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A first class students of a reputable Northern University failed for entering exam hall with Police report and Court affidavit and other documents showing his document is under process after he lost his school ID.
The Chairman EMC claim he was punished for not coming to him to collect Identification Letter

NwaAmaikpe:



This is pitiful and utmostly ridiculous.
How will a great bank like First Bank want to reduce themselves to a regional bank?

I hope this ill-thought decision to use dialetic slangs popular amongst touts in their ads doesn't bring down the already emaciating Elephant.

my problem with 9ja... be this. how this one take affect their worth... them just they tell you say he don tey wey dem don dey run the show

bro4u:
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If you dunno the meaning of carnival why not keep mute...better still invite your sense when next you comment.

lol bad guy

FIFA ranking for December 2017. Africa Top 10

1. Senegal

2. Tunisia

3. Egypt

4. DR Congo

5. Morocco

6. Burkina Faso

7. Cameroon

8. Ghana

9. Nigeria

10. Algeria

*LIONEL MESSI TROPHY CABINET*

*La Liga: (*

2004–05, 
2005–06, 
2008–09,
2009–10, 
2010–11, 
2012–13, 
2014–15,
2015–16

*Copa del Rey: (4)*
2008–09, 
2011–12, 
2014–15,
2015–16

*Supercopa de España: (7)*
2005, 
2006,
2009,
2010, 
2011, 
2013, 
2016

*UEFA Champions League: (4)*
2005–06,
2008 –09, 
2010–11, 
2014–15

*UEFA Super Cup: (3)*
2009, 
2011, 
2015

*FIFA Club World Cup: (3)*
2009, 
2011, 
2015

*AWARDS*

�FIFA World Player of the Year: 2009
�FIFA Ballon d'Or: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015
�IFFHS World's Best Top Goalscorer: 2011, 2012
�IFFHS World's Best Top Division Goalscorer: 2012, 2013
�IFFHS World's Best Playmaker:2015,2016
�UEFA Club Footballer of the Year: 2009
�UEFA Club Forward of the Year: 2009
�UEFA Best Player in Europe: 2011, 2015
�European Golden Shoe: 2010, 2012, 2013
�Best Player in La Liga: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015
�Best Forward in La Liga: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016
�La Liga Player of the Month: January 2016
�Olimpia de Plata (Argentine Footballer of the Year): 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016
�Olimpia de Oro (Argentine Sportsperson of the Year): 2011
�FIFA Club World Cup Golden Ball: 2009,2011
�FIFA Club World Cup Silver Ball: 2015
�FIFA World Cup Golden Ball: 2014
�Copa América Most Valuable Player: 2015
�FIFA FIFPro World XI: 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
�UEFA Team of the Year: 2008, 2009, 2010,2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016
�La Liga Team of the Season: 2014–15, 2015–16 
�AFA Team of All Time 
�FIFA World Cup Dream Team: 2014
�Copa América Dream Team: 2007, 2011,2015, 2016
�UEFA Goal of the Season: 2006–07, 2014–15, 2015–16
�Copa América Best Goal: 2007
�FIFPro Young World Player of the Year: 2006, 2007, 2008
�Golden Boy (Young European Footballer of the Year): 2005
�FIFA World Youth Championship Golden Ball: 2005
�FIFA World Youth Championship Golden Shoe: 2005
�Copa América Best Young Player: 2007

*PERFORMANCES*

�La Liga top goalscorer: 2009–10, 2011–12,2012–13
�La Liga top assist provider: 2010–11,2014–15, 2015–16
�Copa del Rey top goalscorer: 2008–09,2010–11, 2013–14, 2015–16
�UEFA Champions League top goalscorer:2008–09, 2009–10, 2010–11, 2011–12,2014–15
�UEFA Champions League top assist provider: 2011–12, 2014–15
�FIFA Club World Cup top goalscorer:2011
�FIFA World Youth Championship top goalscorer: 2005
�Copa América top assist provider: 2011,2015, 2016

