane would
proceed to take them to Kaduna, their original
destination.
As of the time he spoke with New Mail at about 9.30pm,
he said he was already in a taxi taking him from Abuja
to Kaduna as he could not risk being “flown in the same
aircraft that was divinely saved from crashing.”
Akintola said, “As I am talking to you, I am now in a taxi
taking me to Kaduna. They said they wanted to repair
the plane and that we should wait so it takes us to
Kaduna. Allah forbids. They asked how many of us
wanted to disembark and almost everybody came out.”
When Saturday PUNCH called Akintola at about 11pm,
he confirmed the incident and said he was about
entering Kaduna.
He said, “When the aircraft wanted to land in Abuja, the
tyres failed to come out on time and that again caused
more commotion among passengers. At last, we landed
at about 7.35, about 50 minute of trauma mid-air.”
A statement by the airline read, “Aero confirms that there
was depressurisation in the aircraft cabin leading to the
dropping of oxygen mask. And since Aero has a
maintenance facility in Abuja, the flight to Kaduna was
diverted to Abuja this evening to fix the problem.”
The General Manager, Public Affairs, Nigeria Civil
Aviation Authority, Mr. Fan Ndubuoke, said he had yet to
be briefed on the matter.
Source : PunchNg

•Lawan, Saraki intensify lobby
•Reconciliation tops agenda of meeting
President Muhammadu Buhari has a big task for the
leadership of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC)
ahead of today’s meeting with the party’s Senators-
elect: ensure that the choice of Senate President creates
no crisis in the rank and file.
Two prominent members of the party – Alhaji Ahmed
Lawan and Dr.Bukola Saraki are locked in a tricky battle
for the position.
Each side claims more support in the Senate than the
other.
Buhari has declared that he will not take sides with any
of the candidates or pick a preference because “they are
two brothers.”
Party sources said last night that reconciliation will top
the agenda at today’s meeting.
Senators Lawan and Saraki are intensifying their
campaign ahead of the election of the president of the
8th Senate.
The Senate is scheduled for inauguration on Tuesday.
A source said the race for the Senate Presidency featured
at the recent meeting between Buhari and APC leaders.
“You know the President met during the week with APC
leaders. Although the meeting was behind closed doors
the issue of Senate Presidency came up,” the source
said.
“At the session, Buhari charged the leaders to get a few
things done in such a way that it will not lead to rancour
between the candidates. He said after all, ‘they are two
brothers.’
The source added: “At the meeting with APC leaders,
Buhari insisted that he will not point at any of the two
candidates and dictate who should be the President of
the Senate.
“But he told them a few things to do to make peace
between Lawan and Saraki.”
It was also gathered last night that the APC leadership in
prioritizing reconciliation at today’s meeting had been
working on the Lawan-Akume and Saraki groups to
attend the heart-to-heart session in Abuja.
One of the two groups has agreed to take part in the
shadow election planned by the party,while the other is
not favourably disposed to it.
Investigation revealed that the party leadership was
uncomfortable with the possible negative effect the
wrangling over Senate Presidency may have on the unity
of the party.
The party’s leadership was said to be touched following
the latest development which has led to governors,
elders and APC chieftains being divided along partisan
lines.
A highly-placed source said: “There is too much tension
in the party on the choice of the next President of the
Senate. The APC leadership will not join the fray instead,
it will broker peace.
“So, as we prepare for the session, reconciliation is top
on the card. We want to appeal to the Lawan-Akume
and Saraki groups to consider the contest as a “family
issue.”
“What you should expect on Saturday (today) is a
trouble-shooting session. We want the 8th Senate to
convene in peace.”
Responding to a question, the source said: “If we are
able to reconcile, we will go to the inaugural session of
the 8th Senate as a united party.”
Another source said: “The party’s reconciliatory
intervention became necessary following the rejection of
shadow primaries by one of the two groups.
“So, we do not want these differences to widen .”

www.thenationonlineng.net/new/senate-presidency-buhari-tasks-apc-leaders-as-party-meets-senators-elect-today/

