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@ op y r u selfish w d source?
Anyway what a fatabolous words of advice

I.G motivate yr men,boost their moral, pay their entitlement.

C what a fraud!

Cleanliness is next 2 godliness.

El-ruffai another islamic bigot that won't make it in 2015. Sai Yero, sai GEAJ A 2015.

Prayer changes things. Let's never cease 2 pray 4 9ja,pls GEAJ will win NE but Yobe n Borno not inclusive. Buhari will get 25% though.
Governor Adamawa PDP
Governor Bauchi PDP
Governor Gombe PDP
Governor TarabaPDP Governor Borno APC
Governor Yobe APC
from d above its clear GEAJ will crush GMB in NE.
@ op thanks 4 this thread, though i disagree w some of yr prediction.

@ op gmb has active, forceful n blood tisty propagadists w no 9ja interest at heart .

Equipment, vehicles and goods belonging to government and other Nigerians reportedly stolen by Boko Haram insurgents have been smuggled to the Republic of Chad, officials said yesterday.
Nigerian ambassador to Chad Mohammed Dauda and Adamawa state government officials confirmed the report saying steps to recover the items had been taken already.
“Yes, we heard about the story and then we also received a report from Nigeria, urging us to investigate the whereabouts of the stolen equipment from Mubi by the Boko Haram members,” Ambassador Dauda said in an interview with BBC Hausa service yesterday.
“Ever since we got the report, we quickly wrote to the Chadian Gendarme - which is the police, the military and their immigration office,” he said. “We don’t know exactly the items, but there are indications that reveal they are government and schools vehicles, household goods, furniture and other goods stolen from burgled shops.
Ambassador Dauda called on the Cameroonian authorities to also launch investigation “because there is about 300 kilometres to cover in Cameroon before entering Chad from Nigeria. Hence it is possible for such items to be lost within the country, too.”
He called on Nigerians to discard the belief that relations between Nigeria and Chad are rusty.
The insurgents two months ago captured Mubi and several towns and looted shops. Reports at the time quoted the insurgents as having boasted that the large quantity of food and household goods they took away could last them for at least a year.
The towns were re-captured by the military aided by vigilante and hunters last month.
Also, the Adamawa State government is pushing for investigation into reports indicating that goods looted by Boko Haram insurgents from the state were taken to Chad.
In an interview with Daily Trust yesterday, Phineas Elisha, the spokesman to Governor Bala Ngilari, said government would lodge a formal complaint with the federal government on the issue.
“Government has been informed that goods carted away from Mubi found their way in to Chad. In fact there are many vehicles with Adamawa State registration number that were seen crossing in to Chad”, he stated.
He said the state government will soon cause the Nigerian Foreign Affairs Ministry to take up the matter with Chadian government.
Meanwhile, the councillor representing Digil Ward in Mubi North Local Government Council, Sahabo Bello, has called on the federal government to rise up to the challenge and demand explanation from Chadian authorities.
He also asked President Goodluck Jonathan to assist business men to rebuild their businesses, saying property worth billions of naira have been looted in Mubi.
A displaced person from Mubi said most of Boko Haram fighters he saw in Mubi before his subsequent escape were from Chad and could not speak Hausa or any Nigerian language.
According to him, goods ranging from foodstuff, vehicles, motorcycles, house wares to clothing materials were carted away.
“We know Chadians because we lived with them for many years. Most of the Boko Haram fighters I saw in Mubi were typical Chadians and we got information from the border that goods looted from shops and houses in Mubi were taken across the border in to Chad”, he said.
The ministry of foreign affairs yesterday said it had not received any official report of complain from Adamawa government yet.
Spokesperson of the ministry, Mr. Ode Ogbole told Daily Trust that the ministry would respond as soon as it gets a report on the issue.
Efforts to get Chadian Embassy officials to react on the matter proved abortive as all the telephone numbers of the Ambassador were not available. When our reporter visited the embassy, there was nobody to attend to her because all the staff had closed for the day.http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/top-stories/42752-property-seized-by-b-haram-seen-in-chad

The entry salary grade is Grade Level (GL) 08 .
Meanwhile,it may interest u to know dt some parastatals operate different scale like hattis in wh case some hnd graduates r placed on hattis 06,others on hattis 07, d reason 4 d disparity i do not know but i wish someone may clear d cloud. Tml.

