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Saheed Musiliu pictured above, was yesterday arrested with a human head he severed from a corpse buried at the back of Basic Community Primary School in Olomi area of Ibadan, Oyo State. He was apprehended by some community who noticed his suspicious movement.

The police was called in to arrest him. However as he was about to be driven to the station, hoodlums blocked the road, demanding that jungle justice be meted on the suspect.


A reinforcement from the police saved the day as the hoodlums destroyed the police van and also attempted to burn the van down. When interrogated, the suspect confessed to the crime, saying he was meant to deliver the human head to intending money ritualists. According to him, this is the second time he will be ing human parts. He is currently being investigated and detained at the State Criminal Investigating Department.

The apparent inability of President Muhammadu
Buhari to appoint a minister to represent Kogi State
in his cabinet almost a year after the demise of
James Ocholi, the then minister of state for labour
and employment, has intensified grumblings and
disquiet amongst critical stakeholders in the state.
Ocholi died in a ghastly motor accident along the
Kaduna-Abuja road on March 6, 2016.



Concerned stakeholders who bared their minds on the
development said President Buhari’s action, which
has deprived the state its right to be represented in
his cabinet, was unfair, unconstitutional and
condemnable.


The executive director of the Centre for Human
Rights and Conflict Resolution, Idris Miliki, said
that for failing to appoint a minister to replace
Ocholi, several months after his death, the president
had violated the constitution, which he swore to
uphold. He said the appointment of a minister from
Kogi State was neither a favour nor privilege to the
people but a constitutional requirement in line with
the principle of the rule of law, which President
Buhari pledged to uphold.

“As a civil society person and somebody from Kogi, I
am disappointed. The constitution states clearly that
there shall be a minister from each state of the
federation, who shall be an indigene of such state. If
the law states that “there shall be,” it means it is
compulsory. What does it take the president to
appoint a minister from Kogi State?
“This government practises impunity in the name of
due process. I think it is time the APC-led
government watched their istration. We are
becoming disappointed with their government, both at
the federal and state levels,” he said.



He said the failure to appoint a minister from the
state had negatively impacted on the progress and
development of the people because they don’t have
representation in the Federal Executive Council
(FEC), where “far-reaching” decisions and policies
that affect the entire country are taken.


“The number one effect is that when it comes to
voting, Kogi has no vote in the FEC. There are some
elements of democracy at that level. If there are
debates and divisions, they would vote on a particular
issue. In that case, the state will have no vote since
there is no representation.



“Secondly, the office Ocholi occupied is vacant and
has no impact whatsoever on the people. If there is a
minister he would have to appoint some aides and
would equally visit his people to know their problems,
with a view to making case for them.



“When Ocholi was alive, he used to tour all the
places in the state to meet traditional rulers to know
the problems in their domains in order to render
assistance to them. All these are lacking today since
there is no one there for the people.

“The state is completely lagging behind; we have no
votes, we have no opinion, we have no suggestions
and we have no benefits. Even in preparing the
national budget for 2017, Kogi State had no input.
“Now, the federal government has made a proposal to
the National Assembly; then tell me, who is
supposed to present the position of Kogi State? Of
course, it is the minister, not the governor. It is the
minister from the state who would mention the
number of federal roads in the state that need
attention,” he said.

Also speaking on the development, the secretary of
the APC in the state, Tom Adejoh, said the party
was equally worried that after such a long time, a
replacement for the late Ocholi has not been
appointed.


“Frankly speaking, we are not happy about the whole
situation. Kogi State in particular surprised the
nation in the last presidential election. The margin of
votes the APC got in the state was unimaginable.
“The people of Kogi are expecting the dividends of
what they have done for the president. We are
mindful of the fact that the president has enormous
tasks before him, but for us to have lost a minister
for close to a year without any replacement is indeed
worrisome. We didn’t even expect that it would take
up to three months to get a replacement, not to talk
of six months or more.


“Although we are hearing from the grapevine that the
president is about to make an appointment, but how
soon will that be? We expect the president to feel
the pulse and pains of the people after the demise of
the former minister. He should take a look at the
situation of the state to make sure the pains and
agony of the people are lessened,” Adejoh said.
In an interview recently, the president of Ujache
Igala Association, a pressure group, Goodman Akwu,
said it was unfair and painful that Kogi State had
been denied a representative in President Buhari’s
cabinet, several months after the demise of their son.
He said the president was insensitive to the plight of
the people.


“I wonder why a whole state of about 8 million
people can be excluded from their country. It is
undemocratic, unacceptable and unbelievable that the
man we gave so much has decided to use hot water
to wash our face.


