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Seyi, the son of APC National Leader, Bola Tinubu, is set to wed his beautiful lady Layal Holm. The couple got engaged last November in Ghana and are getting set for their big day. They just released their beautiful pre-wedding pictures. Check out more photos…

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The mother of the vice president, Mrs Olubisi Osinbajo and her daughter-in-law, Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo paid a visit to President Buhari and his wife Aisha at their official residence. Nice one!

http://www.bamsforum.com/mother-vp-osinbajo-visits-president-buhari-wife.html/

Her own story after she will be flying for cancer help

Busy with the money why the citizens suffer :-(

That price though hmmm still waiting for when it wil be 30k

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President Muhammadu Buhari would depart Abuja for Washington DC, capital of the United States of America on Wednesday for the 4th Nuclear Security Summit.

The president is expected to join President Barack Obama and about 60 other world leaders and heads of international organisations for the summit.

President Buhari would be accompanied on the journey by the Governor Mohammed Abubakar of Bauchi State, Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed of Kwara State, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Geoffrey Onyeama, the National Security Adviser, Maj.-Gen. Babagana Monguno (rtd.) and the Director-General of Nigeria’s Nuclear Regulatory Agency, Professor Lawrence Anikwe Dim.

A statement by the presidential spokesman, Mr. Femi Adesina stated that “At plenary sessions of the summit which is dedicated to reinforcing international commitment to the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, President Buhari will insist that while Nigeria will continue to sustain that commitment, world powers must respect the right of other countries to the peaceful use of nuclear energy for development purposes.

The President will also “reaffirm Nigeria’s stance that international efforts to ensure greater security of nuclear materials should maintain a balance between nuclear non-proliferation obligations and the indisputable right of Nigeria and other countries to harness nuclear energy and technology for socio-economic development.”

The statement “recalled that at a meeting with him in Abuja earlier this month, President Buhari told the Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mr. Yukiya Amano that the Federal Government will welcome greater support from the agency for Nigeria’s aspiration to begin the generation of electricity with nuclear energy.”

On the sidelines of the meeting, president Buhari would also hold bilateral meetings with other participating Heads of Government and high-ranking United States Government officials.

He would return to Abuja on Sunday upon the conclusion of his assignment.

Today is a different news, this is to inform the general jamb public who sat for the 2016/2017 CBT jamb examination that the riot held today in Abuja concerning jambs addition of 40 marks to some student and non to some.

This was done as a result of the CBT error in reading out question and answer correctly…this was corrected immediately after observation. Due to today’s riot jamb as removed all 40 marks from that given to student. all those student who have check and seen 40 marks should go and reprint and have their original scores.

Source :- http://www.bamsforum.com/jamb-remove-added-40-marks.html

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Wednesday advised candidates who had registered for the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to print their examination notification slips.

The advice is contained in a statement issued by the Board’s Head of Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin, made available in Lagos.

According to the statement, candidates will have access to the JAMB portal as from Thursday, Feb. 18.

It noted that the notification slip should contain the date, time and venue of the candidates’ examination.

“Candidates are to adhere strictly to the schedules as there will be no rescheduling of examination for any student.

“They are to be in their centres 30 minutes before the commencement of the examination.

“Candidates are also advised to check their schedules properly as the Board will not condone any excuse in the event of candidates missing their date and or time for his or her examination.’’

The Board further stated that candidates were free to visit JAMB accredited CBT centres and cybercafes or at the comfort of their homes to print the slip.

Meanwhile, the Board said it had concluded arrangements for the smooth takeoff of the Computer Based Test (CBT) platform, scheduled to begin on Feb. 29.

“A test run was carried out in all accredited centres on Sunday, Feb. 14 and the result was a confirmation of its painstaking preparation as everything was perfect and set for the exercise,’’ it added.

Source:- http://www.bamsforum.com/must-read-jamb-advises-candidates-to-print-exam-notification-slip.html

The University of Abuja has concluded arrangements to open a Distance Learning Study Centre in Katsina, Deputy Vice Chancellor of the Varsity, Prof. Sani Mashi has said.

