4 Years Old Boy Dissapears At The Beach On New Year Day

4 Years Old Boy Dissapears At The Beach On New Year Day

4 Years Old Boy Dissapears At The Beach On New Year Day

New year celebration turn sour for the family of a 4 years Old boy that got missing at Elegushi Beach on Jan 1 2019.

The said little has been on the lookout  since 5pm yesterday and he goes with the name “Ireyomi Ola0luwa”

Please Call 07057173336 incase you help get hint on his whereabout, or kindly report to the nearest police station.

God Bless As sympathize with them.

APC Gives Aisha Buhari New Appointment

APC Gives Aisha Buhari New Appointment

APC Gives Aisha Buhari New Appointment

The All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Team on Tuesday appointed Mrs Aisha Buhari, the Wife of the President, to lead women and youths as well as ensure the re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo in the February general elections.

Aisha is to be supported by the Wife of the Vice President, Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo, and other prominent women, youths, artists, politicians, businessmen and women, serving and retired top public officers, among others.

The appointment is contained in a statement issued by Mr Suleiman Haruna, the Director of Information to Wife of the President, a copy of which was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja.

Below is the full text of the statement:

Press Statement

A Women and Youth Presidential Campaign Team has been constituted to support the reelection of President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo in 2019.

The team will be inaugurated by President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, 3rd January, 2019 at the State House Conference Center by 2.00pm.

The list is attached hereunder.

WOMEN AND YOUTH PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN TEAM
APC PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OFFICE
781 Herbert Macaulay Way, Central Area, Abuja
TEL: +2347055079539; +2348146124020; +2348033042180
Email: hajosani@yahoo.co.uk
1. EXECUTIVE TEAM LEADERS
1. H.E Dr. Mrs. Aisha Buhari ……………… Chairperson
2. H.E Mrs. Oludolapo Osinbajo …………… Co-chair
3. H.E. Mrs. Adejoke O. Adefulure ………. Vice Chair (South)
4. H.E. Mrs. Mairo Al-Makura…………… Vice Chair (North)
5. Haj. Salamatu Baiwa Umar – Eluma……… National Coordinator
6. Barr. Juliet Ibekaku-Nwagu ……….. Dep. Nat. Coordinator – South
7. Haj. Binta Muazu …………………….. Dep. Nat. Coordinator – North
2. ZONAL LEADERS
1. H.E. Mrs. Rashida Bello……………… North Central
2. H.E. Mrs. Hadiza M. Abubakar………… North East
3. H.E. Dr. Zainab Bagudu……………. … North West
4. H.E. Mrs. Nkechi Rochas Okorocha South East
5. H.E. Mrs. Florence Ajimobi…… …… South West
6. H.E. Mrs. Judith Chibuike Amaechi … South South
3. ADMINSTRATIVE SECRETARIAT
1. Dr. Hajo Sani
2. Dr. Nasir Ladan
3. Zainab Kassim
4. Rose Audu
5. Fatima Rafindadi
6. Dr. Nasiru Ajoge