The entry salary grade is Grade Level (GL)08 but some 07.
Meanwhile u know dt some parastatals operate different scale like hattis in wh case some hnd graduates r placed on hattis 06, hattis 07, d reason 4 d disparity i do not but i wish someone may clear d cloud. Tml.

Ig
Aig lagos area command
Lagos com. Of police Dpo sabo
Sir, d officer concerned is hereby recommended for IMMEDIATE prmtn, award n recgntn 4 daring 2 b dff n 4 keepg 2 his profsnal ethics,integrity, fairplay.

A Kaduna-based Islamic cleric, Sheik Ahmed Abubakar-Gumi, has asked those he described as “recycled leaders” to give way to young men to occupy leadership positions in the 2015 elections.
The cleric, who told the leadership of the Kaduna State Chapter of the Ohaneze Ndigbo during a consultative meeting with him over fear of violence during the 2015 polls, said “complete new leaders” were needed to emerge to lead the country.
He said, “I want to say that Nigeria should bring complete new leaders who have not served this country before because we keep on recycling old leaders who don’t have the interest of the country at heart, but their personal interest.
“I also want to tell Nigerians that they should not see the ruling Peoples Democratic Party and the All Progressives Congress as opposing religious party, but purely political parties which are doing things the way they like, either personal or political.
“The political awareness of 2011 is different from the awareness of 2015; and by the next 20 years, every Nigerian will be fully aware of his political rights to the extent that nobody can cheat another person on the issue of elections in the country.
“We should not allow politicians to use religion to divide us, we should be relating together because our security is that if our neighbour is safe, we are also safe.”
Gumi, a retired Major of the Nigerian Army, also said that retired military Generals that had over the years subverted civilian administrations had no moral justification to complain of rigging in the 2015 general elections.
He said the nation would have been far better off by now if the military had not interrupted civil rule in the past, stressing that those who brushed aside the nation’s constitution had turned around to use it.
Earlier, the President, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Kaduna, Mr. Austin Amaechi, had commended the cleric for his efforts in ensuring that there would be peace during and after 2015 elections.http://www.punchng.com/news/gumi-says-nigeria-needs-new-leaders/

The State gendarmes in Cameroon have demolished a Boko Haram camp in Guirvidik, Mayo Vanay, a town in the francophone country, where children aged between 8 and 15 years were being trained as soldiers.
Popular Cameroun investigative journalist and editor-in-chief of the Weekly Post newspaper, Chief Bisong Etahoben disclosed this via his twitter account @ChiefBisongEta1
According to his tweet, 80 children were found at the camp, who were taken into captivity with about 50 Boko Haram insurgents arrested.
READ ALSO: Boko Haram Line Up Old People In Gwoza And Open Fire
The insurgent phones were found to have pictures of them cutting the throats of victims.
Cameroon army yesterday destroyed a BH training camp in Guirvidik, Mayo Danay where kids 8-15yrs were being trained. 80 kids & about 50 1/2
— ChiefBisong Etahoben (@ChiefBisongEta1) December 21, 2014
@ChiefBisongEta12/2 BH trainers were taken into custody & moved 2 Maroua. Phones taken from BH contained photos showing BH slashing the 2/3
— ChiefBisong Etahoben (@ChiefBisongEta1) December 21, 2014
@ChiefBisongEta13/3 throats of people. Mayo-Danay been considered most peaceful division in Far North until now.http://www.naij.com/347433-bh-camp-where-children-soldiers-being-trained-destroyed-by-cameroon-army.html

Do d rightful, vote GEJ come 14th Feb'15. Buhari is a serial loser n he'll lost again.Kwonkonso or Atiku wd hv bn a formidable opponent bt alias it is not 2 b!

Eligibility for 2015: S-Court dismisses suit against JonathanABUJA-The Supreme Court, Tuesday, dismissed the suit seeking to stop President Goodluck Jonathan from vying for a re-election next year.
A five-man panel of Justices of the apex court presided over by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, struck out the appeal which was filed before it by a Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, from Adamawa State, Dr. Umar Ardo.
Delivering the ruling, the CJN, accused Ardo of inviting the Supreme Court to arrest a proceeding pending before the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal.
He noted that the substantive suit challenging Jonathan’s eligibility is ‎currently before the appellate court, stressing that Ardo lacked the locus-standi to move the apex court to either take over hearing on the matter or compel the appeal court to join him as an interested party in the pending appeal.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/jonathans-eligibility-s-court-dismisses-suit/

