BeijinDossier: Hopeless frustrated bastard. I am one of the landlords at Ngozika Phase-ll. I am not a miscreant like you wasting away in London. Most of the guys in London are the people i send money to. You think i don't know how you guys commit armed robbery in London just to eat. The same London we go to just piss.
I am an established person here in Nigeria. I am not jobless armed robber like you in London. Stop wasting your time in London doing nothing.
When you come to Nigeria, come let me fix you junkie up. Idiotic jobless 50yr old man
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Anụ mpam, where do you know in London? You have houses in Ngozika Estate and that earns you bragging rights? What then do you want people like us who own properties in Chelsea and Kensington London to say? My property in banana Island would probably buy your entire village. I'm really ashamed to come from the same LGA with you but then, some families do have them.
BeijinDossier: Sunny you are a bastard even at 50 you are still wasting away in London while people are establishing themselves. Keep wasting your time hopeless frustrated old man
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Chino, keep following the footsteps of your father who's life was like that of Unoka in Things fall apart. At 43, you are still squatting in someone's boys quarters at Udoka Estate. Don't worry, I'll employ you as foreman when my factory starts operation in Mgbakwu. Keep making mockery of yourself and family here. A fool at 40 they say is a fool forever.
As per wasting away in London, don't worry; where my British passport can take me, your zoo passport can't even go near. Okpo.
Bro, you know that I've never been in the same league with you guys. I've got something taking most of my time that's why you see less of me here. I'll soon start building my factory in Mgbakwu and you guys will claim it is Obiano's handwork. Una no get shame? Look at what Chino is doing to himself at almost 45
After a whole 8 years the Peter Obi vuvuzelas will never mention any tangible thing Obi did without lying like their master. Imagine achievements after 8 years: Started construction of shopping malls But started and completed his private shopping mall?
Built stadia in Awka and Onitsha? Where?
Put first traffic lights in Awka? Obiano put the first traffic light at Eke Awka.
Took Anambra to first position in school leaving exams because he was writing the exam for the students. Interesting
Soludo attracted CBN to Awka
Bought innoson vehicles. So these were the points you wanted to use to oppose Armon’s well articulated points. You should be ashamed of yourself
Can you mention any tangible thing Obiano has achieved apart from signing MOUs up and down?
Billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola, has come to the aid of ailing former Nigerian goalkeeper, Peter Fregene.
The 72-year-old who represented Nigeria in the 1968 Olympic games, had been bedridden since 2016, battling a yet-to-be-disclosed ailment. Otedola got wind of the footballer's ailing state, sent his representatives to Sapele, Delta state where the footballer resides and has instructed that he be airlifted from the airport in Edo state to Lagos state today Friday, June 14th where he will be given medical attention at the Reddington hospital in Ikoyi, Lagos state.
This is not the first time the billionaire would be extending his generosity to footballers. Recall that in April, he donated $50,000 for the medical treatment of ex-footballer and coach, Christian Chukwu in a UK hospital.
Governor Willie Obiano attended the official opening ceremony of Dreams Restuarant and Bar located along Club Road, Awka.
The Think Home Philosophy (Aku lue uno) of Anambra State launched in 2014 by Gov Willie Obiano has continued to record successes.
Dreams Restuarant Ltd is owned by Hon. Chriscato Emeke (Former House of Representatives Member for Anambra East/West) and has branches in Abuja, Onitsha, Aguleri and now Awka.
Hon. Emeke appreciated the governor's efforts in providing security in the state which has ensured returns on investment.
Chief Obiano aplauded him and others who heeded his call and invested in the state.
Other dignitaries who were present at the event included; Prof. Solo Chukwulobelu (SSG), Chief Primus Odili (Chief of Staff to the Gov. Willie Obiano), HRM, Igwe Chukwuemeka Eri (Akajiovo Igbo and Igwe Enugwu Aguleri), Hon. Uchenna Okafor Wiper (Commissioner for Transport), Dr. Christian Madubuko (Commissioner for Commerce), Hon. Uche Okafor (House of Assembly member, Ayamelum State Constituency), Hon. Obinna Emenaka (House of Assembly member, Anambra East State Constituency) amongst others.
