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Ahead of the forthcoming Lagos state LG Elections, see the contact details of Electoral Officers in your LG


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FG raises Import Duties on consumable, luxury goods. SUVs, Sports Cars, Boats will now attract 70% duty.

Alcohol, Tobacco and Rice 60%.

Tokunbo or used Cars from 10% to 35%.

Industrial Components DOWN to 5%.

Other major items affected are sugar cane and salt from 10% to 70%, beverages from 20% to 60%, cement from 10% to 50%, cotton/fabrics materials from 35% to 45%.

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Rivers state Governor Wike paid a courtesy to the Sultan of Sokoto, the Governor said count Niger Delta out of agitation to divide Nigeria. See more photos below

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Super Eagles defender Emmanuel Echiejile yesterday December 30th married his woman, Vwemo Ziregbe in Warri, Delta state. Congrats to the couple. More photos after the cut...

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Zamfara state Governor Yari Abubakar, Sokoto state Governor Tambuwal and Kebbi state Governor Bagudu spent the Christmas with colleague Governor Udom Emmanuel in Akwa Ibom.

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An Arik Air passenger Tonye Ibiama, took to his Facebook wall to post pictures of how the airline left its passengers stranded at the Lagos Murtala Mohammed International airport on Wednesday, December 28.

The man revealed how passengers slept on the floor at the airport. According to his post which has gone viral on social media, he said:



“I have not seen this type of wickedness from an airline. After people will say buy Naija to grow the Naira yet the naija is too mean to its own people. How do you keep your passengers from 6am to the time of this write up without a word at the Lagos international airport? People have slept overnight there without answers. I am a victim and this is my last with Arik air. I have tried so much but who send me? When you approach NCAA to complain, they don't even seem to have a hold or make this airline to speak to someone. Even the consumer protection means nothing in this country. God help us. Arik is a joke.”

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Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode (3rd right); his wife, Bolanle (2nd right); wife of Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Ibiyemi Bello (right); her husband, Mr. Tunji Bello (3rd left); Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Olufunmilayo Atilade (2nd left) and Senator Olamilekan Adeola Solomon during the 2016 Christmas Carol Service at the Lagos House, Ikeja, on Friday, December 23, 2016.

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Residents scoops diesel at accident scene that happen earlier today. See more photos below

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Dear Compatriots,

I heartily rejoice with all Nigerians, particularly our Christian brothers and sisters, on this year's celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.

As we celebrate this year’s Christmas, I believe that it is very appropriate for us to reflect on the love of God aptly espoused in the teachings and lifestyle of Jesus Christ.

During his earthly sojourn, Jesus Christ repeatedly reminded his disciples and followers of peace that comes in the midst of trials and tribulations on earth.



There is no better time than now in our nation’s history to pray for divine guidance to get over our current challenges.

We can have peace in Nigeria if we all learn to tolerate and appreciate one another, respect constituted authority; and be our brothers’ keepers in word and deed.

During this period, we should remember to offer special prayers to God for all our heroic citizens who paid the supreme price to restore peace and security in the North East and other flash points in the country.

Let us also remember in our prayers the security forces in the frontline in the continuing battle to rid our nation of terrorism and violence.

We must not forget the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in our midst and those who have suffered untold hardship as a result of activities of insurgents and terrorists.

Our immediate priority is to alleviate the poverty of Nigerians by quickly stimulating the economy.

I assure Nigerians that our government is doing its best to make life easier for all.

Let us therefore, renew our hope in the God-ordained unity, progress and prosperity of our great nation.

I wish all travellers safe movements and a memorable holiday as we celebrate with our family and friends.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

MUHAMMADU BUHARI

President, Federal Republic of Nigeria

December 24, 2016.


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As Christians in Nigeria join the rest of the world to celebrate Christmas, Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode has enjoined Nigerians to embrace the virtues of love and peaceful coexistence that the season symbolises.

The Governor, in his Christmas goodwill message, signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Habib Aruna, urged Nigerians to also seize the moment to reach out to fellow Nigerians who are in distress at this period of the nation’s history.

He said that despite the economic challenges, Nigeria was still making steady progress, urging Nigerians not to lose faith in their belief that the nation would experience better days ahead.

