God bless you bro 🙏🙏
I wish you all the best 💯💯
Saturday, 13 August 2016
Guess who is celebrating?
Happy birthday to my friend & brother Terebe Joshua.
God bless you bro 🙏🙏
I wish you all the best 💯💯
God bless you bro 🙏🙏
I wish you all the best 💯💯
Monday, 8 August 2016
Pregnant Woman crushed to death in Minna, Niger State
Students of the Niger State College of Education on Monday blocked the Minna – Suleja road after a tanker driver crushed a pregnant woman to death.
The incident happened at the gate of the College of Education, Minna.
Eyewitnesses claimed that the tanker driver who was on top speed sped off after the incident but was apprehended by the police in Chachanga some kilometers from where the incident occurred.
Students who witnessed the incident said that the victim was on a commercial motorcycle and was about to take a u-turn when the tanker which was on a top speed came upon them, the commercial cyclist escaped but the pregnant woman could not move.
The victim is said to be a student of the department of Languages in the institution; this incident caused the students to come out en-masse and created a blockage as they protested the death.
The Provost of the institution, police and FRSC officials came to pacify the students but to no avail as they refused to budge.
After two hours of protesting, the Police were able to calm the students and bring the situation under control and they also tried to clear the road of traffic.
The driver who was earlier apprehended by the FRSC was later handed over to the Police.
The incident happened at the gate of the College of Education, Minna.
Eyewitnesses claimed that the tanker driver who was on top speed sped off after the incident but was apprehended by the police in Chachanga some kilometers from where the incident occurred.
Students who witnessed the incident said that the victim was on a commercial motorcycle and was about to take a u-turn when the tanker which was on a top speed came upon them, the commercial cyclist escaped but the pregnant woman could not move.
The victim is said to be a student of the department of Languages in the institution; this incident caused the students to come out en-masse and created a blockage as they protested the death.
The Provost of the institution, police and FRSC officials came to pacify the students but to no avail as they refused to budge.
After two hours of protesting, the Police were able to calm the students and bring the situation under control and they also tried to clear the road of traffic.
The driver who was earlier apprehended by the FRSC was later handed over to the Police.
Saturday, 6 August 2016
Ambode, Wike, 3 others emerge as top performing Governors
The Governor of Lagos State, His Exellency, Mr. Akinwumi Ambode has emerged the winner in a keenly contested online poll conducted by the African Leadership Magazine UK. Mr. Ambode polled 37.2% to emerge as Nigeria's most performing Governor.
Mr. Ambode is closely trailed by Rivers State Governor, His Exellency, Chief. Barr. Nyesom Wike with 29%; while Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra state secured 18% in the total votes casts to maintain a spot in the third place.
In the fourth place is Delta state Governor, His Exellency, Sen. Ifeanyi Okowa with 13% and Kaduna state Governor, Mr. Nasir El-Rufai sits in the fifth position with 5% of the total votes cast.
The good governance poll which ended on Wednesday 3rd, 2016, by 2:pm Nigerian time, was initiated by the African Leadership Magazine UK, in line with the magazine's objective of providing credible information & support to leaders and Africa at large.
Mr. Ambode is closely trailed by Rivers State Governor, His Exellency, Chief. Barr. Nyesom Wike with 29%; while Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra state secured 18% in the total votes casts to maintain a spot in the third place.
In the fourth place is Delta state Governor, His Exellency, Sen. Ifeanyi Okowa with 13% and Kaduna state Governor, Mr. Nasir El-Rufai sits in the fifth position with 5% of the total votes cast.
The good governance poll which ended on Wednesday 3rd, 2016, by 2:pm Nigerian time, was initiated by the African Leadership Magazine UK, in line with the magazine's objective of providing credible information & support to leaders and Africa at large.
Wike is a testament of good governance - Deputy Senate President
WIKE IS A TESTAMENT OF GOOD GOVERNANCE DECLARES DEPUTY SENATE PRESIDENT
Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu has declared that Rivers State is a testament of good governance , with Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike as a shinning advertisement for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Addressing journalists after embarking on projects inspection with Governor Wike across Port Harcourt, Obio/Akpor and Eleme Local Government Areas, Senator Ekweremadu urged other governors to visit Rivers State to witness first hand the definition of good governance.
He also praised Governor Wike for his direct connection with the ordinary people of the state, noting that the people appreciate the governor for delivering the dividends of democracy.
