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The leader of Ijaw Monitoring Group, Comrade Joseph Evah; founder of Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, and the National Coordinator of OPC, Chief Fredrick Fasheun and Otunba Gani Adams respectively, met over the tension brewing between the Yoruba and Ijaws in Lagos as a result of the threat by the Niger Delta Avengers to attack Lagos.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/opc-ijaw-leader-meet-avoid-avengers-threat-lagos/ |
asorocker: ![]() I am sure your elders in Ajegunle will tell you never to say that again. Read up. |
googlepikins:Indeed you are a pikin. Ask you elders in Ajegunle, they will tell you the fairy tale. |
Courtesy of the tears of customers of Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria that you defrauded. |
googlepikins:Ijaws in Ajegunle said the same and the rest is history. We have done it before and we shall repeat it, if need be. ![]() |
![]() The same way Babangida stepped aside in 1993 and he is still hoping to return to Aso Rock one day. |
Nice response Mr. President. This is a President. Long live the Sage of Daura. Long live PMB. Cameron should get off his high horse. We all know who is harbouring the loots of the looters. Both the looter and the keeper of the loots are all thieves. |
That was a masterstroke from TI. Bad news for wailers and ipods. ![]() |
A word is enough for the f00lish NDA. |
iamblisz:PDP's only strategy is money. |
TonyeBarcanista:Barcanista, like we told you in 2013/14, Mark my words, the Sage of Daura will have a landslide in 2019. Where will PDP get the money to throw around? |
God please let the news be true. 2019 will definitely be a stroll in the park for the Sage of Daura. How will the Mandela of Otuoke put up a good show without dollars to throw around. |
We don hear. Just return our yam and thank you for not being a stubborn and recalcitrant goat. All the same "stealing is now corruption". |
DHQ thanks for confirming what we have always known wailers to be --- liars and propagandists. They hate anything and everything. They are simply hating wailers. |
Most backward indeed and all the other regions of the country are trooping there in droves, most especially people from the gully eroded region. |
Wike is gradually turning Rivers into a lawless state. I hope it will not graduate into a failed state like Syria and Somalia. |
As Baba, the Sage of Daura, is flying all over the world to meet people that count, people that count are also flying in to meet Baba. Nigeria shall be great again. It is the constitution right of haters to hate. No one is begrudging them for it. |
The Joker should ask about the Sage of Daura from Chadians, BH and Zakyzaky. When he is ready for you, he will come for you and there is NOTHING anybody can do. You and Ayiri should sort out your issues and leave Nigerians out of your ethnocentric personal vendetta. This is not GEJ's administration, there can't be 2 Governments in this country. Ride on PMB, the Sage of Daura. |
Those are impacts of pipeline vandalism, Oil bunkering and illegal refinery, which are all by-products of militancy. What has ND done with: 1. 13% derivation 2. NDDC 3. Min of Niger Delta 4. Allocation 5. CSRs from Oil Majors and oil servicing companies. 6. Amnesty prog. If all that cannot transform your land, only God knows what will. |
Another good investments coming into the land of Oduduwa. Who God has blessed, no man can curse. Haters can only hate and envious people can only be envious. --- You know yourselves and we know you too. ![]() |
It is now David Mark has found his voice. When he was the Number 3 man, how did he curtailed the menace? It is high time we all join hands and address the issue of this blood thirsty and barbaric herdsmen. |
Very funny. Karma is a god. Mr. Wike, can you remember Amaechi and the CP'saga? |
Suddenly all our comatose or nonexistent institutions are waking up to their responsibilities under PMB. From EFCC to Nigerian Army to NCC to CCT to CPC to DPR To NNPC and now National Assembly. Glory be to God o. It's good to have a credible President with high level of integrity. Even Satan go form Saint. |
What would have happened if PMB had bowed to the pressure coming from all quarters that he needs to devalue the naira? I salute his stealth and courage. These are qualities of a President. |
joannes7:It's 250 in Lekki. Your fx dealer wants to reap you off. |
We should pray for someone that wanted to wage war against the country. We should pray for someone that wanted to kill other ethnicities. We should pray for proponent of genocide. We should pray for a treasonable felon. Even Jesus did not pray for Judas Iscariot. He should enjoy his stay in Kirikiri. |
