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Cossy Orjiakor shows off massive milk jugs in bunny party outfit
Blessed performer Cossy looking her hot common self in a Bunny Party outfit for the celebratory season.
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Governor Fashola & wife pictured dancing at her pre-birthday party
Governor Fashola and his wife, Abimbola Fashola pictured dancing at her prebirthday party in Lagos today.
Mrs Fashola will be a yearolder tomorrow April sixth.
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Banky W's ex, Andrea Giaccaglia shines in new photos!
Banky W’s ex Andrea Giaccaglia shinning in new photographs imparted on IG.
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Pics of Vincent Enyeama spending time with his family !
Super Eagles goal keeper Vincent Enyeama picture bellow grooming one of his little girl’s hair.
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Ex-Edo gov candidate, Airhiavbere, defects to APC
A former governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the November, 2012 governorship election in Edo State, Maj. Gen. Charles Airhiavbere (retd.), has defected to the All Progressives Congress.
Airhiavbere, whose defection came eight days after the 2015 presidential election, where the standard bearer of the APC, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), was declared winner, was the National Coordinator of the Goodluck to Goodluck 2015 support group. The former PDP chief was received by the State Chairman of the APC, Mr. Anselm Ojezua, and the Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, on Sunday, at an event held at Garrick Memorial College, in Benin, the state capital.
Airhiavbere explained that his decision to dump the PDP was based on the need for the state to “continue to enjoy the benefits” of the APC at the federal level. While pledging his support for the state government, he expressed the hope that the APC would deliver on all its campaign promises to Edo, which, he said, was yearning for federal projects such as the Gelegele Seaport and the rapid completion of the dualisation of the Lokoja-Benin road.
He said,
“I have decided to join the team of change that has come to the nation in the last election of the March 28, 2015, so that Edo State will continue to enjoy the benefits of the party at the centre.“Any politician, who means well for this state will ground their arms of hate and join the change train of the APC government, ably led His Excellently, Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole.”
Welcoming the defector and his supporters, Ojezua described Airhiavbere’s move as a setback, which would be difficult for the opposition party to overcome prior to Saturday’s House of Assembly’s election in the state.
While noting that the APC was open to more defectors, the state chairman assured the people that the party’s policy would apply to all without discrimination.
Voting for PDP disastrous – Osun APC
The All Progressives Congress has engaged the populace of Osun State not to permit any applicant of the Peoples Democratic Party to win the race into the 26 seats in the State House of Assembly.
The Director of Publicity of the APC in Osun State, Mr. Kunle Oyatomi, said this in an announcement he made accessible to a reporter in Osogbo on Sunday.
He guaranteed that the Federal Government drove by President Goodluck Jonathan kept Osun State from stores, expressing that if any individual from the PDP was voted into the Assembly, such would be out to frustrate the organization of Governor Rauf Aregbesola.
The statement read,
“The state will be at risk of halting the remarkable development it has experienced in the last four years, if it allowed any candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party to become a member of the State House of Assembly.“Any PDP candidate in the House of Assembly therefore will have only one mission – to frustrate and stall whatever project Ogbeni plans to implement for the benefit of the people of the state.
“PDP had been boasting that it would reverse all the gains the people of this state have made within the last four years under APC governance, if it won the governorship election.
“Then they resorted to Federal might to starve the state of funds, to frustrate a lot of projects which were on-going. But God, in His absolute mercy, used the Nigerian people to vote out the Goodluck Jonathan-led PDP government.“Now, with Buhari and the APC set to take power in Abuja, Osun’s fortune will definitely change for the better. To then become careless and allow any PDP candidate into the state House of Assembly will amount to ingratitude to God, and inadvertent choice to jeopardise the future of the state,” the APC declared.
Oritsejafor’s wife lied, says Borno pastor, Kallamu Musa-Dikwa
Borno based Pastor, Kallamu Musa-Dikwa, said on Sunday that the wife of Christian Association of Nigeria President, Pastor Ayo Oristejafo, lied against him that he had beseeched her spouse over the charged N7bn pay off gathered from President Goodluck Jonathan in ahead of the presidential decision in the nation.
