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A Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party in
Sokoto State, Alhaji Sa’idu Gumburawa, has
expressed optimism that Nigeria will be a better
place in the next two years under President
Muhammadu Buhari.
Gumburawa, a former member of the House of
Representatives, said on Tuesday at Gumburawa
village in Wamakko Local Government that “the
change agenda of Buhari would start maturing in
the next two years.
“I am a PDP man, but i voted for Buhari during
the last presidential election due to my conviction
that he has the Nigerian project topmost in his
mind.”
He suppoorted the administration’s renewed fight
against corruption, and advised the President to
ignore unnecessary distractions.
Gumburawa, who was also a former board
member of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN),
however, said Buhari should also heed
constructive criticisms.
” He should listen to any constructive criticism
aimed at facilitating the reformation of the
country.
” Moral and material corruption have been the
bane of Nigeria’s socio-economic development.
”Fighting the monster to a standstill is good for
Nigeria, and proactive measures should be taken
to bring back all the country’s stolen funds
stashed outside the country,” he said.
The former lawmaker called on the National
Assembly to support the change agenda of the
Federal Government by making relevant laws that
would fast track the rejuvenation of the nation.
He appealed to Nigerians to pray for the success
of the administration and be patient with it, as
Buhari needed time to fully correct the wrongs of
the past.
On insecurity, Gumburawa said the government
had “so far taken the right steps to combat the
menace of insurgency, kidnapping, oil theft and
cattle rustling, among other crimes.
”More efforts should be made to provide the
needed arms and ammunition, transportation,
incentives and other logistics to the various
security agencies in the country, to enable them
discharge their mandate effectively.” (NAN)

Source: www.leadership.ng/news/470080/nigeria-will-be-better-in-the-next-2-years-under-buhari-pdp-chieftain

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An Alabama aunt thought her 19-year-old niece
was spending too much time on Facebook
recently, so she created a fake profile and
befriended her to see what she was up to online.
But as AL.com reports, the answer she got was
more troubling than anything she could have
imagined.
The niece at the center of the story is Marissa
Williams. Williams’ aunt was puzzled by the girl's
online habits and the constant stream of
strangers always at her house, so she created a
profile posing as a boy named Tre ‘Topdog’ Ellis
and befriended her niece. Immediately, things
got strange.
On the first day the two talked online, Williams
invited Ellis over to her house to get drunk with
her. She sent the fictitious boy her phone number
and home address, and said she would have sex
with him if he agreed to pay her $50 cell phone
bill. As troubling as that is, things were about to
take a much darker turn.
Just a few days later, Williams told Ellis that she
hated her family and wanted to get out of
Alabama. She asked Ellis to come kidnap her and
said he should shoot her aunt if she tried to stop
him.
As time went on, the conversations grew
increasingly unnerving. Williams told Ellis, who to
her was a strange man she had never met, how
to break into her aunt’s room so he could kill her
aunt and her aunt’s fiancée. Williams asked Ellis if
he could leave his car parked outside during the
break-in so she could pack her belongings into it
while he killed her entire family.
After hearing the plan, Williams’ aunt decided
she’d had enough and called the Sheriff’s
Department. Williams admitted to the plan, but
says she did not actually mean for anyone to be
killed. Nevertheless, she was arrested and
charged with the solicitation of murder. She is
being held on $30,000 bond.

Sources: www.ajc.com/news/news/national/report-woman-makes-boy-facebook-talk-her-niece-who/ngJX4/

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