“We voted overwhelmingly for the president. Over 70
per cent of voters in the state voted for him and
guided their votes. The change eventually took place
and the man is now shortchanging us,” he lamented.
In the same vein, a lawyer, Daniel Makolo, recently
filed a suit at the Federal High Court, Lokoja,
challenging the action of the president.


Although he lost the suit, he has again approached
an Appeal Court in Abuja over the same matter.
Observers also noted that the prolonged delay in
appointing a minister from the state had given room
for all forms of agitation and political intrigues
amongst the three ethnic groups. They are
clamouring that a minister be appointed from their
various senatorial districts.



The Igala, from Kogi East senatorial district, want
the president to appoint a replacement from the area,
insisting that since the late Ocholi hailed from the
district, it would be in the interest of fairness and
justice if such appointment is made from the zone.
In an open letter to President Buhari, copies of
which were made available to journalists, a group
known as Kogi Democratic Forum (KDF), called on
him to limit his choice of a ministerial nominee from
the state to the Kogi East senatorial district, where
the late Ocholi was from.


In the letter, signed by its legal adviser, Bameyi
Audu, the group explained that its position was in
reaction to “widely circulated” positions of other
ethnic groups, who have continued to clamour for the
ministerial nominee to come from their zones.



The letter stated, “The attention of and our
Board of Trustees have been drawn to a publication
in some national dailies over the prerogative power of
the president on the vacant ministerial slot for Kogi
State following the death of the former minister of
state for labour and productivity, James Ocholi, a
Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) who hailed from
Abocho in Dekina Local Government Area.



“From the records available, the Kogi West senatorial
district is presently occupying two federal permanent
secretary positions, while the central is enjoying an
ambassadorial position.



“It is on the basis of the above that we are urging
Mr. President to consider the plight of the good
people of Kogi East who have no representative at
the federal level.


“We want to use this medium to call on desperate
politicians in Abuja and Lagos to steer clear of this
issue of ministerial nominee, for equity, fairness and
justice. We are in of Mr. President’s fight
against corruption and the fight must be sustained.’’
In the same vein, some political stakeholders from
the Kogi West senatorial district are rooting for
James Faleke for the ministerial position while
others are kicking against the move. Those making
case for Faleke said he was instrumental to the
victory of the APC in the last governorship election
and should be compensated with the ministerial slot.
In the Kogi Central senatorial district, where the
governor hails from, observers said that intensive and
high powered underground intrigues are ongoing to
ensure that the ministerial slot is given to somebody
from that zone.


From the look of things, it appears the agitations
and grumblings among concerned stakeholders over
the vacant ministerial slot would continue to
dominate the political space in the state until the
president eventually presents a nominee to replace
Ocholi.


Credits: Itodo Daniel Sule | Daily Trust

Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox, a Ponzi scheme known simply as MMM, on Friday opened after one month of break, but investors have remained stranded as they cannot access their funds.


So, the question now is what is really going on? In the message, the scheme’s founder, Sergey Mavrodi, said because of the likely deluge of requests from participants, payments would be gradual and have limits.


He also said it would prioritise payments to participants with small amounts, which were not specified, and that big investors would have to wait longer.


“Please, be prepared to wait for a couple of days. We are certain things will then calm down, and the system operation will return to normal. “We’re the ones setting limits, so it’s completely under our control, and we are not expecting any emergencies in principle. Have no fear and go on about your business as usual.


“As the system is socially oriented, we will make paybacks to the poor and the economically disadvantaged in the first place; it means to the with small PH (Provide Help) amounts. The richer can wait. Moreover, we’ve warned you repeatedly to only provide help with amounts that are not critical for you.”


With about three million Nigerians involved in the scheme and huge investments at stake, the freezing of the MMM’s s a month ago had sparked fears that the ponzi scheme had crashed.


Meanwhile, some investors have expressed their frustrations as they might have to wait much longer to recover their much needed money from the scheme. Some of the participants told Punch that their funds that were tied down in MMM were meant for various uses including purchase of goods, payment of tuition, debts, rent and others.

The fears and frustrations are further heightened by MMM’s declaration that it would introduce bitcoins as the new mode of payment ahead of its comeback, which some participants of the scheme have described as confusing.


For example, Frank Bunna who deals in computer accessories at Olugbede market in Idimu, Lagos, said he was stranded as he had invested all the money for his goods in MMM.

The Igbo trader, who was looking dejected at the market, said his future was dashed as he expressed disappointment that he would not be able to get his money back today.