4. ADVISORY COUNCIL
1. Solomon Dalung
2. Col. Hameed Ali (Rtd)
3. IGP Suleiman Abba (Rtd)
4. Brig. General Lawal Jafaru Isa
5. General Abubakar Alkali
6. General Buba Marwa
7. H.E Sen. Ali Modu Sherrif
8. H.E Orji Uzo Kalu
9. Dr. Mohammed Mahmud
10.H.E. Dame Pauline Tallen
11.Haj. Naajatu Mohammed
12.Professor Pat Utomi
13.Dr. Nasiru Ladan
14.Col. Abdallah (Rtd)
15.AIG Sani Ahmed Daura (Rtd)
16.Prince Tonye Princewill
17.Festus Keyamo SAN
18.Muiz Banire SAN
19.Barr. Obla
20.Amb. Justice Muhammadu Dodo
21.Amb. Mohammadu Rimi Barade
22.Amb. Aminu Dalhatu
23.Amb. Aminu Iyawa
24.Amb. Baba Jidda
25.Amb. Yusuf Tuggar
26.Amb. Deborah Iliya
27.Amb. Suzanne Aderonke Folarin
28.Amb. Ayuba Ngbako
29.Amb. Oji Nyimenuate
30.Mr.Terry Waya
31.Rear Admiral Dutse James
32.Alh. Bashir Ibrahim
33.Alh. Nasiru Danu Dan Amanar Dutse
34.Al Amin Kamselem
35.H.E Mahmud Aliyu Shinkafi
36.Engr. Ife Oyedele
37.Ibrahim Dasuki Nakande
38.Gen. India Garba
39.Hon. Kawu Sumaila
40.Hon. Umar Dambo
41.Senator Abu Ibrahim
42.Chief Sam Sam Jaja
43.Colonel Mohammed Abdul (Rtd)
44.Engr. Samuel Ajagbe
45.Hon. Igo Aguma
46.Chief Precious Osaro Ngelale
47.Saleh Ahmadu
48.Alh. Bello Isa Bayero
49.Chief Felix Idiga
50.Dr. Noble Abe
51.Patrick Pascal
52.Longes Anyawu
53.Barr. Honor Ihuoma Onyebuchukwu
54.Yusuf Adamu
55.Yewande Amusan
56.Engr. Umar Abubakar
57.Rilwanu Umar
58.Alh. Mohammed Sani Musa
59.Agatha Benson
60. Alh. Rabiu Isyaku Rabiu
61. Hon. Ahmed Wadada
62. Chief Rapheal Ikurusi Sambo
63. Saidu Uba Malami
64. Sani Sarkin Gobir
65. Gambo Lawan Kareto
66.Suleiman Umar
67.Dr. Cairo Ojougboh
68.Chief Emma Ejiofo
69.Dr. Betty Nnadi
70.M.B. Shehu
71. Bello Waziri
72.Chief I. Mokelu Onwa
73. Amb. Fatima Adfa
74. Gbemi Saraki
75. Wada Ibrahim Kawu
76. Mrs. Fatima Balla
77. Juliet Ibekaku-Nwagu
78. Sen. Abubakar Umar Gada
79. Faruk Salim
80.H.E Sullivan Chime
81.Sen. Ovie Omoagege
82.Rt. AVM Terry Okorodudu
83.Hadi Ukashatu
84.Mustapaha Habib
85.Comrd. Garba Mustapha (4+4)
86.Dr. Macaulay Aigbe Ojeaga
87.Alh. Gambo Lawan Kareto
88.Ahmed Gulak
89.Jessica Ine
90.Sen. Ini Okori
91.Scott Tommy
92.Alh. Bashir Ibrahim
93.Maimo Mohammed
94.Sen. Andy Uba
95.Alh. Sani Anka
96.Iro Dan Puloti
97.Engr. Iliya Saleh
98.Sen. Bello Tukur
99.All APC SSAs, SAs, PAs, to the President
A. DIRECTORATE OF OPERATIONS
1. Dr. Mohammed Mahmud
2. Haj. Salamatu Beiwa Umar Eluma
3. Dr. Nasir Ladan
4. Dr. Ibrahim Dauda
5. Bala Usman
6. Barr. Mary Eta
7. Haj. Sadiya Farouk
8. Eng. Aliyu Aziz
9. Hadi Uba
10.Dr. Kamal Mohammed
11. Zainab Kassim
12.All APC Women Leaders at all levels
13.All APC Women/Female Heads of government agencies and Parastatals
14.All APC Female Candidates
15.All APC Youth leaders at all levels
B. ALL ELECTED OFFICIALS OF APC: At all levels
C. DIRECTORATE OF CONTACT & MOBILISATION
Director: Hon. Nasiru Ali Ahmed
Dep. Director: Barr. Mary Etta
1. Mrs. Alayangi Sylva
2. Mrs. Unoma Akpabio
3. Mrs. Saida Bugaje
4. Ms. Joy Nunieh
5. Mrs. Olufunsho Amosun
6. Haj. Nana Shettima
7. Mrs. Sherifat Aregbesola
8. Chief. Kemi Nelson
9. Mrs. Umana Umana
10.Haj. Zuwaira Bakori
11.Hon. Ahmed Rufai
12.Alh. Mohammed Nma Kolo
13.Mrs. Nsidem Roberts
14.Barr. Mohammed Bello Mustapha
15.Barr. Kabiru Dodo
16.Haj. Ladidi Bawa Bosso
17.Fatima Mohammed Faruk
18.Sam Edem
19.Jonah Okah
20.Halima Buba
21.Hindatu Danmalam
22.Sadiq Ahmed
23.Terfa Robert Swem
24.Mrs. Abdul Aziz Yaradua
25.Maimuna Yahya Abubakar
26.Saadatu Dogon Bauchi
27.Iman Suleiman Ibrahim
28.Hafsat Musa
29.Zainab Buba Marwa
30.Alh. Al Amin Kamselem
31.Ibrahim Mo Allah Yidi
32.Salamatu Jibril
33.Hon. Inna Galadima
34.Lydia Gora
35.Hon. Asabe Vilita
36.Hailmary Aipoh
37.Maryam Salihu
38.Hussaina Kurfi
39.Salima Makama
40.Daniel Amokachi
41.Tina Adike
42.Zainab Jafaru Isa
43.Shattu Bazza
44.Laila Danbatta
45.Aisha Gana
46.Halima Ben Umar
47.Dr Salma Kolo
48.Haulatu Yahaya Karami
49.Amina Abdu
50.Mrs Ali Adamu
51.Hauwa Abdu
52.Kareen Mohammed
53.Mrs. Hadiza DanBazzau
54.Mrs. Yasmine Dalhatu
55.Mrs. Aisha A. Malami
56.Mrs. Indo Rimi
57.Aisha Dada Ismail
58.Mrs Mary Paul
59.Barr. Murtala Isa
60.Aliyu Ibrahim
61.Musa M/Madori
62.Muhammad Albashir
63.Baffa Saleh
64.Zarau Wali
65.Halima Yauri
66.Kabiru Kamba
67.Abba Allero
68.Princess Aderemi Adebowale
69.Chief Sade
70.Jamil Abiola
71.Helen Bendiga
72.Mrs. Bariyaah Magnus Abe
73.Mrs. Elima Peterside
74.Mrs. Modupe Oguntade
75.Barr. Zubaida Damaka
76.Hon. Amina Dalhatu
77.Jamila Adodo
78.Barr. Tala Anthony
79.Dr. Mike Whelagi
80.Dr Safiya Mohammed
81.Alhaji. Naim Bawan Allah
82.Belema Dikibo
83.Tunde Amady
84.Ibrahim Audu Mato
85.Ibrahim Bagudu
86.Mohammed Albashir
87.Hon. Enyi C. Enyi
88.Minabowan Baro
89.Muhammad Sale
90.Etito Emmanuel
91.Osivwe Otega
92.Collins Mukoro
