Amen

Nigeria has been playing with court since 19bc

I am following!!!

Akwai kudi

Amidst the outcry
and protests, the
attacks being
perpetuated by
Boko Haram’s killer
squad and Fulani
marauders appears
to still be
continuing with no
end in sight.
In the latest such
attacks – 5 people were gruesomely murdered
in Gashish village today Monday 31st August.
The five individuals were shot at close range
using semi automatic rifles and then their heads
were smashed up, with heavy weapons and
tools – completely destroying their faces.
This is the second attack which has occurred in
the last two days. Yesterday, Jol village (which
has been attacked over 30 times in the past),
came under severe siege by this special killer
squad of Boko Haram (who appear to be
working under the instructions of Fulani
marauders). They laid siege at Jol village for
over 2 hours, killing several people and
wounding scores. At the time of filling this result, the governor of Plateau State Hon. Simon Lalong was still addressing the villagers.




Source: Www.viewpointnigeria.com

On my way to work this morning i saw this accident that occurred near secreteriat junction in Jos..... The bus collided with a tanker and got crushed, killing all the passengers.....

Adebowale Ibidapo Adefuye, a historian who served as Nigeria’s ambassador to the United States, has died in Washington, DC, SaharaReporters just learned. Mr. Adefuye died at a yet to be disclosed hospital in the US, a source in the US told our correspondent. Mr. Adefuye was recalled to Nigeria after President Muhammadu Buhari was sworn in as President. He was still waiting to hand over to a new ambassador when he suddenly died today. A former professor of history, Mr. Adefuye was in 2010 appointed by former President Goodluck Jonathan as Nigeria’s ambassador in the US. An outspoken person and fierce defender of Nigeria, the deceased diplomat tackled critics of Nigeria in the US. He vociferously lobbied against Nigeria’s classification as “a country of interest” in America’s terrorism watch list. Mr. Adefuye hailed from Ijebu-Igbo in 1947, and studied at the University of Ibadan where he earned his first degree in 1969 as well as a PhD in history in 1973. He also received a Fulbright Fellowship that enabled him to do research work at Columbia University, the University of North Florida, and the University of Florida in Gainesville. Ambassador Adefuye, who wrote several history texts, taught at the University of Lagos, earning a professorship and heading the History Department 1985 to 1987. Prior to his appointment to Nigeria’s Embassy in Washington, DC, Mr. Adefuye served as his country’s ambassador to Jamaica (where he was concurrently accredited to Haiti and Belize) from 1987 to 1991. In 1991, he was appointed Nigeria’s Deputy High Commissioner in the U.K., leaving to work for fourteen years as a Deputy Director at the Commonwealth. On leaving the Commonwealth, the former professor accepted a position as an advisor at the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).


Source: Www.saharareporters.com

brize:
Is that not Gowons' state?? Chaiii karma is really a bitch *flash back to Biafran children*[email]Is that not Gowons' state?? Chaiii karma is really a bitch *flash back to Biafran children*[/email]Is that not Gowons' state?? Chaiii karma is really a bitch *flash back to Biafran children*

You're not a human being..... none**nse

These family were killed by Fulani herdsmen early Thursday morning in Barkin Ladi local government of plateau state.... Narrating the incident, the husband & father of the deceased Mr. Dung said the Fulani men came arround 3:15am while everyone was asleep & invaded his house he was the first person they attempted to kill with their cutlass but fortunately he used his hand to block it & it cut off his hand before he ran through the back door. He is at the moment receiving treatment at the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) as a result of excessive bleeding from the cut.







Source: Www.viewpointnigeria.com

I saw this picture somewhere & i decided to share with you guys to hear your comments.......







If these are MUSLIM & CHRISTIAN ladies respectively..... Then who is the last babe?

The following are things you should stay away from if you want to live long:


5. STEALING: Live a life of contentnent, never take what is not yours.

4. CHEATING: Do not cheat anybody because you are laying a curse on yourself. if you don't pay for it, your children will definitely pay.