He said, “This is my life! How will I live? I invested N2m! Look at my shop, it is totally empty. I invested the whole money for my business on this MMM; I even borrowed N300,000 that I added to it. I spent six days in the hospital as soon as I heard the was frozen. I am hypertensive so my blood pressure shot up when I heard the news. To hear that I would not be paid immediately means that I am dead.” Another Lagos resident simply identified as Korede, who invested over N500,000 in the scheme, said, “There is going to be crisis in my home. I borrowed my wife’s N300,000 to invest in the scheme. I didn’t tell her, but I guess she’s suspicious now.


“I promised to return the money December ending, but couldn’t. That was when MMM froze our s. It appears that there is going to be some delay before I can get the money. I just hope my wife will forgive me in case this thing fails. To be sincere, I am afraid.” An undergraduate of the University of Benin, Benin City, Edo State, who identified himself as Chiboy because he did not want his parents to know he invested his tuition and money meant for his dissertation in MMM, said he had been left stranded since December 2016, when MMM was suspended and desperately needed his money back.


“I had thought that I would be able to get my money back immediately MMM reopened but from what I heard, it would not be possible. My mother will kill me. I don’t even know what to do,” he said. A teacher in a private secondary school in Egbeda, Lagos, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the bursar of the school had invested N1.5m belonging to the institution in the scheme before the scheme was suspended last month.

According to the teacher, when the bursar could not provide the money, he was sacked by the school management and asked to sign an undertaking to return the money when MMM reopened on Saturday, January 14.

“The bursar has since been arrested and in his undertaking, he had said he would get the money back immediately MMM resumed operations. But with this development, it will take some time before he can get paid, and that is if he gets paid at all,” the teacher said.


A travel agent in Lagos, who identified himself as Mr. Oduntan, lamented that he has been going through difficulty after investing N900, 000 meant for paying his rent in MMM with the hope that he would get about N1.2m in return.


Oduntan said he was desperate to recover his funds as his landlord had been on his neck since then. Also, a banker in a new generation bank in Ikeja, Lagos, told one of our correspondents on condition of anonymity that three of her colleagues were sacked for introducing some customers to MMM.


According to the banker, his colleagues were sacked after the aggrieved customers officially complained to the bank manager that they were stranded because they had invested in MMM, which was introduced to them by some employees of the bank.


The source said, “The customers said they needed their money back. They blamed some of my colleagues for introducing them to MMM and the bank had to sack them.

“One of the customers complained that the money he had put in MMM was meant to roof his house and that his planned relocation to the house has had to be delayed because of that. Another one said the money he had invested in MMM was meant to pay his debts while another said the money was meant for his wife’s business.”

A banker working in a commercial bank in Akute, Ogun State, said one of her colleagues was sacked for investing N2m he had loaned from the bank in MMM and was unable to pay back.

A barbing salon operator in Ilorin, Kwara State, Adejare Lawal, who spoke with one of our correspondents on Thursday, said he had invested money belonging to some of his colleagues, which was from their contributory scheme, in the investment. According to him, he invested around N350,000 in November, hoping to get a profit of at least N80,000 by the second week of December before s were frozen.

“This is the biggest risk I have taken in my life and at the moment all I can think about is how to get the money back. I was the one coordinating the barbers’ association’s contribution in my area and I invested it in MMM.”

In Oyo State, an estate agent, Mr. Funso Ogungbade, said he had invested the sum of N3.5m, part of which was from the rents he had collected from tenants on behalf of some landlords, in MMM. “My target was that by Saturday, everything would be sorted out but as it is now, I cannot get the money back soon. MMM is saying that it will start by paying the people with small funds and that it will also put a peg on how much we can get,” he said.

A student at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, simply identified as Wole, said he had invested N50,000 into the scheme a week before it froze all s.

Another MMM investor, who simply identified himself as Olayinka, said, “I’m desperate to recover my money. All my investment has gone into it,” he added. Olayinka, who lost his job over a year ago, said he had invested N700,000 that was paid to him as entitlement in MMM, given how profitable the scheme was before it collapsed.

He said, “I have been counting down since the day MMM announced the closure. Everything I had went into it so I am seriously stranded.”

Another MMM investor, Miss Janet (surname withheld), said, “I lied to my brother to lend me money to pursue my Master’s programme. I’ve not been working for some time, and he was the one who advised me to go for a postgraduate degree. So, when I asked for money, he gave me N150,000.

“With the way it was booming, I invested my N600,000 in it, including the money I had saved from my previous workplace. So, I’m in a fix as I’m talking to you.”