*RECORDS*

�Most Ballons d'Or (including FIFA World Player of the Year and FIFA Ballon d'Or): 5 (2009–12, 2015)
�Most consecutive Ballons d'Or: 4
�Youngest two-time and three-time Ballon d'Or winner: 23 and 24 years old
�Top goalscorer in the history of FIFA Club World Cup: 5 goals
�Top goalscorer in all club competitions in a calendar year: *79 goals in 2012*
�Top goalscorer in all club competitions in a season: *73 goals in 2012*
�Longest goalscoring run in a domestic league: 21 matches, 33 goals in 2012–13
�Only player to have won more than one FIFA Club World Cup Golden Ball.
�Most UEFA Best Player in Europe and UEFA Club Footballer of the Year awards: 3 (2009, 2011, 2015)
�Top goalscorer in the UEFA Super Cup: 3 goals
�First player to be top goalscorer in five UEFA Champions League seasons (2008–09 to 2011–12, 2014–15)
�First player to be top goalscorer in four consecutive UEFA Champions League seasons
�Most hat-tricks scored in the UEFA Champions League: 7
�Most goals scored in a UEFA Champions League match: 5 in 2012
�Youngest player to make 100 appearances in the UEFA Champions League: 28 years, 84 days in 2015
�All-time top assist provider in Copa América: 11 assists.
�Most La Liga Best Player awards: 6 (2009–13, 2015)
�Top goalscorer in La Liga: 345 goals
�Top assist provider in La Liga: 136 assists
�Top goalscorer in the Supercopa de España: 12 goals
�Top goalscorer in a La Liga season: 50 goals in 2011–12
�Most hat-tricks scored in a La Liga season: 8 in 2011–12
�Only player to score consecutively against all opposition teams in La Liga: 19 matches, 30 goals in 2012–13
�Youngest player to score 200 goals in La Liga: 25 years and 7 months at Jan 2013
�Argentina all-time top goalscorer: 58 goals
�Top goalscorer for Argentina in a calendar year: 12 goals in 2012
�Youngest player to play for Argentina in a FIFA World Cup: 18 years, 357 days in 2006
�Youngest player to score for Argentina in a FIFA World Cup: 18 years, 357 days in 2006
�Youngest player to reach 100 caps for a country under CONMEBOL's jurisdiction: 27 years, 361 days in 2015
�Top goalscorer in El Clásico: 23 goals
�Top goalscorer in the Derbi barceloní: 17 goals
�Most titles won with the team: 29
�Top goalscorer in official competitions: 502 goals
�Top goalscorer including friendlies: 534 goals
�Top goalscorer in the UEFA Champions League: 94 goals
�Most hat-tricks scored in all competitions: 37
�Most hat-tricks scored in La Liga: 26
�Only player to be top goalscorer in three La Liga seasons (2009–10, 2011–12, 2012–13)

vroy:
shaqiri has being wining league titles till he joined stoke city

exactly that true

SOME STRANGE BUT TRUE AND AMAZING FOOTBALL FACTS....
1. When Barcelona's Xavi was 19, he almost signed for Milan. His father gave his "yes" to him but his mother said "if Xavi leaves Barca, I will divorce!"
2. While Zlatan Ibrahimovich's youth team was 4-0 down, he came in as a substitute and scored 8 goals.
3. Juan Mata is the first player in history to have joined Manchester United from Chelsea.
4. Xherdan Shaqiri has so far won league titles in every year of his professional career.
5. Alex Song has 27 siblings - 17 sisters and 10 brothers.
6. Ryan Giggs is the only Premier League player to score 100 goals without scoring a hat- trick.
7. Cristiano Ronaldo was named after former US President Ronald Reagan.
8. Steven Gerrard has swapped his jersey with more than a hundred players, but never with a Man United player . 9. Ronaldinho first gained media attention when his youth team won 23 - 0. He scored all 23 goals.
10. Chelsea have been relegated more times than they have won the English league.
11. The difference in Messi's age and Ronaldo's age is 869 days, the same difference as between Messi's son and Ronaldo's son.
12. Zinedine Zidane was never caught in offside position in his whole career.
13. Only one GOLD Premier League trophy has been awarded and it was to Arsenal because in 2003/2004 season, they didn't lose any match.
14. Brazilian legend, Pele, scored 92 hat-tricks, 4 goals on 31 occasions, 5 goals on 6 occasions, and 8 goals on an occasion.
15. When Mourinho says you have a bright future, it means you can't make his team at the present.
16. Cristiano Ronaldo was expelled from school at the age of 14 after throwing a chair at his teacher for mocking his family's financial status.
17. CR7 has no tattoos because he frequently gives blood and getting a tattoo will render him unable to do so for 6 months.
18. Real Madrid sold 50,000 James Rodriguez jerseys in one day. Juventus sold 0 (zero) Bendtner jersey in one season.
19. In January 2003, Louis Van Gaal was SACKED by Barcelona after leaving them just 3 points above the relegation zone.
20. Louis Van Gaal and David Moyes attended the same Tactical Management School.
21. Arsenal bought Anelka, Overmars, Petit, Henry, Vieira, Fabregas, RVP, Adebayor and Nasri all together for £42 million. Then sold them for £206 million.
22. Hearts of Oak never lost a game in the Ghana Premier League but they couldn't clinch the league title.
Which one of them do you find interesting;;!