93.Haj. Ambaru Sani Wali
94.Jelili Adams
95.Hon. Mrs Lorember
96.Hon. Sara Kegnen
97.Hon. Ann Itodo
98.Hon. Ojonugwa Achimugu
99.Hon. Abdullahi Musa
100. Iyabo Adebisi
101. Alhaja Laide
102. John Taiwo
103. Hon. Ambali Abiodun
104. Eleojo Veronica Sadiq
105. Abisetu Ozioma Salihu
106. Sefia Abbas
107. Hon. Omotayo Oduntan Oyeledu
108. Hon. Akinpelu Johnson
109. Evang. Caroline Nagbo
110. Victoria Olowoleni Tayo
111. Abdulkarim Fatima Allah Dey
112. Princess Joy Oguche
113. Haj. Rakiya Ahmed
114. Amina Mohammed (Lentena)
115. Dr. Sam Ankeli
116. Haj. Fatima Danjuma Goje
117. Hon. Comfort Alege
118. Fatima Mohammed ( Mama GMB)
119. Jamilu Yusuf
120. Uche Franklin Opara
121. Charles Akabueze
122. Barr. Aliyu Yusuf Shehu
123. Hon. Mustapha Fanarambe
124. Ali Manchester
125. Balaraba Madugu
126. Eng. Arafat S Yero
127. Hon. Nasiru Maikano
128. Sani Aliyu
129. Abdullahi M Bature
130. Haj. Rabi Gambari
131. Maryam Garba Bagel
132. Haj. Nana Fatima Tsokwa
133. Hon. Micky Kassim
134. Hon. Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya
135. Hon. Magaji Dau
136. Hon. Ayo Omidiran
137. Hon. Mohd Tahir Mongunu
138. Hon. Haliru Jika
139. Hon. Raph Nanna
140. Hon. Abdullahi Kontagora
141. Hon. Aliyu Betara
142. Hon. Peter Akpatason
143. Hon. Samaila Sulaiman
144. Hon. Abu Sarkin Yamma
145. Hon. John Dyegh
146. Hon. Austine Chukwu
147. Ibrahim Shehu Naira
148. Yusuf Danladi
149. Alh. Hussaini Baba
150. Otunba Bimbo Ashiru
151. Arc. Ranti Odesile
152. Fatima Mohammed
153. Iliyasu Hamidu
154. Hajiya Rabi Ishaq
155. Shamsuddeen Giwa
156. Onyemauche Nnamani
157. Dr. Ike Odikpo
158. Mathew Iduriyekenwen
159. Chief Jerry Joe
160. Dakuku Peterside
161. Dame Julie Okwah – Donli
162. Stella Okotete
163. Kabiru Kamba
164. Chief Ezekiel imiya
165. Sadiq Yamaltu
166. Daniel Onjeh
167. Saadatu Bokane
168. Comrade Okpokwu Ogenyi
169. Dan Asabe Kakanda
170. Dr. Dominic Bako
171. Hon. Zanwa Liman
172. Air Comdr Mohammed Umar (Rtd)
173. Hon. J.T Orkar
174. Prof. Boniface Orbunde
175. Arc. Asema Achado
176. Hon. Mrs. Elizabeth Onma Ogenyi
177. Hon. Mrs. Juliana Anja
178. Hon. Dele Uzuku
179. Evang. Echo Catherine O
180. Hon. Phillip Tse Ayoungur
181. Hon. James Mede
182. Hon. Yahaya Garin Ali
183. Alh. Adamu Uba
184. Sen. Wilson Ake
185. Mrs. Mary Allagoa
186. Mr. Chenge Emmanuel
187. Hon. Abraham Uke
188. Hon. Mbaaka ler Akaaka
189. Amee Tser
190. Mr. Jude Nyor
191. Hon. Ephram Aondowase Kunde
192. Eng. Aondokaa Nenchi
193. Musa Ayisa
194. All APC Female National Assembly Members
195. All APC Female State Assembly Members
196. All APC Female Candidates
D, DIRECTORATE OF STRATEGIC PLANNING
Director: Dr. Garba Abari
Dep. Director: Prof. Almustapha Ussiju Medaner
1. Alh. Wada Maida
2. Dr. Kamal Mohammed
3. Mrs. Laureta Onochie
4. Sen. Khaira Gwadabe
5. Dr. Ibrahim Dauda
6. Aisha Shettima
7. Haj. Hannatu Akilu
8. Dr. Mahmood Halilu Ahmed
9. Mr. Hakeem Olagunju
G. DIRECTORATE OF YOUTH MOBILIZATION
Director: Mohammed Jibirilla
Dep. Director: Prince Ohakelem
1. Chief Solomon Akpotu
2. Danjuma Maduwa
3. Wale Aboderin
4. Engr. Nwabueze Onwuneme
5. Dr. Mohammed Kamal
6. Joseph Joschima Nathaniel
7. Charles Kurobo
8. Ali Yahya Ibrahim
9. Funke Fowler
10.Ope Mike
11.Reps. Of all Ethnic Youth Groups
H. DIRECTORATE OF MEDIA AND STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION
Spokesperson: Abdul Mumin Jibril (Phd)
1. Barr. Aliyu Abdullahi
2. Gawat Jubril
3. Dada Olusegun
4. CBN Akinsola
5. Olasunbo Apanpa
6. Jack Obinyan
7. George Udom
8. Sunday Aghaeze
9. Bright Eugene
10.Ayo Akanji
11.Mohammed Murtala Musa
12.Geo Uguwu
13.Bukky Hassan
14.Disu Adeyemi Yusuf
15.Kayode Ogundamisi
16.Tobi Wojuola
17.Aisha Alubankudi
18.Jafar Umar Abba
19.Aisha Augie
20.Nenna Ukwachikwu
21.Huraira Yakubu Umar
22.Azumi Buba
23.Gloria Adagbon
24.Barr. Daniel Bwala
25.Mohammed Habbo
26.AbdulAziz Musa
27.Musa Khalid
28.Haruna Abdullahi
29.H.B Gumi
30.Emeka Aneke
31.D. Omano Edigheji
32.Alwan Hassan
33.Maryam Shettima
34.Niyi Akinsiju
35.Ahmed Siji
36.Mohd. Adamu Yayari
37.Khalid Ahmed
38.Bappa Abubakar
39.Afan Abuja
40.Ireti Ojekhoa
41.Akeem Akintayo
42.Chukwudi Enekweci
43.Dapo Okubando
44.Hon. Bappa Waziri
45.Dalaram Fatima S Liberty
46.Ebunoluwa Olufunke Oglegba
47.Racheal Ijanatu Jantiku
48.Kunle Somoye
49.Suzan Henshaw
50.Jamilu Yusuf
51.Slim Eburajolo
52.Fatima Oyelami
53.Tope Ajayi
54.Khalid Baba Lau
55.Aisha Aminu Malumfashi
56.Olive Udeh
57.Dr. Zarah Musa
58.Olujonwo Obasanjo
59.Barrister Ditan Okope
60.Hafiz Bayero
61.Elsie Ijorogu-Reed
62.Aisha Halilu
63.Jafar .S. Jafar
64.Faiza Busari
65.Hamida Busari
66.Chidia Madueke
67.Ardo Zubairu
68.Uju Eze
69.Mohammed Musa
I. DIRECTORATE OF SPECIAL DUTIES
Director: Sony Marshal Harry
Deputy Director: Hauwa Abdul