Some of the artist pic below Please let him
Nairalander let help him archive his dream

Tunexclusive:
After a year of not releasing any new
song


The kogite artist Bellydeen who drop a very hit song title Onyiami last 2 years finally
show up


Releasing a hot sing tittle African
beauty featuring ‘Ty ohindasi’
The hot song is produced and mixed
by xnappy

After the release of the dope and hot
track the kogite artist who come from
central of the state promise to release
the best for his fans

Also give thank to all his fans and
family for the encouragement and
love towards him


Bellydeen on Twitter @Mr
Bellydeen
Facebook @Hon Mr Bellydeen


Here
Click below to direct to your phone


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I swear you will put the song on replay

Cc: mynd
Pls guys let the artist to archive his music career

Pls help the guy by moving this song to front page

You can do proper edition if you like

Thank you

Here
Click below to direct to your phone


http://www.tunexclusive.com/wp-content/s/2017/01/Bellydeen_-_African_beauty_FT_Ty_ohindasi__TuneXclusive.com.mp3

I swear you will put the song on replay

Cc: mynd
Pls guys let the artist to archive his music career

Nairalanders Pls let's encourage the guy Coz he really try for the song
urs now

After a year of not releasing any new
song


The kogite artist Bellydeen finally
show up


Releasing a hot sing tittle African
beauty featuring ‘Ty ohindasi’
The hot song is produced and mixed
by xnappy

After the release of the dope and hot
track the kogite artist who come from
central of the state promise to release
the best for his fans

Also give thank to all his fans and
family for the encouragement and
love towards him


Bellydeen on Twitter @Mr
Bellydeen
Facebook @Hon Mr Bellydeen


Here


http://www.tunexclusive.com/wp-content/s/2017/01/Bellydeen_-_African_beauty_FT_Ty_ohindasi__TuneXclusive.com.mp3

I swear you will put the song on replay

Cc: mynd

Read the hints given in the riddle and guess the word:

I appear to be real but I’m not, I’m perfectly accurate but deceiving. I have no feelings or emotions, but the person I’m imitating does. What am I?

If you get the correct answer, share it with your friends on WhatsApp, Facebook and other social networking sites.
From Tunexclusive.com

Tunexclusive:
Respected cleric and founder of Deeper
Christian Life Ministry, Pastor W.F Kumuyi has
called on his to stop celebrating
Christmas, saying that it is idolatry.


The former university don stated this at the
just concluded Deeper Life National December
Retreat under the theme, Crossing Over to a
New Inheritance and Prevailing over Storms of
Life at the Deeper Life Conference Centre,
along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.


The pastor in a message broadcasted live said
the birth of Christ should not only be
celebrated just once in year but everyday.


Kumuyi who decried how people squander
millions just to celebrate ‘a one-day
Christmas’ told his congregation to seek first
the kingdom of God, noting that all other
things would be added unto them.

Meanwhile, DailyPost observation shows that
for the first time in history, of
Deeper Life would be celebrating Christmas at
home, unlike in the past where they would
camp till Boxing Day, December 26.

Source cc : daily post

http://dailypost.ng/2013/12/22/stop-celebrating-christmas-idolatory-kumuyi-warns-/

Kogi : A Good Number of Civil Servants Not Paid Yet - Kogi Speaker

Contrary to reports making rounds that the Kogi State Government has fully offset the salary and pension arrears of workers, the Speaker Kogi State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Umar Ahmed Imam has called the attention of the State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello to civil servants in their numbers who have not been paid.
The Speaker made this known while welcoming the Governor and his entourage to the State House of Assembly for the presentation of the 2017 budget estimates.

While commending the Governor for beginning the payment of arrears, he stated that many are yet to access their salaries, urging him to stick to the promise of ensuring that all genuine civil servants are paid.

He said: "As the representatives of the people, we feel their pains and share in their suffering having to remain for months without income. It is our desire to urge Your Excellency to ensure, as earlier promised, that all genuine civil servants are paid."

He emphasized the need to augment on the state's internally generated revenue as a measure to reducing the harsh effect of the economic recession on the people of the state.

On the 2017 budget presentation, Hon Imam assured that the House will give adequate attention to its ratification and approval prior the commencement of the fiscal year.

He onished Heads of Ministries, Boards, and Parastatals to be alive to their responsibility by responding promptly to their various oversighting Committees when invited to appraise and defend their budget estimates.
Source cc: vanguard and http://Tunexclusive.com

is it wrong for a man to hold his woman hand bag when moving out??