� Hilarious Message from a Northern Student to his Northern Government

Usmanu Danfodyo university. Declared 3rd of October 2017 resumption date in a press statement release by the Dean of students affair through the Students Union

Elias vs. Apollo Crews Part 2

We return to see Samson still controlling the pace as he keeps Crews grounded with a headlock. He hits a mule kick in the corner to get a two count. Crews begins to make a comeback and he hits a standing moonsault for a quick two count. An enziguiri sends Elias out of the ring. Samson avoids a dive off the top rope before hitting Drift Away for the pin and the win.

Winner by Pinfall: Elias Samson

-Faatz
The Miz vs. Jason Jordan (IC Title) Part 2

Miz maintains the upper hand with a quick DDT to get his own two count. They take the fight outside and Jordan runs Miz into the barricade. Jason nails a clothesline from the top rope, but still can't keep Miz down for the three. After a few counters and near falls, Jordan uses a double northern lights suplex for a close two count. JJ suplexes Dallas into Axel and Miz outside the ring before he locks the champ in a cross face. Miz breaks the hold by grabbing the bottom rope. He avoids the corner spear from Jordan to give himself some breathing room. Axel hits Jordan behins the ref's back, allowing Miz to hit his finisher and pick up the win.

Winner by Pinfall: The MIZ

-Faatz
Finn Balor vs. Bray Wyatt Part 3

Balor counters Sister Abigail again, and this time he follows up with a double stomp to the chest. They end up on the top rope when Wyatt goes for a superplex. Finn fights him off and hits the Coup de Grace to the back of the neck. Bray manages to kick out at the last possible moment. Wyatt takes his head off with a clothesline for his own near fall. He throws Finn across the ring with pure strength, and he does it again for good measure. Balor recovers and dropkicks Wyatt into the corner as hard as he can twice. He gets to the top rope and hits the Coup de Grace for the pin and the win.

Winner by Pinfall: Finn Balor

-Faatz
The Bar vs. Rollins and Ambrose (Tag Titles) Part 4

The challengers take control and attempt to hit a double Razor's Edge. Rollins breaks it up, but he gets kicked out of the ring. Ambrose is locked in the Sharpshooter, but Cesaro has to transition to the cross face. Ambrose gets to the ropes to force a break. The Bar hits the Double Irish Cross, but Ambrose kicks out. The crowd chants "This is awesome" as Cesaro and Ambrose trade punches. After Sheamus hits Ambrose with White Noise, Cesaro powerbombs Rollins onto him from the middle rope, but the champs still won't stay down for the three. Sheamus accidentally kicks Cesaro, which allows Ambrose and Rollins to hit their finishers for the win. What a match!