3. ABORTION: I don't need to say anything on this, we all know the implication.

2. CHARM: Try as much as you can to stay away from using charm. It may fail you.

1. SOMEBODY'S WIFE: This is the greatest of all... You might not live to see the next day.

May We All Live Long!!!

The following are the things you must observe when living in any compound in order to make neighbours respect you...
(1.) Don't be the borrowing type of neighbour, rather be the person whom your neighbours are borrowing from.
(2.) Prepare your light bill before the month end to avoid your neighbours saying you're the only person who haven't paid your bill.
(3.) Don't bring too many friends to your house.
(4.) Don't talk too much with your neighbours to avoid gossip.
(5.) Don't be the only person who is fund of using the toilet without flushing...... Please add yours!!!

What do you think guys?





Source: Www.premiumtimesng.com

The thing surprise me ooo

I saw this place somewhere in Jos and decided I share with you guys...... What do you notice

OK oooo

The national
directorate of
employment (NDE)
has commenced
the training of one
hundred and
twenty youth in
vocational skills
acquisition under
its basic national open apprenticeship scheme.
NDE coordinator, Mr Stephen Ndaka, said the
aim is to empower the youth and reduce
unemployment in the country.
Mr Ndaka said the objective of the training is
also to create skilled persons, both in rural and
urban areas, who will be self-employed and
further create employment.
He added that the training would last for six
months.

Source; www.viewpointnigeria.com

OK ooooo.... How does that make Buhari to appoint ministers?

Chai. we really rocked Boris in angwan rukuba, Jos while growing up ooo

Toh Na Ji

How does that affect Buhari

Just passing.Just passing.

President Muhammadu Buhari
has mandated the ministry of
communication to provide
details of the recent
privatisation of the Nigerian
Telecommunications (NITEL)
and its mobile arm, MTEL, to
ascertain whether or not Nigeria
was short-changed.
Speaking to journalists Tuesday
after briefing the president on
the activities of the ministry of
communications, permanent
secretary Tunji Olaopa said the
president requested that a memo
detailing how the transaction
was processed be submitted
directly to him.
He said Mr. Buhari was
concerned about the possibility
of Nigeria not receiving a fair
value from the deal.
“The president was also
concerned about the liquidation
of NITEL. He is not opposed to
its privatization but he wants to
know… and he wants us to bring
a memo on how the whole
transaction was undertaken so
that he would know whether
Nigeria was short-changed,” he
said.
Mr. Olaopa said the president
was very concerned about the
whole issue of privatization that
is hindering investments in ICT
and said “that he will personally
champion this”.
“The president talked about the
potentials of the ICT sector in
generating employment,” Mr.
Olaopa said.
He said Mr. Buhari was also
concerned about the quality of
service from telecom operators
in the country.
The privatisation of the NITEL
and MTEL was completed in
December 2014 after the
financial bid was opened in
October 2014 by the Goodluck
Jonathan administration.
A consortium run by Skye
Bank’s chairman, Tunde Ayeni,
the founder of Sahara Energy,
Tonye Cole, and two other
companies, received the nod
from the Nigerian government
to take over the two companies
for $242.3 million (about N42.4
billion).
Their investment vehicle, NATCOM
Telecommunications, emerged the sole
bidder for the Nigerian Telecommunications
Limited, NITEL and Mtel.
NATCOM has as members NATSPACE
Telecommunication Investment Limited,
PCCW Global Limited, Prime Union
Investment Limited, Olutoyi Estate
Development & Services Limited, Legal
Resources Alliance & Co., Sahara Energy
Resources Limited, and LM Ericsson Nigeria
Limited.
Of the seven firms, Mr. Ayeni, profiled as a
businessman and lawyer on Skye Bank’s
website, owns three.
He is the founder and operator of Prime
Union Investment Limited, Olutoyi Estate
Development & Services Limited, and Legal
Resources Alliance & Co. There were
suggestions that he has link with NATSPACE,
but PREMIUM TIMES could not
independently verify that claim.
In December 2014, Mr. Ayeni led NATCOM
in its acquisition of NITEL/MTEL less than
two months after he also led Skye Bank to
buy Mainstreet Bank from Assets
Management Company of Nigeria, for N120
billion.
In 2013, Mr. Ayeni was the chief promoter
of Integrated Energy Distribution and
Marketing Company Limited, a group that
eventually bought the Ibadan and Yola
electricity Distribution Companies, DISCOs.
Mr. Cole is the owner of Sahara Energy,
while LM Ericsson is a subsidiary of
Swedish group, Ericsson.
NATCOM, which merges the seven firms,
appears to be a new corporate entity
created solely for the purchase of NITEL/
MTEL. Very little is known about the
consortium.
NATCOM emerged winner after NETTAG
Consortium, another little known group,
was disqualified for failing to attach a
$10million bid bond to its bid submission
as stipulated in the Request for Proposals
(RFP) to prospective bidders.
History of failed sales
Before the acquisition, four previous
attempts to sell NITEL failed.
Nigeria started the process of privatising the
national telecom groups in 2000 as part of
the government’s reform of the
telecommunications sector.
In 2001, the government tried to sell 51 per
cent equity to Investors International
London Limited (IILL) as the strategic core
investor.
There was also the failed management
contract by Pentascope in 2005, the aborted
Orascom Telecoms bid in 2005, and the
strategic core investor sale through
negotiated sale strategy to Transcorp that
was cancelled in 2009.
The last effort was the strategic core
investor sale in 2011, where New
Generation Communications Limited and
Omen International emerged preferred and
reserved bidders respectively.
Following the last failed attempt, former
Vice President Namadi Sambo-led National
Council on Privatisation, adopted the guided
liquidation strategy for the sale of NITEL/
MTEL.