Obika Chidiebele Cy Awka.
Lol. I was just here yesterday to buy sharwarma. Willie has really reduced the bar of governance if really he attended the opening ceremony of a restaurant such as this.
Anambralstson: WHEN ONE IS NOT INFORMED, THEN ONE IS DEFORMED.
When has a Government interest to build an Infant Correction Centre become a crime...?
I wonder which reporter in Daily Punch that tagged the event that took place at Umunze, an INFANT PRISONS...?
Kindly read the unadulterated report as provided by Vincent O Ezechukwu.
".....Anambra State Government Set To Commence Construction of Correctional Center at Umunze, Orumba South LGA.
The Anambra State Government, through the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs, in collaboration with JUNAPID and ROWNAC set to commence construction of correctional center in a parcel of land donated by Umunze community Orumba South LGA.
Inspecting the parcel of land donated by Umunze community through the President General, Mr Boniface Akanyeonu, The Anambra State Commissioner For Women and Children Affairs, Lady Ndidi Mezue assured of the ministry's readiness in ending the issue of lack of facility to assist children in conflict with the law, during rehabilitation period.
Honourable Mezue, spoke affectionately of Umunze people in their support to the government of the day in Anambra State, she further explained that, the center when completed will house international standard Hostel facilities, Skill acquisition center, Correctional facilities, Class room blocks, Administrative buildings among other facilities.
The center, according to the honorable commissioner, will serve as facility to provide shelter where children in conflict with the law will be rehabilitated, trained in various skills, and acquire basic education before being reunited with their families
It should be a juvenile correction centre not an infant correction centre. Are they planning to put kids less than 10 years in such facilities?
oilPUSSY: Suspected armed members of the most dreaded terrorist group in Nigeria, Boko Haram, have regained a community in Borno. They reportedly invaded a Military Formation on Sunday at the outskirts of Magumeri Local Government Area of Borno State, and sacked all the inhabitants in the base. Boko Haram, Borno community, military base Boko Haram Due to lack of telecommunications networks, information on the attacks was delayed, Vanguard reports. Sources claimed that both Boko Haram and some security operatives suffered quiet a number of casualties in the clash, as residents of Magumeri fled into the bush for safety. Already, some residents have started returning back from bush after 48hours as security situation normalizes. Magumeri Local Government Area of Borno State located north and about 35 kilometers away from Maiduguri, the state capital had witnessed series of boko haram attacks and killings in recent past. A local who is a resident of the town living near the market and close to the District Head Palace, Abur Zanna said, ” the Boko haram terrorists entered the town at exactly 5:40 pm in a large convoy of trucks and motorcycles shouting slogans like, “Allahu Akbar” meaning, God is Great, moving round the town scaring the residents and making some residents to flee into bushes to hide for safety as there are no villages close by”. https://www.independent.ng/amp/
Ilesanmi Adesida (born 1949, Ifon, Ondo State, Nigeria) is a naturalized American physicist of Yoruba Nigerian descent. He has been the provost at Nazarbayev University in Astana, Kazakhstan, from September 2016.
Adesida is also the Donald Biggar Willett Professor Emeritus of Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; he retired from Illinois in 2016. In May 2012, the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois selected Adesida to be the next vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost of the Urbana campus, a position he held from August 15, 2012 to August 31, 2015. Other positions that Adesida held at Illinois included Dean of the College of Engineering, Director of the Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology, Director of the Micro and Nanotechnology Laboratory, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Professor of the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology, and Professor of the Coordinated Science Laboratory. Adesida was also a member of the board of Fluor Corporation from 2007 to 2011.
Adesida's field of academic research is nanotechnology with special emphasis on high speed devices used in communications. His research expertise also includes nanofabrication science and technology, high-speed optoelectronic devices and wide-bandgap materials and devices.
Adesida earned his bachelor's (1974), master's (1975), and doctoral (1979) degrees in electrical engineering from the University of California, Berkeley.
Research
Adesida is an expert in the processing of semiconductors and other materials at the nanometer-scale level and in ultra-high-speed heterostructure field-effect transistors—the sort of transistors used in cell-phones, fiber optics communications, deep space communications, and other applications. His contributions have provided insights into the limits of advanced lithography and other nanofabrication techniques.
