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This is how Buhari plans to deal with corruption in Nigeria

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pyyxxaro:

Na sooo we see am oo

E Ba Bo, Cuz Them Two Cum Frn Ekpan, News We Hear Nw Say Them Don Suspend Baro

pyyxxaro:
Make una help us beg BARO, EVERLYN OBORO and OKOWA

Since their arrival, na steady wahala for Effurun


BARO is a rebel, OKOWA wanna deal with him by all means

But Baro has the squad to effurun into Afghanistan

Enough Gun shots for Effurun and Ekpan this evening

Bro na true say baro work 4 efe against him own party man mathew.

I think Nigerian banks are conducting fraudulent transaction which should be reported to CBN. Why would they get dollars at N196 from CBN and sell same to their customers at N230 through debit cards? Even when the transaction get refunded, they will pay you like N190 to N199 for same thing you paid N230. This is fraud and CBN need to know. Banks should not operate black market business with their clients. It's illegal.

On Dasuki Sambo

With an official entourage of 33 including his son Yusuf, President Muhammadu Buhari arrives the Joint Base Andrews Airport, Washington DC Sunday to kick start his official visit to the United States.
Buhari will have a private dinner with Madeline Albright former US Secretary of State after settling down at the historic Blair House in Pennsylvania Avenue, the first time a visiting Nigerian leader would be so honoured.
The President who is billed to hold a Town Hall meeting with Nigerians in the Diaspora Tuesday will on Monday be officially welcomed at the White House starting with a breakfast meeting of five at the Naval Observatory, the official residence of the US Vice President Senator Joe Biden.
The visit is strategic on many fronts because Nigeria and the US remain partners on many fronts.
The US recognises Nigeria as an emerging economic giant not just in Africa but in the global village in addition this is the first time the US is inviting a newly elected African leader who has been in office for less than two months, to a state visit.
President Buhari, has what it takes to drive this emerging role of Nigeria. The expectation that President Buhari will reposition the nation along the path of greatness is not misplaced.
The importance of the visit to the US, is in the fact that the US is accommodating President Buhari at Blair House, the first of its kind for a Nigerian leader and ST NO EXPENSE TO THE COUNTRY.”
Part of the high point of the visit is the long awaited lecture of Buhari at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) on his last day in the US.
The institute had expected him to deliver a public lecture at the heat of the Presidential campaign in February. USIP Director of Programmes, Ms. Jennifer Cooke had envisaged an event that would attract a large audience of US policy makers, academics, business leaders, and Nigerians in the Diaspora, an expectation that has even become heightened with the President’s rising profile since his defeat of Goodluck Jonathan a sitting president and the first time this is happening in the political space of the country.
The interactive session jointly organised by USIP, National Democratic Institute, International Republican Institute, Centre for Strategic Studies and the Atlantic Council will offer the President an opportunity to highlight on his policy direction and the expectations in the days ahead.

How do we stop this?

Flets:
18 man delegation?.... for what?

Is this not the same huge number of delegates APC complained about and campaigned against?

So what have they changed? Nigerians have been sold a dummy.

I don't blame them anyway, I blame the shallow headed Nigerians that voted this scam.

Oga the kenya trip of 200 delegate and many others by the past cant be compare

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temitemi1:
Great steps but our stolen mandate will be given back to us through our competent court of law

Guy you miss thread.

dearpreye:
Hypocrisy remains the worst form of corruption. If the US is now famously known for its sweeping stand in favour of Homosexuality, Nigerians are known for their despicable hypocrisy. I can stand the gay; but I can barely stand the hypocrites. Nothing disgusts as does hypocrisy.

That being said, how and why a man should be sexually attracted to another man is beyond my comprehension, and it's very disdainful. I still can't wrap my head around its absurdity.

Whenever I see the designs and contours on my woman, the whole idea of Homosexuality all the more becomes an unspeakable crime. Thank God our docile and overfed lawmakers, in a desperate move to salvage some of its battered image before the people, hurriedly passed the Homosexuality Prohibition Act into law years back. It remains a crime in Nigeria.

But this is the point of this article.

Nigerians are amongst the most religious folks on the surface of the Earth. It's only sad our religiosity doesn't run deep enough. Our society hasn't benefited much form our religiosity. The greater portion of those crying and abusing the US are Nigerians.

The US is a sovereign nation, and how it conducts it's business shouldn't be much our concern. We've got our hands filled with our own problems. We need to face them.

The last time I checked, the US embassy and consulates are still open here in Nigeria. We still troop into the US. I'm sure there are more than 100000 Nigerians in the US. And many more are praying, fasting and doing all they can to get to the land of Homosexuality. Till we stop making frantic efforts to go to the US because of its Homosexual law, we're not ready to make our stand known about it. The US couldn't care less about us.

As for me, I still prefer the Homosexual-friendly US to this corrupt, unworkable, backward and divisive nation of ours. We still lack the most basic of amenities. We're not even capable of self government.

Don't forget: we still use Apple products. Hope we know the sexual orientation of its current CEO? He's openly gay. The US is lightyears ahead of Nigeria.