1. Dr. Bashir Gwandu
2. Barr. Emmanuel Umohinyang
3. Dr Bashir Dan Mallam
4. Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa
5. Hon. Funmi Tejuosho
6. Ms. Joy Nunieh
7. Mrs. Bariyaah Magnus Abe
8. Baba Kyari Mohammed
9. Ahmed Indimi
10.Mohammed Babagana Sherrif
11.Musa Halilu Ahmed
12.Aisha Abdullahi
13.Jamilu Yusuf
14.Sakina Abba Wali
15.Kabiru Sani
16.Rabi Bobbo
17.Rose Audu
18.Laila Ribadu
19.Dr. Omole Ukwede
20.Sadiya Lawal Abdullahi
21. Saidu Suleiman
22. Mrs. Maryam Mamu
23. Aisha Folorunsho
24.Zainab Kassim
J. DIRECTORATE OF LOGISTICS
Director: Mohammed Jibril
1. Alh. Nasiru Danu
2. Sarki Mohammed Abba
3. Mr. Ige Ayeni
4. Hadi Uba
5. Dr. Mahmood Halilu
6. Murtala Haladu Danu
7. Zainab Kassim
8. Hadiza Dahiru Abba
9. Owolabi Awosan
10.Toye Adegbite
K. DIRECTORATE OF CREATIVITY AND ENTERTAINMENT
1. Funke Adesiyan
2. Hon. Desmond Elliot
3. Foluke Daramola
4. Rabiu M. Yaro
5. Isiyaku Furest
6. Salisu Dan Baiwa
7. Musa Mani
8. Fati Abdullahi Washa
9. Halima Atete
10.Asiya Ahmad
11.Rukayya Dawaiyya
12.Maryam Yahaya
13.Fati Yola
14.Kemi Afolabi
15.Edith Iraboh
16.Iya Awero
17.Kayode Salako
18.Aina Gold
19.Funke Etti
20.Femi Branch
21.Ronke Ojo
22.Dotun Ologede
23.Murphy Afolabi
24.Muka Ray
25.Fati S.U
26.Amal Umar
27.Bilkisu Abdullahi
28.Rukayya Niger
29.Amina Yobe
30.Na’ajatu Ta’annabi
31.Aminu Ala
32.El’muaz Birniwa
33.Adam Zango
34.Hannatu Bashir
35.Ali Isa Jita
36.Husainin Danko
37.Baban Chinedu
38.Alfa Zazee
39.Adamu Nagudu
40.Abubakar Sani
41.Ibrahim Ibrahim
42.Ibrahim Yala
43.Audu Soda
44.Yahaya Makaho
45.Jamilu Roja
46.Jaddah Garko
47.Sadi Sadi
48.Ado Gwanja
49.Jamila Nagudu
50.Fati Shi’uma
51.Hauwa Waraka
52.Fati Niger
53.Autan Waka
54.Abdul Ahmad
55.Sadiq Mafiya
56.Zuwaira Isma’il
57.Murjah Baba
58.Kabiru KB Sure
59.Musa Gombe
60.Zakirai MC Big Boy
61.Ali Nuhu
62.Aminu Ala
63.Adam Zango
64.Hannatu Bashir
65.Ali Isa Jita
66.Husainin Danko
67.Baban Chinedu
68.Alfazazee
69.Adamu Nagudu
70.Abubakar Sani
71.Ibrahim Ibrahim
72.Ibrahim Yala
73.Audu Soda
74.Yahaya Makaho
75.Jamilu Roja
76.Jaddah Garko
77.Sadi Sadi
78.Ado Gwanja
79.Jamila Nagudu
80.Fati Shi’uma
81.Hauwa Warka
82.Fati Niger
83.Autan Waka
84.Abdul Amart
85.Sadiq Mafiya
86.Zuwaira Isma’il
87.Murjah Baba
88.Fati Yola
89.Fati Abdullahi Washa
90.Halima Atete
91.Asiya ahmad
92.Rujayya Dawaiyya
93.Maryam Yahaya
94.Fati Yola
95.Fati S.U
96.Amal Umar
97.Bilkisu Abdullahi
98.Rukayya Niger
99.Amina yobe (S.K)
100. Na’ajatu Ta’annabi
101. Asma’u Sani
102. Shehu Kano
103. Zainab Abdullahi
104. Ladidi Fagge
105. Bosho
106. Dan Auta
107. Rabiu Rikadawa
108. Hamza Talle Maitafa
109. Hajara Usman
110. Hankaka
111. Sani Garba S.K
112. Ebun olaiya
113. Yinka Quadri
114. Sola Kosoko
115. Adebayo Salami
116. Madam saje
117. Dayo Amusa
118. Saheed Balogun
119. Olaiya Ebun
120. Taiwo Hassan
121. Yinka Quadri
122. Jide Kosoko
123. Ladidi Tubales
124. Haj. Sadiya
125. Dan Azumi Baba
126. Haj Maryam CTV
127. Rahama M K
128. Fati Nayo – Dadin Kowa
129. Haj. Mama
130. Baba Daduwa
131. Aminu Saira
132. Ibrahim Maishinku
133. Ibrahim Birniwa
134. Adebayo Salami
135. Kemi Afolabi
136. Madam Saje
137. Iya Rainbow
138. Funke Adesiyan
139. Tayo Ijebu
140. Ronke Oshodi oke
141. Yinka Quadri
142. Sunny Alli
143. Rose Odika
144. Saidi Balogun
145. Yisa Muhammed
146. Abbey Lanre
147. Daddy Showkey
148. Samira Ahmad
149. Sadiku Artist
150. Rabiu Baffa
151. Kabiru KB Show
152. Musa Gombe
153. Abubakar gboy
154. Alasan Kwalle
155. Sani Sabo Kwarko
156. Rashida Adamu maisa’a isa ferushkan
157. Hadiza dadinkowa
158. Rabiu M. yaro jega.
159. siyaku furest gaskiya Dokin large
160. Salisu Bas Dan baiwa
161. Musa Mani
162. Musa Gombe
163. Zakirai MC Big Boy
164. Bello Mohammed Bello
165. Sadiq Sani Sadiq
166. Ibrahim Maishinku
167. Naziru Ahmad
168. Sani Sabo Garko
169. Falalu A Dorayi
L. VOLUNTEERS : All President Buhari’s Supporters

