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banmee:
The devil had nothing to do with it.

Arian11:
lol he looks like an intern that buys amala for bank staffs ..chai life oo

Political crisis involving Kogi State governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello and Senator representing Kogi West Senatorial district, Dino Melaye is currently ongoing on in Lokoja the state capital.
As at the time of this report, DAILY POST has confirmed the death of two persons who were hit by Police bullet but could not be identified as to who’s camp the victims belonged.

The information has it that those loyal to Senator Dino Melaye who were mainly students converged in Lokoja to block attempts to continue with recall process but were met with stiff resistance from governor Yahaya Bello’s camp.
The scuffle led to the death of two persons

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myright:
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Note: its 3 semesters per session

myright:
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The Nigerian Embassy in the United Kingdom has revealed that the President, Muhammadu Buhari who was flown out of the country some weeks ag to the UK for medical attention is in good hands and is improving significantly health wise.

The source in the Nigeria High Commission in London, United Kingdom, further revealed that the president will be back in the country soon to resume work.

Speaking on the president’s health, the Embassy source said: “We thank God.
“He (Buhari) is doing very good; he is ok but his doctors will determine (when he will return).”

The official, reported to be in constant contact wit the president who left the country on May 7 furth added: “(It is) sad that any human being will wish another dead.”

“It’s sad but God is all seeing and will always suffi and to Him we submit all our affairs. They have failed and will continue to fail.”
Reacting to calls for resignation of the president from some quarters, the source stated: “Well that’ their problem because it is God that gives power and takes it when He so wishes and not anybody else.”

The source further added that the president is no healthy enough to observe his daily five-prayers.

signz:
He's hoping Dangote refinery will be ready by then.

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu, on Monday vowed to resign if Nigeria continues to import fuel by 2019.

Mr. Kachikwu stated this during an interview on BBC World Service programme, HardTalk, anchored by Stephen Sackur.

In the interview, which lasted 23 minutes, Mr. Kachikwu promised to deliver on the completion of the refineries, noting that he was committed to delivering a future for oil in Nigeria.

On Nigeria’s over-reliance on oil, the minister said the government plans to diversify into agriculture and other sources of revenue.

He said, “Oh, yes, clearly over- reliant , but whether that is dangerous… I look at the positive side of oil also in terms of what it’s done to a country over the years . But when the price slumps, it’s dangerous.

“But we will love to see a lot more diversification, a lot more efforts going into agriculture, emphasis on tourism…”

When asked when the country was going to be self-sufficient in terms of refining petroleum, Mr. Kachikwu declared that 2019 had been set as the target.

“2019 is the target time… I target 2019 . If I don’t achieve it, I will walk…I put the date and I will achieve it,” the minister said.


He, however, did not clarify if he meant early 2019 or the end of 2019 with the current administration’s tenure set to lapse in May 2019 unless re-elected.
When probed about President Muhammadu Buhari’s health, the minister noted that he didn’t know the details of the president’s medical treatment.

“He is in London; he’s undergoing hospital treatment. I don’t know the details of that. I obviously wouldn’t know. But…he’s back in London, he ’s continued some levels of meetings.

“He has a very efficient vice president who is sitting in for him in his absence,” he added.
Commenting further, Mr. Kachikwu explained that he had delivered on all his promises, stating that he made the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, a profit-making organisation.

“I have delivered on all that I have promised when I came into office,” he said.
“First, I took Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and made it a profit- making organisation.

“This is the first time such is happening. I reshaped the organisation. I removed cash call deficits of over $ 6 billion and renegotiated it. I will deliver on the refineries and I’m committed to it. I will deliver a future for oil that makes sense for Nigeria.

“I can ’t pretend that we’re going to solve in one day all the problems that happened in Nigeria in the past,” he added.

thunderbabs:
Lol...na by force ooo.all dz capitalist will sha want to put chain on ur neck by force ni oo, adding to people's problems....Person say e no nid loan for dz recession, una still dey cajole am say hin loan go grow, what kind of MMM is that?