Musa-Dikwa had accused the CAN leadership of collecting N7bn from Jonathan to campaign against the All Progressives Congress Presidential candidate, Maj-Gen.Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), in the run-off to the presidential contest. The cleric told one of our correspondents on the telephone in Kaduna that he had not set his eyes on the CAN president for over a year now, let alone seeing him to beg as claimed by Oritsejafor’s wife.
The pastor called on Oritsejafo and his cabinet to repent, urging the “real” men of God in the country to dissolve the current leadership of the Ayo Oritsejafor-led CAN before it was too late. He noted that he was not surprised at the current antics by the wife of the CAN leader to blackmail him as other means to armtwist him to meet the CAN president had long failed.
He explained that on several occasions, the CAN leader had used the Directorate of State Services and other Christian leaders to get to him but to no avail.
Musa-Dikwa added that he was aware all entreaties from some men of God for him to see Oritsejafor for “settlement” was aimed at rubbishing him since he blew the lid over the N7bn bribery scandal.
He said,
“I have not seen Pastor Oritsejafor in the past one and half years. They are the ones that have been sending emissaries to me for settlement, but I have always refused to go.
“The wife(Oritsejafor’s) is lying. I have never seen Ayo’s wife in my life. They have used the DSS to force me to write statements. They are lying against their spirits and their God.
“Let them bring witness(proof) that I went to beg Ayo. Is it in Abuja or Warri?
“They have been sending men of God to me for settlement. The CAN’s North Central zone chairman, Yakubu Pam, even told me that I should go and meet Ayo and that he talked to him, but I refused.
“Many of them(christian leaders) have been calling me, asking to meet the CAN leader and settle and I said, ‘what for?’ In fact, they said I should not talk again and that they know that all I have been saying the true.
“Even they have called me, requesting that I denounced that they collected money and that they are going to give me money but I refused.”
The Nigerian Pastors who lost out on March 28, 2015
Another set of the biggest political losers in Nigeria in 2015 are the Nigerian prophets of doom who missed out completely on the winner of the Nigerian presidential election with their lying prophecies and the popular pastors of Nigeria that enjoy political patronage from the government of the day.
These pastors were publicly accused of accepting a 7 billion Naira ($35 million) bribe through the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) to campaign for the reelection of their pay master, President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria who lost his reelection. The power that be has now changed hands inside the Aso Rock villa and the services of these pastors may not be needed again by the new occupant of the Aso Rock villa for the next four years.
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How “unholy acts’ by Igbo PDP leaders robbed South East of Senate President, House Speaker slots – APC leaders
The governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha, on Thursday lamented the “unholy act” exhibited by political leaders in the South East zone during the National Assembly elections, saying it has now robbed the zone of the opportunity to produce either Senate President or the Speaker of the House of Representatives in June.
All Senatorial and House of Representatives candidate of the All Progressives Congress lost their elections in the elections held March 28.
The 15 senatorial districts in the five states, namely Anambra, Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo were picked by the candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party.
With the victory of Muhammadu Buhari from the North and his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, from the South West, the Senate President or Speaker of the House slots would have ordinarily gone to the South East but for the outcome of the elections.
Speaking in Owerri, the Imo State capital at a rally organised by the South East APC to celebrate Mr. Buhari’s victory, Mr. Okorocha said the zone should have elected a ranking senator or member of the House of the Representatives on the platform of the party to occupy either of the positions if PDP leaders from the zone had not engineered the rigging of the National Assembly election held the same day with that of the presidency.
He specifically noted that a serving senator and former governor of Anambra State, Chris Ngige or a former senator, Osita Izunaso, both of whom contested the election, would have been elected Senate President if they were not rigged out at the election.
He said, “The South East is entitled to either the Senate President or the Speaker of the Federal House. But as I speak to you now because of the unholy act of last Saturday they (Igbo leaders) have not been able to give us any ranking member of the Senate or ranking member of the Federal House.
“You cannot be a Senate President, you cannot be a Speaker unless you are somebody who has been there before. It is our plan that Osita Izunaso should go to the Senate, Ngige should go to Senate.
“Gentlemen, the truth is that one of them should have been Senate President of Nigeria. But our people, in their myopic thinking, in the smallness of their brain could not see the light and today this act of theirs has denied Ndigbo the Senate President, this act has denied Ndigbo the Speaker of the Federal House. I weep, I weep that this kind of thing can be allowed to happen here.”