Buhari Is Not Healthy To Rule Nigeria – Pastor Blows Hot

Buhari Is Not Healthy To Rule Nigeria – Pastor Blows Hot

Buhari Is Not Healthy To Rule Nigeria – Pastor Blows Hot

The founder and general overseer of Living Christ Mission Worldwide, and Chancellor of Hezekiah University, His Grace, Most Rev. Daddy Hezekiah Oluboye has expressed concern that President Muhammadu Buhari was seeking for a second term in office in the 2019 general elections, DailyPost has reported.

The man of God made the proclamation in his Christmas and New year message, as he wondered why the All Progressives Congress, APC was fielding President Buhari as its candidate.

He said, “Honestly speaking, I don’t know why APC decided to ask Buhari to stand for election again.

“Number one, Buhari is not healthy. Is he? A person who is unhealthy cannot handle the affairs of this great nation. Why did they choose him again?

“I am not against APC, but I am against people who did not perform and yet they want to come back again.

“I am not like these other men of God. All I am saying is that personally, Buhari did not achieve much during his first term and it is proper to tell him to quit.

“Therefore, I am looking forward to seeing someone who will do better than Buhari, whether from APC or PDP, anywhere.

“We need to move this country forward because nothing good happened to this country during his first tenure.”

BRT Drivers On Strike Over ‘Unpaid Salary’ (Photos)

BRT Drivers On Strike Over ‘Unpaid Salary’ (Photos)

BRT Drivers On Strike Over ‘Unpaid Salary’ (Photos)

Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) vehicle drivers yesterday embarked on strike over alleged non-payment of their December salary and poor working condition. But the BRT sole operator, Primero Transport Services Ltd (PTSL), denied owing them salary, describing their action as politically motivated.

The drivers locked the gates of PTSL headquarters at Majidun, Ikorodu, Lagos and prevented other workers from entering. They alleged that they were being owed December salary and bonuses.

One of them, who preferred anonymity, alleged that they were owed November and December salaries and bonuses, but the company “hurriedly paid November salary on Christmas Eve.”

Many commuters were stranded at bus stops because of the strike. Those who could not afford the high fares charged by other bus operators, trekked. The yellow bus drivers increased fares by between 50 and 70 per cent. Ikorodu to Oshodi, which used to cost N200, shot up to N300. Fare for Ikorodu to CMS went up from N300 to N500.

The drivers said they would not call off the strike until their salaries were paid. “We too have families. It is sad that the management is not bothered if our families have a bleak New Year. Let them pay us and we will return to work,” one of them said.

He alleged that two years ago, “we protested poor salaries and wages.” PTSL’s Managing Director Fola Tinubu said no worker was being owed as at yesterday.

He said on the phone: “What they were initially owed was their November bonus, which was due on December 15 and their December salary. We paid both today, being the last day of the month. We learnt that they are now demanding the payment of December bonus, which is not due until January 15. We have explained to them that the bonus will be paid in January when it will be due.”

He said bonus was the company’s prerogative, adding that it was paid only to drivers who met certain standards every month in order to motivate them. Tinubu alleged the politicisation of the issue.

He urged the workers, especially drivers, not to allow themselves to be used by politicians. He enjoined them to remain law-abiding and work in the interest of all.

Drunk Policemen Kill Two During New Year Celebration In Edo

Drunk Policemen Kill Two During New Year Celebration In Edo

Drunk Policemen Kill Two During New Year Celebration In Edo

Two men were allegedly killed by drunk policemen in the early hours of today during new year celebration in Edo State.

The incident reportedly happened at Kings square, Benin, Edo.

According to an eyewitness, Alpha,

The drunk policemen were also trying to celebrate by firing gunshots into the air at their station opposite the Oba market, but instead opened fire on the duo.
One of the victims reportedly died immediately on the spot while the other lost his life moments later as he was not able to get appropriate first aid to keep him alive.

Labour Finally Declares Prolonged Strike Over Minimum Wage

Labour Finally Declares Prolonged Strike Over Minimum Wage

Labour Finally Declares Prolonged Strike Over Minimum Wage

The organized labour has asked workers to fully mobilize for a prolonged national strike.

The labour Union came to this conclusion due to the inability of the government to commence the process of implementing the N30,000 new minimum wage.

The decision also came against the backdrop of Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF, rejection of the proposed new minimum wage of N30,000.

The organized labour conveyed its position in a New Year message by the President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba.

The lengthy statement reads,

“Government’s dilly-dallying on the issue has strained government-labour relations with a potential for a major national strike which could just be days away.

“Accordingly, we would use this opportunity to appeal to the government to do the needful by urgently transmitting the bill on the new national minimum wage to the National Assembly.

”We also would like to use this opportunity to urge workers to fully mobilize for a prolonged national strike and enforce their right.

“This strike becomes the inevitable last option for us and we crave the understanding and support of all Nigerians and businesses.

“We would want to assure workers that their labour, patience and diligence will not be in vain and that this leadership remains committed to giving all it takes to ensure that they get just and fair wages due to them in a decent work environment appropriate to their well-being.

“This leadership is similarly committed to ensuring there is social protection for workers.

“In the year that is ahead of us, the Nigeria Labour Congress remains unequivocally committed to national and workers’ goals.