Winner by Pinfall: Seth Rollins & Ambrose

Bliss vs. Jax vs. Bayley vs. Emma vs. Banks (Women's Title) Part 3

Bayley, Emma and Alexa trade suplexes in the ring. Emma hits both women with the low corner cross body for a two count on Bayley. Sasha is back in and hits a bulldog and running knee on Emma. Bayley hits the Bayley to Belly, but Banks breaks up the pin. An angry Nia comes back in the ring and starts demolishing everyone. She ends up hitting her shoulder against the post while Bliss hits Bayley with her trademark DDT for the pin and the win. Good match. Everyone had a moment to shine.

Winner via pinfall: Alexa Bliss

: John Cena vs. Roman Reigns Part 5

Cena tries to get Reigns up for an AA through the table, but Reigns counters and Spears Cena off one table through another. Roman rolls him back in for a close two count. Cena counters a Spear with another AA, and he rolls through to hit another before making the cover to get another near fall. Roman catches Cena with a Superman Punch, and he follows up with a Spear to finally get the win.

Winner by Pinfall: Roman Reigns

-Faatz
‬: Neville vs. Enzo Amore (Cruiserweight Title) Part 3

While the ref has his back turned, Enzo hits a low blow and manages to pin Neville. We have a new cruiserweight champion, and it's Enzo Amore. Let that sink in.

Winner by Pinfall & NEW Cruiserweight Champion: ENZO AMORE!!!!!

Brock Lesnar vs. Braun Strowman (Universal Title) Part 4

What? Brock finally lifts Strowman up for an F5 and gets the win after one finisher. This seems like a wasted opportunity. Strowman is as over as anyone on the roster. This was the right time to put him over.

Winner by Pinfall: Brock Lesnar

-Faatz

Ethnic pride and prejudice in Nigeria

Riddle: name the Nigerian ethnic group known for being “arrogant” and “clannish”. I will give you one or two clues to make things easier. They are perceived by others as thinking and acting like they are God’s greatest gift to Nigeria. They think they are by far superior to the other ethnic groups. Give them a space in public office and they will take a yard, filling every available position with people from their ethnic group. Even the gateman, the cook and the cleaner will be from their own part of the country. When one of them starts a line of business, sooner than later they will populate and dominate that space with their kith and kin. Any guesses? Yoruba? Hausa/Fulani? Igbo?

Maybe your guess is Yoruba. They are accused of “ethnic arrogance”. They actually call themselves the “Yoruba race”, meaning they are not just an ethnic group like others but a whole race — as you have the white race, the black race and the human race! In fact, the Yoruba pride themselves as the “most educated” and the “most sophisticated” in Nigeria. Their elite often say “the rest of the country is holding us back”. The solution is the revival of the defunct Oyo Empire under an Oduduwa Republic! There is this Yoruba saying: “Ajise bi Oyo laari, Oyo kiise bi eni kookan” (“You can only imitate Oyo; Oyo do not imitate anyone”). Pride? Arrogance?

On clannishness, some argue that the Yoruba are the kings of “tribalism”. Some say Yoruba started ethnic politics in Nigeria when the Greak Zik was denied premiership of Western region in 1952. President Olusegun Obasanjo was initially accused of running an “Afenifere government” in 1999. Mr. Louis Odion, respected columnist, wrote in Daily Sun (November 9, 2003) that Obasanjo had established a “new Yoruba oligarchy”; the NNPC GMD, the police IG and the CBN governor were all Yoruba, he said. Most recently, Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo was accused of filling government with Yoruba and Redeemed Church members within two weeks of being acting president!

Being classified as “arrogant and clannish” is not limited to the Yoruba, so my riddle remains unsolved. You want to make another guess? The “born-to-rule” Fulani and their Siamese twin, Hausa! I grew up being made to understand that the “Hausa/Fulani oligarchy” think they own the country. In fact, I used to hear of the “Kaduna Mafia” that decided everything about political power in Nigeria. The rest of Nigeria believed (believes?) if you do not pander to the Hausa/Fulani interest, you can never become president. The late Alhaji Maitama Sule, former minister, was once quoted as suggesting that northerners were the ones divinely gifted with the leadership of Nigeria.

