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nwabobo:
UMUAHIA—FOLLOWING Rev. Father Ejike Mbaka’s prediction of possible assassination plot against President Muhammadu Buhari, a group, Buhari South-East Youth Movement, BSEYM, has threatened to shut down the country if anything ugly happens to the President.

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The group advised anyone or group with such evil plan to have a rethink “because such will spell doom for not just the country.”

In a statement in Umuahia, Abia State by its leader, Mr. Nwabueze Onwuneme, the group expressed its support for President Buhari’s anti-corruption war.

It called on anyone with any knowledge of any ploy against the President or the country to immediately divulge such to law enforcement agents.

According to the group, Mbaka’s prediction should not be dismissed with a wave of hands because “corruption really fights back dirty when attacked.”

It called on all well-meaning Nigerians to resist the evil work of “this small group that wants to kill this country,” and which had improvised the masses, and support President Buhari in his effort to sanitize the country.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/mbakas-prophesy-well-shutdown-nigeria-if-anything-ugly-happens-to-buhari/

NubiLove:
If this man is not jailed, then we know the anti-corruption war is useless.

sirequity:
Senate Committee: Suspended SGF And Company Accounts Credited With N450M Out Of N530M From PINE



http://www.socialtimesng.net/2017/05/senate-committee-suspended-sgf-and-company-accounts-credited-with-n450m-out-of-n530m-from-pine/

nansng:
Hajiya Turai Umaru Musa Yar’adua has revealed how her husband, former President Umaru Musa Yar’adua once told her that his relatives would quarrel with her after his death as they would think he had left so much money.

The former first lady who spoke at a memorial lecture in honour of the late president in Katsina at the weekend, also said “the late Yar’adua was not a materialist leader who believed in accumulating wealth. In fact, he shunned material things as his slogan was service to humanity.

“There was a time he said to me that ‘Turai, I pity you because when I die you will have quarrels with my relatives because they will think I have so much money in my possession”, she said.

She said the situation in Nigeria would have been better had the late president survived his ailment because he was a “focused, committed and determined leader”.

“Although my husband was sick for a long time he did his very best for Nigeria. Also as governor of Katsina State, he did his best for the state; he is an honest man who believed in service”, she said.

Extolling his virtues as a leader, Turai said the late President would not give out contract without having the money to pay for it.

“There was a time I approached him that people are complaining that the government was slow. But he said to me people can say whatever they like but I will not give out contract if I have no money to pay.

“The late Umaru was a kind of leader that would go out and monitor projects. I could recall when I used to join him to supervise the projects at Umaru Musa ‘Yar’adua University, Turai ‘Yar’adua Hospital and the roads,” she said.

http://spynigeria.com/2017/05/03/what-my-husband-told-me-about-nigeria-before-his-death-turai-yaradua/

juman:
They are jew not christian.

marryjesus:
The Minister Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, on Tuesday urged the founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), Pastor Temitope Balogun Joshua (T.B. Joshua) to reconsider his decision to relocate from Nigeria, saying such move will not in the best of the country.

The Synagogue founder has said during a church service on March 30 that he would relocate from Nigeria to Israel over what he described as hostile operating environment.
He said, “This is the most persecuted ministry in the world. Who are the people persecuting the ministry? My people, Africa.
“That is why I choose to live a lonely life. If you want to see me, come to this church. I don’t go out. It has not been easy – because I don’t know who is a friend or who is an enemy. If you learn T.B. Joshua is not around, I am in a revival. I live in the church here. I don’t have a house outside.”
“What happened to me from the beginning of my ministry is enough to chase me out of this country. But I am still in your midst. Upon the persecution and hatred, I decided to follow the path of love. You show hatred; I show love. When I go for a revival, you will see the stadium full but I am not carried away by that. I leave where I’m celebrated to live where I’m persecuted.”
However, the minister, in a chat with journalists during the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Nigerian Association of Tour Operators (NATOP), held in Ikeja, Lagos, described Joshua’s decision as unfortunate.
Mohammed called for dialogue between the pastor and the authorities over whatever challenges he was facing.
He said, “That will be very unfortunate in the sense that if he does move out, it will affect our tourism in Nigeria. Pastor Joshua is an important person, he must bear with us. This is his country. If he moves out and go to South Africa (for example), the revenue will go to South Africa. It is better that Pastor Joshua sits down with the relevant authority and resolve whatever problem he has. If I have access to him this is exactly what I am going to tell him
more at http://www.akelicious.com/2017/05/lai-mohammed-to-tb-joshua-stay-in.html

tinsel:
Ithink Igbos in the North will have serious problem if anything happens to Buhari. They will have to problem the igbo youths. I have never seen where an igbo man will wish death even to his enemies the way our youths are behaving. It is our culture to sympathize with your worst enemy in time of death.
I have warned my relatives in kano to just put there ears on the ground and be careful.
What our youths are doing rejoicing over another"s sickness and even wishing him death is an eyesore.
I think it is time we think again.

I don't think the Hausa/Fulani people in Onitsha,Asaba, Aba,Okigwe, PH etc will have any problems at all.

Lets watch and see.

This is Naigera.

MXrep:
Facebook user from the north called Aliyu Hashim said so

Rickiedee:
see this grand offspring of a pharesee. u Neva see anything. by d time they off one of your own u will pick up arms...medicine afta death

Suprnov3r:
I agree with this. Henceforth, no more beef for me especially Cow

WotzupNG:
Few days ago, Olufemi Olu-Kayode took to Facebook to call President Buhari a Goblin due to his healthy issues. This time around, he has the below to say on Facebook.




http://wotzup.ng/president-buhari-has-been-rejected-by-the-living-god-ffk/

Blue3k:
Ok fair enough. When will southerners who advocate for ranching start ranches. Their should also be a buy rancher cattle only movement no more herdsmen. When these guys lose market share the fight is over.

ztanleechima:
when a NIGERIAN soldier is killed, i literally don't feel any pity, cos of the way they mal-treat a civilian. NotCrying

GenBuhari:
There is some powerful forces and money behind this campaign.
Likely American CIA secret service money.

The average Igbo does not care for Biafra or IPOB .

My daughters went to school in Anambra state. those pictures of empty markets may have been taken on any public holiday , but if truely the markets are shut, then it is not because of people are supporting the IPOB, but because the markets are shut against the traders and the shoppers will, by the owners of the market who may have been bribed or blackmailed.[/size][/color]

ZombieTAMER:
Federal character my left akpa

spyder880:
Maintenance work on the street lights along some major roads in Enugu...........

SalamRushdie:
Expecting equity under a draconian sectarianist and ethnic jingoist like Buhari is akin to finding a Virgin in the maternity ward ..Many who knew this man for who he actually was warned us but like sheep avowed not to hear the Shepards call Nigerian went on to vote him

obamabinladen:
Kanu did not disobey any court order. The court said that he should not appear in a gathering of 10 people and above. In that picture, he was on his own and the crowd came to him. Case closed.