DW (German Media) hausa service reported this afternoon that Nigeria Supreme court has sqaushed the suit entered by one Dr. Umar Ardo challenging that Jonathan has no right to contest 2015 presidential election since Jonathan took oath of office twice and that going by constitution he should not be allowed to contest. The good or bad news is that the supreme court has OK Jonathan to contest.
Talk yr own

Details are beginning to emerge on some of the sweetheart deals that
cemented the relationships of the old guard of the All Peoples Congress
(APC) and Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State.
As the dust from the tremors of the political landscape settled back in
2013 with the defection of the five Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
governors to the APC, what followed were weeks of getting-to-know-deals in
the APC.
“Finding their feet in the new environment had huge financial implications
for the newcomers. Behind the photo opportunities that the country was
treated to, the sharks among them moved in quickly,” a source involved in
the exchanges told the Nigerian Times.
To the delight of the APC top brass, Amaechi who appeared in a hurry to
acclimatize started picking the tabs of many party programmes. Nigerian
Times learnt that even the publicity arm of the party had a new lease of
life on account of Amaechi’s generosity. Lai Mohammed, the APC’s publicity
czar, became a frequent flyer on the Lagos/Port Harcourt, Abuja/Port
Harcourt routes.
That was when Bola Tinubu, the ultimate power broker in APC, moved in. No
governor in the Class of ’99 comes close to Bola Tinubu in privatising
public resources. Lagos has been such a boon that almost a decade since he
left office, he has been a central figure in all the political intrigues.
Those abreast of the early days of the relationship characterize it thus:
“Amaechi was the political orphan on the prowl with plenty of cash buying
up affection and influence in the new political family. Too many doors
opened up to him because the party, in many respects, was poorly funded
and too often, depended on Tinubu’s mood swings. Tinubu on his part was
seeing beyond Amaechi’s new convert’s zeal; he had his eyes fixed on the
honey pot that was Rivers State. They hit it off”.
Tinubu owns both TV Continental (TVC) and Radio Continental (RC);
companies that have always been run by a few journalist friends of his.
But a few years ago, he brought in a former top shot of Qatar based
Aljazeera to rejig the place. Part of the reforms was the launch of a pay
TV arm called Consat TV (Continental Satellite Television). Since he had
his fingers burnt in the defunct HiTV, Tinubu had always dreamt of a
business to rival South African owned DSTV. Consat was his answer and the
service launched in June.
His next move was to tie up Consat and the Rivers State Government. Consat
TV and the Rivers State Government entered a deal for the purchase of
fifty thousand decoders at the premium rate of fifteen thousand Naira per
decoder. The deal set the Rivers State treasury back by seven hundred and
fifty million Naira. Nigerian Times can report that since the signing of
the deal and full payment was effected, less than ten percent of the
decoders have been supplied.
Why a government would want to buy decoders for its citizens remains
unclear, but watchers of the Rivers State treasury say it is one of the
“transfer of wealth” cases they have been witnessing since the governor
decamped to APC.”
The relationship had recorded its first victim almost immediately. In a
classic case of journalism misreading the dark art of a proprietor’s
interest , Bola Tinubu’s TVC, or more precisely, Oluchi, who was TVC’s
correspondent in Port Harcourt ,when the Rivers State House of Assembly
crisis began, was to pay a steep price. Her crime was that bit of the
trade every journalist lives for, a scoop.
On the day Chidi Llyod, the governor’s supporter went wild, bludgeoning
another member on the head with the mace, it was Oluchi and her crew that
brought the scenes across homes in the country. But because of the limited
coverage of TVC not many people saw the video that night. Indeed the
government and many media houses had eggshells on their faces in the
intervening twenty four hours.
The governor’s propaganda machine got all the newspapers to report the
event as one more instance of Wike’s supporters’ belligerence. Unknown to
them, Oluchi had reported the event as it unfolded, correctly identifying
Chidi Llyod as the villain and properly situating him between the warring
camps. It took twenty four hours for other media houses, especially the
newspapers to realise that they have been badly used.
TVC, itself, was forced to stop running the story the following day. By
then the video had gone viral. Miss Oluchi was declared persona non grata
in Port Harcourt. Her company could not protect her and fearing for her
safety she escaped to Owerri. Her cameraman returned home late one night
to find his house ransacked. He fled Port Harcourt too. After many months
of idling away in Owerri, and the company ignoring her, she resigned.
In her reaction, the Information Commissioner in Rivers State, Ibim
Semenitari, admitted that though such a deal exists between Consat TV and
the state government, the agreement was never about Governor Rotimi
Amaechi, but about the good of the people of the state.
She told the Nigerian Times that it was wrong to say that just 10 percent
of the decoders had been supplied, adding that 50 percent of the product
(the quantity which the state government paid for) had been delivered.
While defending the agreement for the supply of the product, the
Commissioner noted that the deal was important given that the Federal
Government’s digitization policy would soon take off and the state
government needed to comply.
“First, your figures are wrong, but to your question, 50 percent has been
supplied and that is all we have paid for. What we are doing is not about
the purchase of the decoders, but about the digitization policy which will
commence soon’’, she explained.
Semenitari added, “We are getting the decoders because we need to migrate
to the new platform and we are also grooming installers for the project
which will in turn empower our youths by way of providing job
opportunities’’.
According to her, since the state owned television station and radio
station were in the process of joining the rest of the world in migrating
to the new platform, it was important that the purchase was made to
enhance the penetration of information to the remotest parts of the state.
“The penetration into the villages will not exist since we want to reach
the largest mass of the people if we do not do this migration,’’ she
explained.
Consat TV which launched in June this year is one of three pay TV firms
apart from the popular but expensive DSTV.
GOtv is a cheaper offering from Multichoice and StarTimes which is a joint
venture between the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and Chinese
investors.
The NTA StarTimes, the biggest player in the direct to home television
service sector is offering free decoders ahead of the 2015 digital
migration.
Until the Christmas promotion started, the decoders went for N3, 900 with
one month free subscription and offering 35 to 70 channels at 1,000 Naira
monthly or up to 3,000 Naira monthly.
NTA Startimes is currently available in Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Aba, Benin,
Enugu, Ilorin, Jos, Kaduna, Kano, Markurdi, Onitsha, Port Harcourt,
Sokoto, Uyo, Yola, and Ibadan.
GOtv owned by Multichoice Africa with some channels from the DSTV bouquet
offers a similar service to StarTimes and is a direct competitor. For N2,
900 subscribers get a GOtv decoder including one month subscription to
GOtv Plus – which gives them access to over 41 local and international
channels.
But until the recent promotion, Gotv access cost was 6,900 Naira for
decoder, outdoor antenna, remote, and 1 month free Gotv plus package.
However, consat TV is one of the new Nigeria pay TV which offers
subscribers only 24 channels at a cost of N15, 000 for dish and
accessories and subscription price of N4000 per month.
And very crucially, both Startimes and Gotv are plug and play. No
installation fees.
So, far from Mrs Semenitari’s pro-poor fibbing, this is a deal done at the
behest of the mafia don.http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/tinubu-amaechi-n750million-deal-exposed/

