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NIGERIA IS SERIOUSLY ILL!!! OR NIGERIANS ARE TERRIBLY SICK!!!! If not so, Why does the constitution prescribed 3 national languages, but when the sick president speaks any of the three, he has committed crime against the misguided sectionalist tribalistic bamboozled beguiled slobs! Go to China and see how they tolerate each others dialect. The predominant language in China is Hanyu which is divided into seven major dialect groups (often classified as distinct languages by foreign linguists), is known as Hanyu ( simplified Chinese: 汉语; traditional Chinese : 漢語; pinyin: Hànyǔ ). And the Prime minister has the liberty to speak any of them. See India, Korea and, even, Brazil (that we have independent together) they have gone far in the development of there countries because they have no antagonal sentiment. They now manufacturer vessels, aircraft and even missile. But we are here blindly chanting Tutsi and Hutu slogans. When I was in Sierra Leone, they were ruled by a MENDE Siaka S...

Fani-Kayode tags Gov Okorocha as a diaper-wearing, untrustworthy fellow 1 hour ago 0 Comments by  Editor Written by  Editor Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, has described Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha as a diaper-wearing governor and doubts the believability of the governor’s position on the president’s health. Fani-Kayode made the remark against the backdrop of the Imo leader’s disagreement with Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose that President Muhammadu Buhari has been on life support since June 6. Using his twitter handle, the former minister said, “When a courageous Fayose tells you that Buhari is in a coma and diaper-wearing Governor Rochas tells u it is a lie, you know who to believe.” In yet another tweet over Okorocha’s position on the Indigenous People of Biafra leader, Nnamdi Kanu, Fani-Kayode said, “Diaper-wearing Governor Rochas says that Nnamdi Kanu is not to be taken seriously. Truth is he is not one tenth of the man...

International   •   News KENYA: Guard fired for insisting minister joins queue for security check at airport 4 hours ago 0 Comments by  Editor KENYA: Guard fired for insisting minister joins queue for security check at airportA meticulous security guard in Kenya, Daisy Cherogony has lost her job after insisting that a sitting minister be made to undergo compulsory security check at an airport in Nairobi. According to reports, Cherogony insisted that Education Minister, Fred Matiang’i, queue and undergo security checks like other passengers in an incident on April 6, while the minister was trying to catch a local flight. Cherogony however lost her job after her employer, Kenya’s Airport Authority, dismissed her on May 11 on grounds of “gross misconduct for mistreating and humiliating” the minister. But she has now sued her employer, saying her dismissal was uncalled for, as she was only doing her job. In her court documents filed at the Em...

Angry Arewa youths call Dangote a scavenger, moral liability to the North 24 hours ago 9 Comments by  Editor Written by  Editor The Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG) has described Africa’s richest man, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, as the “final destination where every corrupt government officials dump their public treasury loot”. They also referred to him as a moral liability to the North. A statement credited to Dangote on Wednesday had dubbed the CNG as jobless youths seeking relevance. He was reacting to the recent quit notice the youths gave to all Igbos living in the North to vacate the region on or before October 1. But in its response to Dangote, CNG not only described him as a moral burden and dumping ground for looted funds, but also said that in his pursuit of wealth, he has come to “develop an endemic hatred for his northern kith.” The CNG statement was released and signed by its spokesman, Abdul-Azez Suleiman. Members of the groups are A...

Bomb blast kills 4 Nigerian soldiers By mrcent   |   30 June 2017   |   5:24 pm The Army Spokesman, Brig.-Gen. Sani Usman, confirmed the incident in a statement on Friday, while giving update on troops’ clearance operations in the North-East between Tuesday and Thursday. The Army has confirmed that it lost an officer and three soldiers in Borno on Thursday when their patrol vehicle encountered IED buried on the road between Kangarwa and Alagarno village. The Army Spokesman, Brig.-Gen. Sani Usman, confirmed the incident in a statement on Friday, while giving update on troops’ clearance operations in the North-East between Tuesday and Thursday. He said three other soldiers sustained various degrees of injuries, while the patrol vehicle was completely damaged. Usman, however, said three suspected terrorists who planted the explosive and hid themselves had been fished out and neutralised. The army spokesman added that apart from clearance operations, tro...