Mr. Okorocha, who is a member of the APC, said political leaders in the North do not play the kind of politics being exhibited by South East leaders.
“This kind of thing could not happen in Kano, it could not happen in Sokoto,” he said.
“But here in Igbo land they use soldiers to kill their people. It is our political leaders who sponsored this unholy act and we shall hold them responsible for every blood dropped during this election.
“We know them and they know we know them. They can be having their children abroad and be killing the poor people here. We will resist it and we will say no. “
The governor alleged that the Igbo leaders that perpetrated the rigging plans wanted to allocate 1.3 million votes to Mr. Jonathan in Imo State “but for our resistance they could not do it”.
He stressed, “It is not true that anyone defeated Buhari in Imo State. He won this election in this state. The nonsense is over. We have the details of all that happened in INEC headquarters. It will be embarrassing if we show all that happened to the world.”
Speaking earlier, Mr. Ngige recounted how he was rigged out of the election in which he lost to a serving member of the House of Representatives, Uche Ekwunife, of the PDP.
He explained that one of his agents was kidnapped during the election and that the collation officers were not spared the ordeal.
He said although he lost the senatorial election, the emergence of Mr. Buhari as president-elect was a joy to him.
According to the former governor, “The only thing I want to assure you people is that you have lost nothing. General Buhari has won the election. APC will form the next national government. We are going to recover all these seats, all the allocation they gave to us. All the allocations they gave to us, they allocated to me 20 votes from Anambra Central and Buhari 17, 960 votes, for the whole of Anambra. Is it possible?
Mr. Izunaso, who is the national organising secretary of the APC, vowed to reclaim the mandate given to him by the people of Orlu Senatorial District but stolen by election riggers.
“We are not unmindful of that fact that what we produced in the South East was not a reflection of the votes of the people,” he said.
“I assure you that it is not going to take long before all those things will be corrected. Anambra results were rigged. For a man like Ngige to come third on the ladder, is this the correct result?
“In Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu, results were rigged, Imo results were rigged. But I can assure you that is the end. As for my people in Orlu Senatorial Zone who voted for me the victory that you gave me on Saturday must remain our victory.
“I am not going to let any criminal to go away with the mandate you gave to me freely. Out of 12 LGAs in Orlu Zone I won in 12 LGAs and there were no elections in three zones.”
Source
LWKMD! Ghana Drunkards Association (GDA) threatens strike over quality of drinks
Ghana’s Drunkards Association has threatened to strike if the nature of alcoholic drinks in the nation is not improved
As per the representative for GDA, who offered on JN intuitive show on Ghana’s Joy TV to present their grumbling to the overall population, he asserted that makers have radically diminished the nature of alchoholic drinks in the nation and they are not satisfied.
He cautioned that a national strike may produce results if the makers of alcoholic drinks refuse to enhance the quality
Oritsejafor prays for President-elect, Buhari’s administration
President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Ayo Oritsejafor, has called on Nigerians to embrace peace, love and forgiveness for one another.
Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor | credits: tmgapp.com
He also prayed for peace for the incoming administration of General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) “with optimism that Nigeria will witness peace and progress under his administration.”
The CAN President said, “Dear brothers and sisters, Christ died and rose once for all and for everyone; but the power of the resurrection, this passover from slavery to evil, to the freedom of goodness, must be accomplished in every age and in our nation.
According to him, the need for peace that President Goodluck Jonathan demonstrated by conceding defeat to Buhari in the recently held presidential elections should be the point of reference for all our political leaders in the coming governorship and state assemblies elections.
“Peace for Nigeria is what I bring to you in this Easter celebration; may unity and stability be restored permanently in Nigeria. I also pray for peace for the incoming administration led by retired Major General Muhammadu Buhari with optimism that Nigeria will witness peace and progress under his administration,
“May the risen Lord, the conqueror of sin and death, be a support to you all, especially to the weakest and neediest. Thank you for your support to our leaders and on behalf of my family I wish you a wonderful Easter celebrations,” Oritsejafor said.
Meanwhile, the CAN Lagos State Chairman, Alexander Bamgbola, has congratulated Christians on the Easter celebration. He said the season was a time for liberation and freedom for mankind.