After its rancorous primaries, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) seems set for another major crisis.
The party’s senators and some of their All Progressives Congress (APC) counterparts who lost return tickets have decided to revolt against the Senate leadership.
Many PDP lawmakers are said to be angry with the Senator David Mark-led leadership for not doing enough to protect them against their party’s leadership in the run-up to the December 8 primaries.
Besides, shortly before the Senate adjourned plenary two weeks ago, some lawmakers had started compiling impeachable offences against President Goodluck Jonathan.
The plot then, which was championed mainly by the opposition senators, was to table the president’s alleged impeachable offences as soon as the chamber resumes plenary tomorrow.
In a major shift, it was gathered that the aggrieved senators, with some PDP senators now joining their ranks, have decided to kick-start the removal of the Senate leadership – starting with Mark.
A senator, who is privy to the plot, told our correspondent in Abuja that “the plan has changed.”
He added: “We never expected the party to treat us this way. We stood by the party when there was turbulence occasioned by the emergence of the New PDP.
“There was a plot then to impeach the same leadership but we stepped in and stopped it with our sheer number. In fact, we used our personal contacts to talk to the organisers and they backed down. We prevailed on them not to rock the boat, moreso as the Seventh Senate had just a few months to go.
“We thought the party would take note of what we did and also note our loyalty and reward us. Rather, we were not even protected in these primaries. Can you imagine the party leaving us at the mercy of governors?”
The senators, it was learnt, are considering either Minority Leader George Akume or Committee on Environment and Ecology Chairman Bukola Saraki as replacements for Mark.
The reason to go for either Akume or Saraki, one of them said, is that “we do not want the Senate Presidency to leave the North Central”.
In a similar development, the lawmakers have vowed to back Speaker Aminu Tambuwal to retain his seat.
“Last week’s court pronouncement that PDP governors don’t have to lose their seats because they moved to a new party will be fully applied here…”, said another source.
Although the Senate resumes plenary tmorrow, the aggrieved lawmakers have not put a timeline to their plan to remove Mark.
Also, the senators did not confirm whether the plot against Jonathan was still on the front burner or whether it would be tabled in the chamber this week. Senator Alkali Jajere told reporters two weeks ago that the Preident’s impeachment plan will be unveiled on return of plenary.
Mark’s Media Adviser, Kola Ologbondiyan, dismissed the alleged plot to remove his boss. “There’s no such plot,” he said.
Almost half of the 73 PDP senators lost their bid to return to the Senate. The majority of the APC Senators picked their tickets to stage a comeback.
Although some of the PDP Senators have gone to court to challenge the conduct of the primary elections in their states, others have vowed to vent their anger on the Senate leadership.
In Akwa Ibom State, for instance, two PDP Senators – Ita Enang and Aloysius Etok lost their bid to return to the Senate. Senator Hellen Esuene lost her attempt to pick the gubernatorial ticket of the PDP in the state.
In Abia State, Senator Uche Chukwumerije lost his bid to stage a comeback, Senator Nkechi Nwaogu’s ambition to govern the state is hanging in the balance after she was reported to have defected to another party.
The only Senator who survived the onslaught of the governor is Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe.
In Cross River State, Senate Leader Victor Ndoma-Egba is contesting the result of the primary election after he was defeated by a member of the House of Representatives, John Enoh.
Another senator from the state, Bassey Otu, lost to Gershom Bassey in the primary.
In Bayelsa State, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri is up in arms against those who conducted the election for declaring that he lost the primary.http://thenationonlineng.net/new/primaries-mark-must-go-angry-pdp-senators-vow-2/

