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[quote author=MrRichmond post=66692886][/quote] that dude is a grade A zombie, his case is irredeemable.

Tremor007:
This is deep but in the case of Sowore I think he is a real baller he is really walking the talk as he has taken to the streets to let the world knows that he is battle ready for 2019, however, as a Nigerian I must not lose focus on the fact that this is Nigeria where someone like Sowore stands no chance based on his party and financial muscle.

My brother, I don't always like to talk about this not too young ish because somehow as a Nigerian I know it's more of a mirage except REVOLUTION pave way for it. It is more of the "kingdom suffers violence and the violent must take it by force" and looking at Nigeria's youths today, you will agree with me that the youths seem not to be ready to take the "kingdom by force" and this is why I see Sowore and Fela Durotoye guts as mere comedy because under the political system of Nigeria there are cabals, two party structure that boasts of unimaginable war chest (because we play money politics here), intimidating memberships going into millions and firm representation in all the 36 States of the federation. As as today, I don't know under what party Sowore or Fela is going to come out from to actualize his dream of being the President of Nigeria, it is more than rabble rousing or mere wishful thinking based on the factors I reveal above (financial strength and intimidating membership drive), perhaps Sowore or Fela can ball by 2027 but I am sure this coming 2019 is still going to be a direct battle between APC and PDP! Thank you.

The Political Reality For 2019!

1. In 2019, more Nigerians will vote than ever before. This is rather obvious since more Nigerians now  have more interest in who rules them, both at the state and at the Federal levels!

2. The demographics of voting will also change. More educated persons will vote this time around, so anyone who banks on the illiterates mainly will need to rethink.

3. The current INEC has shown surprisingly biased attitude and looks less to be trusted to deliver a credible election in 2019 especially in the Presidential Election where all attentions are focused.

4. Religion will play a less dominant  role in 2019. More voters will be interested in service delivery than in the religion of the candidates.

5. Anyone who still thinks that cubes of maggi and cups of rice will do the trick is living in the past. Money will no doubt play a role but people will collect and still vote their choices because they have seen how cups of rice shortchanged them in the past.

6. Social Media is now the main determinant of public opinion and it cannot be censored, so its going to be used massively in the efforts to win hearts and minds!

7. The security forces will be forced to be neutral too because politics has become emotionalized to the point where voters will fight for their rights of a fair vote!

8. Under 25 who make up 65% of the population will determine who wins elections. They will take more interest in elections because they have seen how their lack of interests  has robbed them and is robbing them.

9. Track records will count, promises will not.

10. Local and regional interests will show a marked pattern in all elections and more incumbents will lose on account of lack of performance.

Be wise. Create awareness in your locality before it is too late!

tribalmall:
This funny thing about this OP n his post is that he truly believes people should believe him when every single soul on planet earth knows that you were nurtured with lie deceit concerted in hate as an Igbo child. Pictures shown were taken during Jonathan time but Jonathan was only able to show the construction of the bridge on paper at the same site where this structure is now standing. May your tribe not perish from the lies you tell yourself.

I am too sure you missed your way here now go back to the Romance section where you truly belong. Ordinary to read and understand by verifying the claims the Op made but you will not but like a typical tribalist you are here again barking in an unknown babbling without making sense.

This is just the truth of the whole matter, I don't know why this useless government enjoys taking Niferians for an unnecessary ride that keeps portraying us a laughing stock among the comity of Nations.

The Empty Noise About The Not-Too-Young To Run Factor!

For the first time I will unveil what has been bothering my heart regarding why I will always kick against a Sowore Omowole or Fela Durotoye and his likes under this wasteful Presidential System of Government and why I will support an Atiku and other experienced politician. If Sowore or Fela emerges today as the President of Nigeria can you sincerely from your heart tell me that Sowore or Fela can do the following: Run a government that is bereft of godfatherism; run a government that can scrap the useless 1999 Constitution; run a government that can instil discipline in the 109-membership of the Senate; run a unicameral House of Assembly instead of the wasteful Bicameral one we currently operates; can Sowore or Fela handle insurgency in the North effectively well? Can Sowore or Fela handle knotty ethnic issues across Nigeria being a greenhorn on National Political Matter in Nigeria. I have more but reflect on this first and reduce accordingly back to me

Ab initio, there was a young Country officially birthed in 1960 after years of agitation for her independence from their Superior Colonial Masters. It was the likes of Chief Awolowo, Sardauna of Sokoto, Nnamdi Azikiwe and others who were in their 30s to 50s that became beneficiaries of this struggle when Nigeria became independent. Fortunately, it was those if them in their 50s (the likes of Awo, Zik, Sardauna, Tafawa Balewa etc) that became leaders while the younger ones serve in subservient capacities.

It must be noted that these leaders were seasoned politicians who knew their onions in the game and who can compete with their colleagues across the globe during that time. Awolowo was more than qualified to be a British Prime Minister at that time the same can be said of Zik and Sardauna. They drafted powerful and all encompassing Constitution that works which makes Nigeria to be a darling of all Nations and even made the Great Britain to conclude that Nigeria is the emerging next World Leader that must be watched. Agriculture was our main-stay and our means of livelihood, funds generated then were efficiently utilized for the betterment of all and guess what, we had a System then it was called Regional System under a robust Parliamentary System of Government. Even when the military struck in Jan. 14, 1966 as a result of the greed of the politicians life was still bearable and pleasing until the unfortunate mass sack of civil servants (about 10,000 in 1975) by the young General Murtala (who was 38 years old) which eventually gave birth to "ghost workers" and the unnecessary mapping out of Abuja as capital in 1975 where a huge capital was voted for but were misappropriated by his fellow "khaki men". Gowon was 31 when he became President he was ill-advised by his fellow youths to create more States and finally took Nigeria out a federating units into Unitary System which is what we are still using. Obasanjo was in his 30s when he became head of state and we all know the story. Buhari came in as a youth again in 1983 we can still relate to how he destroyed Nigeria's Middle Class and brought untold hardship on us all. I can go on with what the so-called youths did to the system when they had the opportunity.

The truth is, Nigeria operates on a two-party system that rules supreme in the areas of membership drive and financial power, they are; APC and PDP! As it stands today, APC, the ruling party, can only be matched by no other party at the polls by PDP this is the truth! I don't know the party a Sowore or a Fela is coming out from but be rest assured that come 2019 Elections, it is going to be a straight war between APC and PDP. Please, kindly reflect on this and tell me what a Sowore or Fela Durotoye will do differently if he gets into power if not his sweet talks of motivational speeches which is not needed in Nigerian politics. Thank you for reading.

Tomakint!

This is some nice info right there thanks @Op you did a good job. I can't believe my eyes

neezar:
you will also blame Jonathan for ur reasoning ability

you are a wicked man

I love this, there should be no tolerance for moles in the house.

In Rivers Atiku did not just come and go

By Kelvin Ebiri (South-South Bureau Chief)

08 April 2018   |   4:09 am

Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar

Ahead of 2019 polls, indication has emerged that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) might give its presidential ticket to either former Head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar or former Vice President Atiku Abubakar.

Atiku, who recently declared his intention to contest 2019 presidential election, has already begun building alliances and is seeking endorsement for the PDP presidential ticket.

Sources close to the PDP told The Guardian that the party’s leadership has been wooing General Abdulsalami Abubakar, who was Nigeria’s eighth military Head of State, based on the international community’s disposition towards him.

It was gathered that, if the former military ruler, who governed the country between 1998 and 1999, declines to accept the offer, then the party might give the ticket to Atiku, who is said to have bankrolled many All Progressives Congress’ (APC) lawmakers and some governors in 2015 polls.

Recently in Port Harcourt, Atiku announced he was seeking his party’s nomination for the presidency, when he visited Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, who has carved out a reputation as a power broker in the PDP.The Guardian gathered from sources within the party that the former vice president’s carefully planned visit, which was followed by other behind-the-scenes scheming, was to establish him as the likely 2019 PDP nominee.

A political pundit, Mr. Ross George, told The Guardian that Atiku and other presidential aspirants are of the belief that whosoever Wike’s legacy bloc supports in the national congress will automatically win PDP ticket for 2019 polls.He said: “He feels that Wike is PDP’s energy centre and clearly, his performance during the last PDP convention attested to this fact.

