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[size=13pt]Amaechi will be a big stain on Buhari govt . . . . . [/size]

[size=14pt]Everything about this govt is a huge joke[/size]

Buhari and his gang are
destroying this country gradually

ABUJA—FOLLOWING complaints of undue interference by the Department of State Services (DSS) in the Rivers State Election Petition pending before the Election petition Tribunal, the Senate has summoned the Director-General of the DSS, Lawal Daura to appear before it.

The upper chambers said that it would want prompt response to invitations and questions raised during the investigation.

The Senate had received a petition by the Rivers State House of Assembly and it was last week referred to the Senate Committee on Ethics and Public petitions. The Committee is chaired by Senator Samuel Anyanwu (PDP, Imo East Senatorial District.

Lawal Daura The Senate, which has commenced investigation into the allegations, asked the DSS Director- General to appear before the Senate Ethics, Privileges and Public petitions that would be conducting the investigation today (Thursday)

The Senate moved into action to summon the DSS director general when it got a petition signed by the 31 members of Rivers State House of Assembly. In the petition, the state lawmakers alleged among others that the DSS arrested some officials of the Independent National Election Commission (INEC) and members of the Election Petition Tribunal and subjected them to intimidation, harassment and coercion to compromise the judicial independence of the Tribunal and pervert the cause of justice.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/senate-grills-dss-chief-over-interference-in-rivers-tribunal/#sthash.5QgZsd1H.dpuf

When there is no news to keep the people
busy . . . . just fire somebody, put it in the news and keep people busy

I just love this man

[size=15pt]Osho can now
let madam Iweala be . . . [/size]

qw

[size=13pt]Nigeria is a zoo[/size]

[size=13pt]It's laughable how these gullible blind Buhari supporters reason. Even Buhari himself has distanced himself from credit his brainwashed maggots ascribe to him concerning refineries but they still insist

Na wa oo . . . . . . . this looks like the height of stupidity, I swear

Even Tinubu knows the Du.llard has not done anything and is appealing to Nigerians to allow him some honeymoon[/size]

Benin’s President Thomas Boni Yayi announced he will send 800 troops to join a new multinational force tasked with fighting Boko Haram militants after meeting with his Nigerian counterpart Muhammadu Buhari Saturday.

Buhari, who was sworn in on May 29, is facing a particularly deadly surge of Islamist violence at home, with more than 800 people killed in north-eastern Nigeria in the last two months.

The violence has spread to neighbours Chad and Cameroon, both of whom have faced an unprecedented wave of suicide bombings on their soil in recent weeks.
After a visit to Cameroon earlier this week to discuss the fight against the Islamist group, Buhari was in Cotonou to attend celebrations marking Benin’s 55 years of independence.

Boni Yayi told reporters after a meeting with Buhari that Benin will show “solidarity” with its “brothers in arms” in the region by sending “a contingent of 800 men… to permanently combat these outlaws”.

Troops for the new multinational force, which includes soldiers from Nigeria, Cameroon, Niger and Chad as well as Benin, were set to be deployed at any time, according to its commander Major General Iliya Abbah on Saturday.

The force, made up of 8,700 troops and headquartered in Chad, is expected to help with better coordination of the regional offensive launched in February, which has made a series of successful inroads against Boko Haram but has failed to neutralise the militants.

The extremist group, whose name roughly translates as “Western education is forbidden”, has carried on its campaign of attacks on security forces, suicide bombings and bloody raids on villages across Nigeria’s north and eastern borders despite the military campaign against them.

Boko Haram has kidnapped thousands of civilians, including women and children, with many either forced or indoctrinated into joining the extremists, rights groups say.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/benin-sends-800-troops-to-fight-boko-haram/

Obiagelli:
usual nonsense, I knew this was going to hit front page (typical nairaland) Please read the content of The Nation's headline below

Presidential flag bearer of the All Progressives Congress
(APC), Gen. Muhammadu Buhari is appalled that
neighbouring Chad and Cameroun are turning out to be
more successful at the battle front against Boko Haram
than Nigeria.
Nigeria’s poor performance,he says,is a disgrace.
“It’s a big disgrace for Nigeria. It is now Cameroon and
Chad fighting the insurgency more than Nigeria. We will
build the capacity and Nigeria should be able to secure
its territorial integrity,” Buhari told Reuters.
Troops from neighbouring Chad, Niger and Cameroon, all
much smaller and poorer than Nigeria, have been battling
the terrorists who have seized territory in Borno State.
Niger Republic said yesterday its troops killed 109 Boko
Haram fighters in an attempted attack on Bosso close to
the border with Nigeria.

thenationonlineng.net/disgrace-neighbours-must-take-boko-haram-buhari

So, in the last two months what has he been able to do? Boko Haram that were pushed to extinction in the last weeks reemerged stronger

psucc:
It think the topic should be retool to read:
APC: A Party of Desperate and Shameless Liars.

Same thing

Liar Muhammed should be ashamed of himself

Things are nosediving for the worse my dear

With or without Buhari, Igbos will always excel