Prof. Mashi, who disclosed this during a courtesy visit to Governor Aminu Bello Masari, said the Centre would serve the whole of North-West, adding that it was informed by the need to widen access to education.

The Katsina-born academic, however, sought collaboration with the state government so as to ensure successful commencement and subsequent operations of the centre.

He urged the Katsina state government to support the Varsity with office and facilities for the smooth take-off.

Responding, Governor Masari lauded the initiative to open the Centre in the state insisting that the state needed well trained and committed teachers to turn the fortune of education for the better.

While pledging total support for the Centre, Masari assured that the state government would encourage Teachers in the state to enrol when the Centre becomes functional.

http://www.bamsforum.com/university-of-abuja-opens-study-centre-in-katsina.html

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The number of automobiles in President Muhammadu Buhari‘s convoy has been reduced.

Buhari will now move in a motorcade of about 12 vehicles

This is all part of the current administration’s plan to reduce the cost of governance.

Goodluck Jonathan, the former president of Nigeria, had a convoy of about 23 cars.

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Singer Faze will be performing at the inauguration of President-Elect Muhammad Buhari.

The singer took to Instagram to show off his invitation cards, captioning the photo: “Performing at the presidential inauguration let’s go. Smiles.”

The former Plantashun Boyz singer has been out off the limelight for a while, and his invitation to perform is attributed to a courtesy visit he paid to All Progressive Congress leader Bola Tinubu’s residence before the election.

See him below.

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Help me check NaijaBams.com my problem is my files is big so I wanted to move to another host and the host are telling me that they can only do free transfer for files up totogb that anything bigger than that I will need to pay so my questions is ,is there any where I can move this 8gb files without paying them I.e doing it manually without loosing anything.... Pls give me the procedures

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APC Leaders from Akwa Ibom State Pay Courtesy Visit To President-elect Gen. Buhari.

Akwa Ibom state APC leaders on Thursday paid a courtesy visit to Gen. Muhammadu Buhari at his Abuja residence.

The leaders were led by Dr Amadu Atai,the state Party Chairman.Also present in the meeting was the Akwa Ibom state APC gubernatorial candidate in the just concluded election.

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The Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room, after observing the State-level elections for the Governorship and State Houses of Assembly, which held on Saturday, 11th April 2015, makes the following statement:

The Situation Room acknowledges and commends the significant improvements in the electoral process made by INEC. In the main the elections went well across the country, notably with about 90% of polling stations opening on time and the Card Readers operating with minimal hitches. Turn out at the poll was however largely low.

Situation Room wishes to draw attention to the following concerns and reservations as observed by it during the elections, which raise issues about the credibility of the elections in some States.

Information obtained from our networks of field observers and partners indicate the following:

Numerous cases of electoral misconduct – disorderly conduct at polling units – in Akwa Ibom (10 of reports received), Katsina (17) and Sokoto (18) States common forms of malpractices;

Many cases of process violations in Sokoto (15 reports received), Adamawa (6), Delta (7) and Katsina States (9);
Polling logistics problems in Akwa Ibom (14), Delta (9), Katsina (, Rivers (11), Adamawa (6) and Sokoto (12) States;
Cases of election related violence in Akwa Ibom (18), Abia (9), Anambra (7), Delta (9), Imo (6), Rivers (16), Benue (6), Katsina (17), Sokoto (17) and Kano States (7);
Killings in Rivers State where seven people (including a police officer) were killed as well as in Akwa Ibom (3), Delta (2), Katsina (2).

Situation Room is further concerned about the overall conduct of the elections in Rivers and Akwa Ibom States, where there are good grounds to question the credibility of the elections results in both States.

In Rivers State, historically deep-rooted political animosities played out in a brazen, violent and naked manner to subvert the electoral process in many local governments in the State. In Akwa Ibom there were also serious questions about the veracity of the results because of reports of active and direct partisan interference with the elections. There are also concerns about Abia State, which recorded multiple cases of electoral misconduct.