“Wike’s ability to coordinate things is what I think Atiku is banking on for his 2019 bid. I think the essence is that Wike is the epicentre of PDP politics right now, and the party’s national chairman also hails from Rivers State.”

In recognition that he might be up against powerful forces, Atiku, together with a close-knit group of trusted cohorts, spent days in Rivers State, negotiating with various groups in a bid to convince them to support his candidacy.

The Guardian gathered that there are already influential people in Wike’s camp, who think Atiku will bring value to the party, as he has the financial war chest and network to generate funds for prosecuting 2019 presidential election.

As a mark of prudent political gamesmanship, meant to mask his natural instincts, Wike told the former vice president that he had earlier received former Jigawa State governor, Sule Lamido, who had intimated him of his desire to seek PDP presidential ticket.

A source in the PDP, who pleaded anonymity, disclosed that Governor Wike’s pendulum would initially swing between Atiku and Lamido, because both of them have strong selling points. Presently, however, the odds seem to favour Atiku, who is said to have a strong grip on Adamawa State, as well as a strong appeal in Taraba, Bauchi, the northeast and other sections of the country.

It was also gathered that some governors are uncomfortable with Lamido’s closeness to former President Obasanjo. However, it was also observed that Lamido has appeal in the north among the conservatives.He said: “Lamido has the appeal of the North, meaning that he will do better there, but Atiku will do better nationally, in the sense that he has a strong appeal in the South. He is the biggest landlord in Rivers State. He has an Igbo wife, who will sell him in the southeast, as well as a wife from the southwest. In the South-south, he has business contacts and has created jobs. Atiku did not just come and go. He stayed three days consulting.

“I think Lamido comes in with the dimension of former president Olusegun Obasanjo cartel, which PDP may need. Obasanjo likes Lamido. There is the likelihood that, in order to form a coalition with the SDP, the PDP may decide to go for Lamido. If they have to negotiate for coalition; that will be the chance Lamido has. If they are to bring a unifying candidate, he is most likely to be the one.

“The bottom line is: I think Atiku has a stronger momentum, but I also think if the PDP must get into a coalition, that is where Lamido has a stronger hand. He has a strong conservative root. Obasanjo will never support Atiku.”Atiku had explained that he was vying for the presidency because the country was presently at a crossroads. He said he has never seen Nigeria so divided on ethnic and religious lines, which had been brought about by APC’s mismanagement.He said he has been facing political persecution from some powerful political forces, ever since he refused to support tenure elongation, while in office as vice president.

He said: “I am still going through tribulation, because up till now, some people are saying because I insisted on removal of tenure elongation in our constitution, they are still hunting for my head.

“But if I had supported the removal of tenure in our constitution, all those who became governors, National Assembly members, local governments chairmen and councilors from 2007, would not have been able to do so. And we would have continued with the same set of people, but that was not why we fought the military to return democracy. And that is why we should not forget, but continue to remember those that have made those supreme sacrifices.”

https://m.guardian.ng/politics/in-rivers-atiku-did-not-just-come-and-go/

ALMUSTAQIM:
THE RISE & RISE OF PMB1523

GOD BLESS PMB1523

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

You need deliverance. Buhari is already a spent force and please don't be caught rigging for him in 2019

buhariguy:
I don't understand, what is woeful performance,

How do you measure performance?

Tell us any sector buhari has not improved upon

You sure need DELIVERANCE!

I swear the juju wey dem take swear for Buhari is too strong

adadike:
Buhari is a complete failure! I have never seen anything like this before. Failure is even a learner she compare to Buhari. I am only glad that me and you were among those who saw d future and we warned others but they didn't listen

My dear you can say that again! We saw tomorrow back then but now this is the reality staring them in their faces. My signature will continue to say it. You are beautiful!

haffaze777:
unfortunately I will rather vote President Buhari Dan vote killer party called pdp

What makes PDP a killer party especially when the estranged members of this same "Killer party" now rule and reign in your saintly party, APC. Most times you folks need to beg God for discerning spirit to be able to decipher myths from facts

plaetton:
Dear adult , this is no time to play hide and seek.
Elections, in case you haven't noticed, are usually contested by 2 LEADING parties.
And for change, in this particular case, an emergency that has the greatest implications for the future of every living soul in Nigeria, this is not the time to play and experiment with fringe political parties.
And where have all these other parties been ?
What national voter infrastructure have these so-called other parties built since 1999?
This is the reason that politicians take the average voters for fools.
At the most critical juncture, you start confusing yourself.

If we want to vote out the locust government of APC, we must unequivocally vote PDP.
Any votes wasted for any other Fringe political party or group is an indirect vote for Buhari.
Nigerians must leave no single stone unturned in voting out the Dinosaurs in ASO Rock.
Simple.

How I wish I can meet you in person you deserve to be given a first class treatment in any International Hotel of your choice in the world with your family. A 1-week safari in South Africa and Kenya. Trips to 5 countries of your choice with a monetary package to the tune of $50,000 for what exactly? Just for saying it as it is. PDP is the only party that can kick this monster out of Aso Rock, enough said!

THE RISE AND FALL OF BUHARI.
- The London Economist.

*The Rise and Fall of Buhari*

This write up coming from the London Economist, a magazine that endorsed Buhari for President in 2015, is perhaps the most significant, objective, unbiased, unsentimental and deeply incisive analysis of the policies and actions of this president so far. The facts are unimpeachable by any objective mind.

The Unprecedented Level of Patience Shown to Buhari---the ECONOMIST
Nigerians have never shown such level of patience and tolerance towards any of their past leaders for his record and strange policies as that shown to their current leader, Muhammadu Buhari – a former military dictator now self-confessed democrat who said he came to fight corruption.

Buhari, 75, is being plagued with failures across every single sector in the economy, the like as has never been seen before. Less than a year into office, the economy plummeted into recession, an economy which had till then grown at an average rate of 7% in previous years (2011-2014). The nation’s currency lost 70% of its value, unemployment rose from 6.5 to 26%, commodity prices tripled across many quarters and the state-regulated premium motor spirit prices were hiked by 67% without practically anybody batting an eye.

There have been stern opposition to his policies however and to his very personality as well, notably in the South East and South- South regions in the country as they are called, where he both received less than 5% of the votes cast at the last Presidential election and where he has always been sternly unpopular for his history of bigotry against the people, perceived incompetence and dictatorial tendencies. But in many other regions across the country the people have rather resolved to suffer patiently, drawing up excuses for him at will, blaming everyone including his hundreds of political appointees, anything and anybody but never the man himself.
Buhari’s party, the APC, promised Nigerians unprecedented swiping changes in government and the eviction of all corrupt individuals.
One possible explanation for this could be his party’s hope narrative in the 2015 General election where citizens were promised an unprecedented crackdown on corruption and the abolition of all government waste by a man whose financial worth they declared to have been less than N30million ($150,000 then), a historical low for a former top official in the country and most especially a former leader.

In a country plagued by acute corruption problems and with the unremitted crude oil revenue scandal of 2014 still fresh in the people’s minds, many were eager for an abrupt change, the like as never been seen before. He was seen an army general, already experienced in government, with a great strength of will, tough to take on the nation’s cabal of hardened criminals. He promised to appoint only technocrats to head the country’s departments and to see out the lingering Boko Haram insurgency from the warfront. For a nation lacking basic amenities such as power supply in spite of its huge energy resources and with the lingering insurgency crises, the choice seemed easy to many- the general with integrity was the man for the country.
Talk was cheap then but now reality has taken its course. His earliest opponents pointed out to his track record and not to his speech, noting that the last time Nigeria fell into dismal failure, currency woes and commodity shortages was when he had seized power as a military general in 1983 and stating that the facts of that record contradicted the poems of his image brokers.
Many however just wanted “change” as it was then called and so voted the General and sat to wait for the sung promises. But from the onset of his government, the course was as his critics had predefined: Incompetency, bigotry and dictatorial tendencies plaguing the country.

