Tuesday, 22 September 2015

Buhari Rejects Gift From Katsina Cabal

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Robert Lewandowski came off the bench to score in quick succession.

Robert Lewandowski came on as a substitute at half-time with Bayern Munich losing 1-0 to Wolfsburg and scored five goals in under nine minutes -- the fastest by a player in Bundesliga history.
Lewandowski, 27, was on the bench for the Bundesliga game on Tuesday night but replaced Thiago at half-time and got his side back into it immediately.

The Nigerian military said it was not considering the leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, or any other particular person in the terror group to be relevant in the ongoing onslaught against insurgency in the North East.

2face Idibia

If you are one of those who have for years, yearned for a come back, then this should excite you as 2face Idibia has pleaded with Don Jazzy and D’Banj to make one more hit together.
The pop icon made the plea during the all star concert held yesterday at Eko Hotel to celebrate his fortieth birthday alongside Star Radler and thousands of his fans, ‘All that one wey una dey do, I no send una, my own be say, make una drop one more hit’, he said.

Dbanj & Don Jazzy

The concert sponsored by Star Radler had top celebrities including Senator Florence Ita Giwa, Annie Macaulay, Klint D Drunk, Yaw, Bovi, KSB, Basket Mouth, AY, Keke Ogungbe, Tee A Ebuka, Ini Edo, Funke Akindele, Don Jazzy, Korede Bello, Reekado Banks, DJ Spinall, 9ice, Dayo Adeneye and Banky W.
Others are Wande Coal, DJ Spinall, Wizkid, Darey Art Alade, Timi Dakolo, Tania Omotayo, Jimmie, DJ Jimmy Jatt, Destiny Amaka, Kayode Peters, Funny Bone, Alibaba, Gbenga Adeyinka, all of who took turns to enjoy Star Radler.

Shocking Discovery: Pupils still sit on bare floor to learn at schools in Delta

Delta lawmaker, Izeze laments shocking findings in constituency

Arsenal defender has had his appeal against the red card he was shown in Saturday's defeat to Chelsea upheld

Pope Francis will on Friday, September 25th, 2015 formally address the United Nations General Assembly in New York City. The event which will take place at the General Assembly Chambers will be held at 8:30 am.

In line with the cost-saving policy direction of President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration, the federal government has approved N70 million for the entire celebration of Nigeria 55th Independence Anniversary which is slated to commence from September 25, 2015.

A businessman, Sunday Agama, was on Tuesday arraigned at a court in Lagos State for allegedly impersonating a Nigeria Customs Service officer.

Chelsea winger Eden Hazard has insisted he is still the same player as he was last season and hopes that an improved performance and a goal against Arsenal at the weekend will help start to build his confidence back up.

Forthcoming car safety technology, designed to reduce crashes and save lives, has been shown off at the Frankfurt motor show using a specially created transparent car.

Sir Alex Ferguson has made the rather surprising admission that there are only four players he managed at Manchester United that he considered to be truly world class, despite all the superstars who passed through Old Trafford under his guidance between 1986 and 2013.

The English Football Association (FA) has decided to charge Chelsea striker Diego Costa with violent conduct following several controversial incidents during the weekend’s London derby against Arsenal, particularly his 43rd-minute slap on France’s Laurent Koscielny.

Gambia’s economy faces serious risks from a worsening budget, rising inflation and tight interest rates, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has said.

Acting-Inspector-General-of-Police-Solomon-Arase

The Inspector -General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, has said that the removal of roadblocks from the nation’s highways and application of other administrative policies had reduced corruption in the Force.

Senate President Bukola Saraki has been docked and he pleaded not guilty to all the 13-count charges. However,the chairman of the Code of Conduct tribunal has withdrawn the bench warrant against him.more details to come..another photo below;

Students of Osun State government-owned tertiary institutions, yesterday for over an hour, prevented the deputy governor, Mrs. Grace Laoye-Tomori from entering the Abeere Government Secretariat while protesting the continued closure of their campuses.

A 24 year old man identified as Fidel Lopez has been arrested of killing his girlfriend after she screamed her ex-husband's name twice during s*x.

Bukola Saraki: The defence of evil

“Nothing is politically right which is morally wrong”

- Daniel O'Connell.