As for clannishness, one of the raging accusations against President Muhammadu Buhari is that he has filled his government with the Hausa/Fulani. Since he came to power in May 2015, there has been an outcry that most revenue-rich agencies (“plum jobs”, as we call them in Nigeria) and key security bodies are headed by the Hausa/Fulani. The recent recruitment by the DSS, in which more people were employed from Katsina state than the entire south-east, is further given as evidence. The late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua was also intensely accused of not just filling strategic positions with northerners but making sure they were from the Katsina-Kano axis.

So maybe Hausa/Fulani is the answer to the riddle? Or Igbo? I recently got entangled in a protracted but decent argument with a reader over my article, “Biafra is Not a Dirty Word” (May 28, 2017). In it, I broached the possibility of a president from the south-east in 2019 to balance the national equation and continue the nation-building project. The reader objected furiously. She said she would never support an Igbo to become president. She said the Igbo think they are superior to everyone else “and that the rest of us are just making up the numbers”, reminding me that the Greak Zik was quoted in 1949 as saying the Igbo were created “to lead the children of Africa from bondage”.

She referred to a statement attributed to Mr. Charles Onyeama, an Igbo lawyer and member of the central legislative council, in 1945 that “Igbo domination of Nigeria is only a matter of time”. She argued that the central thesis in Prof. Chinua Achebe’s book, “There Was a Country”, is that Nigeria was making progress when Igbo were the ones calling the shots — “an arrogant suggestion that merit is an exclusive Igbo thing”. She added: “Achebe more or less said Nigeria was no longer a country because his Igbo brethren lost their strategic positions at federal level after the July 1966 countercoup. That is conceit undisguised.”

Sure, I am aware of the arguments being articulated against the Igbo by other ethnic groups, particularly the charge of clannishness. They are often accused of seeking to dominate anywhere they operate. It is said that when an Igbo trader rents a shop, he will soon make sure all the surrounding shops are taken by fellow Igbo traders. I am aware of the accusation that Senator Anyim Pius Anyim filled his office with Igbo when he was secretary to the government of the federation, and that the financial sector was overwhelmingly Igbo when Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was minister of finance. So, is Igbo your final answer to the riddle?

Wait a minute — what about the Ijaw? They were also accused of being “arrogant and clannish” when President Goodluck Jonathan was in power. Ijaw leaders and youth constantly reminded the rest of Nigeria that it is “our oyel” (also known as “oil”) that is sustaining Nigeria, isn’t it? The haughtiness of Ijaw militants such as Asari Dokubo and Government Tompolo, it was said, stank to high heavens. They were accused of walking on people’s heads. The Ijaw also speak proudly of their rich history, reminding anyone who cares that they had an embassy in Portugal many centuries before the rest of Nigeria knew civilisation.

And the clannishness? I used to argue that there were only two Ijaw appointees in Jonathan’s 42-person cabinet: Elder Godsday Orubebe and Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke. So how can you accuse Jonathan of running an Ijaw government when there were only two of them in his cabinet? Then I was reminded of the influence the “almighty” Chief EK Clark, the Ijaw leader, had on Jonathan to the extent that Clark’s word was final on most of Jonathan’s decisions. All Clark’s nominees for federal positions got appointed, I was informed, and the militants virtually ran Aso Rock — in addition to controlling the pipelines.

To solve the riddle then, we may need a lifeline. But here are my thoughts and personal convictions. One, there is no ethnic group in Nigeria that cannot be accused of being “arrogant”. We always use Abuja and any incumbent government to make our conclusions about ethnic pride and prejudice, but when we shift the focus to our states and localities, we will discover that these complaints and accusations are universal. Ethnic pride is human, I suppose. Go to India, Kenya, Ethiopia, Singapore and even mono-ethnic societies such as Somalia and you will find it there. Even the most advanced societies are not immune to it. You have white supremacists all over the world.

Two, “clannishness” is not confined to one ethnic group. Sociologists and anthropologists are in a better position to explain why the Yoruba control taxi business in Jos, why northerners dominate retail kiosks, and why Igbo rule the motor spare parts trade. More so, every ethnic group uses derisive terms to describe others — “Ofe Manu”, “Awusa”, “Yanmiri”, “Aj’okuta ma mumi”, etc. It is not limited to Nigerians, I know, but why are our prejudices so inflammable and so easily mobilisable, thereby leading to conflict? We have to view this within the bitter competition for limited opportunities in a country where whoever holds political power controls the juices.

