Chelsea’s Third Kit 2020/2021 Is The Worst Jersey – DO YOU AGREE?

The London Club officially announced its third jersey for the 2020/2021 season

Sentiment apart, this is the worst jersey have ever seen and it’s so disappointing it’s coming from a top team like Chelsea, same London with my Arsenal team.

Regardless, your jersey must depict your image, logo and speak more of your club. But instead, Chelsea decides to stand as low budget Barcelona or another Crystal Palace.

This is not nice in all aspect and the funniest part is against which team will this jersey match with? Never! Waste of resources and money.

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Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Abubakar Malami (SAN), has told President Muhammadu Buhari that political maneuvering towards the 2023 election informed the allegations of corruption against him.

In a memo to President Buhari, the AGF attached documentary evidence that the properties on which his traducers based their allegations were deposed to in his asset declarations to the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB).

A coalition of civil society organisations had petitioned Buhari against Malami, asking that the minister should step down from office in view of online reports of alleged massive acquisition of expensive properties likely to be proceeds of corrupt enrichment.


But in the AGF’s memo dated August 7, 2020, he declared that the petitioners are on a futile expedition, even as he detailed his earnings, including salaries, allowances, estacodes and sundry income and benefits of businesses he received since his appointment as minister from 2015 till date.

“Since my appointment as a minister in your cabinet, I have conducted myself strictly within the confines of the code of conduct for public officers contained in Part 1 of the Fifth Schedule of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as amended,” he told Buhari.

Malami disclosed that apart from a successful legal practice of more than 20 years, seven of which were as a senior advocate of Nigeria, he had interests in business ventures allowed by law before withdrawing active participation upon his appointment.

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The minister disclosed, for instance, that he established Rayhaan Hotels, Rayhaan Food and Drinks both in Kano State, since December 13, 2013, years before the 2015 election and long before his appointment as minister in Buhari’s first term.

Malami added that with the dissolution of the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Working Committee (NWC), those who lost out in the power tussle launched media attacks against his office and the present administration.

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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the timetable for the 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examination.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how the West African Senior School Certificate Examination(WASSCE) will begin on August 17. the govt also said exit classes in secondary schools will resume August 4.

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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the timetable for the 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examination.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how the West African Senior School Certificate Examination(WASSCE) will begin on August 17. the govt also said exit classes in secondary schools will resume August 4.

In a statement on Tuesday , spokesperson of WAEC, Demianus Ojijeogu, said different versions of the examination timetable are in circulation and “enjoins the overall public to disregard them as they didn’t emanate from it.”

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President Muhammadu Buhari says the covid-19 pandemic has so far inflicted a high level of disruption on countries socio-economic such that countries are struggling to cope.

Speaking at the virtual extraordinary China-Africa summit on Solidarity against COVID-19 co-hosted by the Forum for China-Africa Cooperation on Wednesday, he added that the health systems of many nations had also been severely tested by the pandemic.

He said,

“The COVID-19 outbreak is a clear wake-up call for all of humanity.

“The health systems of many nations have been severely tested by the outbreak of this disease, that most resorted to unprecedented executive measures of closing borders and locking down cities to restrict movements and commerce.

“The immediate socio-economic disruptions have been hard to cope with for many, and others suffered devastating effects.”

“As we face a common pervasive and invisible enemy, it is important that we all remain united to save our shared humanity, because this virus knows no borders.

“The fight against a global pandemic that continues to take so many lives, threaten livelihoods and challenge the very fabric of societies, requires enhanced cooperation and worldwide solidarity,” he said.

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Prof. Christopher Ogiehor, father-in-law of the expelled governorship aspirant of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State, Matthew Iduoriyekemwen, has been gruesomely murdered in Benin, the state capital.

‎Ogiehor, 80, an Orthopaedic Surgeon, the Medical Director of City Clinic, Benin, was murdered at his residence: No. 13, Egbor Avenue in the Government Reservation Area (GRA) in the state capital.

‎The deceased was found dead with a broken head and his hands tied, in his house in the early hours of Thursday.

Edo Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Chidi Nwabuzor, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), confirmed the murder via phone, while adding that investigation into the dastardly act was ongoing.