He ignored the newly born genocide in the middle belt of the country perpetuated by the Fulani herdsmen of his kindred against the Christian communities in Benue, Plateau and later on Kaduna. He breached the Central Bank’s 2007 Act of Independence, telling it to suspend forex disbursements to steel importers and other manufacturing sectors in a bid to defend the Naira, a disastrous action which kick-started a spiral of recession.
He took 3 months to appoint his Chief of Staff, 6 months to appoint a cabinet and now 23 months and yet counting to appoint heads of agencies and board members he was so eager to fire upon his assumption into office and rose import duties on the most basic of commodities in a bid to raise government revenue.

And as for the corruption fight, the facts on ground do not show any one at all. Apart from a few officials harassed or imprisoned without court order, the country is yet to witness the first victim of the said campaign at the court stands.
Government waste is on the rise, officials publicly caught in graft acts were swiftly excused, the 2016 Budget year passed without implementation and most worrisome, the Central Bank’s foreign reserves were being shared among unknown Bureau De Change operators at variable rates at the detriment of critical manufacturing, business and banking sectors.

The government continues to praise itself but the people seem to be increasingly tired of the paraded self-righteousness. The President’s recent illness was greeted with cheers by many. Many are just tired of the government. But the remarkable level of patience shown so far has been unprecedented and many a times the general reactions towards acts of constitutional violations was one of calmness or insensitivity. If the Change narrative of the 2015 election and the songs of man of integrity are to account for this, then Nigerians may have just certified themselves on the world map as a nation easy to fool with propaganda. An adult should be judged on his track record not on his tongue.

Culled from The Economist!

OAU student releases phone conversation of alleged sex demand by lecturer, Professor Akindele [Audio]

Published on April 10, 2018 By Fikayo Olowolagba 

It has been alleged that a professor at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Richard Akindele, has requested to have sex with a female student of the institution in order to raise her scores in the course he teaches.

This follows an alleged recording of a phone conversation between the student and the lecturer.

In the said phone conversation, the professor could be heard, asking the student to have sex with him five times so an alleged score of 33 could be upgraded to a pass mark.

The following dialogue was recorded:

Student: Hello Sir, Professor Akindele, yesterday you said something but because I was close to my boyfriend, I could not say anything. You said you’ve submitted it

Lecturer: I gave you an opportunity and you missed it. Forget about it. You will do it next year.

Student: I was calling to confirm whether you were serious about it.

Lecturer: Me that agreed to do something. I know what I meant. If you don’t trust me, forget about it. If I wouldn’t do it, why should I give you audience in the first place? If I am not interested in doing it, I won’t give you audience in the first instance. The other person has come and I told her straight away because there is nothing I can do to bail that person out and her mark is even better than your own. The person scored 39 while your own is 33. Only two people failed the course so what else do you want me to do. You can see it anytime you come, we are at Moro doing exam, we are doing MBA executive exam. They are just starting. I will finish by 4:30 and maybe 5, I should be in the office. If you are ready, come by 5:00. Why did you tell me you were on your period the other time.

Student: I was really seeing my period, Professor Akindele.

Lecturer: Stop mentioning my name. And now nko?.

Student: I am not on my period now.

Lecturer: Your boyfriend has done it yesterday?

Student: Is it every time that someone will be doing with the boyfriend? Is it every time you do it with your wife?

Lecturer: Yes

Student: It’s a lie, not possible. So what’s the plan now?

Lecturer: Let’s have the first one today and then we will do another one tomorrow. Is our agreement not five times?

Student: Is it B that you want to give me or C? Why would it be five times you will knack me?

Lecturer: That’s what I will do.

Student: Prof, you know what? Let me fail it. I can’t do it five times. For what nah? No worry. Thank you, sir

Lecturer: You are welcome.

But reacting, the spokesperson for OAU, Abiodun Olanrewaju, told journalists in the school that the management was aware of the scandal.

Olanrewaju said the management has began critical investigation into the matter.

“The university is aware and we are setting up machinery to critically look at the issue to determine the veracity, otherwise there won’t be conclusion,” Olanrewaju said.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/04/10/oau-student-releases-phone-conversation-alleged-sex-demand-lecturer-professor-akindele-audio/

Too late to pacify Nigerians

The Grand Conspiracy Within INEC That Must Be Resisted By True Democrats!

INEC is meant to be an unbiased umpire in the game of elections, but as it stands today judging from cloned websites all over the whole place from INEC, you can tell that INEC is up to something fishy. Talking about the necessary voter's registration exercise across the Nation, you can tell that already there is a grand conspiracy at play where numbers of voters  up North (especially Northwest) have been given a bloated figure that can easily erase whatever votes that can be scooped from Southeast and Southsouth in the coming elections. One more thing Nigerians must be wary of is the way and manner prospective electorates are not encouraged to register in the Southern part whereas it was alleged that underage electorates have already registered up North, also Emirs were accused of having access or being in custody of mass supply of PVCs which are to be distributed right from the palace to their prospective electorates there.

This is the crux of the matter and should be a cause for concern among well meaning Nigerians because we have a biased INEC on ground who is willing to rig systematically at all cost for Buhari and his poverty-spreading party, APC, by all means possible. They must be firmly resisted by all strength within us. The bogus figures claim assigned to Northwest must be checked. The sudden appearance of many Chad and Nigeriens citizens all over Nigeria wielding Nigerian PVCs must be firmly resisted and questions must be asked. The underage registration must be resisted. The deliberate malfunction of most of the capturing machines down South unlike the "functioning ones" this worthless INEC body spread all over the North is a deliberate attempt to disenfranchise Southern prospective electorates. 

INEC had a Northern Chairman in the person of Jega and now Buhari came in, he is still fielding another Northerner, Mahmud, as INEC Chairman, even his terrible cousin, Madam Zakari, whom he wanted dearly as INEC chairman is still within INEC despite due for retirement as one of the high ranking commissioners. Nigerians must stand up to their future and begin to ask questions now before it is too late. Buhari and INEC are on a mission to enslave us further. Buhari is killing Nigerians and any attempt to force the dictator and inept Buhari on us all will be firmly resisted by all Nigerians. Buhari should retire back to his farm to go and rest in 2019!

PDP and other registered political parties, human right agencies and well meaning and influential Nigerians who are true born Democrats should take note.

Please Share Across All Groups!

Philistine:
So u woke up in the middle of the night just to post this rubbish, PMB Second term declaration is giving u ipobs sleepless nights, why not find something to do with your poor,wretched and miserable life. smh!

An uncircumcised Philistine like you will always be on the wrong side of what matters in life. It shall not be well with whosoever turned you into this (Amen)! Kindly face the topic and get well soon.

j64real:
To the OP, keep it up. persecution is one thing we Christians will face. The lord is your strength.

Thanks for your kind words of encouragement I strongly believe we all as believers need to at one point in our lives attempt to read the Bibke through from Genesis to Revelation not once or twice but as many times as possible in our life time, somehow, it helps us to know more about God. I am still learning and will continue to learn till I die.