Those who have killed and raped women and children in Benue, Plateau and other parts of the North aren't gays. Those who kidnapped and destroyed pipelines aren't gays. Those who have stolen our billions and have them stashed away in foreign accounts aren't gays. Those who have continued to ensure we live in darkness and poverty aren't gays. The gays aren't the problem of the Earth. They're not responsible for our dilapidated education and road system.

What's Nigeria known for? Terrorism. Corruption. Division. Rancour. Cheating. Everything abnormal. We're not in any position to criticise the US. It's our dream to be half as developed as it is.

Our hypocrisy stinks. The difference again is that we're a people without conviction and courage. We simply hide away in silence when our beliefs are threatened.

To hell with the hypocrites. Mind your business. The USA remains heaven when compared with this cesspit of monumental corruption and fraud. Nonsense.

Indirectly you want homosexuality to replace coruption and others in nigerian abi. Guys there are things to never suport its againts nature

Governors elected under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) have urged Senators and House of Representatives members of the party to always abide by the wish party.
Tension has been brewing in the Senate over filling of the remaining four key leadership positions of the 8th Senate.
While the party is said to be backing Senator Ahmad Lawan from North-East as the Senate Majority Leader, Senator George Akume from North-Central as the Deputy Majority Leader, Senator Olusola Adeyeye from South-West as the Senate Chief Whip and Senator Abu Ibrahim from North-West as the Deputy Chief Whip, some APC senators have been opposing the arrangement.
The Senate President, Bukola Saraki and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, were elected against the wish of the party.
Governors of sixteen out of the 22 states controlled by the APC, attended a closed-door meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari over the issue among others at the State House Abuja from Tuesday night till the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Speaking with State House correspondents at the end of the meeting, the governors insisted on the supremacy of the party’s position, stressing that they have never gone against the wish of the party as governors.
Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole said: “Basically what we are saying is that the senators should adopt the position of the party. We were all elected on the platform of the party. We are not just a collection of individuals. We are a political party and when the party has spoken we must listen.
“Otherwise if it was a game of individuals like golf then individuals can go their ways. I think it is very clear at this point that the party has the responsibility to keep the system going.
“So we as progressive governors we have listened to the president and we have discussed extensively and we are clear that the party’s position should be supported by the senators. This is the way it should be and we should start on a note of working closely,” he said.
Oshiomhole added: “We as governors, we listen to the party and we expect our senators to also listen to the party.
“We are going to call them and tell them this is it and explain our reasons. We can’t continue to allow individuals to…it is about party supremacy, ” he said

Await APC strike back

Oga Ike Ekweremadu, Has Been Re-elected deal with it.

Immediate past Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, has been elected Deputy Senate President. He was nominated by Abie Sekibo from Rivers State. Mr. Ekweremadu is a member of the minority Peoples Democratic Party. He was elected in a apparent power sharing deal that had the influential-minority PDP back the new senate president, Bukola Saraki.

A federal high court in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital has struck out a suit seeking to stop Honourable Femi Gbajabiamila from contesting the position of Speaker of the House of Representatives in the 8th Assembly.
According to a statement by Hon. Rufai Chachangi the court denied the group seeking permission to stop Gbajabiamila from contesting. “It has come to our knowledge that there are misleading stories making the rounds in some sections of the media, stating that Court granted an order restraining Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila from participating in the speakership election to be conducted by House of Representatives tomorrow Tuesday 9th of June 2015,” Chachangi said.
He noted further that: “We would like to state emphatically that Justice Abdul Kafarati of the Federal High court Abuja did not only refuse to grant the exparte order brought by a group known as the Registered Trustees of Social Justice and Civil Rights Awareness Initiative, but the judge ordered that the respondents be put on notice and the case was adjourned to 18th of June, 2015 for the hearing of the motion on notice.”
“On the issue of professional misconduct, the State Bar of Georgia in a letter dated August 30th, 2010 stated clearly that allegation against Femi Gbajabiamila is not related to criminal allegation and that, “Mr. Gbaja is currently an active member in good standing of the State Bar of Georgia,” he added.
He then restated that Gbajabiamila is eligible to contest. “Following the declaration by Justice Abdul Kafarati on 8th Of June, 2015, Hon Femi Gbajabiamila is qualified to contest for the Speakership election tomorrow 9th of June, 2015 and members-elect across party lines have in the vein resolved to sustain their unflinching support for the aspiration of Femi Gbajabiamila as the next Speaker of House of Representatives,” the statement read.