“It saluted the contribution and sacrifice of the entire workforce, great men and women, saying:

“We use this occasion to reach out to all workers, pensioners and other citizens in Nigeria and elsewhere with the message of love, joy, hope and goodwill.

“This day is an opportunity for celebration and stock-taking. Pursuant to this, our reflections on the year 2018 are both positive and negative.

“Throughout 2018, the NLC completely invested in the struggle to protect workers interests, promote democratic values, advocate the rule of law and defend human cum trade union rights. We sustained our fight against anti-labour practices at the work place and insisted on the observance of the rules of decent work and fair wages.

“We kicked against the rising incidence of unemployment, especially, youth unemployment and the danger it portends. We canvassed the preservation of existing jobs and creation of new sustainable ones through alternative policy options with potential for expanding the economy.

“Aside from the regular commemoration of May Day, the year was remarkable and memorable for the observance and celebration of Congress’ 40th anniversary. Many of our affiliates were to follow suit.

“One of the major activities in the year was the renewed strengthening of our relationship with our civil society allies through regular collaboration and mutual engagement.

“Congress remained vigilant and responsive to national issues as they unfolded and frequently made its position known through press statements, comments, communiques, state of the nation comments, etc which relatively influenced policy and legislation.

“Congress, for instance, always condemned prevalent violence in some parts of the country and called on government to bring this to an end. “Congress sustained its robust engagement with the National Assembly, especially on issues of concern to Labour or great national importance.

“At the international level, the year remains one of the most remarkable through deepened interactions, engagements, programmes and activities, culminating in the election of the President of the Congress to the headship of ITUC Global.

“In spite of these relative successes, the year remains one of the most traumatic for workers, especially given the failure of government to enact and implement the new national minimum wage of N30,000.

“This is in spite of the unimpeachable tripartite process leading to the agreement by the social partners on the new national minimum wage. It is unfortunate that the Federal Government is yet to transmit to the National Assembly an executive bill for the enactment of N30,000 as the new national minimum wage.’’

On campaign for industrialization, labour said: “We will work assiduously to promote and advocate the removal of all barriers to industrialization, growth and productivity. We should be able to build a country where we produce what we consume.

“We cannot continue to export precious jobs away to other countries through successive poor policy choices of government and expect to change our unfortunate status as the poverty capital of the world.

“In 2018, government at different levels in Nigeria tried to use the “No Work… No Pay” to hound and victimize workers. This policy actually arises from clear violation of Collective Bargaining Agreement by the same government that seeks to use the policy against workers.

“The fact is that the obnoxious policy of “No Work… No Pay” is derived from Decree 54 of 1977 which even military regimes that promulgated it refrained from deploying against workers. It is unfortunate that such cruel policy is being used against workers by a democratic government.

“There is no place in modern industrial relations for workers to be owed arrears of salaries. A case in hand is the recent shutdown of the government of the United States owing to disagreements between the executive and the legislative arms of government over budget issues.

“Most workers whose salaries were affected by the budget impasse were asked to proceed on leave until government is able to pay their salaries.

“In worker-sensitive climes, even our West African neighbours, it is unthinkable that workers would go home in a month without their salaries. We have tolerated this evil culture of prolonged salary indebtedness for a long time and government has taken advantage of our patience to extend the frontiers of this impunity to the policy dump site of “No Work… No Pay”.

“The Nigeria Labour Congress will continue to resist such unjust, draconian and insensitive policy and insist that workers’ salaries, pension and gratuity must be paid as when due.

”In furtherance to this, the Nigeria Labour Congress will intensify the struggle for regular, predictable and appropriate payment of salaries, pension and gratuity. This struggle will continue to be our topmost priority.

“In 2018 and the years preceding it, we demonstrated our commitment in this regard with rallies in defaulting states. We also demanded the probe of governors of such states.

“We went further to call on the federal government to make subsequent release of further bail-out funds or Paris Club refund contingent on clear evidence of judicious use (for payment of salaries, pensions and gratuities) of previous releases. We will continue to insist on accountability.

“Furthermore, the NLC will continue to promote worker-education and mobilization through Congress education programmes and other union training programmes. These activities would be religiously held with the objective of positive impact on workers.

“Therefore, we urge government at all levels to consider workers as assets and partners in development rather than liabilities.”

Happy new year to all our readers, promoters

Happy new year to all our readers, promoters

Happy new year to all our readers, promoters

Happy New year to our readers, promoters. We wish you more years of happiness and success.

Expect more from us this year and we hope to serve you than expected.

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Nollywood acctor, Ibrahim Chatta loses his mum

Nollywood acctor, Ibrahim Chatta loses his mum

Nollywood acctor, Ibrahim Chatta loses his mum

Nollywood actor Ibrahim Chatta announced the death of his mother, some hours ago.



He shared a photo of his deceased mum with the caption: “It’s indeed a very dark night for me…Goodnight Maami”

Bird belonging to the University of Helsinki, Finland caught in Jigawa

Bird belonging to the University of Helsinki, Finland caught in Jigawa

Bird belonging to the University of Helsinki, Finland caught in Jigawa

A rare bird believed to be owned by the University of Helsinki, Finland, was caught in Jigawa state, Nigeria.

The bird, known as the Western Osprey (Pandion Haliaetus), a rare creature in Nigeria, was reportedly caught on Thursday, October 25th, at Malam Madori, Jigawa State.

Those who caught the bird said a ring bearing some information was spotted on one of its legs. It stated that it was owned by the University of Helsinki, Finland.

The bird was eventually released to fly away at the Baturiya Wetland Reserve in Jigawa.

Abubakar S. Ringim, a graduate of Zoology, wrote on Facebook:

Osprey Pandion halietus caught on 25/10/2018 at Malam Madori, Jigawa. The bird came from University of Helsinki, Finland. Available records from the University revealed that the bird was ringed 106 days prior to its caught in Jigawa, and covered 5808 kilometers during it's migration to winter in Africa, in particular, Nigeria. The bird were celebrated and successfully released today at the Baturiya Wetland Reserve in Jigawa.