chai,words fail me

North fightg on all fronts from blacmail, propaganda,threat, sabotage to bh and court yet GEJ is soaring to unprecedented height.
come Tues. Suprm. Court rulg wl favor jona, up jona!

One of Nigeria’s most powerful Muslim leaders, the emir of Kano, has expressed optimism that the Boko Haram insurgency which has claimed some 13,000 lives will soon be over.
“I say help is on the way. Terror must and will be defeated,” Muhammad Sanusi II tweeted late Saturday. “All it requires is the good leaders, uncommon courage and unrelenting determination, and victory will be ours.”
Sanusi, Nigeria’s second most powerful Islamic leader, was presumably referring to the emergence of former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari as the candidate of the opposition All Progressives Congress in next year’s presidential election.
Buhari will challenge President Goodluck Jonathan’s ruling Peoples Democratic Party for the country’s top job on February 14.
“We will together see the end of them and their reign of terror,” Sanusi said.
Sanusi became emir earlier this year after being sacked from his post as the central bank governor, where he was one of the government’s most high-profile critics.
Last month, he voiced support for vigilantes fighting Boko Haram in the volatile northeast, urging others to form civilian militias and questioning the competence of the military to end the five-year-old insurgency.
On November 28, a week after the comments, gunmen with explosives attacked the mosque near Sanusi’s palace during Friday prayers and killed at least 120 people and wounded 270.
The emir was out of the country at the time but many believed he was the target because of his criticisms of the Islamist sect, which says it wants to impose a strict Islamic state in Nigeria’s mainly Muslim north.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/muhammad-sanusi-ii-says-help-way-boko-haram-will-defeated/

Former Head of State, Gen Muhammadu Buhari(retd) has condemned the bombings in Kano and Jos, saying the actions of the terrorists, not sanctioned by any religion, will not succeed.
In a statement by the All Progressive Congress presidential candidate, made available to newsmen, Saturday, Buhari said the nation will overcome its presents challenges.
” I condemn, unreservedly and with every strength in me, the recent terrorist attacks in Kano and Jos, the two historic cities that are known for their rich cultural and religious heritage.
“Once again, those who seek to influence our way of life, modify our faith and our most sacred core values, have struck, leaving in their wake lives brutally cut short, limbs badly broken and dreams forced to fade away.
General Muhammadu Buhari
“But these people, whose actions are not sanctioned by any religion and who subscribe to no known decent values, will not succeed. Our people are resilient and strong, and our nation is capable, based on our rich human and material resources, of successfully tackling these nihilists.
“We will together see the end of them and their reign of terror. They have failed because Nigeria will remain strong and united in the face of what has now become an almost daily infliction of terror on a defenceless people. Women, children and the aged are not spared by these barbaric purveyors of horror, intimidation and panic. No religion condoles the killings of such vulnerable and innocent people, hence we are sure these terrorists profess to none of the world’s great religions, much as they seek to mask their actions with the cloak of religion.
“Because their ideals are primordial and whatever cause they claim to be pushing is not just, they will not succeed. In spite of their terror, our respective faith and how we practice them will flourish and expand. Our reputation as a people of deep faith and peaceful religious coexistence will shine through, it will not diminish, it will not be forfeited.
“I commiserate with the victims and their family members. While praying that Allah will grant repose to the souls of the departed and comfort those who lost loved ones, I urge all of us to demonstrate our time-tested compassion by providing support and succour to those affected one way or other other in their hour of need.
“To my long-suffering fellow citizens who have borne the brunt of these almost daily senseless attacks, I say help is on the way. Terror must and will be defeated. All it requires is the political will, uncommon courage and unrelenting determination, and victory will be ours.”http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/boko-haram-will-end-reign-terror-buhari/