“The season of Christmas is one that exemplifies the virtues of love and peaceful co-existence. We must continue to extend a hand of love, benevolence and live as one family irrespective of our creed or colour. We must also continue to respect each other’s right to live freely and peacefully”, the Governor said.

Governor Ambode said Nigeria over the years has continued to draw strength from its diversity, saying that Nigerians must therefore stand together and join hands to move the nation forward.

He urged residents to be safety and security conscious, especially during the festive period and refrain from habits that could endanger their lives including indulging in drinking and driving and other social vices.

He also encouraged residents not to hesitate to report all suspicious activities around them by using the Toll free lines 767 and 112, reminding that the business of securing lives and property could not be left to the security agencies alone.

“The period of Christmas commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ who is the symbol of Christianity and the harbinger of peace, love and good tidings and there is no better way to celebrate the season than by showing love and being our brother’s keeper. Let us cultivate the habit of giving to those who need our help at this time, it would go a long way to put smile on their faces”, the Governor said.

While wishing all Lagosians a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year in advance, the Governor also called on Lagosians to continue to support his administration’s policies and programmes, assuring that the ongoing developmental strides would continue to spread across the length and breadth of the State.


SIGNED

HABIB ARUNA

CHIEF PRESS SECRETARY

DECEMBER 24, 2016

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Determined to bring Christmas cheers to millions of household in the state, Governor Udom Emmanuel has flooded the state with Dakkada rice.

Packaged in 25 KG, the rice has been massively distributed all through the state, from units to wards and local government areas.

A recipient, Mrs. Akpan of Etinan was effusive in her praise of the Governor “Governor Udom Emmanuel is indeed a man of God, a compassionate and a kind leader. Just when I was wondering how I would feed my six children during the Christmas, God answered my prayers through the kind intervention of Governor Udom Emmanuel. May God continue to protect him”.

Another recipient in Oron, Mrs. Bassey simply was full of praise for the Governor. “he is indeed a listening and people-oriented leader. This gift has endeared him to my heart and my family will continue to pray for him. God bless him for spreading this Christmas joy to my household”.
Governor Udom Emmanuel and wife, Deaconess Martha Udom Emanuel has over the past one and half years empowered thousands of widows with seed money to start small-scale business. Through FEYReP, Mrs. Martha Udom Emmanuel has built homes for widows and intervened severally in the affairs of the less-privileged.

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Officials of NEMA received team from Konga who came with Christmas gifts at Damare camp ,Yola, Adamawa State. The Konga team organised the 2016 Christmas party for IDP children as part of the company's social responsibility. See photos below

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Vice President, Osinbajo pictured with mechanics at the mechanic village pape abuja discussing this afternoon. See photos below

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Kaduna State is currently hosting the North-West Governors' Forum meeting at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House. See more photos below

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Niger state Governor bello came out and addressed the protesters today, the protesters were seen on major roads in Minna as they protest against poor power supply in the state this morning. See photos below

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The Citizen Anti Corruption Volunteer Corps, CACVC, a non-governmental organisation, has honoured Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State for distinguishing himself in the fight against corruption, bribery and fraud in the state and Nigeria at large. The group also honoured Mudashiru Obasa, speaker of Lagos State House of Assembly and Monday Onyekachi Ubani, second vice president, Nigerian Bar Association, NBA.

Others recognised by the anti-corruption group are Chris Nwaokobia, director general, Change Ambassadors of Nigeria; Great Imo Jonathan, human rights activist, and Jude Akagbusum, president, Institute of Good Governance of Nigeria.

Harris Chuma, executive director, CACVC, said Governor Ambode was honoured as the best governor on transparency and good governance after a painstaking exit survey conducted by the group. He said the honour was in recognition of his sterling performance in office since the inception of his administration in 2015.

“Transparency and good governance merit award, TGMA, has become a meeting point where anti corruptionists converge to brainstorm and lead discussions on varied strategies in curbing the menace of the scourge called corruption. This year marks the observance of CACVC anti corruption, bribery and fraud awareness campaigners’ day, which is set aside to raise awareness about the impact of corruption upon our society.

“We are dedicated to the mission of reducing the incidence of corruption in Nigeria, estimates that a typical governmental ministry loses more than five percent of its revenue each year to corruption. States, local, and federal governments are frequent targets of fraud and corruption. An instance of fraud in government undermines the good work and reputation of all state employees who complete their assigned duties with integrity and honesty, and decreases confidence in public officials,” Chuma said.