There is palpable tension in the All Progressives
Congress (APC), as its National Working Committee
(NWC) looks to have decided on a consensus candidate
for the plum position of the Senate President in the 8th
Senate. The decision by the NWC aims to draw up
criteria that would be used to determine the best
candidate for the position during the inauguration of the
8th Senate has started generating tension. During its
meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari last
Tuesday night, the NWC was said to have listed certain
critical criteria, which the next Senate President must
posses. The meeting, among other agreements, had
agreed that the Party’s candidate for the post must come
from the geopolitical zone with the second highest
number of votes, after the North- West during the
Presidential election held on March 28.
The Party leadership also agreed that the next Senate
President must not have any corruption charges hanging
on his or her neck, and should be one of the most
ranking senators in the current Fourth Republic. A
senator, who attended the meeting, hinted that the
leadership of the Party was mandated to, within three
days, present the most eligible aspirant as consensus
candidate for the post based on the listed criteria during
inauguration next week. The two gladiators currently
contesting the office of the Senate President are: Senator
Abubakar Bukola Saraki and Senator Ahmad Lawan.
Two groups, the ‘Like Minds Senators’ and ‘Senate Unity
Forum’, who were supporting the candidature of Saraki
and Lawan, respectively, had claimed to have secured
the endorsement of enough numbers of senators to win
the race. While the Saraki camp has compiled and come
out with a list containing the names of 34 APC senators-
elect, the Lawan loyalists merely claimed that 40 APC
senators-elect have endorsed the Yobe senator as their
own consensus candidate. The development has crated
serious confusion because there are just 59 APC
senators-elect that are expected to be inaugurated in the
8th Senate, following the death of Senator Ahmed
Zannah last month.
Some elected senators, who bared their minds on the
burning issue yesterday, expressed fears that the
decision of the APC to use criteria that are considered
strange to the rules of the Senate and Constitution could
be counterproductive. The Party is alleged to have plans
to announce its preferred candidate between Lawan and
Saraki during a meeting with the senators-elect today in
Abuja. But those, who reacted to the issue, urged the
leadership of the Party to allow the most popular
aspirant to emerge through a due process that would be
free, fair, credible and generally acceptable to all
concerned. In his reaction, the Coordinator of the Like
Minds Senators-elect, Senator Dino Melaye, cautioned
the NWC against too much interference in the affairs of
the Senate. Melaye maintained that the Senate is guided
by rules.
www.theunion.com.ng/senate-presidency-consensus-candidate-tears-apc-apart/

There are palpable tensions in the camps of supporters
of the two prominent contenders in the race for the
presidency of the Sen apcate as the
National Working Committee of the All Progressives
Congress (APC) draws up criteria that would be used to
determine the best candidate for the post of Senate
President during the inauguration of the Eight Senate.
Recall that the NWC at its meeting held with President
Muhammadu Buhari, on Tuesday night had listed
certain critical which the next senate president must
possess.
The meeting had agreed that the party’s candidate for
the post must come from the geopolitical zone with the
second highest number of votes after the North West,
during the Presidential Election held on March 28.
The party leadership also agreed that the next senate
president must not have any corruption charges hanging
on his or her neck and should be one of the most ranking
senators in the current Fourth Republic.
A senator who attended the meeting told our
correspondent that the leadership of the party was
mandated to, within three days, present the most
eligible aspirant, as consensus candidate for the post,
based on the listed criteria, during inauguration, next
week.
The two gladiators currently contesting the office of the
Senate President are, Senators Bukola Saraki (Kwara
Central); and Ahmad Lawan ( Yobe North ).
Two groups, ”Like Minds Senators” and the “Senate
Unity Forum” who were supporting the candidature of
Saraki and Lawan respectively, had claimed to have
secured the endorsement of enough numbers of senators
to win the race.
While the Saraki camp compiled a list containing the
names of 34 APC senators -elect, the Lawan loyalists
claimed that 40 APC senators -elect, had endorsed the
Yobe senator, as their own consensus candidate
( without concrete evidence).
The development crated serious confusion because there
are just 59 APC senators-elect, expected to be
inaugurated in the eight senate following the death of
Ahmed Zannah ( Borno North ), last month.
Some elected senators who spoke with our
correspondent in Abuja on Wednesday, expressed fears
that the decision of the APC to use criteria, considered
strange to the rules of the Senate and constitution of the
country, could be counterproductive.
The party had planned to announce its preferred
candidate between Lawan and Saraki, during a meeting
with the senators -elect on Thursday (today), in Abuja.
But those who reacted to the issue urged the leadership
of the party to allow the most popular aspirant to
emerge through due process that would be free, fair,
credible and generally acceptable to all concerned.
Reacting on the development, coordinator of the like
minds senators-elect, Dino Melaye, cautioned the NWC
against too much interference in the affairs of the senate
because the upper legislative chamber is guided by
rules.
Melaye said, “The NWC is there to offer advice and not to
determine those who will contest leadership positions
on the floor of the senate. The constitution of Nigeria
and the rules of the Senate are clear on how a senate
president could emerge.

source

www.eaglereporters.com/2015/06/04/senate-presidency-panic-as-apc-adopts-consensus-candidate-today/