Happy Sweet November 2018 to our viewers

Happy Sweet November 2018 to our viewers

Happy Sweet November 2018 to our viewers

It’s never too late to start running in the morning, to find new job, to fall in love – in other words, to change something in your life and open for new opportunities. This wonderful month is also a great chance for any endeavor.

6. Wishing that this new month brings you, Lots of reasons to celebrate life! Let it be filled with joy, happiness, love and all kinds of success!

Doctors separate conjoined twins in Abuja hospital (Photos)

Doctors separate conjoined twins in Abuja hospital (Photos)

Doctors separate conjoined twins in Abuja hospital (Photos)

A team of Nigerian doctors on Tuesday, October 30th, successfully separated a set of conjoined twins at University of Abuja Teaching Hospital Gwagwalada. The doctors led by Dr Nuhu Kwajafa of the Global Peace Initiatives, confirmed the success of the operation that took them many hours.

Dr Nuhu who shared photos of the twins after their separation on Instagram, said they were born in June.

See photos of the twins after their separation below

Sad! Canadian rapper, Jon James falls from a plane during his video shoot

Sad! Canadian rapper, Jon James falls from a plane during his video shoot

Sad! Canadian rapper, Jon James falls from a plane during his video shoot

Jon James, a Canadian rapper has died after falling from the wing of a flying plane during a music video shoot.



His management team said the 33 year old rapper died instantly in the “wing-walking” accident in Vernon, British Columbia. “He had trained intensely for this stunt but as Jon got further out onto the wing of the plane, it caused the small Cessna to go into a downward spiral that the pilot couldn’t correct,” said the statement, published alongside an online fundraiser to raise money for funeral costs and to release James’s new music.



“Jon held onto the wing until it was too late, and by the time he let go, he didn’t have time to pull his chute.” James had also enjoyed success as a competitive freeskier and was known for carrying out extreme stunts. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed they responded to “the sudden death of a parachuter” on Saturday evening.



The pilot was reportedly able to regain control and land the plane safely.

Ethiopia welcomes first female president, Sahle-Work Zewde

Ethiopia welcomes first female president, Sahle-Work Zewde

Ethiopia welcomes first female president, Sahle-Work Zewde

Following the sudden resignation of former President Mulatu Teshome on Wednesday, Ethopia's parliament has appointed a new president. The role has been given to Ms Zewde Sahle-Work, an experienced diplomat who most recently held a position with the United Nations.



Her election to the ceremonial position comes a week after Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed, appointed a cabinet with half the posts taken up by women.



In her acceptance speech, President Sahle-Work spoke about the importance of maintaining peace. She was voted in after the unexpected resignation of her predecessor, Mulatu Teshome yesterday October 24th. Teshome, who has been the East African country’s head of state since October 2013, submitted his letter of resignation to the Ethiopian parliament’s two houses.



In the Ethiopian constitution, the post of president is ceremonial with the prime minister holding the political power.

Baby found by roadside with ants all over his body

Baby found by roadside with ants all over his body

Baby found by roadside with ants all over his body

An infant was rescued after being found abandoned by the roadside in Makurdi, Benue state.

The child, a boy, had ants all over his body when he was found by primary school pupils on their way to school in Lower Benue Area.

The child was rescued alive and was checked by medical personnel

N50m bail for Fayose

N50m bail for Fayose

N50m bail for Fayose

Justice Mojisola Olatoregun of the Federal High Court Ikoyi has granted former Ekiti state governor, Ayo Fayose, N50 million bail.



Fayose who has been in prison custody after his first appearance in the court on Monday October 22nd, was granted bail this morning after the court heard his bail application. The court also demanded that the surety he would present must have three years tax clearance and he must also depost his International Passport with the court.



The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had arraigned Fayose on an 11-count charge bordering on misappropriation of funds while he was in office.

Doctors extract 122 nails and other sharp objects from a patient’s stomach

Doctors extract 122 nails and other sharp objects from a patient’s stomach

Doctors extract 122 nails and other sharp objects from a patient’s stomach

This weekend, Ethiopian doctors extracted over a hundred iron nails and other sharp objects from the stomach of a patient in the capital, Addis Ababa.



Dawit Teare, a surgeon at St. Peter’s Specialised Hospital, said the 33-year-old patient suffers from mental illness and had apparently consumed the items, including 122 four inch (10 centimetre) nails, four pins, a toothpick and pieces of broken glass.

“The patient has been suffering from mental illness for the last 10 years and had stopped taking his medication two years ago, one probable reason he started consuming inanimate objects.

I’m guessing he consumed the objects with the help of water, however he is a lucky person that those sharp objects didn’t cut his stomach. That could have led to serious infections and even death” Dawit told AFP after the two-and-a-half hour operation.



The surgeon said that while he had dealt with other cases in which people with mental illness had swallowed multiple sharp objects, he had never encountered a case on this scale.

Heavy shooting in Edo state House of Assembly

Heavy shooting in Edo state House of Assembly

Heavy shooting in Edo state House of Assembly

There is heavy shooting and fighting at the Edo State House of Assembly at the moment. The chaos started after some members of the House moved to remove the Speaker, Hon Kabiru Adjoto.

Several thugs have invaded the assembly and chased some lawmakers away.

At the moment, three persons have been injured in the fracas.

Washington State government appoints a Nigerian, Edirin Okoloko as Judge

Washington State government appoints a Nigerian, Edirin Okoloko as Judge

Washington State government appoints a Nigerian, Edirin Okoloko as Judge

Jay Inslee, the Governor of Washington state, has appointed a Nigerian, Edirin Okoloko, to Snohomish County Superior Court as a judge.



“Edirin has a clear dedication to the legal profession and a successful history of bringing justice to some of our state’s most vulnerable crime victims. He will be an excellent addition to the bench in Snohomish County” Inslee said.



Okoloko will replace Judge George Bowden who is retiring. Okoloko, who bagged his Bachelor of Law from the University of Benin in Nigeria and received a law degree from the Seattle University School of Law, has worked for the past 13 years in the Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, where he is a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney working on homicide, sexual assault, child abuse, and elder abuse cases. He has also worked in the office’s violent crime, property crime, and District Court units, and he represents the office on the Snohomish County Multiple Agency Response Team which investigates incidents of suspected excessive force by police officers.