In a statement on Thursday, Bamgbola, who used the opportunity to congratulate the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, said it was time for Nigerians to come together and work for the progress of the country.
While noting that the prevalent peace in the land is an act of God, he said, “Nigerians have every cause to thank God. He made it possible for us to have a peaceful election devoid of rancour and war. The atmosphere in the country has been peaceful. God has been good.”
I won’t condone looting of public treasury —President-elect Buhari
The President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, has assured Nigerians that he would not condone looting of their common patrimony. He also promised to handle state resources with utmost responsibility and honesty.
Buhari said this while receiving a delegation of the people of his home-state, Katsina, who came to congratulate him on his election as President, at his campaign office, in Abuja, on Saturday.
He expressed his regret that the citizens had been impoverished by 16-year maladministration by the Peoples Democratic Party despite that the country received more income in the period than at any other time in the country’s history.
The President-elect said savings from his war against corruption would be ploughed into education, with the objective of empowering the citizens. A statement issued by the Director of Media and Publicity of the APC Presidential Campaign Organisation, Mr. Garba Shehu, quoted Buhari as saying,
“If you give education to a man or woman, you have empowered them to be productive. There is no better way to empowerment.”
Buhari equally expressed his commitment to multi-party democracy as the best system of government, while he appealed to all citizens to imbibe courage and perseverance. These virtues, he said, stood him in good stead in bringing victory to him after failing three times in the past presidential elections.
The leaders of the delegation included the state Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Katsina State, Mustapha Inuwa; a former Governor of Katsina, Saidu Barda; a leading Muslim cleric; a representative of federal legislators; and a representative of the traditional institutions in the state.
Is it worth it to sacrifice your career to make a successful marriage? - Agata Amata
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Je Suis Kenya !!! Touching Photos of family members as they ID the bodies of their loved ones
Relatives of casualties of the Kenyan University assault were welcome to Chimomo Mortuary in Kenya toward the beginning of today to recognize the bodies of their friends and family who were slaughtered two days back at their school by Al-Shabaab aggressors.
This story ought to be the number drifting story on the planet at this time however tragically, its definitely not.
More photographs bellow.
US Ambassador’s diplomatic gaffe (Miscalculation or Part of the Divide & rule Plan ?)
LAST Sunday’s visit of the United States Ambassador to Nigeria to the International Conference Centre, in Abuja, where the collation of results for the 2015 Presidential election was taking place, was a brazen breach of diplomatic protocol.
It was a visit that should be condemned for what it represents: an undue interference in a sensitive and important internal affair of this country.
James Entwistle, while at the ICC, was quoted as saying that the Permanent Voter Card employed in Nigeria’s 2015 elections, by the Independent National Electoral Commission, was of higher technological value than the one in use in his home state of Virginia in the US. “I think we need to come and study it so that we can use it in my country,” he said. Although seemingly well-intentioned and commendable on its face value, that statement, to say the least, was also patronising.
While it is sometimes permissible, and indeed acceptable, to prod a reluctant country into taking actions perceived to be beneficial to the country, there should be a time to draw the line, especially on matters that have to do with the internal affairs of a sovereign state. If there are international rules and conventions governing conduct among nation states, such should be respected and applied in all circumstances. Policy options, especially on the choice of a political, economic, social and cultural system, and the formulation of foreign policy, fall into the category of matters which each state is permitted, by the principle of State sovereignty, to decide freely. It will be unimaginable for the Nigerian ambassador in the US to behave in a similar manner during an election in his host country.
This brings to mind the ongoing spat between the White House and the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, following the latter’s recent visit to the US, on the invitation of the Congress. The visit was termed to be too close to the last Israeli election, and would be taken for an endorsement of Netanyahu by the American government, thus conferring an undue advantage on him over other candidates. For this reason, the American President, Barack Obama, had refused to accord him the courtesy of an official welcome.
Although there is no written law in America that says the president should not welcome a visiting head of government heading into a reelection battle, yet, there is a tradition to that effect, which Obama was not ready to break with – not even for the sake of an Israeli prime minister. So, if the Americans could go to such length to uphold their own tradition and convention, then they should also be able to respect the sensibilities of other people.