North Korea conducts rocket engine test By mrcent  |   30 June 2017   |   12:42 pm North Korea recently tested a small rocket engine, a monitoring group said Wednesday, after a US official had reportedly suggested the test could be a step to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile. The respected 38 North analysis group however said it was not clear whether the test, conducted at the North’s Sohae satellite launch site, involved an ICBM engine. Based on satellite imagery analysis, the Washington-based group said the nuclear-armed state appeared to have conducted a “small rocket engine test” on or around June 22. Previous satellite imagery of the site taken on June 10 showed no signs of test preparations, which showed North “possesses the technical and logistical capabilities to conduct such tests with little or no advance warning”, it added. An unnamed Washington official told Reuters last week that the North had tested an engine that “could be for ...

Why aircraft can’t abandon Buhari, by Presidency By mrcent    |   30 June 2017   |   4:30 am Experts were unanimous that the presidential jet would have cost the Nigerian taxpayers more than N48 million in total, given the cost of catering for the accompanying crew of no fewer than 12 persons. • Says jet has incured only N48m parking fee in London • APC governors flay Fayose’s comment on president * United Kingdom’s govt deports 28 Nigerians The Nigerian Air Force One (NAF 001) plane that took President Muhammadu Buhari to London has incurred at least N48 million since the number one citizen started receiving medical care in the United Kingdom (UK) till date. The amount accounts for the aircraft’s parking charges for 105 days, at the rate of £1,000 (N460, 000) per night. The presidency yesterday confirmed the £1,000 charges, to disclaim allegation that £4,000 (N1.8 million) is spent on ‘Eagle One’ per day and a total of N193.2 million in the las...

   Vigilance team members nab suspected Badoo cultist in Ogun By  MrCent  Sunday   |   30 June 2017   |   4:31 am Native doctors at the palace of Ikorodu monarch to begin traditional rites over killings • Police, OPC in closed door meeting over Ikorodu incessant killings, kidnapping • Traditionalists, herbalists declare war on terror group, perform rites today Barely 24 hours after the dreaded ritual killer group, Badoo attacked a couple and their three children, killing three at Olopomeji, Odogunyan area in Ikorodu, a suspected member of the group was caught at Ogijo area of Ogun State yesterday. The suspect it was gathered was caught in Escobar street, a boundary community with Lagos State, by a local vigilance group while attempting to enter another person’s house through the window. It was gathered that the vigilance group in the community captured and tied the suspect’s hands and legs before taking him to the palace of the ...

El-Rufai: Many of the politicians calling for restructuring are opportunists June 29 14:23 2017 Nasir el-Rufai, governor of Kaduna, says most of the politicians calling for restructuring are “opportunists”. Speaking on Sunrise Daily, a Channels Television programme, on Thursday, el-Rufai said those who have presidential ambition were exploiting the restructuring call. The governor said majority of the people who are clamouring for restructuring do not have “concrete ideas about what it really means”. “For many people, when you talk about restructuring, it is political opportunism. Most of what you see in the media, most of the people that talk about restructuring or give long lectures about restructuring are unable to give you any concrete ideas about what it really means,” he said. “As I said, a lot of the talk on restructuring is political opportunism and irresponsibility in my opinion. It is popular and people that have presidential aspiratio...

Hakeem Belo-Osagie steps down as chairman Etisalat Nigeria  June 30 18:21 2017  Hakeem Belo-Osagie, the chairman of Etisalat Nigeria, has resigned his appointment after the restructuring of the telecommunication company. The resignation is effective immediately. According to Etisalat, Belo-Osagie had planned to leave immediately the banks made the take-over move, he opted to tarry until a road map for the company was finalised. “The timing of the resignation was strategically delayed till now when stakeholders have agreed a plan and comes more than a week after Mubadala Development Company directors tendered their resignation,” the statement read. “The development also reflects Belo-Osagie’s deep commitment to protecting the interest of all stakeholders.” It is now expected that Etisalat Nigeria under its new shareholding structure will navigate through its current loan repayment challenge with minimum impact. Over the last several months, Belo-...