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i wont tell, its not my problem... 've learnt to mind my business...

1) it consumes less mb,, u can use free 15mb from airtel for 10days...

Add urs..

bushdoc9919:
And replace them with whom? The Army? Vigilantes?

NPF needs improvement....but lack of records,lack of forensics, lack of judges and magistrates,and poor prisons,poor handling of cases (we have more prisoners awaiting trial than are convicted in our jails)...also play a part in our poor police performance.

replace them with JTF, buh ya, not banning actually, improvement is what they need

lolaxavier:
Try package your package ooo...na true talk...

sure thing. its necessary

The United States, U.S, government has reiterated
its commitment to providing support for Nigeria in
the fight against Boko Haram and the rescue of the
abducted Chibok schoolgirls. The US Assistant Secretary of state for African
affairs, Linda Thomas-Greenfield and the
commander of US Africa command, USAAFRICOM,
David Rodriguez disclosed this yesterday at a joint
online press conference. The Assistant Secretary noted that Washington will
engage President Muhammadu Buhari on the issue
when the Nigerian president visits White House
later in the month. According to her, “We will have discussions with
him on what we can do to continue to assist
Nigeria and their effort to fight against Boko
Haram. “Part of that discussion will be how we can provide
the equipment and support that Nigerians require.
We will have discussion on what we can do to
continue to assist Nigeria in the fight against Boko
Haram. “Human rights are an important value for the
United States and in any place that we are
providing lethal weapons. We want to know that
the militaries that we are providing those weapons
to do not use that in a way that violates the human
rights of ordinary civilians so we will have that discussion moving forward.” Thomas-Greenfield added that the US government
will also focus on how to prepare Nigerian military
to support communities. She also said that the
rescue of the abducted Chibok girls was high
priority for the US government. “This has been an extremely high priority for the
US government to assist in bringing these girls
home and also hundreds of other girls and young
boys who were forcefully abducted by Boko
Haram. “We will not let up on our efforts; we will continue
to work with the government,” she added and
commended Buhari and his wife for relating with
the families of the abducted Chibok girls and
letting them know they have not been forgotten. Also speaking, Rodriguez said the US has been
sharing intelligence with the Nigerian government
on the Chibok girls and other Boko Haram
captives. He said the command supports peace-
keeping efforts and strengthens the capacity of the
military in Africa through partnership. “We will continue to do that and pursue the effort
of rescuing the girls,” he said. “The United States
government is commitment to assisting African
countries as they build their capacity to counter
terrorism, which AFRICOM is key to providing such
assistance. “We continue to share intelligence with the
Nigerian military in the fight against insurgency,”
he stated.


dailypost.ng/2015/07/03/united-states-to-equip-nigeria-to-battle-boko-haram/


Cc: lalasticlala

hope he uses the money wisely..

Abia governors are somehow shaa, hope this one is different.

lol,, package the package,,,,

I weak..

p-square don turn pop corn ambassador bah

Spacebookers above me, smh



They should ban the NPF,, life is better without them, believe me, they do more harm than good in this country

triple threat.....


Na y d man run..

noted,

/

not all ladies, some are quite mature and overlook it, its nothing

i'll buy another shoe, i dont think its my size

Following the legalization of gay marriage across
America by the Supreme Court last week,
Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, who is
known for his extreme anti-gay views has been
making headlines. Earlier this week was a marriage
proposal to president Obama and yesterday, he allegedly said what you see below during another
interview; "Even satan wasn't Gay, he chose to approach
naked Eve instead of naked Adam." - President,
Mugabe on homo sexuality.


lindaikeji..com/2015/07/even-satan-wasnt-gay-president-mugabe.html


Cc: lalasticlala

that guy is just overhyped.... And overpriced...

do u do it

Policemen from Oroworukwo Division in Port
Harcourt have shot dead a suspected armed
robber around Mile Three axis of Diobu in the
Rivers State capital. DAILY POST gathered that the deceased had earlier
been arrested, alongside another suspect, after he
allegedly led members of his gang to rob a
compound on Wechie Street where his mother
leaves, near the Rivers State University of Science
and Technology. However, while he was being taken away by the
police, he pulled a gun and shot at his mother
before one of the policemen fired the shots that
killed him. The woman was immediately rushed to hospital
for treatment, while the body of the suspected
armed robber was taken away by the police.


dailypost.ng/2015/07/02/man-shoots-mother-in-port-harcourt/


Cc: lalasticlala

SIX children reportedly drowned when a canoe conveying 14 school children capsized on Wednesday July 1, 2015 morning at Irawe area of Ojo in Lagos State. Eight others, including the boat driver, were rescued. The incident occurred after a fibre canoe reportedly ran into the passenger boat at about 9 a.m. The rescued children, some of whom were said to be primary school pupils and secondary school students, were rushed to Igando General Hospital for treatment. Three of them who swam to safety, were discharged from the hospital at about 5.pm. Officials of Lagos State Emergency Management Authority (LASEMA ) reportedly stormed the scene to commence rescue operation. As at 7.pm., bodies of the six missing children, suspected to have drowned, were yet to be found. Responding, LASEMA ’s General Manager, Femi Oke-Osanyintolu, said the tragedy occurred at Irawe area when a fibre boat collided with a canoe conveying 14 children to their destination. Oke-Osanyintolu stated that eight children and the driver were rescued alive, with five of them taken to Igando General Hospital and three discharged. He said the other six other children were still missing and that rescue operation was still on to remove the children from the water. He disclosed that the children were not putting on live jackets when the accident occurred, adding that the rescue operation was handled by the Local Emergency Committee, led by the Executive Secretary of Ojo Local Government Area. LASEMA officials and others were still combing the water to see if they could get the other children, he added. South West spokesperson for National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Ibrahim Farinloye, also confirmed the incident. According to him, “The 14 school children were being conveyed across Ojo to Irawe jetty . Six children are yet to be recovered as I speak.” Search for more victims were expected to continue on Thursday July 2, 2015 morning.