Www.premiumtimesng.com

The delay in the official release
of the names contained in the
manifest of the ill-fated
helicopter that crashed into
Lagos lagoon on Wednesday has
been attributed to the need to
get consent of the deceased
families.
A management source from the
Bristow Helicopters Ltd, owners
of the crashed helicopter, told
the News Agency of Nigeria
(NAN) on the condition of
anonymity, on Saturday in
Lagos, that the airline was still
contacting the victims’ families.
He said their client, SEDCO oil
platform offshore, was still
contacting the victims’ families
and would approve the release
of the victims’ names in few
days.
“We cannot release the victims’
names without the consent of
our client, SEDCO Oil, which is
still in regular contact with
families of the victims,” he said.
According to him, the
withholding of the names was in
accordance with International
Civil Aviation Organisation
(ICAO) Annex 13.
He said also the airline and the
accident investigators lack the
capacity to disclose the names
on the manifest.
The source, however, called on
the public to exercise patience
with the airline and appropriate
authorities in releasing the
manifest.
“Even though we have submitted
the manifest to the Accident
Investigation Bureau (AIB), we
will still have to give them the
matching order to release it
with the consent of the victims’
families.
“You and I know that Bristow
would have been ordered to
release the manifest because of
the investigation the bureau is
carrying out and it is something they ought
to have because of the nature of their job
they are doing at the moment,” he said.
Felix Abali, the AIB Commissioner, had said
on Friday that the bureau did not have the
power to make the victims’ names public
until the airline contacted the victims’
families.
Mr. Abali said he was in touch with the
airline and would make the names public
immediately he received the nod from the
airline.
He said aviation protocol must be observed
before the manifest would be released.
“The families must be briefed first. It is the
responsibility of the airlines to release the
manifest, they have to contact the families
first before they release it to the public,” he
said.
The Sikosky 76 helicopter marked 5N-BGD
crashed into the Lagos lagoon as it
approached Murtala Muhammed Airport, in
Ikeja.
Six of the 12 passengers on board in the
helicopter died while six others were
rescued and taken to hospital.