Benin people should simply read up on Ugie Erha Oba festival. The two most important rituals of divine kingship are Ugie Erha Oba, which honors the king's royal paternal ancestors, and Igue, which augments the king's own mystical powers. These two rituals, which were introduced by Oba Ewuare in the fifteenth century, are equally concerned with the concept of divine kingship, although in Ugie Erha Oba the king is the officiant of the rite and in Igue he is the object (Ben-Amos 1980:82). Ugie Erha Oba is preceded by a ritual in which all the families of Benin commemorate their own paternal ancestors. This is followed by Ugie Igun, in which rites honoring each former king are performed individually. The rites honoring the father of the present Oba, Ugie Erha Oba itself, begin with a greeting ceremony, Otue, in which the living king receives the homage of all his chiefs and titleholders, in order of their rank. They greet him and receive gifts of kola nuts and palm wine in return, thus dramatically showing their acceptance of his superiority and of their own rank in the Benin sociopolitical hierarchy. In the central rite of Ugie Erha Oba, the Oba appears in public, dressed lavishly (fig. 11), preceded by the Ifiento, retainers who clear a path for him with magically charged bracelets (see fig. 49). Sacrifices are performed to appease evil spirits, honor the earth, and to commemorate the Oba's father, the focus of the day's events. The chiefs, dressed elaborately, again demonstrate their support and reverence for the king by dancing past him with upraised ceremonial eben swords (fig. 12). The king, dressed in his most elaborate beaded costume, then performs in similar fashion with an eben before the altar dedicated to his father. Ugie Erha Oba concludes with a ritual called Iron, in which the seven Uzama engage in a mock battle with supporters of the king, who eventually triumph (fig. 13). This part of the festival refers to the past conflicts between the Oba and the Uzama, who represent the original people of Benin as opposed to the alien rulers from Ife. The inclusion of Iron in the ceremony honoring the ancestors of the king emphasizes the supremacy of the Obas and the struggles that were necessary for them to achieve it; it also indicates the Oba's ability to vanquish any enemies who may oppose him during the coming year; finally, it illustrates the historical consciousness that has motivated so much of Benin art and ritual. |
Lalasticlala and Mynd44 FP |
The naira continued its appreciation against the dollar in the parallel market Wednesday, as the parallel market exchange rate dropped further to N305 per dollar. Thus the naira has appreciated by N70 against the dollar in three days in the parallel market. The parallel market exchange rate, which rose to N400 per dollar last Thursday, dropped and closed the week at N375. Bureaux De Change operators who spoke to Vanguard yesterday said that they bought from customers at N270 per dollar but sold at average of N305 per dollar. An Abuja based BDC who spoke to Vanguard on condition of anonymity said the wide gap between the buying rate and selling rate was due to attempt by operators to minimise their loss. He said, “People had bought when the rate was N370, and they are already making loss. But by combining dollars bought at N270, the average buying rate becomes N320. So at N305, they are still losing about N15 per dollar.” Also confirming this development to Vanguard, President, Association of Bureaux De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON), Alhaji Aminu Gwadabe said, “We have instructed our members to buy within the regulated exchange rate in the economy.” ABCON on Tuesday had dissociated itself from the recent depreciation of the naira from N265 per dollar to N400, saying the depreciation was not caused by BDCs. To address the situation and enhance transparency in the market, the Association said it would introduce a weekly exchange rate band to guide BDCs and members of the public. Speaking at the press conference, Gwadabe said, “On the part of ABCON, as a way of enhancing transparency in the BDC subsector, we have decided to introduce weekly foreign exchange rate band. This will serve as a guide to all BDCs and members of the public on the prevailing exchange rate across the country. The Rate Band will be operated in line with the regulated foreign exchange rate in the economy. This is to forestall exploitation of foreign exchange end users, and also to ensure that end users are informed enough to avoid falling victims of exploitation. The Rate band will be announced via weekly press release that would be circulated to the media for publication.” |
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