The Nigerian Senate bill passed into law has stated that
anyone found guilty of rape, knowingly infecting another
person of HIV/AIDS and child s*x tourism will face life
imprisonment.
This was among the Sexual Offences Bill sponsored by
Senator Chris Anyanwu which was passed into law on
Wednessday.
The bill insures that rape offenders will get life
imprisonment while incest will get 10 years , another 10
years imprisonment for child pornography or more and a
fine of N2 million as well as 14 years jail term for sexual
offences.
The Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary, Human
Rights and Legal Matters, Umaru Dahiru presented the
report and said that the law was meant to consolidate
existing laws on immoral acts.
Senator Anyanwu who represents Imo East was visibly
delighted that the bill has been passed after being
pending in the senate since since 2013.
Anyanwu said the law will “seeks to make a
comprehensive legislation on sexual offences by
criminalising certain acts such as sexual tourism, child
pornography and cultural and religious sexual offences
in our criminal jurisprudence.
For witnesses, too
“The new law also provides for effective witness
protection programme to protect victims and
witnesses in trial for sexual offences.
“It also provides for compulsory documentation,
supervision of sexual offenders and medical
treatment for victims, which is in line with the
global trend and finally, and most importantly, it
provides for adequate and stringent punish-ments
to perpetrators.”
The new law also goes hard after criminals who drug
people to later sexually abuse people, prostitution of
persons with mental disabilities, among others.
This law will go against criminals who drug women to
take advantage of them, like in the case of Cynthia
Udoka Osokogu who in July 2012 was drugged and
killed by men she met online.

many have been trying to hit NL front page for yrs now without result, well here is the hint, well if that's the case u're dull

Since CHANGE took over there has been constant light where I live in Abj and even my place of work, welcome the BROOM era Enjoy light

Hi friends, I'm an upcoming artist, I got couple of demo's pls anyone with an idea of how I can get them to record labels for a possible deal?

it seems most Nigerians are still foolish, unlike any other avenue a church is a place of worship and not politics even GEJ acknowledge, he was there to offer prayers and I think the cheers 4rm members was to that regard and not necessary their support 4 his re-election, don't drag church into politics, I wud hv personally not been happy with d members if peradventure dey didn't wlc him though my vote is nt 4 him bt GMB

The constitution is clear on this, you can't register and vote at dif. places, if u really wanna vote travel back, don't insult JEGA over that coz he's working under constitution

4get grammar, we're hungry 4 CHANGE

This are the early pictures of the president campaign in Maiduguri, though he haven't arrive but the schedule time was due.

I was there live, not bcs I wanted to support, simply coz I
wanted GEJ to confess that has done nothing for Benue
state nd dat was so he cud not mentioned a single project
executed by him neither that of suswam, moreover
majority other people there were paid to attend n they
can't just stop shouting CHANGE @ the venue, GEJ days
are numbered friends

I hardly believe it that PDP has been paying people handsomely to attend their rallies, I'm so surprise to have found out myself now @ the IBB Square where we been waiting for GEJ that free buses has been provided to each ward with a minimum of 5k -20k per each person as an incentive to attend. Even at that people are still shouting CHANGE, Be wise not to sacrifice four (4) more years ahead to insecurity, corruption, bad governance etc @ the of expense of monetary inducement.

Don’t Be Fooled, We Are Getting Closer To A Nigerian
Revolution:
It was Governor Rotimi Ameachi who famously said
Nigerians are too timid for a revolution to take place.
During the 2012 fuel subsidy protest, Col. Abubakar
Dangiwa Umar (Rtd) in his own wisdom said we should
forget about the Arab spring in Nigeria. These words have
been echoed almost everywhere. Off course, Nigeria is
unique but thinking a revolution will never take place in
Nigeria is pushing our uniqueness too far.
Chinua Achebe said in his last book that “the story
Nigeria had of herself was that something like a military
coup would never happen, Nigeria was too stable for
that”. Today is not an era of military coup, it is the era of
revolutions and we are still thinking it will “never
happen”. I believe when military coups were happening
left and right in Africa all we did then was say it won’t
happen and today we are saying same thing about
revolutions.
Let those in authority not be fooled, we are getting closer
and closer to a Nigerian revolution. What is happening
today in Nigeria is similar to what took place before the
revolution of roses in Georgia. Prior to the Georgian
revolution many party officials left the Citizens’ Union of
Georgia (CUG) which was the ruling political party to
form or join other political parties. This began the
collapse of the political party that will go ahead to lose
elections. Same thing is happening in the PDP today and
unlike Georgia, people are designed-camping to join the
mega party APC.
Early summer 2002, in Georgia there were indications
that President Eduard Shevardnadze will not voluntarily
relinquish power, so they began to strategize. Some
NGOs were also involved like Open Society Institute (OSI)
, who sent some student activist to Serbia to learn about
the bulldozer revolution that happened in 2000. In Nigeria
today, it is clear that President Goodluck Jonathan will
not voluntarily relinquish power in 2015 election even if
he losses. If he could recognise Governor Jonah Gyang
who got minority votes as NGF chairman then you can
imagine what will happen if he himself is defeated in
2015. I am not the only one blessed with wisdom, so I
believe the opposition will already be thinking of a way
like their counterpart in Georgia did in 2002.
The people of Georgia where already angry about so
many things like corruption, state failure, economic
mismanagement, poverty and finally electoral fraud. But
what really gave way for the revolution was division
among the elites. If we can learn anything from Georgia
then there is no better time for a revolution than now. The
senseless killings by Boko Haram in the Northeast, the
killings by Fulani militias in Plateau, Taraba and Benue
state. The attack on Enugu government house by armed
men. The missing $20billion, Missing Chibok girls, award of contracts to ex-militants to import war ships and other missing cash are
just too numerous to mention. The 112 million Nigerians
below poverty line and now fuel scarcity. All these are
enough for us to be angry .
The people are getting more angry by the day that Pastor
Tunde Bakare predicted that some thing will give way
before 2015. If President Goodluck Jonathan dare give us
a fraudulent election in other to remain in power then I
foresee an uprise. This time around not only riots in the
North but also well organised protests in the major cities
of Abuja and Lagos and other small towns. Whether this
Nigerian revolution will lead to better days like Georgia,
that I don’t know. There is a possibility it will go the way
of Ukraine whereby a part is threatening to secede or it
can go the way of Egypt with constant unrest.
Some say a revolution will never be possible because of
our multi-ethnicity. I believe we don’t need to take
permission from all ethnic groups to execute a revolution,
we need at most 1million people out of 160million
Nigerians. Others say a revolution can never happen
because we are too scared but if 2012 fuel subsidy
protest thought me anything, it thought me that Nigerians
are willing to rise only that they need those with guts to
overcome the initial danger before joining. I know our
politicians will only see this article as another music
which is the main reason I believe this revolution will
come. It was Malcolm-X who said “Usually when people
are sad, they don’t do anything. They just cry over their
condition. But when they get angry, they bring about a
change”. May the coming change be for the good of
Nigeria.