dailyindependentnig.com/2015/07/six-children-drown-lagos-boat-crash/


Cc: lalasticlala

grey!!!!!!!!!!

no picture

The elections, penultimate Tuesday, of principal officers of the eighth National Assembly, arguably, attempted to loosen the cord tying the broom of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) together. With the ruling party controlling the majority in both chambers of the National Assembly, the party has not shown enough leadership in managing their overwhelming success at the polls. This inability to properly harness the gains of electoral victory is manifesting presently with the acrimony generated by the election of Senator Bukola Saraki and Yakubu Dogara as Senate President and Speaker in their respective capacities. While the ruling party initially preferred the candidatures of Yobe Senator Ahmed Lawan and Lagos Representative Femi Gbajabiamila for the respective positions, the “connivance” of a section of the party with members of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) upset the political cart of the APC and generated considerable bad- blood within the party. To add insult to injury, the ruling APC suffered further political incursion as the opposition PDP took advantage of the divide within the APC to install one of the their own, Senator Ike Ekweremadu as Deputy Senate President – a seat that should come to APC members in the senate naturally – while at the same time denying oligarchs of the ruling party their desire to have Ali Munguno from Borno State as Deputy Speaker. Fallout of these bungled plans by the APC is the ensuing political crisis that engulfed the party with supposed brothers from the same political fold hurling abuses at each other from opposite ends of the divide. Bola Tinubu, former governor of Lagos State widely acclaimed as “national leader” of the APC was so irked that he said he would “never recognise Bukola as Senate President.” Though the political juggernaut was to later soft- pedal in the manner Saraki emerged by insisting on a public apology from the duo of Saraki and Dogara in national dailies. All is yet to be well within the ruling political party in Africa’s largest democracy. At the last count, Senator Kabir Marafa was demanding the head of Chief John Oyegun, APC’s National Chairman for his “tardiness” in managing the crisis in the fallout of the National Assembly leadership elections. Comrade Timi Frank, deputy national publicity secretary of the APC earlier set the pace in this direction when he alleged that Oyegun was complicit in the apparent flouting of APC’s directives. But a crisis in the ruling party is tantamount to a disservice to the teeming sympathizers of the “change” mantra which the APC heralded and is capable of setting back the aspiration of the current administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to change the prospects of Nigerians for the
better. It becomes imperative for the ruling party to
douse the tension within the party and set about delivering on the juicy campaign promises in an era of national economic apprehension. For the APC to get her grooves back, the party must look inward and search her soul to get to the roots of the now protracted crisis with a view to salvaging the situation. This soul searching should entail beaming lights on the role of individual party members in the scenario and apportion necessary measures. In the senate, certain lawmakers from the fold of the APC are regarded as rallying points owing to their antecedence and wider reckoning across political divides. These personalities command remarkable influence within and outside the party and the ruling party must rely on such dexterity to calm to raging storm. Among the present crop of Senators, personalities such as Senators Abdullahi Adamu from Nasarawa; Bukar Abba Ibrahim from Yobe; Sola Adeyeye from Osun; Ajayi Borifice from Ondo; Ahmed Sani from Zamfara; Adamu Aliero from Kebbi, and a handful others could be empowered by the party to bring respite to the political crisis. Particularly, Senator Abdullahi Adamu possesses the right virtues and cosmopolitan exposure to rally his colleagues from opposing political divide towards an amicable resolution of the needless crisis. In an exclusive interview with THISDAY shortly before the June 9 election, Adamu warned the ruling party of the possibility of a crisis and told APC “to get it right on selection of principal officers of the incoming assembly.” Regarding the equally regrettable scenario in the House of Representatives, members of the ruling party who have been in the eyes of political storms like former Speaker Ghali Umar Na’aba and Sokoto Governor Aminu Tambuwal could do a good job of
returning the beleaguered House to the path of reason. Certain members of the House who are committed to ensuring that peace prevails in the chambers could also be relied upon to end the unfolding chaos and save the ruling party further public opprobrium. President Buhari should also rise to the occasion by calling his apparently disorganised house to order as the task of legislating for the much needed “change” cannot afford to be sacrificed on the altar of party disagreements. Though the president has hitherto maintained neutrality in the process of selecting the National Assembly leadership, now is the time to show leadership in crisis.



www.thisdaylive.com/articles/how-apc-can-get-back-its-groove/213577/

mistabiola:
Hang him till he lost his last breath .

really,, would that be ur punishment Too bad...


I dont think that is a rape case, and from the story, i dont think she was abducted....