He and his students continue to work in the areas of nanoelectronics and high-speed optoelectronic devices and circuits. Recent work has focused on the development of devices and circuits in the key materials such as indium phosphide and gallium nitride utilized in high-performance wireless, optical fiber communications, and high temperature applications. He has published over 350 referenced papers, has presented over 250 papers at international conferences, and has written many book chapters.
Professional organizations and honors
Adesida is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the American Vacuum Society, and the Optical Society of America.
He is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, the Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, the Nigerian Academy of Engineering, the Materials Research Society, and the Society for Engineering Education.
In 1994, he received the Oakley-Kunde Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Education from Illinois, and in 1996 he won the Best Paper Award at the Micro- and Nano-Engineering Conference. In 2011, he was awarded the Electrons Devices Society Distinguished Service Award by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. In 2016, he won the Functional Materials John Bardeen Award from The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society.
At Illinois he was appointed a University Scholar and an Associate Member of the Center for Advanced Study. He is a former president of the IEEE Electron Device Society, a winner of the EMSA Presidential Student Award; an IEEE Electron Device Society Distinguished Lecturer (1997–2002); a member of the Bohmische Physical Society (1988); and the holder of an IBM Postdoctoral Fellowship (1979–1981).
In 2013 he was selected by the Carnegie Foundation of America as a 2016 Great Immigrant Honoree.
What's your take on this? I think the man is right on the buck.
What I hate about corruption in Africa and specifically Nigeria is there is no real sense to it. The corruption paralyzes and destroys the countries internally. There is no sense to it. What is the sense in not having electrical power, roads, functioning hospitals? It is like corruption for the sake of corruption. I don't see any sense in it.
We have corruption in the west, sure. Most of it is making a buck. I mean, politicians will "skim" for a buck on shady construction deals, but the construction still gets done. Power company people will lie and steal, but we still have power. I can go on and on. I remember reading that when we were rebuilding Korea (I have tried to find the link to this again but can't) that we tolerated a corruption rate of about 15% **so long as things were being rebuilt and the work was getting done.** That was a cost of doing business and I am not condoning it, but it was a reality. The African corruption is sad because there is just no sense to it. Can't there be more money made if there is 100% power? If there are roads? If there are solid schools and hospitals? Just some of my observations on the corruption I see from afar.
you can only hear this kind of rubbish from Enugu state...and ebonyi stare
instead they will use their own as example, people like Jim nwobodo, ekweremmadu, nnamani they will calling Nnamdi Azikiwe in his peaceful sleep that has no relationship with them.....
What has Nnamdi Azikiwe owelle of onitsha got to do with Chief omeh and his people.
Nnamdi Azikiwe is half Nsukka, half Onitsha just so you know. In fact, he was more amenable to Nsukka, the reason he sited the University of Nigeria there.
Meanwhile, OP, Ndigbo are not interested in understanding the politics of the zoo.
nwabobo: Nine Nigerians arrested in US for $3.5m wire fraud
Jerry Lenbang in InternationalOn the GoTop Stories
Nine Nigerians arrested in US for $3.5m wire fraud
Nine Nigerians have been arrested in the United States for defrauding individuals and businesses of more than $3.5 million.
Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the southern district of New York, and James C. Spero, special agent in charge of the Tampa, Florida, field office of U.S. immigration and customs enforcement’s Homeland security investigations (“HSI”), disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.
The suspects are Oluwaseun Adelekan, Olalekan Daramola, Solomon Aburekhanlen, Gbenga Oyeneyin, Abiola Olajumoke, Temitope Omotayo, Bryan Eadie, Albert Lucas and Ademola Adebogun.
The US officials said the suspects committed the fraud through business email compromises, a Russian oil scam, and a romance scam.
“As alleged, these defendants deployed three different email schemes to defraud their victims. The common denominator in all three schemes was the defendants’ alleged fleecing of their victims through fictitious online identities,” said Berman.
“The schemes allegedly earned the defendants $3.5 million – and also arrests on federal felony charges.”
The defendants are accused of participating in a scheme to defraud businesses and individuals through several categories of false and misleading representations.
