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Another Video Of Muslim Faithfuls Hailing Saraki At The Ilorin Prayer Ground Surfaces







https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=Zgixq8Y2QmY

Let us ask Buhari

Sharia reporter again

Why?



Are they sharing free mb on your website

Hope say comfort never get belle

comfortable with my two minutes



next!!!!!!

When i cum show don finish be that if she like may she go

The guy has launched a serious campaign

Am a strong supporter of APC, not until recent times due to the lopsided appointment made by President Buhari which am strongly against. but any time i oppose such move on social media i will receive serious bashing by the children of hate which are mostly northerners. And have made up my mind that as from today have joined the team i refuse to be MUGU

sarutobi drop your Facebook account name wanna speak with you

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
(JAMB) says arrangement has been concluded
for the sale of its 2016 application documents.
This is contained in a statement by the board’s
Head of Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin and
made available to the News Agency of Nigeria
(NAN) on Monday in Lagos.
According to the statement, the sales is to
prepare candidates early for the 2016 Unified
Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
It said that candidates were urged to purchase
the examination scratch cards from Zenith Bank,
Sky Bank and First Bank .
”The registration fee for the UTME is N5,000
and candidates are also to pay N500 to obtain
the textbook, The Last Days at Forcados High
School’.
”Candidates will, however, be issued the book at
the point of registration after showing evidence
of payment,” the statement said.
It added that the registration period would span
from Aug. 31 to Jan. 15, 2016.
According to the statement, the registration
website will close on Jan. 19, 2016.
It noted that the UTME had been slated to
commence on Feb.29 and end on March 14, 2016.
The statement said the board had advised all
prospective candidates to ensure they obtained
the application forms early as well as fill their
personal data correctly to avoid any mixup. (NAN)


http://newsgurutimes..nl/2015/08/jamb-to-commence-sale-of-2016-utme.html?m=1

Nice one from Oshiomhole

Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State says former Minister of the
Niger Delta, Mr Godsday Orubebe is afraid of President Muhammadu
Buhari’s planned probe of several billions of naira squandered on the
East-West road and on the Amnesty programme under his watch as
Minister of the Niger Delta Affairs, adding that this is the basis for his
latest outburst in the media.
The Governor in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Peter
Okhiria said the incompetence of people like Orubebe contributed to the
dismal failure of the administration of former president Goodluck
Jonathan.
He said: “Our attention has been drawn to the latest outburst of one
clown called Godsday Orubebe in his attempt to taint the image of the
Governor of Edo State, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole.
“It is no surprise that the former president, Goodluck Jonathan failed
woefully because he surrounded himself with such charlatans as Godsday
Orubebe, whose only credential is his ethnic origin and the large size of
his bowler hat.
“Here was a man whose un-ministerial conduct at the election nearly
plunged the nation into an avoidable crisis
“Does Orubebe really think Nigerians are fools, does he truly believe
Nigerians have forgotten so soon the ignoble role he played in his
attempt to truncate the release of the election results and
announcement of the eventual winner of that election, a move which
could have plunged the nation into another civil war?
“Is it not a shame that Orubebe who should be cooling off his heel in jail
for that failed plot to truncate democracy has now found a convoluted
voice?
“We are not surprised at the timing of Orubebe’s latest outburst. It is
no doubt unconnected with the planned probe by President Muhammadu
Buhari of the billions of naira allocated to the Ministry of Niger Delta
Affairs, even as the East-West road remains in bad shape and the
probe of the fleecing of amnesty funds under his watch.
“We are aware that Orubebe, the perpetual noise maker has raised the
decibel of his noise a notch higher so that he would have a ready-made
defence of witch-hunting if he is indicted in the planned probe of
Amnesty funds.
“Orubebe is a yesterday’s man. We could have chosen to ignore him like
his Delta brother, Mr. Sunny Onuesoke, an unknown entity who doesn’t
know the arithmetics of financing, but decided to delve into a matter of
a World Bank loan, something completely beyond his mental and
intellectual capacity, but we simply can’t let Orubebe have the last say.
“We are not unaware that it has now become the fad for drowning and
neophyte politicians to take cheap shots at the impeccable character of
the Comrade Governor just to gain cheap publicity. However, Orubebe’s
image, as he himself knows, is beyond redemption.
“Is it not laughable that Orubebe, the clown, accused Oshiomhole of
biting the fingers that fed him? Pray, how did Jonathan feed
Oshiomhole? Did he feed Oshiomhole by supervising over a government
that fleeced the nation of trillions of naira, thereby denying Edo State
her rightful share of funds for development? Or did he feed Oshiomhole
by canvassing votes for him!
“Our candid advice is for Orubebe, a perpetual failed Governorship
aspirant, to go to his family and apologise for the irreparable damage
done to the family name with his infamous outburst beamed live to the
whole world, before coming forward to confront Governor Adams
Oshiomhole who is not in any way in the same class as him.
“It is no wonder that Nigeria was at a state of near collapse until
President Muhammdu Buhari came on a rescue mission and rendered
people like Orubebe irrelevant.
“Never again will characters like Orubebe take us on the path of
Golgotha; never again will they hold sway in the affairs of Nigeria and
ruin the collective aspiration of the people

http://newsgurutimes..nl/2015/08/orubebe-is-disgrace-afraid-of-probe.html?m=1

where is ladyF?