81 PROMISES BUHARI MADE IN 2015!

1. Public declaration of assets and liabilities
2. State and community policing
3. Ban on all government officials from seeking medical care abroad
4. Implementation of the National Gender Policy, including 35% of appointive positions for women
5. Revival of Ajaokuta steel company
6. Generation, transmission and distribution of at least 20,000 MW of electricity within four years and increasing to 50,000 MW with a view to achieving 24/7 uninterrupted power supply within 10 years.
7. Empowerment scheme to employ 740,000 graduates across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
8. Establishment of a free-tuition and scholarship scheme for pupils who have shown exceptional aptitude in science subjects at O/Levels to study ICT-related courses
9. 720,000 jobs by the 36 states in the federation per annum (20,000 per state)
10. Three million Jobs per year
11. [In another policy document by the APC] We will embark on vocational training, entrepreneurial and skills acquisition schemes for graduates along with the creation of a Small Business Loan Guarantee Scheme to create at least 5 million new jobs by 2019.
12. Churches and Mosques would not pay taxes under national laws, but if they engage in businesses, the businesses would pay tax.
13. Provision of allowances to the discharged but unemployed Youth Corps members for Twelve (12) months while in the skills and entrepreneurial development programme
14. Making our economy one of the fastest-growing emerging economies in the world with a real GDP growth averaging 10% annually. [In another instance, the APC promised 10-12% annual GDP growth]
15. Creation of a Social Welfare Programme of at least Five Thousand Naira (N5000) that will cater for the 25 million poorest and most vulnerable citizens upon the demonstration of children’s enrollment in school and evidence of immunisation to help promote family stability
16. Recruitment and training of at least 100,000 officers into the Nigerian police force and establish a Federal anti-terrorism agency.
17. One free meal (to include fruits) daily, for public primary school pupils
18. Building an airport in Ekiti state.
19. Eradication of state of origin, replacing that with state of residence to ensure Nigerians are Nigerians first, before anything else.
20. Establishment of Crime Squad to combat terrorism, kidnapping, armed robbery, militants, ethno-religious and communal clashes nationwide.
21. Working with the National Assembly towards the immediate enactment of a Whistle Blower Act.
22. Economic stability for the ECOWAS nations and maintaining a strong, close and frank relationship with West Africa, South Africa, UK, USA, Canada, and other African countries
23. Establishing a conflict resolution commission to help prevent, mitigate and resolve civil conflicts within the polity.
24. All political officer holders earn only the salaries and emoluments determined and approved by the Revenue Mobilization and Fiscal Commission RMFAC.
25. Permanent peace in the Niger Delta and other conflict prone areas such as Plateau, Taraba, Bauchi, Borno and Abia.
26. As against fears in some quarters, Buhari while speaking with catholic bishops in Abuja back in February, promised not to Islamise Nigeria.
27. Nationwide sanitation plans to keep Nigeria clean
28. Preserving the independence of the Central Bank
29. Simplifying immigration process to foster faster visa processing at points of entry.
30. Special incentives to facilitate the education of the girl child
31. Full implementation of the National Identification Scheme to generate the relevant data.
32. Making Information Technology, Manufacturing, Agriculture and Entertainment key drivers of our economy
33. Balancing the economy across regions by the creation of 6 new Regional Economic Development Agencies (REDAs) to act as champions of sub-regional competitiveness
34. Putting in place a N300bn regional growth fund (average of N50bn in each geo-political region) to be managed by the REDAs.
35. Amending the Constitution and the Land Use Act to create freehold/leasehold interests in land along with matching grants for states to create a nationwide electronic land title register on a state by state basis
36. Reviving and reactivating our minimally performing Refineries to optimum capacity
37. Creating additional middle-class of at least 2 million new home owners in our first year in government and 1 million annually thereafter.
38. [In another policy document] Creating an additional middle class of at least 4 million new home owners by 2019 by enacting national mortgage single digit interest rates for purchase of owner occupier houses as well as reviewing the collateral qualification to make funding for home ownership easier, with 15 to 30 year mortgage terms.
39. Enacting a national mortgage system that will lend at single digit interest rates for purchase of owner occupier houses.
40. Injecting extra N30bn to the Agricultural sector to create more agro-allied jobs by way of loans at nominal interest rates for capital investment on medium and commercial scale cash crops.
41. You farm, government buys, guaranteeing a minimum price for selected crops and facilitate storage of agricultural products as and when necessary.
42. Creating a national infrastructural development bank to provide loans at nominal interest rates exclusively for this sector.
43. Construction of 3,000km of Superhighway including service trunks
44. Building of up to 4,800km of modern railway lines – one third to be completed by 2019.
45. At least one functioning airport is available in each of the 36 states.
46. Ending gas flaring and ensuring sales of at least half of gas produce, within Nigeria.
47. Speedily passing the much-delayed Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) and ensuring that local content issues are fully addressed.
48. Establishing at least six new universities of science and technology with satellite campuses in various states.
49. Establishing six centres of excellence to address the needs of special education.
50. Prioritizing the reduction of the infant mortality rate by 2019 to 3%
51. Reducing maternal mortality by more than 70%
52. Reducing HIV/AIDs infection rate by 50% and other infectious diseases by 75%
53. Improving life expectancy by additional 10 years on average.
54. Increasing the number of physicians from 19 per 1000 population to 50 per 1000
55. Increasing national health expenditure per person per annum to about N50,000 (from less than N10,000 currently)
56. Increasing the quality of all federal government-owned hospitals to world class standard within five years.
57. Ensuring timely payment of retirement benefits for all pensioned senior citizens and creating a poverty safety net for all aged citizens above the age of 65.
58. Amending the Constitution to require Local Governments to publish their meeting minutes, service performance data, and items of spending over N10M.
59. Requiring full disclosure in media outlets, of all government contracts over N100m prior to award and during implementation at regular interval
60. Amending the Constitution to remove immunity from prosecution for elected officers in criminal case
61. Initiating action to amend the Nigerian Constitution with a view to devolving powers, duties, and responsibilities to states in order to entrench true Federalism and the Federal spirit
62. Reforming and Strengthening the Justice System for efficient administration and dispensation of justice with the creation of special courts for accelerated hearing of corruption, drug trafficking, terrorism and similar cases of national importance
63. Establishing world-class sports academy and training institutes and ensure that Nigeria occupies a place of pride in global sports and athletics
64. Reviving the Nigerian football league and putting incentives in place to make it as competitive as other national leagues.
65. Putting in place measures to identify talents early and ensuring their participation in local and international games to enable them become professionals
66. Assisting Nollywood to fully develop into world class movie industry that can compete effectively with Hollywood and Bollywood in due course.
67. Ensuring the rights of women are protected as enshrined in our Constitution
68. Guaranteeing that women are adequately represented in government appointments and providing greater opportunities in education, job creation and economic empowerment
69. Promoting the concept of reserving a minimum number of seats in the National Assembly for women.
70. Free maternal and children healthcare services
71. Stabilizing the naira
72. Targeting up to 20% of our annual budget for this critical sector whilst making substantial investments in training quality teachers at all levels of the educational system (Some other APC policy documents had 15%)
73. Ensuring compliance with policies and measures to halt the pollution of rivers and waterways in the Niger Delta and other parts of the country.
74. Adopting a holistic approach to erosion and shoreline protection across the country.
75. ECOWAS currency by 2020 under Nigeria’s guidance and leadership
76. Maintaining strong, close and frank relationships within the Gulf of Guinea, the Commonwealth, South Africa and the rest of the world.
77. Establishing a new special relationship with the leading emerging markets like Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) and other strategic partners around the world.
78. *[On Boko Haram] Government intends to commission a sociological study to determine its origins, remote and immediate causes of the movement, its sponsors, the international connections to ensure that measures are taken to prevent a recurrence of this evil.*
79. Strengthening INEC to reduce, if possible, eliminate electoral malpractices in Nigerian’s political life.
80. Improving operational and legal mechanisms that disciplinary steps are taken against proven human rights violations by the Armed Forces.
81. Free Education at primary, secondary and tertiary institutions for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and Education.

*HOW MANY OF THESE PROMISES MADE WERE EXECUTED AND HOW MANY REMAINING?*
*Source: Premium Times*

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ClassicMG:
so not because Atiku is a better candidate, but because he can split the vote? and we are clamoring for change

Trust me buddy, he is by far a better candidate and not only Atiku but many others too like Dankwanbo, Donld Duke and others but none of these beside Atiku that can take Buhari head on especially in his stronghold of Northwest and Northeast. My point!

Efewestern:
Atiku is worst than buhari, I'd rather let buhari completes his second term than for a crook and criminal like atiku to rule for another 4/8 years, He was among those who destroyed this country, he should cover his head in shame, I spit on em' all, bunch of thieves.

Atiku will never rule Nigeria, go tell that old criminal we said so.

You mean Atiku was one of the destroyers of this Country since 1960?

jumper524:
Enough recycling of same species and expecting miracles, this time we would support a neutral party with no old political cabal..

When will you folks learn the bitter lesson that Buhari has shown interest to contest for 2nd term and it takes a man of Atiku to take him head on for anything Buhari can come up with. Atiku is the only Northerner for now that can split Buhari's influence in Northwest and Northeast.