The CACVC director said the passionate resolve of his group to encourage and celebrate personalities that had exhibited utmost good faith in the renewed campaign against corruption would continue to occupy a place of interest in the overall configuration of the organisation’s annual anti corruption lecture series.

Nwaokobia, who delivered a keynote address on ‘The Quest for Good Governance, the Lagos Experience’ said the country could achieve the desired good governance if it understudied Lagos State. He said Lagos under the current administration was very transparent in ensuring that it published its monthly revenue generation in the state.

According to him, Governor Ambode’s engagement of the citizenry on a quarterly basis has made him to interact and understand the primary needs of the people. “This has made Lagos the best state in the country. Lagos is a state without land but it has gone into agreement with Kebbi State to produce rice for the state consumption,” he said.

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Following the disruption of its operations by a group of people under the aegis of United Labour Congress (ULC) over unpaid salaries, the management of Arik Air has released a statement.

The Airline claimed that “the aviation unions under the aegis of National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers (NAAPE), National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE) and Air Traffic Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (ATSSAN) are protesting the non-unionisation of Arik Air staff who are not members of any of these protesting unions.”

The statement added that the Airline had scheduled a meeting for Wednesday, but the protesters did not wait.

Arik Air expresses its dismay and disappointment that a group of aviation unions have ambushed and disrupted the operations of the airline from early hours of Tuesday, December 20, 2016 by occupying its head office premises and preventing staff from gaining access to their workplace.

The representatives of the protesting unions also prevented the staff of the airline from gaining access to the General Aviation Terminal (GAT) and the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, disabling the checking-in of passengers for both domestic and international flights. Access to the airport terminals is fundamental to the airline’s operations for movement of its personnel to ready and dispatch our aircraft for various flights.

The aviation unions under the aegis of National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers (NAAPE), National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE) and Air Traffic Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (ATSSAN) are protesting the non-unionisation of Arik Air staff who are not members of any of these protesting unions.

The union leadership had earlier written a letter to the management of Arik Air on their grievances and a meeting had been scheduled between the two parties for Wednesday, December 21, 2016. The unions however did not wait for the scheduled meeting or the outcome of the meeting, before embarking on such disruptive and strong-arm tactics against the airline.

The unions have demonstrated total disregard for the laws of Federal Republic of Nigeria by interfering in the operations of the airline and preventing airline staff from carrying on with their duties of handling the passengers booked for today’s flights.

The decision not to join the aviation unions is that of the generality of Arik Air and the management of the airline is not involved in any manner and neither can it influence such individual decisions in any form since Unionism is a free will and not a matter of compulsion.

Arik Air is appealing to all the Security Agencies, the Minister of Aviation, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Nigeria Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) and all the other stakeholders in the industry to prevail on these aviation unions to allow for operations to commence immediately since this unjustifiable disruption by the unions has already inconvenienced the travel plans of thousands of passengers today.

Arik Air sincerely apologise to its esteemed passengers for any inconvenience experienced due to this unwarranted disruption and unlawful action by the unions.

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Edo state government embarks on urgent road rehabilitation to decongest traffic - Governor Obaseki, his Deputy & Edo government officials during road inspection. See photos below

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Twitter user Badriya (Adaeze Odikpo) caught her Nigerian dad trying to woo rich suitors on her behalf on Facebook.

The dad summoned people like APC national leader Ahmed Tinubu to "become inlaws" with him while negotiating with two other dads who have prospective sons that can become husbands to Badriya.


OK o.

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2016 has been an eventful year, one that has seen deaths of remarkable people – those who we would rather still have with us. From actress, Bukky Ajayi to artiste and producer, OJB Jezreel – these are the 10 notable deaths of 2016.

Bukky Ajayi

Zainab Bukky Ajayi, beloved thespian and veteran broadcaster passed on to the great beyond on 6, July after battling an undisclosed heart condition. The beloved actress and star of films such as Mama Sunday and Critical Assignment made a final public appearance at the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) in March where she was awarded an Industry Merit award to a rousing reception from the audience.