Yes or no??
And why

A 41-year-old man, Oladapo Ajiniran, was on Wednesday docked at an Ikeja Chief magistrates’ Court in Lagos for allegedly raping his neighbour.

The accused, an engineer, residing at Ayoola Osobajo Street in Lekki, Lagos, is facing a count charge of rape.

The Prosecutor, Insp. Simeon Onuoha, told court that the offence was committed on Nov. 30 at the residence of the accused. “The accused went to the victim’s room, while she was dres. “He shut the door, covered the mouth of the 20-year-old woman and raped her,’’ the prosecutor said.

The offence contravened Section 259 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. The accused, however, pleaded not guilty. The Chief Magistrate, Mrs B. O. Osunsanmi, granted the accused bail in the sum of N300, 000 with two sureties in like sum.

Osunsanmi adjourned the case till Jan. 18 for mention.
Cc: vanguard

ABUJA—THE Federal Government yesterday assured that Ajaokuta Steel Company would operate at full capacity in the second quarter of 2017.

The Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, who disclosed this when giving a scorecard of his Ministry’s performance in 2016 and projections for 2017 in Abuja, also disclosed that the government had made progress over the protracted litigations on legacy assets, particularly Ajaokuta Steel Company, by g a Modified Concession Agreement, MCA, that had allowed for the commencement of the return of the company to government.

He said: “We have made progress in resolving the legal issues around our legacy projects, particularly Ajaokuta. We have signed a Modified Concession Agreement, MCA, that has allowed for the commencement of the return of the entity to the Federal Government of Nigeria.

“We are being guided by our consultants to take the most appropriate steps to select a new core investor with the requisite financial and technical capability to ensure Ajaokuta is finally put to work after several false starts in the past. We expect this process to be fully on stream by the second quarter of 2017.”

Also highlighting some key achievements for the year under review, the Minister said: “We have improved the productivity of the sector by tripling the ministry’s contribution to the federation to about N2 billion in 2016, up from N700 million in 2015.

“Increased productivity in our mining space has also led to significant discovery of mineral deposits, the most noteworthy being the large find of high-grade nickel a few months ago in Dangoma, Kaduna state by an Australian mining company operating in Nigeria.

“Government has constructed 10 Prototype Mineral Buying Centres across the country for specific strategic industrial minerals. The centres are to serve as standardization centres to enable ASM Cooperatives and operators receive fair for their labour.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/ajaokuta-steel-operate-full-capacity-2017-fg/

As part of efforts to implement its new direction blueprint for rapid economic recovery and progress,, Kogi State Government says it has concluded arrangements to partner with the private sector for the growth of its vast tourism potentials. This was disclosed by the State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism Alh. Mohammed Awwal Imam during an interview with TheNews in Lokoja the State capital. Imam said the ministry has sent representatives to other states including Cross River to understudy their tourism industries. The data gathered from the exercise is expected to come in handy in its transformation policies for the sector. According to him, “tourism is capital intensive. For instance, we will need about 3billion to develop the facilities in the Confluence Beach Hotel and entire Confluence area into an international tourism masterpiece. Unfortunately, our country is going through a recession. Our approach is to invite capable players in the private sector and collaborate with them. We are already providing the enabling environment for it to work. The state governor is determined to make the necessary gains from tourism and has given us the needed .”

The commissioner disclosed that the hospitality industry magnate, Build Rise Group is being considered for partnership to rebuild, remodel and operate the Confluence Beach Hotel, Lokoja. He revealed further that his ministry is also holding discussions with the Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, NTDC on how best to harness the tourism potentials in the State for optimal economic benefit.

Other items on the ministry”a agenda include introducing the teaching and learning of tourism in Primary and Secondary schools in the State, registration of hotels operating in the State and establishing a comprehensive data bank on tourism potentials of the State.

TheNews reports that the State Executive Council recently approved the establishment of a modern Hotel and Tourism Board. The board is to be responsible for the registration, classification and monitoring of hotels and tourist attractions in the state and matters connected therewith. It is gathered that the state is considering engaging a consultant as a partner to the board in the discharge of its functions.

Credits: Richard Elesho | TheNews

Protesting truck drivers have blocked the Abuja-Lokoja-Okene highways since the early hours of Monday over the N10,000 tax.

Daily N10,000 tax was imposed by the Kogi state Revenue Service.


The state government, police and the Federal Road Safety Corps were, however, taking measure to ensure free flow of traffic.