Source: Www.premiumtimesng.com

Former President Olusegun
Obasanjo has given insight into
how he has so far escaped death
by the whiskers at least a dozen
times in his 78-year stay on
earth.
In his latest three-volume
autobiography, “My Watch”, Mr.
Obasanjo wrote about how he
survived infant mortality that
consumed all but one of his
siblings, how local herbs and
concoction helped kept him
alive after a life-threatening
scorpion bite, and how he
almost perished in the Ogun
River while learning to swim.
The former president, who
recently spoke to PREMIUM
TIMES about the book , also
narrated how he escaped unhurt
in several auto crashes, and how
he survived a plot by suspected
assassins to kill him at the
University of Ibadan.
Mr. Obasanjo narrated, “Being
one of two of my mother’s
surviving children (out of
seven), I must have had the
grace of God to cross the hurdle
of infant mortality. The other
five never lived up to age one.
The vicissitudes of rural life and
limited resources did not
guarantee survival for children
born in my time and in the
place I was born. Growing up in
the village I was bitten by a
scorpion once, and I survived it.
The local herb and concoction
applied by the native doctor
worked in my case. I heard later
that it did not work in some other cases.
“When I was in primary school in
Abeokuta, I went to the Ogun River to try to
swim. My friend and classmate who went
with me urged me to dive with him into the
water; I asked him to go in first and I would
follow. He dived in and hit his head against
a rock, and he never survived. My mother
pulled my ear and warned me never to go
to the river for swimming again. That
marked the end of my attempt to learn
swimming.
“When I was attached to the Welsh Guards
in Pirbright, I had an accident while
learning to drive. It could have been fatal
for me and and for the oncoming
motorcyclist, but we both survived. On
returning to Nigeria, I had another accident
in which the military vehicle I was driving
without proper authority was a write-off. I
survived with a fractured hand. As a young
officer on a UN Peacekeeping Mission in the
Congo Leopoldville, now Democratic
Republic of Congo, I had an encounter with
Congolese soldiers that could have been
fatal.
“I returned home from the Congo and was
posted to the Nigerian Army Engineers,
where I had to learn to ride a motorcycle
for reconnaissance purposes. I took a
motorcycle ride out alone on training and
had a nasty accident where, again, the
motorcycle was damaged beyond repair,
and I was saved by wearing a steel helmet.
The story of my escaping death by the skin
of my teeth during the civil war when four
of my bodyguards died on the spot has been
told elsewhere.
“When I left public office as a military head
of state, I was appointed Distinguished
Fellow of the University of Ibadan in the
Institute of African Studies. I was given a
house to stay in when I had work in the
university. On one occasion, I was to give a
lecture and to spend the night there; but
curiously, I decided to inspect the whole
building and the compound. I found, to
everybody’s surprise, a neat hole cut
through the glass window; and on the
mosquito wire netting on the window was a
hole close to the head of the bead, just big
enough to accommodate the muzzle of a
pistol. I never slept in that house again. The
whole university community, and Professor
Tekena Tamuno as the vice-chancellor, was
alarmed.
“On my way from Abeokuta to Ogbomosho
to attend the graduation ceremony of pastor
Bolarinwa, who I sponsored to Baptist
Theological Seminary, I was waylaid by
armed robbers. They cut in front of my car
to stop it, got out and shot into the air, and
entered their car and drove off. Calmly, I
got out of the car with my driver and other
passengers. I came to understand that if
they had known that I had been the one in
the car, they would not have zeroed in on
that car, or they would have killed me to
avoid getting arrested. I also understood
that the police followed them to a logical
conclusion. In addition, I have heard all
sorts of fetish stories about how people tried
or were trying to kill me and how I escaped
through supernatural powers. I neither
believe in nor practice anything fetish.
“My greatest escape from untimely death
was brought about through the
machinations and snares of Abacha. Even
that was God’s doing.”
Mr. Obasanjo said because of his several
close shaves with death, people built a myth
around him, circulating tales that he was
more than an ordinary human being.
“Once, a writer described me as a man with
seven lives,” the former President said.
“That is, of course, an exaggeration; there is
no man with more than one life. But when
you have almost miraculously escaped death
on a number of occasions, superstitions and
myths are built around you. One might even
be credited with powers that do not belong
to one. For instance, being called ‘ebora’,
which means spirit.”
Saying he does not believe or indulge in
fetish practices, Mr. Obasanjo said he had
remained alive till now simply because of
God’s consistence generosity to him, a debt
he said he would continue to pay by
“thanking and worshipping God while
placing myself unreservedly in the service
of humanity and God”.
“In my opinion, to whom much is given,
much must be expected. God has done so
much to preserve my life and protect me,”
the former President said.
“He has done so much to pave my way and
crown my efforts with success. Bishop
Hassan Kukah put it this way: “God has
singled you out and has been overgenerous
to you.” I agree with him. And I have
nothing o do excerpt to keep thanking and
worshipping God while placing myself
unreservedly in the service of humanity
and God, continuously on the watch. It is
leadership and responsibility.”