Lieutenant Colonel

The late Lieutenant Colonel Abu Ali was one of the bravest soldiers to ever put on the uniform of the Nigerian Army. A veteran of the war against terrorism, Ali was killed in the line of duty, felled by Boko Haram terrorists who attacked 119 Battalion, Nigerian army location at Mallam Fatori on Friday, November 4 in Borno state. Abu Ali served the nation and eventually paid the supreme price, laying down his life for the country. He will be remembered for his sacrifice and commitment.



Elechi Amadi

The author of classic novels like The Concubine, Sunset in Biafra and The Great Ponds, Amadi is one of the first generation of African writers. A novelist, essayist and dramatist, Amadi passed away at the age of 82 at Good Heart hospital in Port Harcourt, Rivers state in June. He was a Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Education and a Member of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Amadi was awarded an honorary doctorate degree by the University of Port Harcourt in 2011.

Shuaibu Amodu, a four-time coach of the national team, passed on in Benin, on the night of Friday 10, June shortly after complaining of some chest pain. He was 58. Amodu was until his death, a technical director of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF). A former player whose career was cut short by accident, Amodu won Nigerian FA Cup titles with BCC Lions of Gboko and El Kanemi Warriors on different occasions. He also managed Shooting Stars, Sharks F.C and Orlando Pirates of South Africa.



Ibrahim Dasuki

Ibrahim Dasuki, father of the embattled former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki e died on Monday 14th November at the Turkish Hospital in Abuja after a protracted illness. He was 93. Ibrahim Dasuki was the 18th Sultan of Sokoto but was deposed in 1996 during the military government of General Sani Abacha. Dasuki was the first Sultan from the Buhari line of the House of Dan Fodio. He was a close associate of Ahmadu Bello and held the traditional title of Baraden Sokoto before becoming Sultan.



Industrialist, business magnate, author, and former chairman of the Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulatory Agency, (PPPRA), Chief Rasheed Gbadamosi passed on November 15 in his Ikorodu, Lagos home at the age of 73. Gbadamosi was appointed Commissioner for Economic Planning in Lagos State under the administration of Brigadier Mobolaji Johnson at the age of 29 and has served as Minister of National Planning. He was also chairman, Ragolis Water Ltd, AIICO Pension Managers, and Lucky Fibres Nig. Plc among other companies.

Rasheed Gbadamosi

In the wee hours of Tuesday, September 6, Michael Ibru, patriarch of the Ibru dynasty of Agbarha-Otor, Delta state passed on peacefully at a medical facility in the United States at the ripe old age of 86. Ibru’s business holdings encompass agriculture, petroleum oil and storage, aviation (Aero Contractors); banking; agriculture (Mitchell Farms,); publishing (The Guardian); hospitality (Lagos Sheraton and Federal Palace Hotels); insurance (Minet Nigeria Ltd) among others.




OJB Jezreel

Born Babatunde Okungbowa, the singer, producer and multi-instrumentalist known as OJB Jezreel died in June at the age of 49 in a Lagos hospital, three years after undergoing surgery for a kidney transplant in India. Even though the transplant was successful, OJB’s kidney eventually failed this year and he was placed on dialysis to overcome the relapse. At the peak of his career, OJB was the most influential producer in the business, minting hits and stars at his Silverpoint studios in Surulere, Lagos.


Stephen Keshi

Football legend Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, fondly called the Big Boss, died of a heart attack on the 7th of July 2016 at the age of 54. During his playing career, Keshi represented the country at the 1994 FIFA World Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations, captaining the Super Eagles to victory in the latter. As a manager, Keshi achieved success by qualifying Togo for the only FIFA World Cup appearance in its history in 2006. He coached Nigeria, where he became one of only two males to have won the AFCON as both player and a coach.


James Ocholi

James Ocholi who died in March after he was involved in a fatal automobile accident along the Abuja-Kaduna highway was until his death, Minister of State for Labour and Productivity. He was 55 years. A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Ocholi was buried alongside his wife and son who were with him at the time of death.

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The Sen. Ahmed Makarfi-led faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will not change its registered name for a mega party, Prof. Jerry Gana, has said.
Gana, who chairs the PDP Strategic Review and Inter-party Affairs Committee, made the statement on Thursday in Abuja in an interview with newsmen during a meeting of the committee.

