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bokohalal:
Edo.

Considering Yar’Adua’s declaration of assets, [size=13pt]analysts have described Buhari’s recent version as a clear departure from a full declaration of assets.[/size]
They labelled the declaration of assets as done by Buhari as having too many holes, saying Buhari should have specified the total number of his cars rather than stating that he has several cars, two of which he said were bought from his savings.

3. Every declarant is required by Law to declare
his/her assets/liability [size=15pt]including that of his
spouse(s)[/size] who is not a Public Officer and children

SaintEddie:
Such items are destroyed for security reasons my dear, who knows whether or the food items was poisoned? And even if it wasn't poisoned, once they (Boko Haram) finds out it is given to take care of the IDPs, there's a possibility that they may devise such means to kill a lot of innocent persons living in IDPs camp.

The Oodua Progressive Union (OPU) in diaspora has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to balance the political appointment in the interest of peace and the unity of Nigeria.

The secret police was said to have stormed the Hilltop Mansion based on security reports that suggested arms and ammunition were stored in a room there.

uboma:
The statement that half of the Internally Generated Revenue for Edo State is spent on Internally Displaced Persons is a fat lie.
The IDPs have sorely depended on the goodwill of generous individuals, faith-based organizations and other groups. It was only recently, sometime in August that the govt of Edo state stepped up their game and donated some relief materials to the IDPs. I am a living witness so I know what I am saying.

Go and ask your governor where he's siphoning the money meant to develop your state in terms of infrastructure to. Most communities in Benin city have no roads.

[size=13pt]Please stop blaming your under-development to the IDPs taking refuge in Edo state. Let's embrace them for we all are brothers and sisters[/size]...

“We read in the newspapers like every other Nigerian that President Muhammadu Buhari promised to appoint his ministers this month of September. But we, the leaders of the party are in the dark over the process; the president is not talking to us”.

One affected officer who spoke to PREMIUM TIMES on the condition of anonymity said he was neither queried nor invited for questioning before his compulsory retirement.

mikketech:
my mum was at the scene this morning, when the whole accident started, but thank God she managed to escape death, all thanks and glory belongs to God, if not God, she would have lost her life today, and that would have made me an orphan. God forbid. untimely death is not our portion in Jesus name. Amen

If na me contest presidency 4 times like you, I for don carry my list of ministers for hand before I even contest the 4th time.

The National Publicity Secretary of the All
Progressives Congress in Lagos State, Mr.
Joe Igbokwe, has urged Nigerians to
overlook the lopsidedness of the
appointments so far made by President
Muhammadu Buhari, which “favours the
North where he hails from.”
He said Nigerians were in an unusual
situation which demanded unusual
solution.

“Muslims were not given up to one percent of the appointments made by Fayose’s administration.”

benardtotti:
take time and read the very article you posted OP,reuters is not directly saying baba has failed.

By Alexis Akwagyiram and Julia Payne

LAGOS/ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has made sweeping changes in the oil sector and armed forces during his first 100 days in office but done little to convince experts that he has a clear strategy for Africa's biggest economy.

Buhari, a former military ruler, made Nigerian history in March by becoming the first candidate to defeat an incumbent president at the polls, after promising to crack down on corruption and crush a bloody insurgency by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram.

Revellers in the capital Abuja celebrated his inauguration in May by chanting "Sai Baba", which means "All hail, father" in the Hausa language of northern Nigeria.

As Buhari prepares to mark 100 days in office on Saturday, his critics are now using the less flattering sobriquet "Baba Go Slow".

[size=18pt]Chief amongst their complaints is the 72-year-old's decision not to appoint a cabinet until later this month, putting the economic policy of the country of 170 million people in limbo,[/size] and leaving the likes of the central bank to fill the vacuum.

Buhari's supporters say he has needed time to analyse the inner workings of ministries that have been run exclusively by the People's Democratic Party (PDP) since the return to civilian rule in 1999.

They point to his restructuring of the state oil company NNPC, whose board Buhari sacked in June, when he appointed an ExxonMobil executive as managing director. Crude oil sales account for around 70 percent of Nigeria's state revenues, and NNPC has been accused of failing to account for tens of billions of dollars in the last few years.

Nigeria’s Presidency seems set to reverse the decision by the immediate past administration of Goodluck Jonathan on the cancellation of the military training of Nigerian Armed Forces in the United States.

– N30 million to his name;
– one bank account, with the Union Bank;
– five homes, [size=13pt]and two mud houses in Daura[/size]
– two undeveloped plots of land, one in
Kano and the other in Port Harcourt;
– own farms, an orchard and a ranch.

The spirit fire, which has inflicted untold hardship on most victims, has a mission yet to be understood by the locals.

Whynotthetruth:
Cc. Mogidi