No official reaction yet from the state government, but the state police Commissioner, Mr Badulahi Chafe. is currently in a meeting with the leadership of the truck drivers to end the blockade.

One of the motorists trapped in the gridlock, Mr Isaac Ighure, said that he had remained on the same spot on the road for over three hours .

Igure described the development as bad for the state and the country, especially when it is happening few days to Christmas.

The gridlock has stretched to over 30 kilometres as at the time of this report.

The meeting with officials of the truck drivers is holding at the state police command headquarters.

The Police Public Relations Officers, ASP William Aya, who confirmed this to newsmen said that the issue would be resolved soonest in order to ease the hardship on motorists and the travelling public

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/truck-drivers-block-road-protest-n10000-daily-tax-by-kogi-govt/

NUPE PEOPLE OF NIGER STATE Hello everyone, sorry I have not been able to get you updates recently. We move to the power state. To the undisputed head-quarters of Nupe people in Nigeria, I bring you Bida. The Nupe people live in the heart of Nigeria, spread over the lower basin formed by the two rivers, Kaduna and Niger also known as Lavun and Edu respectively. The traditional inhabitants of the ancient city (Banin Bida) were known as Beni. As we all know, in those days( before before) other sources of power or mystical powers to be precise were in vogue. Beni was not an exception but with the coming of Islam, life was changed. History has it that in 1804, Fulani rulers displaced the Bida Nupe leadership structure quite early in the 19th century. Mallam Dendo (Manko) who was the Fulani leader became the new leader of the empire. In 1832, Usman Zaki (Manko's son) became the first Etsu Nupe. In Bida, there are three ruling houses where Etsu Nupe rotates. These are: 1. MASABA HOUSE 2.USMAN ZAKI HOUSE 3.UMARU MAJIGI HOUSE. After the emergence of the first Etsu Nupe, here are the Etsu Nupes from the three houses as follows: NAMES POSITION HOUSE YEAR 1.Usman Zaki 1st ETSU-NUPE Usman Zaki 1832-1859 2.Masaba 2nd ETSU-NUPE Masaba 1859-1873 3.Usman Majigi 3rd ETSU-NUPE Usman Majigi 1873-1884 4.Maliki 4th ETSU NUPE Usman Zaki 1884-1895 5.Abubakar 5th ETSU-NUPE Masaba 1895-1901 6.Mohammad U 6th ETSU-NUPE Usman Majigi 1901-1916 7.Bello 7th ETSU-NUPE Usman Zaki 1916-1926 8.Saidu 8th ETSU-NUPE Masaba 1926-1935 9.Muhammad U Ndayako 9th ETSU-NUPE Umaru Majigi 1935-1962 10.Usman Sarki 10th ETSU-NUPE Masaba 1962-1969 11.Musa Bello 11th ETSU-NUPE Usman Zaki 1969-1975 12.Alhaji (Dr) Sabda Ndayako 12th ETSU-NUPE Umaru Majigi 1975-2003 13.Alhaji Yahaya Abubakar 13th ETSU-NUPE Usman Zaki 2003-till date Still to come, music,dress code and a few quotes from the past. Saikadegi!

In a country with over 250 ethnic groups, you would expect a lot but do you think NAIJA (Nigeria) has lost its culture? This lovely weekend, I took time out to find answers to this question and I got this:

Bello Wali, a student was the first person I met
Me: Do you think Naija has lost its culture?
Bello: yes
Me: why would you say yes?
Bello: Because western culture has taken over and if I may ask you, when was the last time you wore a kaftan (a gown worn by men)? Umar, a medical student said yes to my question. His reason was simple and a bit complicated; it is obvious he said.
Asmau said yes. When asked why, she answered “we have forgotten most part of our culture and will most likely forget the rest”. Bold answer there!
Rita's answer was simple and straight to the point, “look around you and answer the question yourself”.

As for me, I think its yes too, what do you think?
From http://tunexclusive.com

- Nigerian Army chief Tukur Buratai says the handbooks will help the commanding officers and troops to operate better


- Buratai is confident that the book will help all those that follow the guidelines in the handbooks



Nigerian Army chief Buratai has launched policy handbooks for troops The Nigerian Army has launched four books teaching soldiers about the required policies to follow in the theatre of war.


The books titled Nigerian Army strategy in the Northeast, Telephone and human rights and Information and communications technology were launched on Wednesday, December 7 by the chief of army staff, Tukur Buratai in Imo state at the Chief of Army Staff Conference in the state capital, Owerri.