We note that INEC has had to cancel elections in polling units in some States because of election-related violence and other irregularities; while in others it has commenced investigations.

The Situation Room hereby calls on INEC to urgently take steps to clinically scrutinise the final collated results from these three States (Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Abia) against the polling unit results and make a reasoned judgment about them.

In our view INEC should concern itself with possible negative public perceptions of the elections in the three States and ensure that it takes every necessary step to protect the integrity of the elections in the States, as a way of strengthening the trust of the electorate in the voting process.

The Situation Room also notes and condemns in the strongest terms the leading role played by prominent public political officeholders and other politicians as well as some INEC officials in encouraging and actively taking part in organized misconduct and disorderly behaviour that violated the sanctity of the electoral process and calls that action be taken to investigate their activities with a view to prosecuting and sanctioning them, if found culpable, under the law.

In addition, Situation Room is concerned about the weak oversight powers of the national headquarters of INEC over Resident Electoral Commissioners and State INEC offices in the management and conduct of elections. This makes it easy for compromised RECs and other State level INEC officers to undermine the credibility of the election sometimes with reckless impunity.

The Situation Room congratulates the Nigerian electorate for the collective determination to further improve our elections by turning out in their numbers to exercise their all-important franchise, thus proving themselves to be the real winners of these elections.

We further appeal to Nigerians to remain vigilant and protective of their democratic rights and feel free to cast their votes at every election.

Source:- http://www.naijabams.com/rivers-akwa-ibom-election-situation-room-final-conclusions.html

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the postponement of election in seven out of eleven federal constituencies in Jigawa state.

According to the resident electoral commissioner in the state, Alhaji Halliru Aliyu Tambawel, the postponement was as a result of lack of sufficient sensitive materials including ballot papers and results sheets from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) needed to be used for the elections.

Upon his report says… the federal constituencies where there would be a postponement includes Dutse/Kiyawa, Ringim/Taura, HadeJia/Kafin Hausa/Auyo, and Jahun Miga federal Constituencies of Jigawa state, others include Gumel/Maigatari/Sule tankarkar/ Gagarawa, Kaugama/Malam-madori and Gwaram Federal constituencies.

Source:-http://www.naijabams.com/inec-postpones-election-in-7-federal-constituencies-in-jigawa-state.html

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Obasanjo has been accredited at Ward 11, Unit 22 Totoro/Sokori in Abeokuta North.

Source:-http://www.naijabams.com/pics-obasanjo-accredited-at-abeokuta-north.html

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Many Nigerians would not vote in the forthcoming general elections simply because they have relocated from where they were originally registered. That, however, needs not be the case as the Electoral Act and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC have instituted regulations to guide the transfer of voters from one constituency to the other.

The essence of such transfer is to ensure that no Nigerian loses his right to decide on who should govern him under the nation’s democratic culture and it is because of this that the commission advises voters to register at the polling station nearest to them so that the polling station would be easily accessible on Election Day.

Whether you have relocated from one state to another or within the same state, the same regulations guide the transfer of a voter from one constituency to another.

Section 13 of the Electoral Act as amended provides the regulations to guide voters on transferring their voter’s cards from one polling station to the other.
First, the person must write an letter to INEC stating where he/she currently resides and the applicant should attach the present voter’s card to prove the claim.

The application should be addressed to the nearest INEC office at the local government or state level.
Upon receipt of the application, the Resident Electoral Commissioner will direct the Electoral Officer of the applicant’s local government area to enter his/her name in the transferred voters list.
Afterwards, the Electoral officer will assign the applicant to a polling unit in his constituency and the applicant will be issued with a new voters card. The previous voters card will be retrieved by the Electoral Officer

However, all applications for transfer must be submitted at least 30 days before the date of election. It thus means that anyone that has not commenced the process now is ineligible to vote.

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