Asked for his comment on the recommendations of the committee on the issue of mega party, Gana said that the party’s relationship with other political parties would be based on principle and cleared ‎guidelines.

He said: “on the progress of the alliance, I will not like to give details of what is being recommended, but the PDP is desirous of attracting all lovers of democracy across the country as we move forward.

“There are details I cannot divulge at the moment because the committee’s recommendations will be passed on to the party leadership. It will not be wise to disclose the details before we submit the report.

“On the issue of mega party, we are not yet aware of PDP involvement, but all we can say is that the party wants to relate with lovers of democracy in all the parties.

“We have a syndicate committee working on this chaired by former Deputy Senate President, Ibrahim Mantu. They are to give us the guidelines for any re-alignment plan and the number of parties that are willing to join us.

“Our engagement will be based on principle and cleared ‎guidelines. PDP is the only party that can be found in every ward, it is the only party that has not changed its name, and we are not going to change the name of our party.’’

Gana said that the committee, which was broken into 11 syndicates, would come up with recommendations that would help to re-position and strengthen the party.

He called on lovers of democracy in the country to rise up against what he described as `degeneration of democratic and electoral process gained during PDP administration.’

“Democracy in Nigeria is under threat and we must rise and defend democracy, because that is the best form of government for humanity now.

“This is not the age for military rule or autocracy. In democracy, there must be freedom of voters to choose freely, peacefully, in a free and fair election that is credible,’’ he said.

He said that the PDP condemned in strong terms the current degeneration of electoral process with violence being brought into political arena as witnessed in Rivers.
Gana said that the committee would reconvene in the middle of January 2017 to continue on its deliberations.

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N-Power graduates in Kaduna undergoing verification process in different locations. The social investment programmes are happening.

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Members of the Southern Governors wives Forum paid Mrs Aisha Buhari a courtesy visit at the State House Abuja. See more photos below

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The traditional rites for the marriage of Zahara Buhari, daughter of President Buhari and Ahmed, one of the sons of Billionaire oil mogul, Mohammed Indimi,has commenced.

See photos from the “Kayan Zance” - presentation of gifts to the bride's family:

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Pastor Tunde Bakare of the Latter Rain assembly paid a courtesy visit to Kaduna state Governor Nasir El Rufai at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House, Kaduna.


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The M. A. Abubakar Network for Human Development today awarded 300 indigenes of the state, scholarships to pursue their NCE degrees. The Group made up of friends and associates of Governor Abubakar, said they got together to assist government in improving the state. They noted that Gov. Abubakar is passionate about human capital development with a focus on education, hence the decision to sponsor candidates who want to embrace the noble profession.

The event which held at Banquet Hall, Government House, Bauchi saw several young people receive their scholarship certificates. Moderating the event, the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Media put the estimate of the total scholarship costs at 21.6 million naira. It was also noted that the scheme will run annually.

Speaking at the event, the Director of the M. A. Abubakar Network for Human Development, Bala Mato Zungur urged beneficiaries to be good ambassadors of the state. He urged them to study hard and justify the investment made on them by contributing to the good of society. He also said beneficiaries were drawn from all parts of the state.

Responding Gov. Abubakar, who was represented by the Chief of Staff, Government House, Arch. Abdu Sule Katagum, said that his administration is paying special attention to the teaching profession and renovation of schools. He added that this is just one of the various intervention programmes in the state to stem the rot in the Education sector. Furthermore, he commended the M. A. Abubakar Network for Human Development for coming to assist Government in uplifting the state especially in a time of recession, he also urged other eminent sons and daughters of Bauchi to emulate the group. Finally, he urged the students to take advantage of this opportunity to study hard for the benefit of society.

Opportunity was also given to parents and beneficiaries of the first phase of the scholarship to express themselves. Speaking on behalf of the parents, Malam Alkasim appreciated the government, and the network for the kind gesture. He said the governor has good friends and associates who are willing to contribute their quota to uplift the state. He expressed joy for the scheme and urged the beneficiaries to utilize the opportunity well. The beneficiaries who spoke also expressed gratitude and promised to study hard and contribute to building a great society for Bauchi, and the world.

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Ondo state Governor Segun Mimiko inspecting ongoing work at the Arakale Comprehensive Health Centre now.

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