Www.premiumtimesng.com

I saw this somewhere and decided to share it with you guys.... hope you get the message.

The immediate past Governor of
Plateau state, Jonah Jang, has
said the allegation that he left
the state’s treasury empty is
false.
Mr. Jang’s successor,
Governor Simon Lalong, had set
up a transition committee to
review the financial situation of
the state.
The administration
subsequently accused Mr. Jang
of having looted state funds and
emptying the treasury.
Mr. Jang said Saturday this is a
lie and accused the committee
and Mr. Lalong of vendetta.
“The committees have shown
that they were deliberately
selected and made up of persons
that have grudges with the
immediate past administration,”
Mr. Jang said.
“For example, Mr. Emmanuel
Agati, Mr Shem Damisa, Mr.
Nuhu Madaki, were sent to the
Ministry of Finance.
“Similarly, Prof. John Wade to
the College of Education Gindiri,
and Plateau State University
Bokkos (now Solomon Lar
University) and Mr. Joseph Ari
to PRTVC. Ridiculously, Mr.
Victor Dawurung, a serving staff
of the Plateau State Polytechnic
was assigned to probe his boss.
Which type of report do you
expect?” Mr. Jang said.
Mr. Jang was reacting to the 14-
day ultimatum given him by
Governor Lalong to return
public funds misappropriated
during his tenure or face probe.
He spoke on Friday through his
former Commissioner for
Justice, Olivia Dzayem, in a
press statement made available
to PREMIUM TIMES in Jos.
Mr. Jang insisted that his
administration left the state
with N103 billion debts, and not N222.3
billion as stated by the committee.
According to the former governor, “Lalong
should have set up a more specialized
technical or audit committees to conduct
further investigation. This therefore means
that the report is at its best a draft that
lacks the relevant technical and professional
inputs. How can such a draft report be
implemented?”
The former governor denied that his
administration embezzled the state’s funds
and insisted that monies generated during
his administration were judiciously
managed on landmark projects.
Mr. Jang said the committee was set up to
tarnish his image before the entire world.
“With its clear distortions and manipulation
of facts, aimed at personal vendetta, witch-
hunt and smearing the good name and
achievements of the out gone PDP
Government led by Dr. Jonah David Jang,”
Mr. Jang said.
He denied allegations that his
administration executed lopsided projects
that favoured only his kins.
Earlier, the Special Assistant to Mr. Jang on
media, Pam Ayuba, had told Journalists in
Jos, that his boss was ready to face probe.
Mr. Pam said the Lalong administration has
nothing to offer, and was therefore
desperately looking for public acceptance by
discrediting projects executed by his boss.