Senator Ekweremadu said: "What I have seen these few hours inspecting projects with the governor reinforces my belief in true federalism. Nigeria’s best option is true federalism, a situation where every state will develop at its own pace .
"Any person from any part of Nigeria can come here and reside with access to the good things of life. I have seen Street lights, good roads and vibrant economic activities everywhere with new houses springing up. Government is working here".
He added: "Governor Wike has restored faith in government as far as Rivers State is concerned. In other places, people are losing faith in government. Here in Rivers State you can see dividends for the votes cast for the PDP.
"I believe that once other states emulate what is happening in Rivers State, Nigeria will be better".
He stated that the falsehood being peddled about the security situation in Rivers State should be disregarded as the state is marching forward.
Senator Ekweremadu said: "People are very happy with the governor. We saw people praising the governor wherever we went. He does not need security to move around. The connection between Governor Wike and the citizens is splendid.
"Rivers State is a testament to good governance and I thank the governor for bringing humility and performance to bear in his discharge of duties".
He said that the leaders and members of the PDP are proud of the efforts of Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike since May 29, 2015.
The Deputy Senate President stated that by his superlative performance, Governor Wike has made it impossible for the opposition to make an inroad into Rivers State.
He thanked the contractors of the projects visited for doing a quality work.
Project sites visited include: NBA Law Centre, Port Harcourt Civic Centre, Woji-Akpajo Road with bridges, Elelenwo-Akpajo Road and Port Harcourt Pleasure Park.
Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu has declared that Rivers State is a testament of good governance , with Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike as a shinning advertisement for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Addressing journalists after embarking on projects inspection with Governor Wike across Port Harcourt, Obio/Akpor and Eleme Local Government Areas, Senator Ekweremadu urged other governors to visit Rivers State to witness first hand the definition of good governance.
He also praised Governor Wike for his direct connection with the ordinary people of the state, noting that the people appreciate the governor for delivering the dividends of democracy.
Senator Ekweremadu said: "What I have seen these few hours inspecting projects with the governor reinforces my belief in true federalism. Nigeria’s best option is true federalism, a situation where every state will develop at its own pace .
"Any person from any part of Nigeria can come here and reside with access to the good things of life. I have seen Street lights, good roads and vibrant economic activities everywhere with new houses springing up. Government is working here".
He added: "Governor Wike has restored faith in government as far as Rivers State is concerned. In other places, people are losing faith in government. Here in Rivers State you can see dividends for the votes cast for the PDP.
"I believe that once other states emulate what is happening in Rivers State, Nigeria will be better".
He stated that the falsehood being peddled about the security situation in Rivers State should be disregarded as the state is marching forward.
Senator Ekweremadu said: "People are very happy with the governor. We saw people praising the governor wherever we went. He does not need security to move around. The connection between Governor Wike and the citizens is splendid.
"Rivers State is a testament to good governance and I thank the governor for bringing humility and performance to bear in his discharge of duties".
He said that the leaders and members of the PDP are proud of the efforts of Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike since May 29, 2015.
The Deputy Senate President stated that by his superlative performance, Governor Wike has made it impossible for the opposition to make an inroad into Rivers State.
He thanked the contractors of the projects visited for doing a quality work.
Project sites visited include: NBA Law Centre, Port Harcourt Civic Centre, Woji-Akpajo Road with bridges, Elelenwo-Akpajo Road and Port Harcourt Pleasure Park.
Friday, 5 August 2016
WAEC releases results, says 53% passed
The West African Examinations (WAEC), has Friday in Lagos released its 2016 May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), withholding the results of 137,295, representing 8.89% candidates.
Just as a total of eight hundred and seventy eight thousand and forty (878,040) candidates, representing 52.97%, obtained credits in five (5) subjects and above, including English Language and Mathematics."
It will be recall that in 2014 and 2015 the percentage of candidates that obtained five (5) credits and above including English Language and Mathematics in the WASSCE were 31.28% and 38.68% respectively.
The Head of Nigeria National Office, Nigeria, Mr Olu Adenipekun while briefing journalists explained that the withheld results are in connection with various cases of examination malpractice, adding, "the cases are being investigated and reports of the investigations will be presented to the appropriate committee of the Council in due course for consideration."
According to him, a total number of 1,552,758 Candidates sat for the May/June examination.