Buratai told of the Nigerian Army to read and apply the policies while also noting that the book was written to help officers, commanders and troops currently posted to the northeast are The strategies in the handbooks, which are restricted to only Army personnel, he said, would be good for all commanding officers in Army bases across the country.


On policy on strategy in the North-East, Buratai said it was formulated and published for the benefit of officers, especially commanders operating in the area
He also said that the strategy was good for all aspiring commanders across all the army formations. Buratai said: “Once you read and apply it, you will definitely operate seamlessly in all Theatre of operations.”


Meanwhile, the Theatre Commander of Operation LAFIYA DOLE, Maj-Gen Lucky Irabor, has disclosed that scores of Boko Haram terrorists have been killed in recent operations within the theatre.

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- Senator Ben Bruce said the country does not value its people


- The lawmaker said focus was always on awarding contracts rather than investing in people


- He said the Super Falcons deserve to be paid their dues Ben Murray Bruce has expressed sadness over the way human beings are being treated by the Nigerian government.



Vanguard reports that the senator representing Bayelsa east lamented over the treatment the Super Falcons received after their cup victory on Saturday, December 3.


Ben Bruce who spoke at the plenary session on Wednesday, December 7 said the government was more concerned about awarding contracts and building stadium while neglecting the athletes.

He said: “We are a nation that builds stadiums but play no matches in them, we are a nation that spends a quarter of a billion dollars to buy equipments for NTA for the All Africa Games, but after the event, we don’t use the equipment. It seems like when it comes to awarding contracts to build facilities we are experts at them.



Human beings have no worth to Nigerian government – Ben Bruce “I telling president Obasanjo at the time, there was no need to build the stadium at Abuja, that the All Africa Games could have been held in Lagos like they did in 1972. Now the stadium is built, when El-Rufai was FCT Minister, he went to take it over, he asked how much does it take to maintain, they told him JB was charging two billion naira every year just for maintenance, he said “please I don’t want it anymore.”


“The problem we have right now is this, we care about structures, we don’t care about people and this applies to every government since 1960. It is a disgrace what is happening to our girls, it is a disgrace what happens to our football players, our boxers, our tennis players, swimmers and all athletes representing Nigeria. We must take a position, we either care about human beings or we care about bricks and mortar, we either care about people or we care about giving out contracts, the talent for Nigeria to be great is the people we have in this country, but the government of Nigeria do not care about human beings, they only care about giving out contracts.

“Now we have won the competition, something as simple as paying wages to our young ladies who are the heroes of our time is not being paid because there are no contracts to be awarded. The entire sports division must be overhauled and only people with intelligence,

committment, ion and a drive to make Nigeria great should be appointed to the ministry of sports and government should understand that this is serious business.
“Everytime I see a kid selling paper on the street running, you see an area-boy but I see a 100m world champion because that is how they are made. All the kids in America who are now heroes all came from the ghetto. Nobody in this chamber, none of our children will be world champion because they are too rich. Only the children of the poor will go into sports. The children of the rich will go into science and technology, they will not go into sports. So what we have done is deprive the child of the poor a chance to make a living and to be successful and this is very important. “Whether you are Dick Tiger, Hogan



Bassey, any world champion we have ever had, they have never been children of the rich. The children of the poor are the ones who we are depriving a chance to make a living and be successful. I urge all my noisy colleagues to please this motion and get the government to paid the allowances of these beautiful children so that we can be great again.”

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Abuja – Wife of the President, Aisha Buhari, has said that she has not received any gift from anyone since becoming the President’s wife. Mrs. Buhari, who spoke at the unveiling of a new campaign against graft tagged, “Women Against Corruption” in Abuja, today, said that she did not also intend to collect gifts as the wife of the president even in the future.

“People have been trying to bring some gift items to me but I have not been collecting them. Right from when I was campaigning with the Wife of the Vice President for our husbands, we did not take a dime from anyone and we have continued like that till today.

“I have never collected any gift and I am not ready to do so even in the future,” she said, and received thunderous applause from the audience made up of top government officials, outstanding Nigerians women and businessmen. Details coming….

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/anti-corruption-dont-accept-gifts-please-aisha-buhari-tells-nigerians/

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Late Ifedolapo Oladepo, a corps
member of the 2016 Batch ‘B’, who
died on the Nationwide Youth Service
Corps orientation camp in Kano, had
renal sepsis occasioned by an
infection, a report that was performed
has revealed.




From the results of investigation, the
physician concluded that the deceased
“had kidney an infection, most likely
because of untreated urinary tract an
infection.”