anyway too much APOSTLES

let me see what ladyF has to say

Major General Sarduarna Davies, the former Commander, Army Corps of
Engineers, has said that the Nigerian Army has reduced the Islamic
terror group, Boko Haram to wanderers, The Nation reports.
The former commander disclosed this while handing over to his
successor, Major General Edmund Obi on Friday, August 21, at the corps
headquarters in Bonny Camp, Lagos state. The ex-corps Commander
reminded his personnel that the ongoing war
against the insurgents was an engineering and logistics war, and urged
them to ensure that only trained personnel are deployed to the area.
He said: “I am very certain that we are winning the war in the
northeast. I am just in from there and I can tell you that they are just
bunch of marauders who are just acting like bandits now.
“They don’t act as a formidable force, we can’t say this is where they
are, they are just roving around and I know that the Chief of Army
staff is putting troops in place to comb the whole of northeast and push
them to a place where they can be annihilated.” Davies however
confirmed that the Nigerian Army was suffering from lack of
equipments, he stated that the army headquarters was on top of the
situation and would soon deliver the necessary equipments.
In a related development, the Nigerian troops have continued their
offensive operations against the Boko Haram terrorists in the
northeastern part of the country.

https://www.naij.com/527616-boko-haram-reduced-wanderers-ex-army-commanderreveals.html?utm_campaign=traqli&utm_source=traqli&utm_medium=traqli&source=traqli

All criticism accepted i still think Buhari should stop chasing shadows and find ways to generated fund himself instead of using probing to waste time on delivering his campaign promises

President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday implored lawyers in the country not to sacrifice the integrity of the Nigeria’s legal system on the altar of their clients’ misdeeds, no matter how lucrative the briefs may be. He said, as the vanguard of the defense of human rights, lawyers must also view corruption as a gross violation of human rights. The president, who stated this when he declared the 55th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) open at the International Conference Centre, Abuja, called on Nigerian lawyers to support his administration’s war against corruption. This, he said, they should do in order to help the country return to the path of rectitude by making Nigerian courts functional and effective again. Buhari said: “I am convinced that law, lawmakers, lawyers, law courts and the law enforcement agencies all have pivotal responsibilities to discharge if the change we seek is ever to materialize. “As you all know by now, this administration has taken on the challenge of improving security, fighting corruption and revamping the economy, among many others. The fight against corruption is in reality a struggle for the restoration of law and order. “Corruption and impunity become widespread when disrespect for law is allowed to thrive in society. Disrespect for law also thrives when people get away with all sorts of shady deals and the court system is somehow unable to check them. “The ability to manipulate and frustrate the legal system is the crowning glory of the corrupt and, as may be expected, this has left many legal practitioners and law courts tainted in an ugly way.” The president noted that in gatherings such as the conference, there was no need to expatiate on the manner in which corruption and impunity had damaged the country’s economy, saying he would rather dwell on the role legal practitioners should play in returning the country to the path of rectitude. He said, “First, we need to make our courts functional and effective again. This means that we must have lawyers who take the ethics of the profession very seriously, lawyers who will not frustrate the course of justice even though they defend their clients with all legitimate means and resources. “Nigeria needs ethical lawyers who always keep the end of justice in mind and will never sacrifice the integrity of the legal system to cover the misdeeds of their clients, no matter how lucrative the brief may be,” President Buhari told the country’s lawyers. Urging the lawyers to view corruption too as a gross violation of human rights, Buhari lamented that for Nigerian masses, especially the millions still wallowing in poverty and diseases, corruption is a major reason why they cannot go to school; why they cannot be gainfully employed; why there are few doctors, nurses and drugs in their hospitals and health centres; why pensioners are not paid and why potable water is scarce. The president continued: “In effect, corruption diverts public resources meant for millions of people into the private pockets of a greedy few, thereby causing a lot of suffering, deprivation and death. In my view, there can be no greater violation of human rights. “Viewed in this way, I think we can all fully appreciate the gravity of this oppressive and destructive evil. This should rouse us to fight it with the same zeal and doggedness as we deploy in the defence of fundamental rights.” Buhari further urged Nigerian lawyers to work for a more efficient and effective legal system, saying it would assist in attracting more investments to the country and accelerating the pace of national economic development. He said, “Increased engagement with the outside world is called for as we seek public private partnerships in our quest for enhanced capital and expertise. There is no doubt that all these depend on enforceable agreements and a reliable legal system. “Contracts are only good to the extent that they are enforceable without undue delay. If, by the default of lawyers or the law courts, it is found that cases take ages to conclude or that the judicial system is somehow corruptible, we obviously cannot attract the kind of partnerships which we need or which our large vibrant economy would ordinarily have attracted. “The world today has been correctly described as a global village. Capital and expertise are readily mobile. Comparisons will inevitably be drawn between our country and others when the choice of where to do business is being made.” Buhari noted that Nigeria’s current position in terms of doing business is not good enough as the country’s process for obtaining licences and permits are too slow. He said, “It takes too long a time to enforce contracts in our law courts and our regulatory and administrative processes are not noticeably predictable or efficient. In all these, lawyers have a key role to play, whether in the reform of our laws and regulations or in the integrity of our judicial systems. “It is my fervent hope that this conference and other fora for lawyers and non-lawyers will closely and quickly work out ways of making our legal system much improved in terms of integrity, the human touch, efficiency and rigorous dedication to the cause of justice.” Buhari assured the lawyers that his administration will give its full support to the implementation of the required legal reforms if it is convinced that they are in the best interest of the country.
leadership.ng/news/455847/dont-shield-crooks-pmb-tells-lawyers

If i were Buhari i will just forget about the looted fund and focus on government

I am a strong supporter of APC but with the way Mr President Muhammadu Buhari is focusing on recovering looted funds by the previous administration always keep me worry on whether he is going to achieve something significant. My advice for him is that, he should just forget about the looted fund and focus on delivering his campaign promises and government. Probing do take longer time a critical case is the case of Abacha. I rest my case

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