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President Muhammadu Buhari participates at the Programme of the African Union Extra-ordinary Session of Assembly of Heads of State and Government on Humanitarian on 27th May 2022

tesppidd:
And how about you?

What will you go down as?

You will go down in history as a nobody.

Finneseguy1:
Super story

pinkPUSSY:
A very sad reality you must accept..

The earlier you accept it, the lesser chest pains for you when that reality comes..

We yorubas stand with Lawan, on his mandate we shall all stand...

Yoruba Lagba!!!

Lockaya:
Failure

MMWandali:
Public holiday

Are they now serious about children matter or is it just a 2023 strategy

Let's wait and see

Treasure17:
Wasting tax payers money on jamboree as if he has something meaningful to contribute. Nonsense.

President Muhammadu Buhari departs Abuja and arrives Malabo, Equatorial Guinea ahead of African Union Extra-ordinary Session of Assembly of Heads of State and Government on 26th May 2022

President Buhari and First Lady Aisha with their daughters Zahra and Halima Enroute Malabo, Equatorial Guinea ahead of the African Union Extraordinary Session of Assembly of Heads of State and Government on 26th May 2022

President Buhari and First Lady Aisha with Prime Minister of Equatorial Guinea Fransisco Asue and other delegation as he arrives Malabo, Equatorial Guinea ahead of African Union Extra-ordinary Session of Assembly of Heads of State and Government on 26th May 2022

adebwalex:
The pictures said it all. JUST look at PYO composure.... The anointed candidate...This pictures go give some people high blood pressure..

RainOnMe:
Another tour. Meanwhile the youth are wasting away due to ASUU strike.

MadamVanessa:




Failure personified

MITCHELL96:
Dullard dey go Summit ?

Wonders shall never end

RuddyFusion:
That's APC consensus candidate speaking

PRESIDENT BUHARI ATTENDS AU EXTRA-ORDINARY SUMMIT IN MALABO

President Muhammadu Buhari will depart Abuja on Thursday, May 26, 2022, to participate in African Union Extra-ordinary Session of Assembly of Heads of State and Government in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, with special focus on security.

The three-day summit, which will hold on May 26th-28th, will also focus on Humanitarian Challenges in Africa, with related issues on migration, refugees, returnees and Internally Displaced Persons.

At the summit, the African leaders will look at Terrorism and Unconstitutional Change of Government, with attendant spiraling effects on human rights and economies.

President Buhari will join other Heads of State and Government to deliberate on Humanitarian Challenges, Hopes and Challenges in Africa, and participate in adoption of Assembly Declaration on Humanitarian Summit and pledging conference.

On security and governance, the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union will take a united position on Terrorism and Unconstitutional Change of Government, and reach agreements on new approaches to stem the tide.

President Buhari will also hold sideline meetings with some leaders during the meeting in Malabo.

Mrs Aisha Buhari, who is the President of African First Ladies Peace Mission, is accompanying her husband to the African Union meeting.

The President will also be accompanied by Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama; Minister of Defence, Maj-Gen Bashir Salihi Magashi (rtd); Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management & Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq; National Security Adviser, Maj-Gen Babagana Monguno (rtd); Director General, National Intelligence Agency (NIA), Amb. Ahmed Rufa’i Abubakar and Chairman, Nigerians In Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) Abike Dabiri-Erewa.

Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
May 26, 2022

President Muhammadu Buhari meets with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo shortly before departure to Malabo, Equatorial Guinea on 26th May 2022

Malory:
Buhari is a certified failure

NIGERIA, ETHIOPIA TO HOLD JOINT COMMISSION MEETING ON TRADE, ECONOMY, POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS

Nigeria and Ethiopia have concluded arrangements to hold a Joint Ministerial Commission meeting in Addis Ababa next month to discuss various areas of bilateral relationship and exchange perspectives on a range of international issues of mutual interest.

President Muhammadu Buhari hosted the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Dr Abiy Ahmed, to a State Visit and a presidential lunch attended by the First Lady of Nigeria, Aisha Buhari and Ethiopian First Lady Zinash Tayachew, in State House, Abuja on Wednesday.

A major outcome of the visit is the desire of both countries to take concrete steps to expand bilateral relations in key areas including the economy, trade, science and technology, solid minerals, among others.

Nigeria’s Ambassador to Ethiopia, Victor Adeleke spoke to the media, explaining the essence of the visit and the burgeoning state of relations between both countries.

Ambassador Adeleke:

‘‘The Ethiopian Prime Minister, Dr Abiy Ahmed has always taken Nigeria as one of the pillars in Africa and a strong country in stabilizing democracy in Africa.

‘‘In the spirit of African brotherhood and seeking African solutions to African problems, President Buhari and the Prime Minister consult from time to time and this visit is an icing on the cake.

‘‘President Buhari has been in Addis Ababa a couple of times so the Prime Minister thought it wise to visit Nigeria and confer with President Buhari enroute to Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, for the humanitarian conference and the African Union Extraordinary Summit on Terrorism and Unconstitutional Changes of Government.

‘‘The state of relations between Nigeria and Ethiopia is very warm.

‘‘We are working together and we will soon be convening the Joint Ministerial Commission to discuss various areas of relationship that will be beneficial to both countries.

‘‘Nigerian officials are heading to Addis Ababa in June to discuss various areas of relationship including political, economic, science and technology, mines and industry.

‘‘We have been engaging and we will continue to engage.

‘‘In the private sector, Dangote has a big cement factory in Ethiopia and Ethiopia has an expanding economy in Africa.

‘‘So this is a very important and useful visit that will help officials from both countries to continue to network.’’

gambia:
Buhari that I know wont release this man.

nairavsdollars:
Who will open your fake blog?

