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People holding so-called green cards, making them legal permanent U.S. residents, are included in President Donald Trump's executive action temporarily barring people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States, a Department of Homeland security spokeswoman said on Saturday.

"It will bar green card holders," Gillian Christensen, acting Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman, said in an email.

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Igboid:
So Nduchucks is still alive? Old soldier never die.

On the map:
Ndiigbo will not accept any arrangement that will politically keep Delta North isolated from the SE again.
So, I'd suggest you take back the Tiv/Idoma into Central, leave Delta North in South East , Igbo parts of Benue, Edo, carved into SE too.

Carve out The Isoko/Urhobos/Ijaws/Edos out of SE, they can either stand on their own or merged with SW
I wouldn't mind having the Akwa-Cross in SE, if they wish to join us, after all, the old Cross River state was once called SE state, and geographically speaking,,Akwa-Cross area is more SEastern than Igboland.

Of course, all these are temporary measures, as self determination remains the ultimate goal for Ndiigbo.

Adminisher:
This is a clueless map. You want to subjugate many ethnic nationalities under their ancient enemies. Nigerians with low IQ don't still understand that for the same reason unity in Nigeria is not easy so also is unity within the so called regions. Dividing Nigeria is suicide. It will be worse than Yugoslavia and has much as 15 million people might die

PapaBrowne:
Tribalistic racism??
Thats a new phrase.

The last I checked, Edo State is not a tribe nor is it a race. It is a geographical entity.

You can add Geographical Statism to you list of new phrases.

PapaBrowne:
Please take Edo State out of the south west quickly.
It is not there and it will never be there.
Thank you.

sinkhole:
Hmmm, Jos in the North and most part of Tiv-land in the South-East? Nawa o!

CACAWA:
This is misleading.
It wasn't so.

MayorofLagos:
I dont think we would mind them doing that, if only they would also copy and act on the wise precedents and successful achievements of the old hands.

Bola Kuforiji Olubi (born September 28, 1936) is a Nigerian noblewoman, banker and former federal minister of commerce.[1]

She graduated from the University of London in 1963 with B. Sc honours in Economics. A fellow of Institute of Charted Accountants, England and Wales 1977, ICAN Nigeria 1976, British Chartered institutes of company Secretaries (ACIS 1964). Nigerian Institute of management (FMIN) 1985, British Institute of Directors.

She is a recipient of the following honours and awards: Doctor of Business administration from Enugu State University of Science and Technology, 1997, Doctor of Laws, LLD honoris causa (Latin: "for the sake of the honor". Bayero University, Kano, 2004, Doctor of letter (Honoris Causa), Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye Ogun State 2006.

Other honours and awards include Federal government of Nigeria with the National award of member of the Order of the Niger in 1979, for her contributions to management education and socio- economic Advancement of Nigeria. She was conferred with the award of Order of the Niger (OON) in 2002, award of certificate of Merit by the United Nations Decade of Woman, 1980, award for Excellence from the University of Benn's Skonit Club in 1988, honorary Grammarian of CMS 1988 by CMS grammar school, award of Excellence by Brigade of Nigeria, 1992, International award of Excellence for outstanding entrepreneurial achievements, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA. !992, a recipient of 2002 conferment award for Woman of achievements under the auspices of the Woman development centre, Abuja, 2005. Otuunba (Dr) Kuforiji Olubi holds many chieftaincy titles across Nigeria.

Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe wants to return to the United States’ diplomatic fold after years of tense relations, and his administration is confident that president-elect Donald Trump will welcome him back.

Mugabe, 92, has been in power for 36 years, presiding over Zimbabwe’s slow descent from one of Africa’s most productive post-independence economies—know at one point as the continent’s “breadbasket“—into an economic basket case besieged with angry protests. The US has imposed targeted sanctions against the Zimbabwean government since 2001, following a political and economic crisis that saw violent crackdowns by Mugabe and his supporters on opposition politicians and activists. Still, the superpower has continued to provide aid assistance to the impoverished southern African nation, investing nearly $100 million annually in health programs and other initiatives through USAID.

Mugabe’s government is looking forward to Trump’s inauguration next January as an opportunity to restore relations between Harare and Washington, Chris Mushowe, the country’s information, media and broadcasting services minister, told The Herald, a state-run, pro-Mugabe newspaper, last week.

“As a government, we were quite happy listening to Mr. Trump’s acceptance speech,” Mushowe said, welcoming what he saw as Trump’s pledge to work with every nation willing to cooperate with his administration. “Zimbabwe has never had any quarrel with America and does not need to have any quarrel with America.”

Mugabe to lawmakers: ‘Once Trump is your president, you’ll wish you’d been friendlier to me’


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