Chaii Oga Jona wan fool us again ooo diz time e no go work

Pls follow Nairanders, How can I get a "raw version" of AutoCad? I mean the one that has not been installed.

Something happened during this #worldcup that went
on unnoticed at least in our cyberspace. Why we were
busy cheering Algeria as an African country and hoping
they go as far as possible,this is what Algerian
midfielder Sofiane Feghouli tweeted after they qualified
for the next round:“Thankful to God that we forty
million Algerians and millions of Arabs have advanced.
We gift all of the Arabs with this win, especially the
people of Palestine. Thank you.”
The man was clearly dissociating himself and Algeria
(funny Arabs don't see Algerians as one of them) from
Africa but before we crucify him we must look at
ourselves again. Till Africa,especially black Africa get it
right then people will continue to see us as an inferior
or a cursed race. So far we have proved P.W. Botha
right “.. that the Blacks cannot rule themselves. Give
them guns and they will kill each other. They are good
in nothing else but making noise, dancing, marrying
many wives and indulging in sex” the black Africans
might have succeded individually but collectively we
are a failure. The same oil in other parts of the world is
here but we are killing each other for it and
impoverishing many of our fellow blacks in the
process. We even kill and hate each other because of
difference in language. Till we stop the habit of living
by the begging bowl and show the world that we can
also create a just and fair society then we will remain
an inferior and cursed race in the eye of the world and
even in the eyes of some of our light-skinned brethrens.
Those who fought to librate us from slavery and later
colonialism ,fought and sacrificed too much for us to
sacrifice everything on the alter of personal greed. The
struggle for restoration of the dignity of the blackman
must continue.

Religion has done pre-marital sex a great deal of
favour by making it a sin.
One of the Laws of Attraction states that whatever we
resist persists!
Check out:
Ealiest Homo sapiens didn't resist women's
nudity,women were almost completely nude...
consequently it didn't persist since men didn't resist
the nudity..
....Women thought they were not sexy enough when
nude and that men shouldn't be seeing everything; they
started wearing clothes (RESISTING)...then men
requested they cover well(PERSISTING)...thereby
"shimi"(an underwear skirt) was invented....
......As men were RESISTING seeing a glimpse of the
shimi under the skirt, women PERSISTED and done
what men considered the worst then -Trousers!...
......Clerics went "mad" preaching against wearing
trousers in churches and streets (RESISTING IT)....then
they started seeing even tighter trousers in churches -
IT PERSISTED
.....then some pastors wanted to use the opportunity to
grab more members rejected by "trouser-forbidden
churches"....then girls surprised those pastors with hot
mini-skirts inside churches, lol ,why?, because the
pastors didn't RESIST the trousers...
Etc
NOTE:
Homo sexuality, terrorism, devil(if it exists),
temptations, etc are PERSISTING because we keep on
RESISTING them.
Nature never break her own laws! (@Laws of
Attraction)

Between handsomeness and money which one attract ladies most?