The use or non-use of the PVC attracted a heated debate before the election and it should not be an issue for diplomatic comments. Yet, it is obvious that the ambassador was only exploiting the weak institutions in Nigeria and the failure of governance to treat the country in such a disrespectful manner. Over the years, Nigeria has endured bad governance that has effectively retarded her growth and development. The country has been described as one with abundance of potentialities, but which have failed to translate into tangible benefits. A look at all the indices of development has seen Nigeria languishing in the lowest rungs of the ladder, contending with failed states such as Somalia, Afghanistan and Yemen.
Corruption has emerged as the bane of the country. Regrettably, more than two years after some Nigerians made away with over N2 trillion in an oil subsidy scam, not one person has so far been jailed. These are some of the shortcomings that countries like the US exploit to dabble in the internal affairs of Nigeria. But it should not be so.
Not surprisingly, attempts by American “experts” to analyse events in Nigeria have almost always brought out a warped and stereotyped outcome that stands facts on their heads. Their inability, or deliberate refusal, to situate the Boko Haram insurgency as part of a global terrorist and jihadist movement typifies this.
For instance, John Campbell, a former US ambassador to Nigeria, has spent a great deal of efforts misinforming the world that Boko Haram is a product of marginalisation, poverty and lack of education, despite abundant evidence to the contrary. Claiming to be an expert on Nigeria, he recently said, “Boko Haram insurgency is a direct result of chronic poor governance by Nigeria’s federal and state governments, the political marginalisation of northeastern Nigeria, and the region’s accelerating impoverishment.” He is wrong.
This is not only disingenuous, but a deliberate twisting of facts. In the first place, poverty is a common feature in almost all parts of Nigeria. Second, Boko Haram, in pursuit of its nihilistic mission like every jihadist terrorist organisation, has never mentioned economic deprivation as a grouse. Besides, in the past few years, sons of prominent Nigerians, with privileged backgrounds, have come out to openly identify with global terrorist movements, which rubbishes outright, any claims of poverty as motivation. Was it marginalisation for instance, that pushed the well educated Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, son of a multimillionaire businessman, into attempting to bomb an American airliner on Christmas Day of 2009? Was it also poverty that made the son of a former Chief Justice of Nigeria to travel all the way to Syria to join forces with the Islamic State terrorists? It is also on record that Buji Foi, a commissioner in Borno State, resigned his appointment to take up leadership position in Boko Haram. That certainly does not look like an action that was driven by poverty.
The French Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, was quoted as saying last month, “There are 3,000 Europeans in Iraq and Syria today. When you do a projection for the months to come, there could be 5,000 before summer and 10,000 before the end of the year.” Can Campbell in all honesty ascribe this to poverty and marginalisation? How come the actions of the three teenage schoolgirls that recently travelled from Britain to join ISIS were not attributed to poverty and marginalisation? Why should analyses of similar situations in different places produce different results?
False narratives such as Campbell’s explain why the US government does not consider Boko Haram terror as a security threat to Western countries. America’s position on this is summed up by the views expressed in January by James Marks, a retired major general and Executive Dean, College of Criminal Justice and Security at the University of Phoenix, who said, “The United States can do anything it needs to do to rid Nigeria of Boko Haram. It could be long term effort, but it can be done. The US has the capability, we have all the elements and power but it is not a priority.” This is regrettable.
EKITI: APC lawmakers serve Fayose ‘impeachment’notice
The President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, has urged supporters of the All Progressives Congress, to come out en masse on April 11 to vote for the party’s governorship and house of assembly candidates.
This is contained in a statement issued by Director, Media and Publicity, APC Presidential Campaign Organisation, Mallam Garba Shehu.
In the statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Abuja, Buhari thanked Nigerians for voting him into office. He however noted that greater challenges of consolidating the party’s electoral victory in the March 28 polls lay ahead.
Buhari pointed out that the election of APC Governorship and House of Assembly candidates was no less important than his own victory during the presidential poll. He said that his election should not be treated in isolation because the APC needs to win at other levels of democratic representation across the country.
“For APC to govern effectively, its supporters should also elect the party’s candidates in the Governorship and House of Assembly elections come April 11,” he said.
Buhari condoled with the families of his supporters who lost their lives celebrating the APC victory and wished those nursing injuries speedy recovery. He solicited moral support for the Independent National Electoral Commission, to enable the commission improve on its impressive performance, despite logistical challenges and other unforeseen hiccups.