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Disturbed by the pervasive insecurity in the country, the Sultan of Sokoto and President-General of Jama’atu Nasir Islam (JNI), Alhaji Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, yesterday said the killings by Boko Haram insurgents and bandits would have been avoided if the Federal Government had “risen to the occasion.” He, consequently, advised government to brace up to the responsibility of defending the citizens by ending the menace nationwide.

In a statement issued yesterday by the Security General of JNI, Dr. Khalid Abubaker Aliyu, the Sultan stated that rather than apportioning blames and rejecting opposing views, the presidency should muster the political will to tackle the issue once and for all.

Abubakar said: “JNI is in utter shockwave over the unfortunate repeated losses of precious lives and wanton destruction of property arising from the well-coordinated attacks of armed bandits, Boko Haram terrorist groups and rapists.

“These repeated calamitous scenarios would have been avoided had the government risen to the occasion.

“We nonetheless, as always, condemn the repeated brutal acts in their entirety, especially the lackadaisical attitude of relevant security agencies that seemed to be overwhelmed despite repeated calls by concerned and well-meaning Nigerians for a decisive action.”

He continued: “We implore government to take all genuine calls, concerns so raised and recommendations proffered so far, even from perceived and/or alleged antagonists in good fate, in order to move the country on the path of glory – human security, as development in whatever guise – is utterly incomplete without security.”

The Sultan further said: “Government at all levels should do everything possible, as a matter of urgency, to stop these evil acts of terror repeatedly being unleashed on innocent souls and restore peace and security, which is their first constitutional role, as silence is no longer acceptable.

“The Nigerian Army and all other security outfits in Nigeria must be properly equipped and adequately maintained by the government, as the narrative making the round suggests that the criminals have more sophisticated armouries than the security men on the frontline.”

In a related development, heads of security agencies yesterday met with Governor Aminu Masari in Katsina to brainstorm over the security challenge in the North West region.

Led by the National Security Adviser (NSA), Maj-Gen. Babagana Mungono (rtd), the delegation included the Inspector General of Police, Muhammad Adamu; Director General of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA), Ahmed Rufa’i Abubakar; his Department of State Services (DSS) counterpart, Yusuf Magaji Bichi, and the Chief of Defence Intelligence Agency, Air Vice Marshal M.S. Usman.

Addressing reporters after the gathering, Mungono, who said they were in the state at the behest of President Muhammadu Buhari, assured Nigerians that the security chiefs were unrelenting in their effort to rid Katsina and the entire region of bandits and their peers.

Source: http://skipogist.com/sultan-indicts-fg-for-pervasive-insecurity-urges-immediate-action/

The Minister of data and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, yesterday, took a holistic assessment of the Buhari administration within the last one year and concluded that President Muhammadu Buhari had been providing bold and courageous leadership which the country “is marching surely and steadily to hitch the comity of great nations.”

But the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) fired back, saying that the five-year administration of President Buhari and therefore the All Progress Congress (APC) had taken Nigeria 60 years backward.

On an equivalent day, the President in a piece of writing published in Newsweek magazine on post-Coronavirus Africa, stated that the renewed infrastructural development in Nigeria and other sub-Saharan regions of Africa had positioned it to be the new global manufacturing hub within the post COVID-19 era.

Lai Mohammed spoke in Abuja at a news conference to mark the primary anniversary (second term) of the Buhari administration.

The minister said though the President came to power on ‘change’ mantra, but that change was never easy and therefore the birth of a replacement nation comes with pain.

“With the bold and courageous leadership provided by the President, Nigeria is marching surely and steadily to hitch the comity of great nations. Change isn't easy, and therefore the birth of a replacement nation comes with pain.

“We thank Nigerians for his or her support and perseverance, and hereby reassure them of the administration’s unrelenting commitment to creating life more meaningful for the citizenry.

“President Muhammadu Buhari was elected in 2015 on the strength of his promise of change.

Nigerians, who are satisfied together with his performance, especially within the cardinal areas of fighting corruption, tackling insecurity and revamping the economy, overwhelmingly re-elected the President in 2019,” the federal government’s spokesman said.