By Remi Oyeyemi

It is very evident that Nigeria is in dire straits. It is clear enough that Nigeria is in serious trouble. For anyone that still doubts it, we have just been handed the evidence that this country called Nigeria is straddling the line between good and evil. It is about to decide whether to choose the good over evil or vice versa. It is about to determine whether this would be a country where justice and integrity shall be the hallmark of leadership or not. It is about to make a choice whether our public officials would continue to be moral reprobates or virtuous men. The test case is on hand as we speak.

According to The Sun, During a dare with friends, Daniel Medforth agreed to take 35 Viagra pills to see what will happen. He ended up having constant erections for 5 days.

Nicole Murphy showered off her hot bod in lingerie photoshoot..The mother of 5 and ex-wife of Eddy Murphy and former fiancé of Michael Strahan shared this hot lingerie photo of herself on her IG page .

Horror!!!!! Man Arrested With 21 Pieces Of Female Body Parts Found In His Freezer!

South African police said on Sunday that it had arrested a man after finding 21 pieces of women’s sexual organs in his freezer.

This is truly interesting............
The American Matured movie actress and director Lisa sparks popularly called Lisa Sparxxx (born October 6, 1977) who is 37years old competed against two other women one of which was the former world record holder who literally made love with 759 men in a day.

It is no longer news that President Muhammadu Buhari is set to constitute his cabinet.

What Nigerians are keen on, however, is knowing those who would make the final list Buhari will send to the National Assembly for confirmation.

A forum of civil servants in Zamfara has appealed to the state government to offset all salaries owed workers with the bailout fund it received from the Federal Government.

Some consider it as old fashioned therefore no longer trendy in modern times but a good number of people especially young maidens still paractice it. Wearing beads on the waist is different things to many ladies. Ruth Choji writes that in recent times, its essence has refused to be lost on many women

Manchester City v West Ham United - Premier League

Manchester City's immaculate start to the 2015-16 Premier League season came to an end against West Ham United, who continued their impressive run on the road with a 2-1 win at the Etihad Stadium.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho believes there was "no controversy" during his side's win over Arsenal on Saturday, and insisted his side deserved the three points.

Diego Costa Shows Arsene Wenger What He’s Missing

Arsene Wenger probably didn't sleep well on Saturday night. Tossing and turning with the injustice of the day’s events at Stamford Bridge still feeling very raw indeed. And who could blame him.

NATIONAL leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, said yesterday that the country under President Muhammadu Buhari was drifting towards dictatorship, just as it urged the international community to intervene.

Nigeria’s military on Saturday claimed further gains in its counter-offensive against Boko Haram, but the group’s shadowy leader Abubakar Shekau dismissed the talk of success as “lies”.