CaptainFM1:
No one can study the Bible finish at any time because the understanding is being directed by the holy spirit for different situations and different needs.

A single passage, verse or even story could pass several meanings and different messages every single time for different purposes depending on how the holy spirit leads it.

The Bible cannot be read like a novel nor studied like every other books. You do not control the understanding with your own reasoning, imaginations or feelings. The holy spirit himself has to visit you and interpreted every single times you read.

Nevertheless, its a good thing to try and read through, I'm sure you will gain more insight and understanding as you do. God bless.

Nothing farther from the truth than this, the Bible is meant to be studied till our demise.

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ameri9ja:
Dumb idea. VERY DUMB.
The bible should not be read this way.

I dedicate this FTC to:

#AmbodeMustGo!!!
He and his little, arrogant, priest-sacking wife.
Little, arrogant people.

I also dedicate this FTC to:
#Atiku Is Corrupt!!
US: Atiku Abubakar In $40 Million Money-Laundering
Feb 3, 2010 · A United States Senate report has accused Atiku Abubakar, Nigeria’s former Vice-President, of laundering over $40 million in suspicious funds into the United States between 2000 and 2008. And his partner in the lucrative effort was Jennifer Douglas, his fourth wife.

I also dedicate this FTC to:
#Buhari Is useless

If only you know what I am talking about you wouldn't have stoop this low.

Canonical: This plan goes straight through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.