Of the 1,544,234 who sat the exams, he said: " A total of 1,014,573 candidates, representing 65.70% obtained six (6) credits and above; one million one hundred sixty seven thousand four hundred and eighty four (1,167,484) candidates, representing 75.60% obtained five (5) credits and above, while one million two hundred and eighty two thousand two hundred and four (1,282,204) candidates, representing 83.03% obtained credit and above in four (4) subjects."
He added that one million three hundred and seventy thousand forty nine (1,370,049) candidates, representing 88.72% obtained credit and above in three (3) subjects, while one million four hundred and thirty eight thousand six hundred and seventy nine (1,438,679) candidates, representing 93.16% obtained credit and above in two (2) subjects.
Just as a total of eight hundred and seventy eight thousand and forty (878,040) candidates, representing 52.97%, obtained credits in five (5) subjects and above, including English Language and Mathematics."
It will be recall that in 2014 and 2015 the percentage of candidates that obtained five (5) credits and above including English Language and Mathematics in the WASSCE were 31.28% and 38.68% respectively.
The Head of Nigeria National Office, Nigeria, Mr Olu Adenipekun while briefing journalists explained that the withheld results are in connection with various cases of examination malpractice, adding, "the cases are being investigated and reports of the investigations will be presented to the appropriate committee of the Council in due course for consideration."
According to him, a total number of 1,552,758 Candidates sat for the May/June examination.
Of the 1,544,234 who sat the exams, he said: " A total of 1,014,573 candidates, representing 65.70% obtained six (6) credits and above; one million one hundred sixty seven thousand four hundred and eighty four (1,167,484) candidates, representing 75.60% obtained five (5) credits and above, while one million two hundred and eighty two thousand two hundred and four (1,282,204) candidates, representing 83.03% obtained credit and above in four (4) subjects."
He added that one million three hundred and seventy thousand forty nine (1,370,049) candidates, representing 88.72% obtained credit and above in three (3) subjects, while one million four hundred and thirty eight thousand six hundred and seventy nine (1,438,679) candidates, representing 93.16% obtained credit and above in two (2) subjects.
Beautiful Nigerian female graduate turns shoe maker (photos)
Beautiful Nigerian female graduate turns shoemaker (photos)
Beautiful Nigerian lady Michelle Ekure, was born into the family of Mr. Ekure in Eku Delta State.
In order to defy joblessness, Michelle, a graduate of the department of International Studies and Diplomacy from the University of Benin, ventured into shoemaking, designing patterns and building shoes herself.
Michelle, in an interview with Lukmon of Wazobia Global Times USA, explained how the journey into shoemaking started for her.
See excerpts from the interview below :
Lukomon : So Why shoemaking?
Michelle : My inspiration is from God, I never knew I would be a shoemaker. I graduated from the University six years ago, after which I looked for for job, but to know avail. At sometimes I got employed by a company in Lagos, but the boss was owing too much so I left.
On how it started, there is this other company I buy sandals in Lagos and resell. They sell nice shoes, so one day I thought to myself that I can tell this people to make sandals for me with my label, so I approached them and they said yes. That was how I got my first set of shoes. Then a friend introduced me to a guy that makes shoes. I watch him make shoes one day and I was amazed then I asked him to teach me and he did.
Lukmon : That's a lovely beginning.
Michelle : hmm. Thanks
Lukmon : So how do you drive sales and who are your target customers?
Michele : My target audience are Men of honours, people like the famous Nigerians comedian Alibaba...lol . I make direct sales, but I drive more sales on social media platforms likeinstagram, facebook and twitter. Micheleleather sales per week is over 50 pairs.
Lukmon : Wow! That's a great number. You must be a workaholic. Do you have partners?
Michelle : No, maybe someday. But I have people that are learning under me.
Lukmon: How many are your apprentice?
Michelle : There are about 6 of them and more are still coming.
Lukmon : Talking about the Nigerian famous comedian Alibaba. We've seen pictures of you with him. Are you in anyway related?
Michelle : No we're not related, but he is like a father to me. He always want to see me succeed.
Lukmon: So, if not shoemaking, what would you have ventured into?
Michelle : Maybe work at foreign affairs of British council or UN embassy. I love to be a diplomat .
Lukmon : Hmm. That might come to pass one day.
Michelle : Yeah. (smile)
Lukmon : So, what's your advice to young ladies that are yet to find there ways out there?
Michelle : I always tell people I come in contact with that are looking for job to start something, anything you are good at can bring money to you or just learn a trade.