“Sending victims email messages that appeared to be, but were not, from legitimate business counterparties that included instructions to the victims to wire payment to those seemingly legitimate business counterparties into bank accounts that were actually under the control of, and/or maintained by, Adelekan, Daramola, Aburekhanlen, Oyeneyin, Olajumoke, Omotayo, Eadie, Lucas, and Adebogun (the “Business Email Compromise Scam”),” read the statement.
“Sending email messages and text messages to at least one victim offering an opportunity to invest in oil stored in Russian oil tank farms conditioned on that victim wiring upfront payments into bank accounts purportedly affiliated with the purported oil investment but actually opened by and under the control of Aburekhanlen, Olajumoke, and Oyeneyin (the “Russian Oil Scam”).
“Sending email messages and text messages to at least one victim from an individual (or individuals) purporting to be a female with romantic intentions toward the victim requesting, further to establishing a romantic relationship, the wiring of payment into a bank account under the control of Omotayo (the “Romance Scam”).”
They are each charged in the indictment with one count of conspiring to commit wire fraud and each defendant faces a maximum potential sentence of 20 years in prison.
Nine Nigerians arrested in US for $3.5m wire fraud
Jerry Lenbang in InternationalOn the GoTop Stories
Nine Nigerians arrested in US for $3.5m wire fraud
Nine Nigerians have been arrested in the United States for defrauding individuals and businesses of more than $3.5 million.
Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the southern district of New York, and James C. Spero, special agent in charge of the Tampa, Florida, field office of U.S. immigration and customs enforcement’s Homeland security investigations (“HSI”), disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.
The suspects are Oluwaseun Adelekan, Olalekan Daramola, Solomon Aburekhanlen, Gbenga Oyeneyin, Abiola Olajumoke, Temitope Omotayo, Bryan Eadie, Albert Lucas and Ademola Adebogun.
The US officials said the suspects committed the fraud through business email compromises, a Russian oil scam, and a romance scam.
“As alleged, these defendants deployed three different email schemes to defraud their victims. The common denominator in all three schemes was the defendants’ alleged fleecing of their victims through fictitious online identities,” said Berman.
“The schemes allegedly earned the defendants $3.5 million – and also arrests on federal felony charges.”
The defendants are accused of participating in a scheme to defraud businesses and individuals through several categories of false and misleading representations.
“Sending victims email messages that appeared to be, but were not, from legitimate business counterparties that included instructions to the victims to wire payment to those seemingly legitimate business counterparties into bank accounts that were actually under the control of, and/or maintained by, Adelekan, Daramola, Aburekhanlen, Oyeneyin, Olajumoke, Omotayo, Eadie, Lucas, and Adebogun (the “Business Email Compromise Scam”),” read the statement.
“Sending email messages and text messages to at least one victim offering an opportunity to invest in oil stored in Russian oil tank farms conditioned on that victim wiring upfront payments into bank accounts purportedly affiliated with the purported oil investment but actually opened by and under the control of Aburekhanlen, Olajumoke, and Oyeneyin (the “Russian Oil Scam”).
“Sending email messages and text messages to at least one victim from an individual (or individuals) purporting to be a female with romantic intentions toward the victim requesting, further to establishing a romantic relationship, the wiring of payment into a bank account under the control of Omotayo (the “Romance Scam”).”
They are each charged in the indictment with one count of conspiring to commit wire fraud and each defendant faces a maximum potential sentence of 20 years in prison.
ebenyieugene: A group of Ebonyi activists, namely; Onu Innocent, Richard Inya and Chris Nnanna Ogba Jp have submitted a petition to Mr Mike Adenuga of Globacom asking him to without further delay take down the ‘Oga Sim’ Advert (video) from all his company’s platforms, and stop further airing of same from being aired on any media platform and tender an unreserved apology to the government and people of Ebonyi State.
The group who in strongest terms condemned the said video advert, urged Mr Adenuga to take an objective look at the said advert, look at the bigger picture and add his voice to the petition.