My conclusion, lest I forget, is that we will never build a strong and viable nation if we continue to look at the negative traits in others rather than the positive things they have to offer. Agreed, every ethnic group has something bad to say about the other, but why do we always have to look at one another from the points of weakness rather than the points of strength? I will never argue that conflicts, prejudices and biases will disappear from our society. There is no society in the world devoid of prejudice — be it ethnic, racial, religious, ideological or regional. As far as I can see, it is human. I am not expecting Nigeria to become the first perfect country in the world. Not so fast.

My expectation, however, is that those who call the shots, those who mould opinion, those in positions of influence would reflect deeper. There are no saints in the underdevelopment of Nigeria. No ethnic group is devoid of arrogance, clannishness, corruption, indiscipline and greed. How then can we begin to construct a positive story for Nigeria, in spite of prejudice? That is the challenge. I’m convinced Nigeria can work. Unfortunately, it is easier to destroy than to build. What Nigeria desperate needs are builders, but what Nigeria is getting is a growing tribe of preachers of hate and purveyors of prejudice. Those who wish Nigeria well must create a new narrative. Imperative.

AND FOUR OTHER THINGS…

NGO BULLY

Non-government organisations in Nigeria are stealing money, funding terrorism and violating immigrations laws, according to Hon. Umar Buba Jibril, deputy majority leader of the house of representatives. The solution? A new law! That is what we love to do in Nigeria. The solution to our problems is always to write another law or produce a new constitution. Meanwhile, we already have laws dealing with funding of terrorism, violation of immigration rules and stealing. And the registration of NGOs is already provided for under CAMA. Jibril says he was inspired by the NGO laws in Kenya, Uganda and Israel — which they are using to suppress dissent. Instructive.

PEACE MAKERS

May I seize this opportunity to thank those who worked behind the scenes to prevent bloodbath across the country in the wake of the face-off between the security agencies and members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The tension, following the reported killings in Aba and Port Harcourt, was spreading and could have led to the loss of hundreds of innocent lives. There are people who love preaching bloodshed on Facebook all the time, knowing well that they are safe in the cyberspace. I’m definitely fully aware that Nigeria’s underlining problems remain unresolved, but I rejoice in the fact that we have managed to bring down the temperature a bit. Respite.

ILL CREST

My attention has been drawn to a potential case of discrimination by Hillcrest School, Jos. Rinret Yusuf Gukas underwent the entire admission processes without being asked if he had any allergy. It was only upon his resumption that he was asked. The parents confirmed he has nuts allergy and provided the medication in case of accidental ingestion. To their surprise, the school nullified his admission. He had relocated from the UK and paid all the fees. In advanced societies, this is a case of discrimination on health grounds. While Hillcrest might be seeking to play safe, it needs to review its admission processes. And where are the regulatory authorities in all this? Sickening.

EBOLA COACH

Eniola Aluko, English female footballer, complained to the FA about racist comments by national team coach Mark Sampson in 2015. He allegedly asked her to make sure her Nigerian relatives did not bring Ebola to a game at Wembley Stadium. Her complaint was recently dismissed, perhaps for lack of evidence. But to see former colleagues swarm on Sampson during a goal celebration “in solidarity” after the “clean bill” was like an insult on injury: it further magnified the racist flavour. Sampson has now been dismissed on another charge of “inappropriate behaviour” on a previous job. Many commentators think it was a face-saver for the FA, some think it is karma. Bemusing.

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The SU PRO of Usmanu Danfodyo university has denies alleged viral resumption time table which went viral today.