Bright orange flames flare upwards from a pencil-thin chimney at the Port Harcourt Refining Company, sending thick black smoke into the white clouds above Nigeria’s southern oil hub.
On the ground, workers in boiler suits and hard hats inspect the tanks, valves and gauges around the metal pipes that stretch up, down and across the facility.
In the hush of the control room, away from the hiss of steam and hum of heavy machinery, the refining process is monitored closely on a bank of computer screens.
PHRC boss Bafred Enjugu sees it as a sign that Nigeria — Africa’s biggest oil producer — is finally “domesticating” the refining of crude into products, thus improving its energy security and ending a reliance on costly imports.
The talk is of job creation, national pride and the chance to help revive an economy badly hurt by the fall in global oil prices as well as providing fuel for the increasing demands of a growing population.
“To give up on the refineries is like giving up on Nigeria. That’s how strongly I believe about it and we can’t afford to do that,” the PHRC managing director told AFP.
“We can’t go home and tell our children that we have failed to provide the right platform to take off.”
– Stop the rot –
The Port Harcourt refinery is Nigeria’s oldest, built in 1965, nine years after oil was found under the marshy soil and creeks of the delta, where the Niger river runs off into the Gulf of Guinea.
Refineries in nearby Warri, and Kaduna in the north central region, were built in the years that followed, while a new plant was added to the same site in Port Harcourt in 1989.
In recent years, however, the facilities have been more idle than operational.
OPEC-member Nigeria instead sent much of the 1.8 million barrels of crude it now produces daily to foreign facilities, buying back refined products such as petrol at market prices.
By the end of Goodluck Jonathan’s presidency, just how reliant Nigeria had become on imports became clear when a dispute between marketers and the government caused a crippling fuel shortage.
Muhammadu Buhari, elected on an anti-corruption ticket, replaced Jonathan in late May, days after the blockade was lifted, and vowed to end years of graft and mismanagement.
Less than a month later, the state-run Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), of which PHRC is a subsidiary, said all four refineries would resume operations.
Buhari, who accused Jonathan and his predecessors of having “run down” the refineries since the return to civilian rule in 1999, then sacked the entire NNPC board.
A probe was ordered into “mind-boggling” sums of oil revenue allegedly diverted into private accounts, and a Harvard-educated lawyer was named to run the NNPC and make it commercially viable.
– ‘Thorough overhaul’ –
Enjugu’s efforts and optimism reflect what appears to be a new era and mindset at the NNPC.
The new group managing director, Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, has promised to uproot the firm’s “anything goes” culture and warned of sackings for under-performance.
The Port Harcourt refineries can refine up to 210,000 barrels of crude a day but are currently operating at 60 percent of capacity.
“After 14 years we have had to clean up, to do a thorough overhaul of the system,” explained Enjugu.
Recurrent pipeline vandalism also means deliveries of crude can for now only come by ship, slowing down the process.
But Enjugu was hopeful targets to boost output can be met within the government-imposed three-month limit to the end of November and the workforce was committed to the task.
“We will make the country proud again… People want to deliver, people want to prove that there is a fortune to be made,” he said.
– ‘Responsible, transparent’ –
Buhari, who stares down from a portrait on Enjugu’s wall, helped launch the NNPC in 1977.
In recent years, however, it became a byword for corruption: a murky, state-run body where billions of dollars in revenue apparently disappeared.
But since Buhari’s election and pledge to get tough on endemic corruption, Enjugu, significantly, has new watchwords.
The Group managing director “made it very clear and quickly reminds us of being responsible,” he added.
“But most importantly it’s about being transparent. Transparency means whatever we do, we show. The world is fairly well-connected now. There’s enough information to do this transparency.
“I think the issue of corruption can definitely not be there… I think we will bring back the good opinion of NNPC.”

Wednesday, 16 September 2015

Photos of the new private jet Pastor Adeboye allegedly bought

Earlier today, Sahara Reporters reported that pastor Adeboye bought himself a brand new Gulfstream G550 luxury jet. Below is part of SR's report

"Pastor Adeboye's Gulfstream G550 luxury jet was manufactured in Savannah, Georgia State in the US. The jet, which was made in 2013 is far newer than the one bought by Pastor TB Joshua. Pastor Adeboye took delivery of his brand new jet in May 2015. e learned that, with the arrival of the US-registered jet, N730EA Gulfstream G550, Pastor Adeboye has jettisoned an older Gulfstream GIV with tail number N707EA that used to ferry him around the world on his preaching missions. Our sources said the leader of the Redeemed Church personally owns Emmanuel Aviation to which the two jets are registered both in the US and Nigeria.

A source just sent me exclusive photos of the alleged private jet. In the photos sent to me, the cleric boldly emblazoned his initials 'EA' alongside the RCCG logo of a dove on the tail of the plane. See the photos after the cut...

Tuesday, 15 September 2015

INEC Tells Tribunal They Had No Adequate Staff For Election,-Akwa Ibom Guber

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) opened her defence at the Akwa Ibom State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal in Abuja on Tuesday, September 15, 2015 by calling two witnesses to testify on the conduct of the April 11, 2015 governorship election in Akwa Ibom State.

George Charamba, spokesman for Zimbabwe’s President, Robert Mugabe said, the President read out the wrong speech at the opening of the country’s parliament on Tuesday.

The Golden Nigeria’s table tennis team

Nigeria is now third on the medals table at the Congo Brazzaville 11th All Africa Games, with South Africa and Egypt galloping away in the first and second positions.

Wilshere injury not career-threatening - Wenger

The Gunners midfielder is set to miss the next three months due to a serious injury but the Frenchman remains upbeat over the England international's chances of recovery

No Fewer Than 7 Students Feared Dead After School Building Collapsed In Jos This Evening

Seven students are feared dead after a building at Abu Naima Primary and Secondary School, a

The Beauty Queen screamed and cried when a huge snake was wrapped around her neck. Cute

Athletics!!! Mo Farah wins Newcastle marathon

Mo Farah, middle, at the Beijing championships

Britain’s world and Olympic champion Mo Farah retained his Great North Run title on Sunday after a thrilling battle with Kenyan Stanley Biwott over the half marathon course.