The Advert which has been described as ‘injurious’ to the reputation of Ebonyi people has received wide condemnation especially as it reflects an ignoble status of what could be referred to as an old Abakaliki; a development that is regretted of a multinational that is scooping it’s millions daily in the state, with little or no ‘Consumer Benefit’ accrued to the people.
The petition which seems to be a reflection of the people’s reactions against the Advert was copied to all relevant stakeholders for complaints and record purposes.
Read the full text of the petition below;
27th April, 2019.
Mr Mike Adenuga, Owner, Globacom Limited, Mike Adenuga Towers, 1 Mike Adenuga Close, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Sir,
GLOBACOM’S DISRESPECT FOR ABAKALIKI (EBONYI STATE): A CALL TO TAKE DOWN THE “GLO OGA SIM ADVERT FEATURING LAGBAJA.”
May we draw your attention to one of your company’s adverts titled “Glo Oga SIM: The unrivaled Big Boss of Data, featuring Lagbaja” which has been running on various media platforms including major TV channels in Nigeria.
Let us quickly point out that the manner in which parts of your advert portrayed the city of Abakaliki, the capital of Ebonyi State is disrespectful, humiliating and deeply offensive, and does not in any way represent what the city is or looks like. No matter the message your advert was designed to convey, we believe it has been marred by its dangerous message which clearly promotes the usual fallacy that had stereotyped Abakaliki as a city of poverty-stricken, downtrodden, timid and helpless people living in undeveloped, unhealthy and shabby environment.
While your company and some other persons may see it as just an advert, and while some people may dismiss our observation as irrelevant and a non-issue, what we see is a harmful message and a serious insult on the people of Ebonyi state. By airing this advert, you are marketing your products, while demarketing Ebonyi State and its people thereby undermining in splits of seconds the developmental efforts of both the government and our people over the years.
This particular advert has also become a serious source of emotional and psychological trauma to us every time we get to watch it and we believe that a lot of our people feel the same way.
Abakaliki is the capital city of Ebonyi state, a state which is now considered the fastest growing state in south eastern Nigeria with over 5 million citizens scattered across the globe including professors, top political leaders, international businessmen, doctors, engineers, top religious leaders, lawyers, and other hardworking citizens in different fields of life, most of whom are your loyal customers spending thousands of naira on your network, and it beats our imagination why your company chose to portray them in this ugly manner.
For a well-respected company like Globacom, whose vision is about the “People” and whose aspiration is to build Africa’s biggest and best telecommunication network, this particular advert represents a new low for your company and it goes further to expose a careless attitude of insensitivity and inability to pay serious attention to details.
Sir, we therefore demand:
1. An immediate take down of this advert from all your media platforms. 2. That your company stops further airing of this advert. 3. That your company tender an unreserved apology to the government and people of Ebonyi State.
Please be informed that we are prepared to boycott all your products and as well encourage other concerned citizens to do same in protest for this act of humilation. We shall also mobilize a host of other citizens to carry out both online and offline protests if your company fails to meet all our demands within two (2) week from the date of this letter.
However, you may wish to delegate a team from your organization to visit Abakaliki to see how it looks, for apparently, there was no such activity before that production.
Thanks for your anticipated cooperation.
Petitioners: 1. Mr Onu Innocent Chidi (08156453381) 2. Mr Inya Richard (08038709697) 3. Mr Ogba Christian Nnanna Jp (08034371937) All Ebonyi State (Concerned) Citizens.
Cc: 1. Executive Governor, Ebonyi State, Nigeria. 2. All Ebonyi State (concerned) Citizens. Honourable Commissioner for Information and State Orientation, Ebonyi State. 4. Honourable Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Ebonyi State. 5. All Ebonyi State National Assembly Members. 6. All Ebonyi State House of Assembly Members. 7. Nigeria Communications Commission. 8. Federal Ministry of Communications. 9. Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria. 10. President, National Association of Ebonyi State Students. 11. President, Akubaraoha Youth Assembly. 12. Facebook Inc. 13. Twitter Inc. 14. Google Inc. 15. YouTube Inc. 16. Dstv Africa. 17. Channels Television Network. 18. Africa Independent Television. 19. Nigerian Television Authority. https://wawa.com.ng/ebonyi-activists-knock-glo-plc-over-its-defaming-oga-sim-advert-demand-its-immediate-proscription/
You should be ashamed of yourself but you don’t have shame You Peter Obi left Anambra IGR at 400 million monthly after 8 years! We are talking billions today!