Lukmon : Is there anything else (e.g unpopular fun fact about you) you’d like to add that might be interesting to our readers ?
Michelle : Hmm... Let them find out.
I'm a very interesting person be with though, I have my moment.
Lukmon : Thanks for your time, we appreciate chatting with you.
Michelle : You're welcome lukmon.
Source: http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/08/Michelle-Ekure-graduate-shoemaker.html
Beautiful Nigerian lady Michelle Ekure, was born into the family of Mr. Ekure in Eku Delta State.
In order to defy joblessness, Michelle, a graduate of the department of International Studies and Diplomacy from the University of Benin, ventured into shoemaking, designing patterns and building shoes herself.
Michelle, in an interview with Lukmon of Wazobia Global Times USA, explained how the journey into shoemaking started for her.
See excerpts from the interview below :
Lukomon : So Why shoemaking?
Michelle : My inspiration is from God, I never knew I would be a shoemaker. I graduated from the University six years ago, after which I looked for for job, but to know avail. At sometimes I got employed by a company in Lagos, but the boss was owing too much so I left.
On how it started, there is this other company I buy sandals in Lagos and resell. They sell nice shoes, so one day I thought to myself that I can tell this people to make sandals for me with my label, so I approached them and they said yes. That was how I got my first set of shoes. Then a friend introduced me to a guy that makes shoes. I watch him make shoes one day and I was amazed then I asked him to teach me and he did.
Lukmon : That's a lovely beginning.
Michelle : hmm. Thanks
Lukmon : So how do you drive sales and who are your target customers?
Michele : My target audience are Men of honours, people like the famous Nigerians comedian Alibaba...lol . I make direct sales, but I drive more sales on social media platforms likeinstagram, facebook and twitter. Micheleleather sales per week is over 50 pairs.
Lukmon : Wow! That's a great number. You must be a workaholic. Do you have partners?
Michelle : No, maybe someday. But I have people that are learning under me.
Lukmon: How many are your apprentice?
Michelle : There are about 6 of them and more are still coming.
Lukmon : Talking about the Nigerian famous comedian Alibaba. We've seen pictures of you with him. Are you in anyway related?
Michelle : No we're not related, but he is like a father to me. He always want to see me succeed.
Lukmon: So, if not shoemaking, what would you have ventured into?
Michelle : Maybe work at foreign affairs of British council or UN embassy. I love to be a diplomat .
Lukmon : Hmm. That might come to pass one day.
Michelle : Yeah. (smile)
Lukmon : So, what's your advice to young ladies that are yet to find there ways out there?
Michelle : I always tell people I come in contact with that are looking for job to start something, anything you are good at can bring money to you or just learn a trade.
Lukmon : Is there anything else (e.g unpopular fun fact about you) you’d like to add that might be interesting to our readers ?
Michelle : Hmm... Let them find out.
I'm a very interesting person be with though, I have my moment.
Lukmon : Thanks for your time, we appreciate chatting with you.
Michelle : You're welcome lukmon.
Source: http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/08/Michelle-Ekure-graduate-shoemaker.html
Wizkid, Sarkodie, Jim Iyke, Linda Ikeji make list of most influential young Africans 2016
The list which was compiled in consultation with a jury made up of young Africans based across the globe has representation from 27 African countries has a gender equity of 62 men and 38 women with the youngest being 14, considering the age limit of 40.
Selecting 10 of the most influential across 10 distinct categories, the number 100 represents the force of young people who are creating change and making sure it translates into making the lives of other people better.
On social media 87% of these young Africans are on Facebook with a combined following of 18,317,458 while 86% have 16,203,116 followers on twitter as at July 15, 2016 when the data was compiled on July 15, 2016.