Day 1 : Genesis 1-3
Day 2 : Genesis 4-7
Day 3 : Genesis 8-11
Day 4 : Genesis 12-15
Day 5 : Genesis 16-18
Day 6 : Genesis 19-21
Day 7 : Genesis 22-24
Day 8 : Genesis 25-26
Day 9 : Genesis 27-29
Day 10 : Genesis 30-31
Day 11 : Genesis 32-34
Day 12 : Genesis 35-37
Day 13 : Genesis 38-40
Day 14 : Genesis 41-42
Day 15 : Genesis 43-45
Day 16 : Genesis 46-47
Day 17 : Genesis 48-50
Day 18 : Exodus 1-3
Day 19 : Exodus 4-6
Day 20 : Exodus 7-9
Day 21 : Exodus 10-12
Day 22 : Exodus 13-15
Day 23 : Exodus 16-18
Day 24 : Exodus 19-21
Day 25 : Exodus 22-24
Day 26 : Exodus 25-27
Day 27 : Exodus 28-29
Day 28 : Exodus 30-32
Day 29 : Exodus 33-35
Day 30 : Exodus 36-38
Day 31 : Exodus 39-40
Day 32 : Leviticus 1-4
Day 33 : Leviticus 5-7
Day 34 : Leviticus 8-10
Day 35 : Leviticus 11-13
Day 36 : Leviticus 14-15
Day 37 : Leviticus 16-18
Day 38 : Leviticus 19-21
Day 39 : Leviticus 22-23
Day 40 : Leviticus 24-25
Day 41 : Leviticus 26-27
Day 42 : Numbers 1-2
Day 43 : Numbers 3-4
Day 44 : Numbers 5-6
Day 45 : Numbers 7
Day 46 : Numbers 8-10
Day 47 : Numbers 11-13
Day 48 : Numbers 14-15
Day 49 : Numbers 16-17
Day 50 : Numbers 18-20
Day 51 : Numbers 21-22
Day 52 : Numbers 23-25
Day 53 : Numbers 26-27
Day 54 : Numbers 28-30
Day 55 : Numbers 31-32
Day 56 : Numbers 33-34
Day 57 : Numbers 35-36
Day 58 : Deut. 1-2
Day 59 : Deut. 3-4
Day 60 : Deut. 5-7
Day 61 : Deut. 8-10
Day 62 : Deut. 11-13
Day 63 : Deut. 14-16
Day 64 : Deut. 17-20
Day 65 : Deut. 21-23
Day 66 : Deut. 24-27
Day 67 : Deut. 28-29
Day 68 : Deut. 30-31
Day 69 : Deut. 32-34
Day 70 : Joshua 1-4
Day 71 : Joshua 5-8
Day 72 : Joshua 9-11
Day 73 : Joshua 12-15
Day 74 : Joshua 16-18
Day 75 : Joshua 19-21
Day 76 : Joshua 22-24
Day 77 : Judges 1-2
Day 78 : Judges 3-5
Day 79 : Judges 6-7
Day 80 : Judges 8-9
Day 81 : Judges 10-12
Day 82 : Judges 13-15
Day 83 : Judges 16-18
Day 84 : Judges 19-21
Day 85 : Ruth
Day 86 : 1 Samuel 1-3
Day 87 : 1 Samuel 4-8
Day 88 : 1 Samuel 9-12
Day 89 : 1 Samuel 13-14
Day 90 : 1 Samuel 15-17
Day 91 : 1 Samuel 18-20
Day 92 : 1 Samuel 21-24
Day 93 : 1 Samuel 25-27
Day 94 : 1 Samuel 28-31
Day 95 : 2 Samuel 1-3
Day 96 : 2 Samuel 4-7
Day 97 : 2 Samuel 8-12
Day 98 : 2 Samuel 13-15
Day 99 : 2 Samuel 16-18
Day 100 : 2 Samuel 19-21
Day 101 : 2 Samuel 22-24
Day 102 : 1 Kings 1-2
Day 103 : 1 Kings 3-5
Day 104 : 1 Kings 6-7
Day 105 : 1 Kings 8-9
Day 106 : 1 Kings 10-11
Day 107 : 1 Kings 12-14
Day 108 : 1 Kings 15-17
Day 109 : 1 Kings 18-20
Day 110 : 1 Kings 21-22
Day 111 : 2 Kings 1-3
Day 112 : 2 Kings 4-5
Day 113 : 2 Kings 6-8
Day 114 : 2 Kings 9-11
Day 115 : 2 Kings 12-14
Day 116 : 2 Kings 15-17
Day 117 : 2 Kings 18-19
Day 118 : 2 Kings 20-22
Day 119 : 2 Kings 23-25
Day 120 : 1 Chronicles 1-2
Day 121 : 1 Chronicles 3-5
Day 122 : 1 Chronicles 6
Day 123 : 1 Chronicles 7-8
Day 124 : 1 Chronicles 9-11
Day 125 : 1 Chronicles 12-14
Day 126 : 1 Chronicles 15-17
Day 127 : 1 Chronicles 18-21
Day 128 : 1 Chronicles 22-24
Day 129 : 1 Chronicles 25-27
Day 130 : 1 Chronicles 28 - 2 Chronicles 1
Day 131 : 2 Chronicles 2-5
Day 132 : 2 Chronicles 6-8
Day 133 : 2 Chronicles 9-12
Day 134 : 2 Chronicles 13-17
Day 135 : 2 Chronicles 18-20
Day 136 : 2 Chronicles 21-24
Day 137 : 2 Chronicles 25-27
Day 138 : 2 Chronicles 28-31
Day 139 : 2 Chronicles 32-34
Day 140 : 2 Chronicles 35-36
Day 141 : Ezra 1-3
Day 142 : Ezra 4-7
Day 143 : Ezra 8-10
Day 144 : Nehemiah 1-3
Day 145 : Nehemiah 4-6
Day 146 : Nehemiah 7
Day 147 : Nehemiah 8-9
Day 148 : Nehemiah 10-11
Day 149 : Nehemiah 12-13
Day 150 : Esther 1-5
Day 151 : Esther 6-10
Day 152 : Job 1-4
Day 153 : Job 5-7
Day 154 : Job 8-10
Day 155 : Job 11-13
Day 156 : Job 14-16
Day 157 : Job 17-20
Day 158 : Job 21-23
Day 159 : Job 24-28
Day 160 : Job 29-31
Day 161 : Job 32-34
Day 162 : Job 35-37
Day 163 : Job 38-39
Day 164 : Job 40-42
Day 165 : Psalms 1-8
Day 166 : Psalms 9-16
Day 167 : Psalms 17-20
Day 168 : Psalms 21-25
Day 169 : Psalms 26-31
Day 170 : Psalms 32-35
Day 171 : Psalms 36-39
Day 172 : Psalms 40-45
Day 173 : Psalms 46-50
Day 174 : Psalms 51-57
Day 175 : Psalms 58-65
Day 176 : Psalms 66-69
Day 177 : Psalms 70-73
Day 178 : Psalms 74-77
Day 179 : Psalms 78-79
Day 180 : Psalms 80-85
Day 181 : Psalms 86-89
Day 182 : Psalms 90-95
Day 183 : Psalms 96-102
Day 184 : Psalms 103-105
Day 185 : Psalms 106-107
Day 186 : Psalms 108-114
Day 187 : Psalms 115-118
Day 188 : Psalm 119
Day 189 : Psalms 120-125
Day 190 : Psalms 126-132
Day 191 : Psalms 133-139
Day 192 : Psalms 140-145
Day 193 : Psalms 146-150
Day 194 : Proverbs 1-3
Day 195 : Proverbs 4-6
Day 196 : Proverbs 7-9
Day 197 : Proverbs 10-12
Day 198 : Proverbs 13-15
Day 199 : Proverbs 16-18
Day 200 : Proverbs 19-21
Day 201 : Proverbs 22-23
Day 202 : Proverbs 24-26
Day 203 : Proverbs 27-29
Day 204 : Proverbs 30-31
Day 205 : Ecclesiastes 1-4
Day 206 : Ecclesiastes 5-8
Day 207 : Ecclesiastes 9-12
Day 208 : Song of Solomon
Day 209 : Isaiah 1-4
Day 210 : Isaiah 5-8
Day 211 : Isaiah 9-12
Day 212 : Isaiah 13-17
Day 213 : Isaiah 18-22
Day 214 : Isaiah 23-27
Day 215 : Isaiah 28-30
Day 216 : Isaiah 31-35
Day 217 : Isaiah 36-41
Day 218 : Isaiah 42-44
Day 219 : Isaiah 45-48
Day 220 : Isaiah 49-53
Day 221 : Isaiah 54-58
Day 222 : Isaiah 59-63
Day 223 : Isaiah 64-66
Day 224 : Jeremiah 1-3
Day 225 : Jeremiah 4-6
Day 226 : Jeremiah 7-9
Day 227 : Jeremiah 10-13
Day 228 : Jeremiah 14-17
Day 229 : Jeremiah 18-22
Day 230 : Jeremiah 23-25
Day 231 : Jeremiah 26-29
Day 232 : Jeremiah 30-31
Day 233 : Jeremiah 32-34
Day 234 : Jeremiah 35-37
Day 235 : Jeremiah 38-41
Day 236 : Jeremiah 42-45
Day 237 : Jeremiah 46-48
Day 238 : Jeremiah 49-50
Day 239 : Jeremiah 51-52
Day 240 : Lamentations 1-2
Day 241 : Lamentations 3-5
Day 242 : Ezekiel 1-4
Day 243 : Ezekiel 5-8
Day 244 : Ezekiel 9-12
Day 245 : Ezekiel 13-15
Day 246 : Ezekiel 16-17
Day 247 : Ezekiel 18-20
Day 248 : Ezekiel 21-22
Day 249 : Ezekiel 23-24
Day 250 : Ezekiel 25-27
Day 251 : Ezekiel 28-30
Day 252 : Ezekiel 31-33
Day 253 : Ezekiel 34-36
Day 254 : Ezekiel 37-39
Day 255 : Ezekiel 40-42
Day 256 : Ezekiel 43-45
Day 257 : Ezekiel 46-48
Day 258 : Daniel 1-3
Day 259 : Daniel 4-6
Day 260 : Daniel 7-9
Day 261 : Daniel 10-12
Day 262 : Hosea 1-7
Day 263 : Hosea 8-14
Day 264 : Joel
Day 265 : Amos 1-5
Day 266 : Amos 6-9
Day 267 : Obadiah  Jonah
Day 268 : Miquéias
Day 269 : Nahum
Day 270 : Habakkuk  Zephaniah
Day 271 : Haggai
Day 272 : Zechariah 1-7
Day 273 : Zechariah 8-14
Day 274 : Malachi
Day 275 : Matthew 1-4
Day 276 : Matthew 5-6
Day 277 : Matthew 7-8
Day 278 : Matthew 9-10
Day 279 : Matthew 11-12
Day 280 : Matthew 13-14
Day 281 : Matthew 15-17
Day 282 : Matthew 18-19
Day 283 : Matthew 20-21
Day 284 : Matthew 22-23
Day 285 : Matthew 24-25
Day 286 : Matthew 26
Day 287 : Matthew 27-28
Day 288 : Marcos 1-3
Day 289 : Marcos 4-5
Day 290 : Marcos 6-7
Day 291 : Marcos 8-9
Day 292 : Marcos 10-11
Day 293 : Marcos 12-13
Day 294 : Marcos 14
Day 295 : Marcos 15-16
Day 296 : Luke 1
Day 297 : Luke 2-3
Day 298 : Luke 4-5
Day 299 : Luke 6-7
Day 300 : Luke 8-9
Day 301 : Luke 10-11
Day 302 : Luke 12-13
Day 303 : Luke 14-16
Day 304 : Luke 17-18
Day 305 : Luke 19-20
Day 306 : Luke 21-22
Day 307 : Luke 23-24
Day 308 : John 1-2
Day 309 : John 3-4
Day 310 : John 5-6
Day 311 : John 7-8
Day 312 : John 9-10
Day 313 : John 11-12
Day 314 : John 13-15
Day 315 : John 16-18
Day 316 : John 19-21
Day 317 : Acts 1-3
Day 318 : Acts 4-6
Day 319 : Acts 7-8
Day 320 : Acts 9-10
Day 321 : Acts 11-13
Day 322 : Acts 14-15
Day 323 : Acts 16-17
Day 324 : Acts 18-20
Day 325 : Acts 21-23
Day 326 : Acts 24-26
Day 327 : Acts 27-28
Day 328 : Romans 1-3
Day 329 : Romans 4-7
Day 330 : Romans 8-10
Day 331 : Romans 11-13
Day 332 : Romans 14-16
Day 333 : 1 Corinthians 1-4
Day 334 : 1 Corinthians 5-8
Day 335 : 1 Corinthians 9-11
Day 336 : 1 Corinthians 12-14
Day 337 : 1 Corinthians 15-16
Day 338 : 2 Corinthians 1-4
Day 339 : 2 Corinthians 5-9
Day 340 : 2 Corinthians 10-13
Day 341 : Galatians 1-3
Day 342 : Galatians 4-6
Day 343 : Ephesians 1-3
Day 344 : Ephesians 4-6
Day 345 : Philippians
Day 346 : Colossians
Day 347 : 1 Thessalonians
Day 348 : 2 Thessalonians
Day 349 : 1 Timothy
Day 350 : 2 Timothy
Day 351 : Titus  Philemon
Day 352 : Hebrews 1-6
Day 353 : Hebrews 7-10
Day 354 : Hebrews 11-13
Day 355 : James
Day 356 : 1 Peter
Day 357 : 2 Peter
Day 358 : 1 John
Day 359 : 2 John - Jude
Day 360 : Revelation 1-3
Day 361 : Revelation 4-8
Day 362 : Revelation 9-12
Day 363 : Revelation 13-16
Day 364 : Revelation 17-19
Day 365 : Revelation 20-22

I always believe that we all as a people need to be spiritual in order to serve the God Almighty well and one of the best ways to understand thus Mighty God is daily consultation of His Words, called The Holy Bible. Below, I have placed two choices on the Original Historical Writing Of The Scriptures and The Canonical Writing of The Bible for our choice of daily study of the Bible! I wish you all the best as you daily read the Holy Bible in order to be closer to God Almighty and Serve Him well.