Joseph Odumodu

The Director-General of Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), Dr Joseph Odumodu, has said that the agency has seized substandard products worth four billion naira since the beginning of the year.
Odumodu made the disclosure in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Sunday, adding that in September, the agency seized substandard telephone sets worth N350 million.
“In the last three days, we have confiscated over N350 million worth of telephone sets that are substandard.
“If I add that to the number I have earlier, we have a number of about four billion naira this year alone.
“I tell you that is not a thing of joy because all these products were imported, paid for with genuine dollars and would be destroyed and they are Nigerian money,’’ he said.
Odumodu called for a law to jail people involved in the importation of substandard products into the country.
According to him, the organisation now has a new act that confers additional power to prosecute offenders on it.
“I promise you that before the end of this year we may be celebrating the jailing of, at least, one major substandard kingpin in Nigeria,’’ Odumodu said.
He said the organisation was doing everything possible to ensure that the importation of substandard products into the country was reduced to 10 per cent by the end of the year.
“My target is before the end of this year, the organisation will reduce substandard products from its current 40 per cent level to 10 per cent. We have killed our industries because they are competing with substandard products.
“ We need to do things that will make a lot of difference to us. When I started the journey in 2011 we had a level of substandard products with over 80 per cent in all the sectors.
“Today we are around 40 per cent to 45 per cent; in this new dispensation we will reduce it further by 90 per cent,’’ Odumodu said.
He said the target would be achieved through the integration of SON’s certification programme with the Nigeria Integrated Custom Information System (NICIS).
The director-general said the computerisation of SON’s services and the integration of SON’s e-product certificate into NICIS platform would aid trade facilitation.
He said with the introduction of the platform, importers would find it easy to import goods.
“Right now if you want to bring in any products that are regulated by us you do not need to come to SON’, you just deal with people we call international and credited firms. They will give you what we call product certificate, with it you can open your form M and when the products come, they will also issue you the after testing aboard.
“They will give you certificate with which you can clear but the certificates are at the electronic level,’’ Odumodo said.
According to him, the importation of substandard products has caused the closure of many industries in Nigeria.
“When they bring substandard products, they are stopping Nigerian companies from producing, employing people and making those products available for Nigerians.
“Statistically, Nigerian made products account for less than five per cent of substandard goods while imported products account for over 90 per cent of substandard products in terms of quantity. It is the imported products that are essentially substandard so they are the ones killing our economy,’’ he said.

Algeria's Bouteflika replaces head of DRS military intelligence

Algeria's President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has replaced the long-standing head of the country's military intelligence agency, in his latest move to curb the spy chief's influence in politics, two security sources said on Sunday.
Public Affairs Analysts said Mohamed Mediene, chief of the DRS intelligence service, had long played the role of political kingmaker by seeking to influence leadership choices in Algeria's behind-the-scenes power struggles.
Bouteflika began easing the military and its DRS intelligence wing out of the political sphere before his re-election last April, analysts said, in preparation for his eventual departure after more than 15 years in power.
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Algeria's President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has replaced the long standingnhead of the country's military intelligence agency,in his efforts to curb the chief's influence in politics,two security sources said on Sunday.

The military says scores of terrorists in the North-East have continued to surrender to troops in the frontline due to sustained offensive by ground troops and pre-emptive air strikes by Nigerian Air Force.

Nigeria’s women beach volleyball team, on Sunday in Brazzaville beat South Africa 2-1 to claim the event’s gold medal at the 11th All-Africa Games in Congo.

Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai

Tukur Buratai, soldier and historian, has a place in history. If it’s correct that no list of the greatest people of the 20th century is complete without General George C Marshall and that of the World War II without Winston Churchill, the world will remember Buratai as the ‘organiser of victory’ and ‘the last great Nigerian soldier’ in the fight against terrorism.

Although men have been overtime tagged with the characteristics of not talking and being able to keep secrets, the woman race has been noted for keeping some things secrets even with the talking nature they are known for.

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