Source: Www.premiumtimesng.com

Governor Simon Lalong of
Plateau has appointed former
Chairman of the Independent
National Electoral Commission,
Attahiru Jega, as Pro-Chancellor
and Chairman, Governing
Council of Plateau State
University, Bokkos.
This is contained in a statement
signed by the Secretary to the
State Government, Rufus Bature,
in Jos on Friday.
The governor also announced
the re-instatement of Danjuma
Sheni as Vice Chancellor of the
institution as requested by the
National Universities
Commission.
Mr. Jega was appointed
alongside six other council
members.
The re-instatement of Mr. Sheni
as the substantive Vice
Chancellor of the University was
with immediate effect.
According to the statement, ”The
VC is to ensure proper re-
positioning of the institution in
line with international
practices, and to liaise with NUC
to fast-track accreditation of
programmes and subsequent
graduation of two sets of final
year students.”
The past administration of
Governor Jonah Jang, in October
2014, suspended Mr. Sheni as
Vice Chancellor.
Mr. Jang’s administration also
refused an order of the state
high court for the re-
instatement of Mr. Sheni and,
instead, appointed Prof. Stephen
Mallo as acting Vice Chancellor.
This week, the National
Universities Commission
advised the Plateau governor to
reinstate the sacked Vice
Chancellor as a remedy to the
crisis at the university.


Source: Www.premiumtimesng.com

I met this lady during my NYSC service. She Ma@$turbate A Lot And Its Worrisome. She is cool, calm and reserved. She is always indoor and act gently. With lots of stress and persuasion, we dated, although she was a hard nut to crack. She even agreed to date me reluctantly. Her body language is always discouraging. But I still tagged along. We both served in the same northern town. Her lodge was very close to mine. I went to her lodge on this faithful Saturday evening, I heard some plates rumbling in the kitchen which suggest she was busy in the kitchen. So I just went directly to her room, I didnt knock as I thought she was the one in the kitchen (She actually shared the same kitchen with some guys on her apartment wing). Truth be told, these guys dont cook. I hardly see any of them in that kitchen. Its my lady I always see there. So i assumed she was cooking. So I went straight into her room to drop my laptop bag. Lo and Behold, she was in the room staring at her phone. She was playing a porn on her phone, while also inserting an object into her private part. She quickly rushed up and cover up. She felt embarrassed and uneasy. I pretended as if nothing happened. I tried to make her comfortable. I later brought up the issue and asked why she denied me se.x and prefer to m@ $turbate. She opened up and told me she enjoys it more than $ex. I was surprise to see all her $ex objects. She really invested in $ex objects.She finally allowed me do the (Close your eyes). Everything changed since then, she still prefers to augment $ex with object. We had heated argument on it and she told me point blank “I can’t do without masturbation and $ex object”. I told her “But this is a problem you need to go for sexual counseling or rehabilitation” She said “thats why she never wanted to date any guy.” I asked, how she is gonna cope with her husband, what if the husband doesnt have a taste for sex objects. She said “Its either I remain single I find a man that will take me as I am”. Well, it was just NYSC, its just for 1 year after which I dont know you again. Its not of my problem. I started playing along. But throughout my encounter with her. I noticed the following: 1. She is always tired when home alone. She will just m@$turbate. I tried to ensure she is not home alone. But any opportunity she gets, she is doing her thing. 2. Anytime I make a move, she is not always in the mood. 3. Always glue to her phone 4. her phone browser history was always pointing to porn site. 5. When home alone, always Unclad (not with her pants and under below always wet). And many more signs. Finally, I concluded she is Possessed.

The last time Cameroon released water from same dam was in 2012 and below were the damages it cost some Nigerians.

The helicopter, according to NCAA, was en route
from one of the nation’s oil rigs before crashing
at the Oworonshoki area of Lagos State.
The General Manager of NCAA Public Affairs, Mr
Fan Ndubuoke said that the ill-fated helicopter
was scheduled to arrive Lagos at 3:35pm.
The helicopter according, to Mister Ndubuoke
had 12 people on board.
Officials of the Accident Investigation Bureau
(AIB), National Emergency Management Agency
(NEMA) and the Police are at the scene
providing rescue operations.


Source: ChannelsTV Mobile Headline - Lagos Lagoon Crash: NCAA Identifies Crashed Helicopter http://www.channelstv.com/?p=160931

Take a very good look at this picture.,.,,,,, Is it Shekau