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Op ώħάţş surprising about the names


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Nawa ooo
We have heard all that and ίţş true....
Buh get to work and stop this reminder...if u are confused let us know

Nawa ooo
We have heard all that and ίţş true....
Buh get to work and stop this reminder...if u are confused let us know

Yea...... Especially in Nigeria.........
Go and meet those fulani girls... Make them untie their hair for чόù.....

Yea...... Especially in Nigeria.........
Go and meet those fulani girls... Make them untie their hair for чόù.....

Naxo ε̲̣̣̣̥ tke ţħέч start

Okay ! Heard ......
FTC!!

Okay ! Heard heard......
FTC!!

Ώħάţş the lesson do ! Get from this?

That zip wey ţħέч there na pussy ε̲̣̣̣̥ ţħέч cover?

Not romantic enough

Ώħάţş the lesson of the topic?

Lie lie.....et cnt happen....when ! Have three steps to unlock my phone

Chai.....this one ∂όήέ pass punishment ooo....


Make it be say na iron condemn man wear the shoe

The funniest part is that....ţħέч would sell it at A very low price and letter use the money to smoke.....



Bro...just look up to God and definitely another provision would be made through HIM

Oshiomhole has been going gaga before he was born....

So he says rubbish outta his gutter mouth..


Tha ex president your insult.....is quiet over what чόù said...then чόù should know that чόù Are OTONDO

When on earth will чόù all leave this man


Abeg make my mentor rest jawe

Ίţş so painful that some people ώόή'ţ see anything wrong in this....


May their soul rest in peace

Ίţş so painful that some people ώόή'ţ see anything wrong in this....


May their soul rest in peace

THE Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has accused the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) against appropriating its achievements under former President Goodluck Jonathan. In a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh, the PDP charged President Muhammadu Buhari to activate the various economic outlets, which it alleged have been stagnated. The PDP described as unfortunate that the APC, which came to power on claims of high moral ground, rather than focusing on delivering its promises, has been claiming glory for the achievements of the previous government. The statement reads: “For instance, how do we explain APC’s spirited effort to make the public believe that the equipping of the country’s military for the fights against insurgency; the turn- around of the nation’s oil refineries; and the polio-free certification of Nigeria were products of their government even when it is common knowledge that they have not been able to find their bearing for governance since their election into office. “If the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki had not been courageous enough to release those incontrovertible facts that the Goodluck Jonathan-led PDP administration actually fortified the country’s military before leaving office in May, the APC would have succeeded in its propaganda against that administration and led Nigerians to believe that the equipping was a product of President Buhari’s recent diplomatic shuttles. “It is an obvious fact that before the May 29 handover to the APC, the Nigerian armed forces, using these equipment sourced under the watch of the PDP government, had already pushed the insurgents to the verge of surrender in the Sambisa Forest, only for them to now resurge under the APC-led government due to apparent lack of direction and confusion that have characterised this administration. “In the same way, this government has positioned itself to claim credit for the turn around and resuscitation of some of the nation’s oil refineries without reference to the past administration that initiated and executed the Turn Around Maintenance (TAM) of the facilities years back, which dividends the nation now enjoys and which we expect will result in steady supply of petroleum products in our nation. “Similarly, informed Nigerians note with dismay how the APC administration has been celebrating the certification of Nigeria as polio-free in the last one year by the World Health Organisation (WHO) without giving credit to the PDP-led government under whose watch the feat was achieved. PDP has no enviable legacy to learn from, says APC THE All Progressive Congress (APC) yesterday took a swipe at the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for what the former called orchestrated distractions by the latter. It (APC) said there was nothing enviable in the legacy of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration for President Muhammadu Buhari to appropriate. As far as the ruling party is concerned, the immediate past administration remained the most incompetent and clueless in the nation’s history. In a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the APC described the Dr. Jonathan-led administration as a failed one and its achievements dubious. The APC accused the PDP of deliberately embarking on mudslinging and blackmail to derail the focused President Muhammadu Buhari, whose administration has surpassed in less than 90 days, what Dr. Jonathan failed PDP could not achieve in 16 years. “The distractions being orchestrated by certain elements in the polity will not deter the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari from its avowed determination to rescue Nigeria from the clutches of those who are holding the country by the jugular,” the statement said. It went on: “The people, including fringe elements, who have frenetically engaged in fault finding with the Buhari administration, are those who either have skeletons in their cupboards or those who are acting at their behest, for a fee. “These paranoid and skittish people daily run to the media to disparage the Buhari administration. Grasping at their straws, they condemn and criticise everything from appointments to the war against corruption and the battle against insecurity, even though the party to which they belong had 16 years to make things right for Nigeria but chose to suck the country dry, enthrone insecurity and pauperise the citizenry. “Their design is simple: Make enough incoherent noise in the media with the hope that the Administration will be distracted. ”Unfortunately for them, they have failed in their evil machination, because this President can neither be deterred nor be distracted. While their dogs continue to bark, the caravan of the Buhari administration proceeds on its steadfast journey. “While a virile opposition is indispensable in any democracy that is worth its salt, no opposition can succeed by dwelling on the mundane, or by engaging in bare-faced lies. Only good research, strict adherence to the truth and a focus on real issues rather than frivolities can make the opposition relevant.” It wondered why the Buhari administration should take the blame for the “blatant refusal of the last administration to adequately equip the military to confront the Boko Haram insurgency, when even an appointee of the administration told the whole world that he was the head of a military that lacked the relevant equipment and motivation to fight an insurgency. “What achievement is there for anyone to appropriate from an Administration that will go down in history as the most rapacious, incompetent and clueless in the history of our nation?” it queried. The APC noted that in less than three months, the Buhari administration has started off on a strong footing in many areas, including the fight against insurgency; the battle against corruption; the reorganisation of the oil sector that was the private piggy bank of the last administration; the bailout granted to cash-strapped states and the revival of the Nigerian dream. It also listed the resetting of the Nigeria’s diplomatic relations with the rest of the global community and the overdue clean-up of the Niger Delta region, which was shockingly ignored by a President from that region as some of the landmarks of the three-month-old administration. The statement said: “With its sure-footed efforts in all the listed areas already attracting national and international acclaim, does it not beggar belief that the same Buhari administration will be accused by the apologists of the failed regime of appropriating their dubious achievements?