Faced with a looming crisis in securing the selection of its favored candidates for leadership posts at the Senate and House of Representatives, officials of the All Progressives Congress (APC) are weighing measures to force the incoming class of National Assembly members to postpone their convening beyond Wednesday. According to a senior party source, the postponement “is to enable President [Muhammadu] Buhari [to] rein in rebellious lawmakers within the ranks of our party.”
Mr. Buhari is expected back in Abuja on Thursday night after attending the ongoing G7 meeting in Germany.
Some APC lawmakers led by for former Governor Bukola Saraki of Kwara State have reportedly reached an alliance with People’s Democratic Party lawmakers overnight to present a PDP candidate as President of the Senate. Immediate past Senate President, David Mark, was named as the likely beneficiary of Mr. Saraki’s revolt.
Former Governor Saraki is reportedly irate that he was schemed out of the APC’s nomination for the Senate Presidency. Last Saturday, the party bypassed the former governor amid concerns that he could not be totally relied upon to lead an effective and cooperative Senate that would give President Buhari reliable legislative backing. Instead, the APC adopted Senator Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan from Nigeria’s northeast state of Yobe as its candidate for the Senate Presidency.
SaharaReporters learnt that President Buhari had expressed serious concerns to some associates that a Nigerian Senate led by Mr. Saraki would not lend him the necessary legislative backing to wage a major war against corruption.
Mr. Saraki carries a lot of corruption baggage, dating back to his days as an executive of the defunct Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria, and continuing with his tenure as Kwara State governor.
SaharaReporters also learned that another group of lawmakers in the House of Representatives were also upset with the APC’s choice of Lagos legislator, Femi Gbajabiamila, as the party’s sole candidate for Speaker. Yakubu Dogara, an aspirant for the speakership who hails from Bauchi State, leads the disaffected legislators opposed to Mr. Gbajabiamila.
An APC executive told SaharaReporters that some party leaders consider Mr. Saraki as the wrecking ball who must be subdued to ensure that the party does not lose the leadership of the Senate.
In the midst of the internal squabble within the APC, SaharaReporters learnt that former Senate President David Mark has been mobilizing disgruntled APC senators to back him for a third term in the premier post at the Senate. Another source disclosed that several PDP senators were demanding outrageous sums of money from APC leaders in exchange for casting their votes for candidates favored by the party.

n apparent desperation to stop Senator Bukola Saraki and Hon. Yakubu Dogara from emerging as Senate President and Speaker of Representatives respectively, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has shut every entrance into the National Assembly.
As early as 6am, the road leading to the National Assembly had been cordoned off while policemen and soldiers had been been deployed to stop human and vehicular movement into the premises.
The decision to shut the National Assembly was the fallout of the adoption of Saraki and Dogara by Peoples Democratic Party senators-elect as candidates for Senate president and speakership of the House last night.
While the National Assembly is shut, President Muhammadu Buhari and the leadership of APC have scheduled a meeting with APC lawmakers at the International Conference Centre (ICC) this morning.
The meeting is meant to compel Saraki or Dogara to step down for the party's candidates. There are fears that the inauguration of the 8th National Assembly may not hold today if the party fails to have its way.

Obong Umana Umana, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC in the recent governorship election in Akwa Ibom State in this interview reviews the conduct of the election and the options before him. Excerpts:
Elections have come and gone. Is it a forgotten matter?
The elections cannot be forgotten for me and the good people of Akwa Ibom State. We are challenging the outcome of the purported governorship, State House of Assembly and the National Assembly elections at the tribunals.
But some are asking why don’t you do like the PDP presidential candidate and congratulate the declared winner of the election?
Umana-UmanaI would have been happy to do so if we had had valid elections and the election had been properly conducted under the terms and conditions stipulated by law. But that was far from being the case in Akwa Ibom because what we witnessed were elections that were characterised by widespread violence. Over 30 persons were killed and there were gross

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dadaojames:
BREAKING NEWS: President Muhammadu Buhari appoints Ogbonaya Onu as the new Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF)

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Thats my community man, ndi uburu in ohoazara celebrates the news. Only my community governor and sgf. God win

THE NEED FOR RESEARCH AND UNDERSTANDING PROTOCOL: PICTORIAL EVIDENCE SHOWING THAT BUHARI WAS NOT “SNUBBED BY CAMERON” AT DOWNING STREET” UK IN MAY 2015.
Good morning Nigerians, it is a new day and we give thanks to God/ Allah/Olodumare that we are alive to witness our VICTORY DAY.

Chigold101:
Well they never believed in any of GEJ's policy.
But they have been courting his Agric Minister.
if they Scrap YOUWIN nothing will happen afterall they are now in the driving seat.
But anybody that loves Nigerian youths and scraps youwin is the number one hater of Nigerian Youths.


even if they will keep it to make sure they rubbish GEJ, they will have to change the name...

But all I know is that APC and GMB have no policy of their own... They will keep running most or if not all GEJ's policy but with a change of name.

Talk out of sentiments, stop it my dear. APC polices are why we voted them

shortgun:

Don't mend d idiats shouting Sai baba...... how can they forget so soon. Bunch of hypocritical self serving mofos any where you turn.
A killer will never be my president.

There has never being this hope millions of nigeria have on an incoming like this even jonathan 2011 was not like this. He is Nigerian man of the moment live with that. Your opinion is invalid

Macelliot:
Even if Election is re-scheduded to hold now with Buhari as president and Amaechi as INEC chairman, PDP will floor APC.

You think so, cause amechi can do away with card reader to ensure apc wins

Former Vice President of Nigeria and a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar have re-echoed his party resolve to claim all the major oil producing states of the Niger Delta through, election tribunal.

Alhaji Abubakar in a live interview on Channels television, said that, “APC will get back power from Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Delta states through the electoral Tribunals. The former Vice president told Nigerians to “Mark my words”.

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