Historical: Read the books of the Bible as they were written historically, according to the estimated date of their writing.             
                                  
Day 1 : Genesis 1-3 
Day 2 : Genesis 4-7 
Day 3 : Genesis 8-11 
Day 4 : Genesis 12-15 
Day 5 : Genesis 16-18 
Day 6 : Genesis 19-21 
Day 7 : Genesis 22-24 
Day 8 : Genesis 25-26 
Day 9 : Genesis 27-29 
Day 10 : Genesis 30-31 
Day 11 : Genesis 32-34 
Day 12 : Genesis 35-37 
Day 13 : Genesis 38-40 
Day 14 : Genesis 41-42 
Day 15 : Genesis 43-45 
Day 16 : Genesis 46-47 
Day 17 : Genesis 48-50 
Day 18 : Exodus 1-3 
Day 19 : Exodus 4-6 
Day 20 : Exodus 7-9 
Day 21 : Exodus 10-12 
Day 22 : Exodus 13-15 
Day 23 : Exodus 16-18 
Day 24 : Exodus 19-21 
Day 25 : Exodus 22-24 
Day 26 : Exodus 25-27 
Day 27 : Exodus 28-29 
Day 28 : Exodus 30-32 
Day 29 : Exodus 33-35 
Day 30 : Exodus 36-38 
Day 31 : Exodus 39-40 
Day 32 : Leviticus 1-4 
Day 33 : Leviticus 5-7 
Day 34 : Leviticus 8-10 
Day 35 : Leviticus 11-13 
Day 36 : Leviticus 14-15 
Day 37 : Leviticus 16-18 
Day 38 : Leviticus 19-21 
Day 39 : Leviticus 22-23 
Day 40 : Leviticus 24-25 
Day 41 : Leviticus 26-27 
Day 42 : Numbers 1-2 
Day 43 : Numbers 3-4 
Day 44 : Numbers 5-6 
Day 45 : Numbers 7 
Day 46 : Numbers 8-10 
Day 47 : Numbers 11-13 
Day 48 : Numbers 14-15 
Day 49 : Numbers 16-17 
Day 50 : Numbers 18-20 
Day 51 : Numbers 21-22 
Day 52 : Numbers 23-25 
Day 53 : Numbers 26-27 
Day 54 : Numbers 28-30 
Day 55 : Numbers 31-32 
Day 56 : Numbers 33-34 
Day 57 : Numbers 35-36 
Day 58 : Deut. 1-2 
Day 59 : Deut. 3-4 
Day 60 : Deut. 5-7 
Day 61 : Deut. 8-10 
Day 62 : Deut. 11-13 
Day 63 : Deut. 14-16 
Day 64 : Deut. 17-20 
Day 65 : Deut. 21-23 
Day 66 : Deut. 24-27 
Day 67 : Deut. 28-29 
Day 68 : Deut. 30-31 
Day 69 : Deut. 32-34 
Day 70 : Joshua 1-4 
Day 71 : Joshua 5-8 
Day 72 : Joshua 9-11 
Day 73 : Joshua 12-15 
Day 74 : Joshua 16-18 
Day 75 : Joshua 19-21 
Day 76 : Joshua 22-24 
Day 77 : Judges 1-2 
Day 78 : Judges 3-5 
Day 79 : Judges 6-7 
Day 80 : Judges 8-9 
Day 81 : Judges 10-12 
Day 82 : Judges 13-15 
Day 83 : Judges 16-18 
Day 84 : Judges 19-21 
Day 85 : 1 Samuel 1-3 
Day 86 : 1 Samuel 4-8 
Day 87 : 1 Samuel 9-12 
Day 88 : 1 Samuel 13-14 
Day 89 : 1 Samuel 15-17 
Day 90 : 1 Samuel 18-20 
Day 91 : 1 Samuel 21-24 
Day 92 : 1 Samuel 25-27 
Day 93 : 1 Samuel 28-31 
Day 94 : 2 Samuel 1-3 
Day 95 : 2 Samuel 4-7 
Day 96 : 2 Samuel 8-12 
Day 97 : 2 Samuel 13-15 
Day 98 : 2 Samuel 16-18 
Day 99 : 2 Samuel 19-21 
Day 100 : 2 Samuel 22-24 
Day 101 : 1 Kings 1-2 
Day 102 : 1 Kings 3-5 
Day 103 : 1 Kings 6-7 
Day 104 : 1 Kings 8-9 
Day 105 : 1 Kings 10-11 
Day 106 : 1 Kings 12-14 
Day 107 : 1 Kings 15-17 
Day 108 : 1 Kings 18-20 
Day 109 : 1 Kings 21-22 
Day 110 : 2 Kings 1-3 
Day 111 : 2 Kings 4-5 
Day 112 : 2 Kings 6-8 
Day 113 : 2 Kings 9-11 
Day 114 : 2 Kings 12-14 
Day 115 : 2 Kings 15-17 
Day 116 : 2 Kings 18-19 
Day 117 : 2 Kings 20-22 
Day 118 : 2 Kings 23-25 
Day 119 : Isaiah 1-4 
Day 120 : Isaiah 5-8 
Day 121 : Isaiah 9-12 
Day 122 : Isaiah 13-17 
Day 123 : Isaiah 18-22 
Day 124 : Isaiah 23-27 
Day 125 : Isaiah 28-30 
Day 126 : Isaiah 31-35 
Day 127 : Isaiah 36-41 
Day 128 : Isaiah 42-44 
Day 129 : Isaiah 45-48 
Day 130 : Isaiah 49-53 
Day 131 : Isaiah 54-58 
Day 132 : Isaiah 59-63 
Day 133 : Isaiah 64-66 
Day 134 : Jeremiah 1-3 
Day 135 : Jeremiah 4-6 
Day 136 : Jeremiah 7-9 
Day 137 : Jeremiah 10-13 
Day 138 : Jeremiah 14-17 
Day 139 : Jeremiah 18-22 
Day 140 : Jeremiah 23-25 
Day 141 : Jeremiah 26-29 
Day 142 : Jeremiah 30-31 
Day 143 : Jeremiah 32-34 
Day 144 : Jeremiah 35-37 
Day 145 : Jeremiah 38-41 
Day 146 : Jeremiah 42-45 
Day 147 : Jeremiah 46-48 
Day 148 : Jeremiah 49-50 
Day 149 : Jeremiah 51-52 
Day 150 : Ezekiel 1-4 
Day 151 : Ezekiel 5-8 
Day 152 : Ezekiel 9-12 
Day 153 : Ezekiel 13-15 
Day 154 : Ezekiel 16-17 
Day 155 : Ezekiel 18-20 
Day 156 : Ezekiel 21-22 
Day 157 : Ezekiel 23-24 
Day 158 : Ezekiel 25-27 
Day 159 : Ezekiel 28-30 
Day 160 : Ezekiel 31-33 
Day 161 : Ezekiel 34-36 
Day 162 : Ezekiel 37-39 
Day 163 : Ezekiel 40-42 
Day 164 : Ezekiel 43-45 
Day 165 : Ezekiel 46-48 
Day 166 : Hosea 1-7 
Day 167 : Hosea 8-14 
Day 168 : Joel 
Day 169 : Amos 1-5 
Day 170 : Amos 6-9 
Day 171 : Obadiah  Jonah 
Day 172 : Micah 
Day 173 : Nahum  Habakkuk 
Day 174 : Zephaniah  Haggai 
Day 175 : Zechariah 1-7 
Day 176 : Zechariah 8-14 
Day 177 : Malachi 
Day 178 : Psalms 1-8 
Day 179 : Psalms 9-16 
Day 180 : Psalms 17-20 
Day 181 : Psalms 21-25 
Day 182 : Psalms 26-31 
Day 183 : Psalms 32-35 
Day 184 : Psalms 36-39 
Day 185 : Psalms 40-45 
Day 186 : Psalms 46-50 
Day 187 : Psalms 51-57 
Day 188 : Psalms 58-65 
Day 189 : Psalms 66-69 
Day 190 : Psalms 70-73 
Day 191 : Psalms 74-77 
Day 192 : Psalms 78-79 
Day 193 : Psalms 80-85 
Day 194 : Psalms 86-89 
Day 195 : Psalms 90-95 
Day 196 : Psalms 96-102 
Day 197 : Psalms 103-105 
Day 198 : Psalms 106-107 
Day 199 : Psalms 108-114 
Day 200 : Psalms 115-118 
Day 201 : Psalm 119 
Day 202 : Psalms 120-125 
Day 203 : Psalms 126-132 
Day 204 : Psalms 133-139 
Day 205 : Psalms 140-145 
Day 206 : Psalms 146-150 
Day 207 : Proverbs 1-3 
Day 208 : Proverbs 4-6 
Day 209 : Proverbs 7-9 
Day 210 : Proverbs 10-12 
Day 211 : Proverbs 13-15 
Day 212 : Proverbs 16-18 
Day 213 : Proverbs 19-21 
Day 214 : Proverbs 22-23 
Day 215 : Proverbs 24-26 
Day 216 : Proverbs 27-29 
Day 217 : Proverbs 30-31 
Day 218 : Job 1-4 
Day 219 : Job 5-7 
Day 220 : Job 8-10 
Day 221 : Job 11-13 
Day 222 : Job 14-16 
Day 223 : Job 17-20 
Day 224 : Job 21-23 
Day 225 : Job 24-28 
Day 226 : Job 29-31 
Day 227 : Job 32-34 
Day 228 : Job 35-37 
Day 229 : Job 40-42 
Day 230 : Song of Solomon 
Day 231 : Ruth
Day 232 : Lam. 1-2 
Day 233 : Lam. 3-5 
Day 234 : Eccles. 1-3 
Day 235 : Eccles. 4-6 
Day 236 : Eccles. 7-9 
Day 237 : Eccles. 10-12 
Day 238 : Esther 1-5 
Day 239 : Esther 6-10 
Day 240 : Daniel 1-2 
Day 241 : Daniel 3-4 
Day 242 : Daniel 5-6 
Day 243 : Daniel 7-8 
Day 244 : Daniel 9-10 
Day 245 : Daniel 11-12 
Day 246 : Ezra 1-3 
Day 247 : Ezra 4-7 
Day 248 : Ezra 8-10 
Day 249 : Nehemiah 1-3 
Day 250 : Nehemiah 4-6 
Day 251 : Nehemiah 7 
Day 252 : Nehemiah 8-9 
Day 253 : Nehemiah 10-11 
Day 254 : Nehemiah 12-13 
Day 255 : 1 Chronicles 1-2 
Day 256 : 1 Chronicles 3-5 
Day 257 : 1 Chronicles 6 
Day 258 : 1 Chronicles 7-8 
Day 259 : 1 Chronicles 9-10 
Day 260 : 1 Chronicles 11-12 
Day 261 : 1 Chronicles 13-15 
Day 262 : 1 Chronicles 16-17 
Day 263 : 1 Chronicles 18-20 
Day 264 : 1 Chronicles 21-23 
Day 265 : 1 Chronicles 24-25 
Day 266 : 1 Chronicles 26-27 
Day 267 : 1 Chronicles 28-29 
Day 268 : 2 Chronicles 1-4 
Day 269 : 2 Chronicles 5-7 
Day 270 : 2 Chronicles 8-10 
Day 271 : 2 Chronicles 11-14 
Day 272 : 2 Chronicles 15-18 
Day 273 : 2 Chronicles 19-21 
Day 274 : 2 Chronicles 22-24 
Day 275 : 2 Chronicles 25-27 
Day 276 : 2 Chronicles 28-29 
Day 277 : 2 Chronicles 30-32 
Day 278 : 2 Chronicles 33-34 
Day 279 : 2 Chronicles 35-36 
Day 280 : James 
Day 281 : Galatians 1-3 
Day 282 : Galatians 4-6 
Day 283 : 1 Thess. 
Day 284 : 2 Thess. 
Day 285 : 1 Corinthians 1-4 
Day 286 : 1 Corinthians 5-8 
Day 287 : 1 Corinthians 9-11 
Day 288 : 1 Corinthians 12-14 
Day 289 : 1 Corinthians 15-16 
Day 290 : 2 Corinthians 1-4 
Day 291 : 2 Corinthians 5-9 
Day 292 : 2 Corinthians 10-13 
Day 293 : Romans 1-3 
Day 294 : Romans 4-7 
Day 295 : Romans 8-10 
Day 296 : Romans 11-13 
Day 297 : Romans 14-16 
Day 298 : Mark 1-3 
Day 299 : Mark 4-5 
Day 300 : Mark 6-7 
Day 301 : Mark 8-9 
Day 302 : Mark 10-11 
Day 303 : Mark 12-13 
Day 304 : Mark 14 
Day 305 : Mark 15-16 
Day 306 : Matthew 1-4 
Day 307 : Matthew 5-7 
Day 308 : Matthew 8-9 
Day 309 : Matthew 10-12 
Day 310 : Matthew 13-14 
Day 311 : Matthew 15-17 
Day 312 : Matthew 18-20 
Day 313 : Matthew 21-22 
Day 314 : Matthew 23-24 
Day 315 : Matthew 25-26 
Day 316 : Matthew 27-28 
Day 317 : Luke 1 
Day 318 : Luke 2-3 
Day 319 : Luke 4-5 
Day 320 : Luke 6-7 
Day 321 : Luke 8-9 
Day 322 : Luke 10-11 
Day 323 : Luke 12-13 
Day 324 : Luke 14-16 
Day 325 : Luke 17-18 
Day 326 : Luke 19-20 
Day 327 : Luke 21-22 
Day 328 : Luke 23-24 
Day 329 : Ephesians 1-3 
Day 330 : Ephesians 4-6 
Day 331 : Colossians  Philemon 
Day 332 : Philippians 
Day 333 : Acts 1-3 
Day 334 : Acts 4-6 
Day 335 : Acts 7-8 
Day 336 : Acts 9-10 
Day 337 : Acts 11-13 
Day 338 : Acts 14-15 
Day 339 : Acts 16-17 
Day 340 : Acts 18-20 
Day 341 : Acts 21-23 
Day 342 : Acts 24-26 
Day 343 : Acts 27-28 
Day 344 : 1 Timothy 
Day 345 : Titus  1 Peter 
Day 346 : Hebrews 1-6 
Day 347 : Hebrews 7-10 
Day 348 : Hebrews 11-13 
Day 349 : 2 Timothy 
Day 350 : 2 Peter  Jude 
Day 351 : John 1-2 
Day 352 : John 3-4 
Day 353 : John 5-6 
Day 354 : John 7-8 
Day 355 : John 9-10 
Day 356 : John 11-12 
Day 357 : John 13-15 
Day 358 : John 16-18 
Day 359 : John 19-21 
Day 360 : 1 John 
Day 361 : 2 3 John 
Day 362 : Revelation 1-5 
Day 363 : Revelation 6-11 
Day 364 : Revelation 12-18 
Day 365 : Revelation 19-22