Born2Breed:
Lol. Apriko blogger

PRESIDENCY WARNS AGAINST HASTY RESPONSE TO CRUEL VIDEOS NOW VIRAL REVEALS NEXT LINE OF ACTION

The Presidency wishes to caution against any knee-jerk reactions, the creation of panic, disruption of lives and livelihoods, or even retaliatory violence following the viral videos of the alleged killings of non-indigenes by the Eastern Security Network (ESN) and its mother terrorist group, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

While expert agencies are now verifying the factuality and veracity of the claims that accompany the horrid pictures being circulated, we call on all citizens to avoid hasty steps or conclusions that could exacerbate the situation, and on the contrary keep to a line of conduct that will help the law to take its proper course.

The Presidency also cautions the public against the indiscriminate sharing of posts on social media so as to deny vested interests who seek to divide us and create disturbance the chance to do so.

In the issuance of his very strong condemnation of these “wild, barbarous and wanton killings of innocent people” in the South-East as well as the other parts of the country, which he described as “deeply distressing,” President Muhammadu Buhari warns the perpetrators of these acts to expect tough response from the security forces.

rickpat:
eye service

In recognition of his lifetime outstanding commitment to the fight against corruption and selfless service with exceptional integrity, President Muhammadu Buhari has been honoured with the Chartered Institute of Forensics and Certified Fraud Examiners of Nigeria (CIFCFEN) GLOBAL INTEGRITY AND ANTI CORRUPTION AWARD OF EXCELLENCE.

The President was presented with the Award on Tuesday in Abuja by the Chairman Governing Council CIFCFEN Board of Trustees, Dr Iliyasu Gashinbaki.

The award is the highest honour of the Institute reserved for only African Heads of States with impeccable character and unimpeachable ideals.

The Nigerian leader is the first African leader to be bestowed with the award.

Receiving the award, President Buhari thanked the Institute for the honour, saying:

''This recognition further imbues in me hope that we will as individuals and citizens of this country begin to live right and imbibe the ideals and ethos of the founding fathers of this great nation.''

The President pledged ''to look into and assent accordingly'' a bill seeking the formal establishment of CIFCFEN, acknowledging that the Bill is presently before him.

He commended the Institute for working and effectively complementing the efforts of law enforcement agencies, including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) and the Police.

He directed the anti-corruption agencies to continue partnering with the Institute for the benefit of the country.

Furthermore, the President directed the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning to work with the Institute in areas of providing technical assistance and capacity building to all revenue generating agencies and regulators in the public sector.

The President lauded the Board of Trustees for issuing the first independent review of graft fighting strategy of the country, adding that he is pleased to receive copies of the latest flagship publication, the Annual (2021) CIFCFEN Country Report, themed around the review of the Country’s National Anti-Corruption Strategy 2017-2021.

''This is the first independent review of graft fighting strategy and I commend the Institute for this initiative.''

Justifying the importance of forensics and fraud examination in the fight against corruption, President Buhari said:

''The need for forensic experts arises in educating, preventing, detecting and prosecuting fraudsters, while fraud examination helps mitigate vices like embezzlement, money laundering, misuse and mismanagement of public resources.

''Many Nigerians, who are serious about eliminating corruption in our country, will welcome this review of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy midwifed by the Federal Ministry of Justice and the Presidential Advisory Committee on Anti-Corruption in 2017 and supported by our International friends.

''This has been our flagship effort in fighting corruption and we did this by distilling all previous strategies geared towards fighting corruption into a single strategy, while this review comes with recommendations that will be carefully reviewed by the Office of the Attorney General and adopted in our 2nd National Anti-Corruption Strategy that will be unveiled shortly.

''This effort by the Institute to undertake the review of the national anti-corruption strategy is highly commendable and it has shown the usefulness of partnerships with professional bodies and my administration will continue to partner with the Institute and as well as other private institutions, the academia and other stakeholders in the fight to stop sleaze and mitigate corruption.''

In his remarks, Dr Gashinbaki noted that the Institute was established in 2011 by the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) as the Society of Forensic Accounting and Fraud Prevention (SFAFP), but was later changed to CIFCFEN.

He said as a partner to the government, the Institute has noted certain commendable international best practices by this administration, which should be sustained by even successive administrations.

He listed the following:

''Principle of complete non-interference with investigation activities; elimination of the culture of political investigations and prosecutions; strong will in reforming the oil and gas sector; sustainable reforms in the maritime sector; treasury single account; recoveries of the proceeds of crime and forensic audit of revenue generating and big spending agencies.''

The Chairman Governing Council CIFCFEN Board of Trustees added that sustenance of best practices such as open government partnership, as well as the open contracting regime and beneficial ownership disclosure would have the significant potential of increasing the nation’s revenue by N10 trillion in the short term.

InternetWebM082:
Good evening Nairalanders, a guy who claimed his from outside the country has been disturbing my aunty on Facebook and WhatsApp. He said he's outside Nigeria and he uses a Nigerian number to chat my aunty on WhatsApp, this the number O 7 O 6 5O 4. 7 5 7. 5 pls can this be real?? Am afraid because of the way bad things are happening this time. He said he wants to marry her. Even wants send hug amount of money to her. Please help.

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Have searched the number on Truecaller I didn't see any information nor the person's name it's just showing blank.

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He said he's father is the owner of Haven Wine, that he's father sold the company, he's father died and left him with 3 companies. He even gave my aunty his mother's number to call they spoke on phone. The mother is in Nigeria. According To him the mother refused to pick his calls because he has not married so she wants him to marry. Now she said I should find out about the number if the person is real. That's why I bought this issue here.

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