In his message, “1st Anniversary (2nd term) of Buhari Administration: A Year of Momentous Change,” the minister added that one year later, the President was taking Nigeria to the “next Level of irreversible change for the better” which the intractable power problem was finally being tackled during a way that might end poor power supply that had stunted Nigeria’s socio-economic development.


According to him, “The days of unbridled massive importation of food are coming to an end, as Nigeria moves to become self-sufficient in major staples, especially rice. because of the supply of the many platforms and improved welfare, the Nigerian military lives up to the billing in tackling insurgency.”

Mohammed said because the President begins his second year of the second and last tenure, the stage was set for the implementation of the best agricultural revolution within the history of Nigeria.

“The unprecedented approval by the Buhari administration to inject $1.2 billion in-kind loan into the agriculture sector through the government-to-government bilateral loan from Brazil, with support from Deutsche Bank and therefore the Islamic Corporation for Insurance of credit of the Islamic Development Bank, will revolutionise our agriculture at scale,” he explained.

On power supply, the Minister of data said that top on the list was power, or electricity, saying it might be an “understatement” to mention that inadequate power supply, hallmarked by regular blackouts, had stifled Nigeria’s economic development.

He claimed that it had been perhaps the only most formidable obstacle to the country’s economic development; but added that following an agreement with German company Siemens in July 2019 to spice up power supply in Nigeria, the stage was set for the perennial power problem to become a thing of the past.

He added, “Under the three-phase agreement, Nigerians will enjoy 7,000 megawatts of reliable power supply by the top of 2021 (phase 1), 11,000 megawatts by the top of 2023 (phase 2) and 25,000 megawatts within the third phase.

“To put things in perspective, Nigeria’s current power generation capacity is quite 13,000 megawatts, but only a mean of three ,400 megawatts, reliably reach consumers.

Explaining what the administration had done to spice up infrastructure development within the past years, the Minister further said the administration had began a huge infrastructural renewal, the sort of which the country had not witnessed since Nigeria’s return to democratic rule out 1999.

He gave samples of the Second Niger Bridge, Abuja-Kano Expressway, the Owerri Interchange, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway and Port Harcourt-Enugu Expressway, and therefore the commencement of road repairs in 92 locations across 24 states by the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA).

The minister further claimed that the fight against corruption, which he described as a “cardinal programme of the administration,” had continued unabated during the amount under review, saying the leading anti-corruption agencies had been unrelenting in facing down the canker worm of corruption.

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Meanwhile, President Buhari yesterday stated that the renewed infrastructural development in Nigeria and other sub-Saharan regions of Africa had positioned it to be the new global manufacturing hub within the post COVID-19 era.

In a piece of writing he contributed to Newsweek magazine on post-Coronavirus Africa, the President said Nigeria had established the primary private petroleum refinery , which he described together of the most important within the world, and thanked foreign countries that repatriated stolen funds to Nigeria for the rapid infrastructural provisions.

He said the story was an equivalent with other African countries, describing sub-Sahara Africa as a brighter destination than Asia, North America and Europe in terms of the foreign direct investment inflow to the gross domestic product (GDP).

Buhari also noted that the position of Africa wasn't to contest with any major power or paly politics but merely to present the chance to contribute her own quota in solving global problems, especially with the youthful population of African countries.

He said as bright as that information looked, what was brighter was that Africa, which he described because the brightest manufacturing location, wasn't curious about geo-political competition.

He described Africa as “an opportunity,” with no threat to anyone, assuring that in future, institutions like African armies or continental airline would never be created.

He argued that the continent’s drive was to grow its manufacturing prowess and to not showcase any strength but rather poised to position itself as partner ongoing .

$1 billion Stolen from Nigeria under a Junta within the 1990s

President Buhari also disclosed in his article that on the brink of $1 billion was stolen from Nigeria “under a previous, undemocratic junta within the 1990s”.

Although Buhari didn't mention the name lately General Sani Sani Abacha directly, it had been clear that he was pertaining to the dictator who presided over the state between 1993 and 1998.