Nobel laureate Prof. Wole Soyinka has said that
ex-President Goodluck Jonathan was really caged
by some forces while in office.
He said Jonathan was unaware that the nation
had been compromised and that ex-First Lady
Dame Patience was on the loose and ought to be
charged for incitement or chaos.
He however said he warned a former Chairman of
the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
(EFCC), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu to beware of ex-
President Olusegun Obasanjo.
He said Ribadu later confirmed that Chief
Obasanjo was using him.
Soyinka made the submissions in an interview he
granted a team from Zero Tolerance Magazine,
produced by the Media and Publicity of the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
(EFCC).
He said he met Jonathan on more than two
occasions and that it was obvious the former
President had no knowledge of what was going on
under his watch.
He said: “Correct. There were forces around
Jonathan, which he himself did not understand
and that is why I stressed that, you’ve got to
choose your circle of advisers very carefully, when
you are in charge. He was caged; things were
going on that he did not know about.
“And again, I am revealing this to you, since this
won’t be published till after the elections because
I won’t want to be seen as campaigning for or
against one side. It shows in deep trouble
governance can be; governance can dig itself into
a huge hole and not even know it’s in there. The
statement that was issued was issued the night
when I met him.
“Oh! It is more than two occasions, but two in
recent times. I will tell you one interesting aspect
of what we discussed. Jonathan did not know that
the nation had been compromised so badly in
this telephone thing with the King of Morocco. I
was the one who told him when we met over an
issue and I said to him, ‘by the way, how is the
King of Morocco? Jonathan didn’t know what I
was talking about’.
“When I mentioned the telephone issue, he
thought I was talking about his campaign for the
AfDB managing director for which he was
lobbying other Head of States. He said ‘I haven’t
spoken to him in a long time’, and I said ‘no, you
spoke to him a few days ago.’
“He said ‘no, I intend to speak with him, I even
asked my foreign ministry to link me up with him
because I am campaigning for a candidate but I
haven’t spoken to the King of Morocco’. Then I
said to him, ‘You better go and read the
newspapers of last week’. And I can tell you, he
didn’t know.
“So, can you imagine that the President did not
know that a scandal had developed that involved
a withdrawal of an ambassador!”
On the former First Lady, Soyinka said she ought
to be charged for incitement and chaos
“On a lighter note, I asked him, ‘what are you
doing about madam’, because that one seems to
be embarrassing the nation as usual because that
seems to be her function as so called first lady.
“You got to a section of the country and tell your
supporters to stone those who campaign for
change and you insult another part of the nation
by calling them those who produce children that
they cannot look after. That woman should be
charged for incitement, chaos; it’s incredible that
she is allowed to run loose.”
Pressed to disclose Jonathan’s reply to the
question on his wife, Soyinka added: “I am not
going to tell his response(laughs…). But I am free
to tell you what I said, it will be an abuse of
privilege if I tell you his response.”
Soyinka said he did not bomb Jonathan but he
had spoken privately with the President on the
state of the nation.
He said Jonathan allowed corruption to fester
during his administration.
Soyinka gave details on how he warned ex-EFCC
chairman, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu against being
used by ex-President Obasanjo.
He said: “I warned your former boss, Ribadu, I
told him that, your task will be done when in the
course of your investigation; you discover that the
source of the problem is the very person who
appointed you.
“He looked shocked a bit, and eventually he and I
met in London, after, he was removed and El-
Rufai was also in exile after they tried to kill him.
We met and Ribadu refused to sit down. I asked
him to sit but he said no, that until I accepted his
apology? And he said, “I should have listened to
you, I failed to listen to you. Something you said
to me, and I failed to listen” Ribadu admitted that
he realized very late that Obasanjo was using him.
“So we have to destroy that link between power
and corruption. Audu Ogbe confirmed what I am
telling you. Then it was ‘go after this one, go after
the one, ahh! You did not arrest him? Arrest his
mother!’ I am challenging Obasanjo to deny it.
“So when you are looking for corruption, you
should look at the entire stratum of the society,
while some forms of corruption are direct, others
are indirect.”
When reminded that former President Obasanjo
said Ribadu investigated him and cleared him of
all corruption charges, Soyinka said: I am not
going to speak on this; but one thing l like, when I
speak, I don’t dwell on rumours but at the same
time I form opinion within the limits of the
investigation which I make, that’s how far I go. I
am a very curious person; I‘ll always ask: is this
thing true, is it not true? And I use my own means
to investigate and come to my conclusion.”
“Of course he(Ribadu) did, that was one of the
longest discussions I had in a long time. We were
there for almost four hours and we spoke for at
least two and a half hours. I asked him a couple
of questions and he told me certain things in
confidence and there were things in which
corroborated the things I have heard from
different directions on investigations which I
myself had made.
“But the important thing is that he came around
to see that my indication to him is that you had to get to the source of corruption which grows when
it is tolerated.”

PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI ; VICE PRESIDENT YEMI OSINBAJO (4TH -L); CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL POPULATION COMMISSION, CHIEF EZE DURUIHEOMA (3RD-R) AND OTHERS MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION. DURING VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT BY THE POPULATION COMMISSION AT THE PRESIDENTIAL VILLA IN ABUJA ON MONDAY PHOTO: GODWIN OMOIGUI As Buhari directs agencies to collaborate on use of data Tobi Soniyi in Abuja The National Population Commission (NPC) yesterday in Abuja said it would require N273 billion to conduct next year’s population census even as President Muhammadu Buhari directed government agencies to harmonise collection and usage of biometric data in the country, instead of replicating their efforts in this regard. A statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina said Buhari, gave the directive after receiving a briefing on the activities of the National Population Commission from the Chairman, Eze Duru Iheoma (SAN), who led other national commissioners to the Presidential Villa. Thee statement said Buhari wondered why each agency would gather its own biometric data, when such data could easily be shared. “It will be more cost effective if you work together. It helps even the credibility of the election process, as Nigerians of voting age can be identified easily,” the president said. Government organisations that currently collect biometric data include the National Population Commission, National Identity Management Commission, Federal Road Safety Commission, Independent National Electoral Commission, among others. The president added that all the agencies should collaborate with each other instead of going in different directions, stressing that adequate data was necessary for planning and development in any country. Iheoma had earlier briefed the president on what would be required for the commission to conduct a national census next year, 10 years after the last exercise, as stipulated by the United Nations. A national population census, the chairman said, would cost about N273 billion, while about N10 billion of the amount would be needed immediately. He told the president that a biometric-based census was being proposed because it would eliminate multiple respondents, and ghost respondents, while making the outcome easy to audit.

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Breaking news surround us has it that the Vice Chancellor Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku has stepped down, after losing his court case.
The Vice Chancellor who recently celebrated his one year in office, has been in court with Prof. Greg Nwakoby, in pursuant for a plea against the election process that installed him as a VC. Prof. Greg Nwakoby had argued that he was the winner of the Selection Process for the position of the VC in June last year, and not Prof. Joseph Ahaneku as later published by the School’s governing Council.
Our correspondents have made several efforts to reach the offices to confirm the information, but all efforts yielded no results, as their phone lines weren’t reachable.
As at the time of filing this report, it is alleged that the Vice Chancellor has handed over to the Deputy Vice Chancellor Admin. In another Development, the University’s Registrar and Bursar have been sacked.