SU UPDATE 23-09-2017
*GREATEST DANFODITE*
*EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION*
This is to inform the entire students that the university management has not release any Calendar.
The one in circulation was not formally approved by the Senate, it's just a proposal copy, till on Monday.
This was contained in the information received from Dean Student's Affair *Prof A. A Alieru*
How ever students are advised to disregard any rumour as we hope to bring you genuine information at your fingerprints.
Thanks
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[b][/b]United Nations Lends Megaphone to Genocidal Military Dictator Buhari
Bruce Fein, Contributor
Constitutional Scholar
09/17/2017 12:03 pm ET 970

The United Nations will live in infamy for lending its megaphone on Tuesday, September 19, 2017, to Nigeria’s elected military dictator Muhammadu Buhari.

The Hausa-Fulani Muslim strongman is currently orchestrating genocide as defined by the Genocide Convention against Nigeria’s 50 million Igbo people because of their ethnicity and unwavering devotion to Christianity. Buhari’s genocide marks the culmination of a long train of Biafran subjugation by radical Hausa-Fulani Islamic terrorists. The dictator’s power is anchored to an illegitimate constitution decreed by a military dictator in 1999 to hold the Christian Biafran people in bondage to Hausa-Fulani Muslims. Nigeria’s constitution has never been approved by Nigerians.

Last June, Buhari tacitly endorsed a Hausa-Fulani threat to expel by force and violence and to plunder 11 million Igbos in twelve northern Nigerian states that have adopted Sharia as their legal codes if they did not abandon their Igbo homes and businesses by October 1, 2017. During the past few years in northern Nigeria, Hausa-Fulani terrorists have destroyed thousands of churches and religious schools and displaced millions of Christian Biafrans.
Hundreds of innocent civilians have died and more have been injured or terrorized by Nigeria’s military acting under Buhari’s direction in the last week alone. A courageous and influential Biafran leader, Nnamdi Kanu, has had his home attacked and quarantined by Nigeria’s armed forces and his followers killed. Grisly videos and photos taken at scenes of the harrowing crimes are conclusive. What they prove amounts to state terrorism—the systematic employment of violence to intimidate or coerce a civilian population.
Instead of providing Buhari a megaphone, the United Nations should be expelling Nigeria from membership under Article 6 of the United Nations Charter. The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) should be referring the dictator and his henchmen like Army Chief of Staff Lt. General Tukur Yusuf Buratai to the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Fatou Bensouda, to investigate for complicity in genocide. The UNSC should also be imposing an arms embargo on Nigeria under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter until the right of the Biafran people to self-determination is secured through a free and fair referendum conducted by the United Nations Electoral Unit. At present, dictator Buhari is diverting arms purchased for ostensible use against Boko Haram, an international terrorist organization, to the terrorizing of Biafran Christians. Buhari has no interest in defeating Boko Haram because its threat triggers military and financial assistance from the United States in its global war on terrorism.

These sanctions against Nigeria would honor twin objectives of the United Nations: (1) “to establish conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of international law can be maintained;” and, (2) “promoting and encouraging respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to…religion.”

The genocide of Biafrans is not a “domestic” matter within the exclusive jurisdiction of Nigeria. Genocide is a crime against all of mankind which concerns every country. Moreover, if dictator Buhari is permitted to kill and enslave Christian Biafrans with impunity, Nigeria could degenerate into a Hausa-Fulani Islamic theocracy and could become a state sponsor of terrorism. Nigeria’s example would embolden the persecution of Christians elsewhere.

Nigeria’s 190 million inhabitants make it the most populous nation in Africa. It is a model not only in West Africa but throughout the continent. It is too important for its fate to be left to the roll of the dice.

The international community planted the seeds of contemporary Nigerian and African strife by arbitrarily carving up the continent in favor of colonial powers at the1884-1885 Berlin Conference. The United Nations is saddled with a moral obligation to help remedy the dystopias spawned by many of its key members.

While the suffering and persecution of Burma’s Muslim Rohingya have captured headlines and the attention of the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights, Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, Nigeria’s far worse oppression of Biafrans has been largely ignored. It is difficult to resist the conclusion that the international human rights community squints when blacks kill blacks.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/united-nations-lends-megaphone-to-genocidal-military_us_59be9b8ae4b06b71800c3a88

Yes team UDUSok.
Usman Danfodyo university is highly represented.
lol.....

philGeo:
Have ever take time and pray for your father like this?

lol... pls ask am o