He has successfully prosecuted four murder trials and has been recognised by his office for completing a high volume of jury trials. Before working as a prosecutor, Okoloko served as a judicial law clerk for former Snohomish County Superior Court Judge Michael Downes.

Kenyan woman narrates how she was gang-raped, stabbed by her ex-boyfriend and his friend then tied to rails where train chopped off her lower body

Kenyan woman narrates how she was gang-raped, stabbed by her ex-boyfriend and his friend then tied to rails where train chopped off her lower body

Kenyan woman narrates how she was gang-raped, stabbed by her ex-boyfriend and his friend then tied to rails where train chopped off her lower body

A 27-year-old double amputee has testified before a Law Court in Mombasa, Kenya, how she lost her legs when her ex-boyfriend and his friend gang raped and stabbed her, then her tied to the rails where she watched as an oncoming speeding train crushed her lower body, severing both legs in Kibarani, Mombasa.

See LIB report on the horrific incident days after it occurred, including video here

The train severed both legs near the hips and she is now on a wheelchair. During the ordeal on February 3, 2017, she told the court, she was three months pregnant.
Irene Amukuma Aisha testified she had a fling with Stephen Mzee Thomas alias Kerenje who is on trial for rape and attempted murder.

Mzee Thomas is co-accused with Steven Otieno Okalu. She told the court Okalu was childhood friend for over ten years.

Aisha stirred emotions at the Mombasa Law Courts as she narrated the loss of her legs. You could have heard a pin drop as she narrated the ordeal reminiscent of horror movies.

She told Senior Principal Magistrate Henry Nyakweba that she was “married” to Mzee Thomas for only a month before they broke up.
She said Mzee Thomas and Okalu ganged up, raped and stabbed her before she was tied on the railway truck.

Okalu and Kerenje are still in prison after they failed to raise bail. They have denied the charges.

“Kerenje who had been my boyfriend for a month before I dumped him attacked me on the night of February 3, 2017 while I was walking home alone at around 4am. Okalu alias Otis stabbed me when I demanded to know why they were attacking me and proceeded to rape me and then tied me on the rails and left me there to be run over by the train,” said Aisha.

“They told me that I would die there as they walked away. The train was approaching quickly so I struggled to at least move my body off the rail and only managed to release the upper body, The train crushed both my lower limbs,” she testified.

Aisha said that she tried screaming to save herself by throwing loose chips at the approaching train to alert the driver but it was too late.

The train only managed to stop with her trapped underneath and both legs crushed. Aisha said the driver came up to her and upon realizing that she was alive and writhing in pain, honked and called for help from the neighbors at the area.

“The train stopped,the captain came over flashing a flash light, saw me in pain, I told him I was not dead. He rushed and honked to call for help,” said Aisha.

She said that her neighbor only identified as Kibwana was the first one to arrive at the scene and when he saw her under the train he asked what she was doing under the train.

“I told Kibwana he should ask Okalu (Oti) and Kirenje what they had done to me to be under the train,” said Aisha.

Aisha said that she underwent another torturous and painful experience after they reversed the train in-order to remove her from under the train.

“By the time they removed me my limps were mangled to pieces and had to carry me in a shuka and rushed me to Makadara but there was no help since the doctors were on strike. I was transferred to Aga Khan Hospital where I was admitted for a month and had both my legs amputated,” said Aisha.

The mother of five-year-old son said that her ex-boyfriend wanted to take away the son from her but she refused and that is when trouble started.

“The trouble began when he claimed that my son was his and wanted to take him away and I refused. So he swore to kill me and take away the child,” said Aisha.

Aisha told the courts that her ex-boyfriend and his friend Okalu had assaulted her a week before the horrific night while they were drinking at a den near where she usually operates her food kiosk along Mombasa-Nairobi Highway.

Aisha whose tears could not stop flowing said that on the fateful night Okalu grabbed her from behind and covered her with a scarf while she was walking home from a night vigil of her relative who had passed away.

Aisha said that she had seen the two at the night vigil so she requested the Disk Jockey DJ at the vigil to escort her home.

“The DJ left me at the railway line at Kibarani and returned to the vigil. Immediately he left, someone approached and grabbed me from behind and held my mouth and nose with a scarf. When I managed to turn, I saw Okalu (Otis) and Kirenje. I asked them why they were attacking me and Oti stabbed me on the left thigh with a knife. Otis proceeded to rape me and then they tied me by the rails,” said Aisha.

She said that while she was in hospital a police from Makupa identified as Madam Dorothy visited her and took her statement and proceeded with investigations.

Aisha said after she was discharged from hospital she was summoned to the police station where 10 men had been arrested and arraigned for an identification parade.

“There were 10 men paraded at Makupa Police Station for me to identify. They were all of the same height and weight and I was able to identify Okalu (Otis),” said Aisha.

She told the court she identified Kirenje while he was pushing a cart where she had gone to buy foodstuff at DT-Dobie and upon seeing her, he run away but was arrested by the public after raising an alarm.

Source: Standard Media Kenya

Cops repeatedly punched a lady because she "back talked him"

Cops repeatedly punched a lady because she "back talked him"

Cops repeatedly punched a lady because she "back talked him"

This was posted on twitter.
BREAKING: This happened yesterday in Coral Springs, FL. A 14-year-old Black girl was thrown to the ground and repeatedly punched by a cop because she "back talked him." That cop should be fired immediately. There is no place on our streets for people like this.
watch Video here:

BREAKING: This happened yesterday in Coral Springs, FL. A 14-year-old Black girl was thrown to the ground and repeatedly punched by a cop because she "back talked him."

That cop should be fired immediately. There is no place on our streets for people like this.

RETWEET!! pic.twitter.com/HQotJZlXHv

— 🧙🏾‍♀️💫 (@Blk_Hermione) October 19, 2018