The Minister of Youth and Sports
activities, Solomon Dalung and
Director Normal of the NYSC, Brig-
Common Suleiman Kazaure, whereas
presenting the report on Tuesday in
Abuja, reiterated the federal
government’s dedication to security of
corps .




The PUNCH studies that three corps
had not too long ago died in
the course of the on-going 2016 Batch
‘B’ (Stream I) orientation programme.
They’re Chinyerum Nwenenda Elechi,
Ifedolapo Oladepo and Monday
Asuquo Ukeme, deployed to Bayelsa,
Kano and Zamfara states respectively.
However the loss of life of Oladepo, a
graduate of Ladoke Akintola College of
Expertise, Ogbomoso, had been
producing ripples, with of
the family accusing NYSC of
negligence.



Whereas presenting the report of the
committee set as much as unravel the
speedy and distant causes of their
deaths, Kazaure attributed Ifedolapo
Oladepo’s loss of life to her “refusal to
reveal her ailment she had been
battling with earlier than resuming to
camp.”



He mentioned, “It’s clear that the
deceased had an ailment which she
didn’t disclose. From the medical
doctors’ report, the corps member died
of renal sepsis occasioned by an
infection.



“Even, to the untrained, kidney
infections don’t develop and
degenerate to the extent of mortality
in three days (i.e seventh to twenty
ninth November, 2016).



“The deceased first appeared on the
camp clinic with complaints of
headache and fever, which she
mentioned she had been experiencing
for 2 days.



“On examination, the docs on
obligation observed rashes on her legs,
which she claimed began showing on
of her use of a second-hand
knickers she purchased with out first
washing it.



“Medical doctors observed improve
within the rashes on her legs, the
deceased nonetheless dismissed it as a
response to utilization of a second-
hand knicker. By this time, she had
been vomiting. Due to this fact, she
was itted on the camp clinic and
handled with Drazamol injection and
Piriton to assuage her physique pains
as she was already on malaria
medicine.”



The NYSC DG added that the deceased
was instantly referred to Gwarzo
Basic Hospital for additional therapy,
the place, after examination, “the
physician concluded that the deceased
had kidney an infection most likely
attributable to untreated urinary tract
an infection.”


In line with him, Oladepo gave up the
ghost after she had been stabilised for
the lengthy journey to Aminu Kano
Educating Hospital for fast dialysis.
He stated, “The investigation



confirmed that the deceased
responded properly till about 2:00am
on twenty ninth November when her
situation worsened, and her physique
started to point out noticeable
indicators of fluid retention.
“She was thereafter positioned on
oxygen because the docs battled to
stabilise her for the lengthy journey to
Aminu Kano Educating Hospital.”
She lastly died at about four:00 am on
November 29, 2016.



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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested the Commissioner of Police in charge of Works Department, Mr. Victor Onofiok, for an alleged N1.9bn fraud. The Police Works Department is one of the most funded departments in the Force as it is in charge of all building projects across the country, including barracks, police stations and training schools.



Impeccable sources within the EFCC told our correspondent that Onofiok was arrested on November 30 after the police high command asked him to report to EFCC for questioning. According to a detective at the commission, the allegedly gave contracts to companies which he had interests in. The source said,




“A serving Commissioner of Police, Victor Onofiok, is currently being grilled by operatives of the EFCC over a N1.9bn fraud. Onofiok, who is the , Works at the Force Headquarters, was detained on November 30 after being released for interrogation by the police. “The officer, who has been , Works since 2014, is alleged to have awarded contracts worth more than N1.9bn to companies in which he has interest. The companies include: Dutse Allah Construction Ventures, Nne-Edak Technical Ventures, Puristic Adherent Company, Quality Watch Construction Company and Faksene International. “These entities were found to be mere business names and not limited companies.”

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Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state was
said to have left the venue of a meeting he was
having with lawmakers at the Government House
arcade to inspect some some projects on
Friday, December 2.
The governor, unlike many of his colleagues,
did not visit the sites in his official convoy but
was transported. He simply jumped on a
commercial motorcycle to the places he needed
to inspect.
Photographs showed the governor on a
motorcycle which took him from Fajuyi way
where he inspected some portion of an ongoing
flyover.


Bola Agboola, one of the residents who
accompanied the governor, said the construction
workers hailed and sang for him. Agboola said
as the governor continued trekking towards
the Government House gate, he asked: “Where
are the vehicles?”

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An aide was said to have told him that they had
gone to make a turning. At that point he was
already in front of the okada junction.

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“The okada riders were hailing
him already, so he called on one
of them: “Oya come, carry me to
the Government House,” Agboola
said.
“

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