Cameroon soldiers have killed no fewer than 180 militants suspected to be members of the Islamist sect, Boko Haram, in the north of the country, a military source said yesterday.

The insurgents were eliminated during an attack at Amchide in the north bordering Nigeria Thursday night around 8p.m., the Chinese news agency, Xinhua, reported.

About 400 militants allegedly attacked the defence and security forces.

The source said there was no casualty on the Cameroon side.

The attack, which has not yet been officially declared by the authorities, came nearly two months after around 200 suspected Boko Haram militants were killed by the army in Amchide and Limani, another part of northern Cameroon October 15 and 16.

Since then, the security forces have strengthened their positions in the north by increasing the number of personnel to around 6,000.

The militants are active in the north of Cameroon, and they often attack villages in the area, pillaging properties of the villagers and sometimes taking foreign and local people as hostages.

Meanwhile, President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday maintained that internal and external sabotage is greatly responsible for the onslought of the violent Islamic sect in Nigeria.

He made the remark when the Creative Professionals of Nigeria led by Segun Arinze visited him at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Stressing that his administration is working hard to tackle terror in the country, he was optimistic that terrorsim will soon be overcomed in Nigeria.

He said: “We have challenges at present even in our infrastructure, but we are committed to expanding it in transportation, aviation, ports, roads, power infrastructure, among others.

“One of our greatest challenges is this security challenge. But we are working very hard; we have our frustrations; we have issues of sabotage, internal and external, but we are working very hard and by the grace of God we will overcome the problem,” he said.

He pointed out that the artistes have been a blessing to Nigeria, as they not only help to boost the image of the country, but have been contributing greatly to the Nigerian economy.

He said: “But you are even appreciated more outside this country. And for those of us you placed here within this period, we know the value you have been bringing to us, to governance and social issues in this country.

“Most of us, politicians, are just busy generating negative issues. Everyday, they talk about corruption, governance and other issues. It is you that pomp the positive news into the system.”
He promised that the government would continue to provide funds to assist the artiste.

Speaking on behalf of the group, Segun Arinze said that never in the history of Nigeria had any President given the creative community the attention Jonathan had given.

He said: “Never in the history of Nigeria has any leader given us the respect you have given us. Never in the history of Nigeria has any leadership given us the support you have given us. Today, as one, we have come to say a big thank you.”

According to him, the uncommon transformation of the government has made them to travel to the best film schools around the globe to receive training.

“We have received grants to make better films whereas we could not previously access loans. Under your administration, many of our members have received national honours. Many of our members have got political appointments. Under your leadership, many of us are now venturing into politics, something never before heard of for artistes in this part,” he said

.http://thenationonlineng.net/new/cameroon-kills-180-boko-haram-insurgents/

Nafi baby pls always keep us update on our gallant soldiers. Thanks

Still listening to CP Imo State in BBC hausa service where he disclosed that his men (police officers) at 9.00pm yesterday (Thursday)successfully removed three IED from Kilmajalo hotel Owerre Imo State.
The commissioner of police went further to enjoin all and sundry to be on alert though he made it known that no arrest yet and security is everyone responsibility.
What would have happened should the three bombs were successfully detonated like the twin bombs at Jos near Mr.Biggs? Do we have BH now in SE? My people i de fear 4 9ja o!

God's willg BH wl b contained by prayer, combined efforts of gallant solyaz,huntas , n the community.

@op full link or it's jst yr fabrication.