Nine killed after obscure shooters stormed Brikom & Obur communities in Rivers state
Nine persons have been affirmed dead after obscure shooters raged Obrikom and Obur communities in Rivers state today April fourth.
As indicated by an announcement by the Rivers state Police representative, Ahmad Muhammad, the shooters assaulted the community, murdering 6 persons right away while 3 others kicked the bucket on landing in a clinic where they were hurried to for medical care.
Two different persons are accounted for to have been injured and are right now getting medical care. The shooters likewise set the home of a legislator, Vincent Ogbagu, who is running for a seat in the state House of Assembly in the April eleventh election, ablaze.
THUGNATURE! Gov. Seriake willieson Leds Gang Of Hoodlums To Attack Bayelsa Court [Vid]
The Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake willieson, on Monday drove a pack of hooligans to assault a Federal High court in Bayelsa, a feature has demonstrated.
The video demonstrates the representative, wearing customary Ijaw coats, strolling into the court premises, joined by his police monitors and clothes rods on, before evildoers, including rifle wielding cops, attacked and assaulted the court.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QK4wIfwpdU
I Predicted Kenya's Terror Attack 3 Years Ago - T.B. Joshua (VIDEO)
A video footage has emerged which asserts T.B. Joshua predicted the severe slaughter of 147 exploited people in Kenya by Al-Shabaab terrorists at Garissa University College.
In the 1-moment video clasp transferred on YouTube channel of Emmanuel TV – media arm of Synagogue Church of All Nations, the controversial priest is seen tending to his assemblage on Sunday eleventh March 2012
“I have a message for Kenya now,” Joshua begins. “It is not yet over because I am seeing school children being targeted.”
“They attacked in a school – a situation where you learn something happened to the children. A touch on the children is a touch on God. They should pray fervently, “ he said.
Then the footage ends with a “We pray that God would strengthen and comfort the people of Kenya and all those involved in this tragic incident, in Jesus’ name.”
President Jonathan's 2015 Easter message to the nation
Fellow citizens,
I greet you all, especially our Christian brothers and sisters, as we celebrate Easter in commemoration of the resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
For Christians all over the world, the major lessons of Easter, which we celebrate this year in the midst of general elections in our nation, are to be found in the Messiah’s Divine love and glorious self-sacrifice for the redemption of mankind.
This year’s celebration of Easter is taking place at a period of very critical national choices and decisions, during which we must all be prepared and willing to make sacrifices for greater unity, peace, political stability and progress in our beloved country.
We must therefore seize the opportunity of the Easter holiday to reflect deeply on what more we need to do as a people, to ensure that the political process in which we are currently engaged is successfully concluded and that our beloved country, Nigeria continues to move towards a better future for all of its citizens.
Happily, we have already successfully scaled the hurdle of the Presidential and National Assembly Elections. I am quite hopeful that the Gubernatorial and State Assembly elections will also be conducted peacefully.
To the glory and pride of our fatherland, our collective actions since March 28 have assured the world that the democratic spirit is alive and well in our nation.
By the grace of God, our beloved nation, Nigeria is moving forward despite all challenges.
Let us all pray this Easter, that God Almighty who has brought us this far, will continue to bless our nation as we march onward towards the fulfillment of our collective vision of a truly united, strong and prosperous nation.
I wish you all very happy Easter celebrations.
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR
President,
Federal Republic of Nigeria
5 killed by Boko Haram terrorists in Konduga, Borno
Associated individuals with Boko Haram killed 5 individuals in Kayamla in Konduga Local Government Area of Borno State today April fourth. 
As per reports, the terrorist memebers raged the town, obliterated properties and shot aimlessly. They were however repulsed by the vigilante assemble in the group who met up and battled them off. This will be the first assault in Borno state after the presidential election.
Adanna Ohakim and husband, David step out to a movie premiere
One of the little girls of previous legislative head of Imo State, Adanna Ohakim and her spouse, David Steineker pictured as they took off to a motion picture debut today evening time.
Adanna rocked a Herve Leger dress and Louboutins. Sweet couple.
Pics/Video: Wizkid and Chris Brown perform in South Africa
Chris Brown joined Wizkid on stage yesterday in the SA leg of Chris’s world tour.
See more pics and video bellow.
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