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Wednesday, 21 January 2015

BREAKING NEWS!: Government College Katsina Releases Buhari’s Academic Credentials

After weeks of debate and controversies over the Academic credentials of Gen. Buhari, which some claims he never had. The government college Kastina has today Wednesday, 21st January, 2015 has released his academic credentials.

According to Sahara Reporters, the academic credentials of the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), General Muhammadu Buhari, have been made public.  
Buhari's class photo in 1960

Saturday, 17 January 2015

Jim Clancy leaves CNN after 34 years following abusive Twitter exchange with Pro-Israel activists


CNN anchor Jim Clancy has left the network one week after a bizarre exchange with pro-Israel activists on Twitter about the terrorist outrages in Paris, in which he derided his opponents as the “hasbara team” and used a derogatory term for disabled people.


The news was broken by industry publication Adweek, which linked to The Algemeiner‘s extensive reporting of the scandal, noting that Clancy’s departure “comes just days after the veteran journalist had an extended debate via Twitter over the Charlie Hebdo cartoons.”


Election violence fears: Politicians, CEOs move families abroad

Election violence in Nigeria
| credits: http://www.theepochtimes.com
Punch newspapers is reporting that  Politicians and CEOs are moving their families abroad over fears of violence that may arise from the coming general election. Read  the report below:

In a bid to avoid being caught up in violence that may erupt after the February 2015 general elections, politicians, many chief executive officers/ chairmen of companies, top businessmen and wealthy Nigerians have started moving their families out of Nigeria.
Over 800 persons, including 10 members of the National Youth Service Corps were reportedly killed in the North during the violence that trailed the 2011 general elections.

How long will Nigerians remain fools? - By Etcetera



From the Soul musician turned writer...enjoy!
In Nigeria, there are three classes of people: The Masses, The Politicians, and The Rich. The masses are the puppets, the politicians the hand that controls the puppets and the rich the hand that controls the politicians. The politicians have the system totally rigged in their favour. 
They have made it compulsory for the masses to vote from a list selected by them knowing that as blind as the masses are, they may never realise they can actually have a choice. In the upcoming presidential election, the masses have been given no choice but to choose between two candidates forced upon them by the politicians. 

Thursday, 15 January 2015

Cholera Outbreak Hits Rivers State, Kills 20 In 9 Days

The Commissioner for Health in Rivers State, Dr Sampson Parker, yesterday said cholera outbreak in 11 communities in the state had claimed 20 lives. According to him, the outbreak was reported on the 5th of January, 2015 and 171 cases as so far been recorded, with 20 deaths in the outbreak.

Boko Haram Kills Woman In Labour, Feared To Be The Deadliest Attack Ever

Boko Haram fighters have killed a woman as she was in labour during what is feared could be the deadliest attack in the militants’ six-year insurgency, Amnesty International claimed on Thursday.

The human rights group said one witness to the assault on Baga, on the shores of Lake Chad in northeast Nigeria, told them the woman was shot by indiscriminate fire that also cut down small children.

“Half of the baby boy (was) out and she died like this,” the unnamed witness was quoted as saying.

Photos: Nigerian Obas Give Their Royal Blessings On Orijin


Royal fathers across Nigeria have joined millions of Nigerians at home and in the diaspora to attest to the fact that Orijin, the modern and contemporary drink from Guinness Nigeria is the fastest selling and the most innovative alcoholic beverage in Nigeria today.

When the Guinness team visited the palaces and kingdoms of these Obas, they were received with royal embrace amidst pomp and fanfare.

Tuesday, 13 January 2015

150 Were Killed In Baga, Not 2000 Like The International Media Reported- Military

Against what the international media have been reporting, the Director of Defence Information, Maj. Gen. Chris Olukolade, during a press briefing in Abuja yesterday, says 150 people were killed during the attack on Baga on January, 3rd, 2015 and not 2000 like it is widely circulated.

According to him, Baga had been facing serious threats from the insurgent which has made a lot of residents flee and only very little residents were left. He also said majority of those that died out of the 150 people were the insurgents. Adding that the troops really battled them.

Photos: Lagos Tradional Ruler Who Assaulted Wife Arrested, Speaks

If what the Lagos State Police Public Realtions Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu has said is anything to go by, then the ‘baale’ of Ikola Ilumo Community, Chief Abeeb Lawal who assaulted his wife, Bose Lawal, is about to be charged to court. Incase you missed it read here

Sunday, 11 January 2015

There's a Nigerian that's 125 year old? See his photos


Some guy named Lugard Ekhator is on Facebook claiming that his grand father, Pa Ekhator Onabor, is a super-centenarian - born around 1890, which would make him about 125 years old.