The Nigerian leader thanked countries that had returned the looted funds to Nigeria.

PDP: Buhari, APC Have Set Nigeria 60 Years Backward

The opposition PDP yesterday said its review of the five-year administration of President Buhari and therefore the ruling APC showed that that they had taken Nigeria 60 years backward.

The National Publicity Secretary of PDP, Kola Ologbondiyan, who stated this at a news conference in Abuja, added that in line with the assessments of majority of Nigerians, “Our party views the last five years of Buhari administration as wasteful and will at the simplest be described because the season of the locusts.”

The PDP lamented that the Buhari-led APC government had turned the state into a wasteland, devastated her economy, shattered the national dreams, crushed the hope of citizens and set the country backward.

The PDP further stated that the APC administration had reversed all the gains achieved by the PDP that May 29 was always celebrated and left the country dejected and despondent.

According to the PDP, “Under President Buhari, May 29 has become each day of grieving for Nigerians; each day for commemoration of failed promises, reversal of gains achieved by past leaders and retrogression in our body polity as a nation.

“This administration has failed woefully in its three major governance planks of provision of security, economic recovery and fight against corruption.”

The PDP said that within the last five years, the APC administration had done nothing but drive the state along the precipices; reneged on all its campaign promises, ruined the productive sector, frustrated the farmers, manufacturers and little scale entrepreneurs, devalued the Naira, wrecked employment opportunities for the youth, turned the once prosperous nation into the poverty capital of the planet , while accumulating huge foreign debts for this and future generation.

Under five years, it claimed, “President Buhari has borrowed from every corner of the planet . These include external borrowing of $10.72 billion (N4.1 trillion) in 2015; $11.41 billion (N4.4 trillion) in 2016; $18.91 billion (N7.3 trillion) in 2017; $25.27 billion (N9.8 trillion) in 2018; $27.68 billion (N10.7 trillion) in 2019; also as 2020 loans of $3.4 billion (N1.3 trillion) from IMF; $4.4 million (N1.594 billion) internal borrowing; $22.7 billion (N8.8 trillion) external loan and therefore the recently yet to be approved $5.513 billion (N2.1 trillion) waiting before the National Assembly.”

According to the PDP, “Under the APC administration, insurgents, marauders and bandits, who are pushed to the fringes under the PDP, have resurged and are now having field day ravaging communities and killing our compatriots while government continue in its hypocrisy and empty condolence messages.”

The party said that it had been distressing that “instead of heeding wise counsel to simply accept failure and avoid making false performance claims, the Buhari Presidency just yesterday, released an inventory of recycled fictitious achievements, including very insensitive claim of getting routed out bandits; whilst marauders were pillaging communities and killing our compatriots in Sokoto and in other states, particularly within the Northwest.”

Ologbondiyan said, “Our party once more asks President Buhari to awaken to the truth , accept failure and seek help since it's become clear that his administration, as presently constituted, has devastated our nation and is leading us on a journey to nowhere.”

Secondus Appraises APC Years in Office

The National Chairman of the PDP, Prince Uche Secondus has described the five years’ administration of President Buhari and therefore the ruling APC, as a road Nigeria shouldn't have passed.

Prince Secondus said during a statement appraising the five years of President Buhari and therefore the APC he personally signed titled “Five years of Buhari- The Road that ought to not are followed” that within the last five years, all negative indexes in our socio-political and economic life as a nation were activated.

He said that the last five years are regrettable years of anguish to the people thanks to the glaring incompetence and incapacity to deliver good governance.

Secondus said: “All gains after independence, the war also because the era the PDP successfully midwifed the nation’s democratic evolution up to the purpose of successfully seeing an opposition win and transit into power are destroyed. This happened at a time small nations like Ghana witnessed astronomic growth altogether spheres.”

He said that “In 2015 the worldwide international community stood in salute for Nigeria for the good feat recorded in area of democracy but instead of progress from it, the state under the watch of APC has continued to travel in retrogression.

“Our general elections are anything but fair, with security agencies and therefore the Election body abandoning their legitimate responsibilities of neutrality and fairness to being visibly partners of the ruling government”.

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