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God is Supreme and He Alone Is One but how come some Christians call Jesus God When the Bible never said so. Below is my take with references from the Holy Scriptures;

I Saw In The Night Visions, And, Behold, One Like The Son Of Man (Jesus Christ) Came With The Clouds Of Heaven, And Came To The Ancient Of Days (God Almighty Father, Yahweh), And They Brought Him Near Before Him. (Daniel 7: 13)
The Revelation Of Jesus Christ, Which God (Yahweh, Jehovah) Gave Unto Him, To Shew Unto His Servants Things Which Must Shortly Come To Pass; And He Sent And Signified It By His Angel Unto His Servant John: (Revelation 1:1)

Jesus Said Unto Them, If God Were Your Father, Ye Would Love Me: For I proceeded Forth And Came From God (Yahweh); Neither Came I Of Myself, But He Sent Me. (John 8: 42) How Come Trinitarians Are Preaching Three Gods With Equal Powers And Strength When The Bible Never Said So. What Do You Believe? Bible Never Calls Jesus As God Almighty But Calls Him Only Begotten Son Of God Who Is Subservient To God Almighty And Was Sent By God To Redeem All Mankind To God Almighty By The Shedding Of His Precious Blood As Instructed By The Ancient Of Days.

I am of the opinion that reading the Bible under the influence of the Holy Spirit for a deeper understanding of the scriptures is necessary for enlightenment to the Word of God. Doctrines of Men Christ warned us about has taken over the Doctrines of Christ as established in Matthew 7: 1-28 in this modern age of information era of civilization