Billions on paper while the state I plunged into humongous debt with nothing to show for It?
Take APC out of this, the man admitted his errors in a sane country his resignation letter would have followed it up that same minute. And the whole drama would have been avoided.
He messed up Judiciary and was taking advice from Cyber Urchins who hardly comprehend an issue before the comment. The Cyber Noise makers gave him false hope, now all he has worked for has been dragged to the mud.
You seem not to know what the law says on his alleged offence; he shouldn't have been tried in the first place. Anyway, the conviction will definitely be overturned by a higher court.
In what has been described as another feather to the hats of the Akeredolu’ administration, the Joint Tax Board (JTB) has rated Ondo State as the Highest growth performing state in the internally generated revenue [IGR] from the 2017/2018 Comparative IGR performance and percentage growth.
Ondo state with a population of just above 4 Million, generated the sum of N10,927,871,479.76bn in 2017, and an improved figure of N24,788,059,725.53bn in 2018 respectively, representing an annual growth of 126.83% in a space of one year.
It was also noted that Bauchi, Imo, Sokoto, Kogi, Niger, and Akwa ibom emerged top 7 earners of Self-Assessment tax across the country. This information was made available to the public yesterday following the release of the 2017/2018 Comparative IGR performance and percentage growth by the joint tax board.
The Joint Tax Board is the umbrella body of all the tax authorities in Nigeria, which is saddled with the responsibility of promoting and ensuring uniformity, harmony and efficiency in the administration of Personal Income Tax in Nigeria as well as advice government on general tax matters.
Coming top among its counterpart in the federation, the rating is a confirmation of the state government efforts over the past two years which were aimed at charging all the revenue generating Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to improve on their revenue generation as a way of building a strong economy base in the state.
The state of Board of Internal Revenue (BIR) has proven to be effective with its plans, which has successfully brought major stakeholders in revenue generation together to review, highlight and proffer solutions to challenges militating against optimum performance.
Upon the assumption into office as the executive Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Akeredolu reiterated his commitment to mapping out various strategies that are in line with the global best practices on revenue generation, and this rating is a testament of the effort of the Akeredolu led administration at improving the fortunes of ondo state.
netpro: Election has come and gone. Atiku is in court disputing the outcome. The PDP candidate is currently banking on some alleged INEC Server entries as claim to become President.
Here are some of the top 5 problems with this Atiku's cliffhanging.
1. With the failure of the PDP in getting President Buhari to sign the proposed electoral bill into law, Nigeria's current Laws regarding Elections does not cover electronic transmission of results. So the only valid results acceptable by law are those collated and announced by authorized INEC returning officers.
2. The INEC's card reader can only transmit accredited numbers and NOT number of votes and parties voted for. Even at that, there are still manual verification of voters where the card readers fails or malfunction.
3. Neither PDP, Atiku or his agents are authorized to access the figures they are parading. It is illegal and inadmissible in court. Hacking, espionage and unauthorized access to classified information is still a crime all over the world. Atiku and his hacker can still be prosecuted to the full extent of the law if the Federal Government wish to do so.
4. Atiku's figures can only be accepted in court if he divulge his source, who will also testify to its validity. And the government will also arrest and trial such an individual for espionage and treason against an institution of the Federal Government of Nigeria.
5. The Constitution and the Electoral Laws of the Federal Government of Nigeria does not in any way recognize the figures being paraded by Atiku and his Team order than the figures officially announced by INEC - who by law are the Independent Electoral Umpire in Nigeria, no one else (not even the President can announce a winner, except INEC). Inviting programmers from Heaven can't even help Atiku in any way.
NETPRO
The electoral ACT empowers INEC to formulate and issue electoral guidelines. It's under that power that INEC approved mandatory use of card readers. It's now for INEC to show the use of card readers in Borno, Yobe, Kano as well as the other 34 states and the FCT.
Politics / Re: Update on developments in Anambra state-photos by nwabobo: 5:33am On Jun 24, 2019 