Arranged in alphabetical order, below are the 2016 100 Most Influential Young Africans
1. Abraham Attah
2. Ahmed Adamu
3. Ahmed Musa
4. Alain Nteff
5. Alek Wek
6. Alengot Oromait
7. Amira Yahyaoui
8. Anas Aremeyaw Anas
9. Anthony Mutua
0. Arthur Zang
1. Ashish Thakkar
2. Ashley Uys
3. Ato Ulzen-Appiah
4. Aya Chebbi
5. Baba Rahman
6. Barkha Mossae
7. Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu
8. Bitania Lulu Berhanu
9. Blessing Okagbare
0. Bogolo Kenewendo
1. Bright Simmons
2. Byrite Asamoah
3. Chancel Mbemba
4. Chidiogo Akunyili
5. Chimananda Ngozi
6. Christian Ngan
7. Christopher Ategeka
8. Clare Akamanzi
9. Diamond Platnumz
0. Emmanuel Makandiwa
1. Eric Kinoti
2. Eunice Jepkoech Sum
3. Farida Bedwei
4. Franklin Cudjoe
5. Fred Swaniker
6. Habsana Jallow
7. Hadeel Ibrahim
8. Henok Wendirad
9. Heshan De Silva
0. Ik Osakioduwa
1. Issam Chleuh
2. Jama Jack
3. James Mworia
4. Jamila Abass
5. Jim Iyke
6. Johnson Sakaja
7. Julius Malema
8. Kansiime Anne
9. Kelvin Macharia Kuria
0. Kennedy Odede
1. Khaya Dlanga
2. Landry Ndriko Mayigane
3. Landry Signe
4. Lina Ben Mhenni
5. Linda Ikeji
6. Ludwick Marishane
7. Lupita Nyongo
8. Makosi Musambasi
9. Maletsabisa Molapo
0. Mamadou Touré
1. Mark Essien
2. Mfonobong Nsehe
3. Minoush Abdel-Meguid
4. Mmusi Maimane
5. Moustapha Ben Barka
6. Murtala Mohamed Kamara
7. Mustapha Mokass
8. Nadeem Juma
9. Nelson Oduma
0. Nima Elbagir
1. Nkechikwu Nkeiruka Valerie Azinge
2. Ola Orekunrin
3. Omojuwa Japheth
4. Omotola Jalade
5. Patrick Ngowi
6. Peace Hyde
7. Phiona Mutesi
8. Pierre Emerick Aubameyang
9. Rapelang Rabana
0. Richard Nyong
1. Riyad Mahrez
2. Rosebill Satha
3. Saadatou Mallam Barmou
4. Sadio Mane
5. Samuel Malinga
6. Sangu Delle
7. Sarkodie
8. Serge Aurier
9. Simbarashe Mhuriro
0. Siyabulela Xuza
1. Sophie Ikenye
2. Suleiman Sani Bello
3. Thato Kgatlhanye
4. Tom Osborn
5. Tonye Rex Idaminabo
6. Trevor Noah
7. Vincent Aboubakar
8. Vusi Thembekwayo
9. Wizkid
. Zuriel Oduwole
Selecting 10 of the most influential across 10 distinct categories, the number 100 represents the force of young people who are creating change and making sure it translates into making the lives of other people better.
On social media 87% of these young Africans are on Facebook with a combined following of 18,317,458 while 86% have 16,203,116 followers on twitter as at July 15, 2016 when the data was compiled on July 15, 2016.
Arranged in alphabetical order, below are the 2016 100 Most Influential Young Africans
1. Abraham Attah
2. Ahmed Adamu
3. Ahmed Musa
4. Alain Nteff
5. Alek Wek
6. Alengot Oromait
7. Amira Yahyaoui
8. Anas Aremeyaw Anas
9. Anthony Mutua
0. Arthur Zang
1. Ashish Thakkar
2. Ashley Uys
3. Ato Ulzen-Appiah
4. Aya Chebbi
5. Baba Rahman
6. Barkha Mossae
7. Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu
8. Bitania Lulu Berhanu
9. Blessing Okagbare
0. Bogolo Kenewendo
1. Bright Simmons
2. Byrite Asamoah
3. Chancel Mbemba
4. Chidiogo Akunyili
5. Chimananda Ngozi
6. Christian Ngan
7. Christopher Ategeka
8. Clare Akamanzi
9. Diamond Platnumz
0. Emmanuel Makandiwa
1. Eric Kinoti
2. Eunice Jepkoech Sum
3. Farida Bedwei
4. Franklin Cudjoe
5. Fred Swaniker
6. Habsana Jallow
7. Hadeel Ibrahim
8. Henok Wendirad
9. Heshan De Silva
0. Ik Osakioduwa
1. Issam Chleuh
2. Jama Jack
3. James Mworia
4. Jamila Abass
5. Jim Iyke
6. Johnson Sakaja
7. Julius Malema
8. Kansiime Anne
9. Kelvin Macharia Kuria
0. Kennedy Odede
1. Khaya Dlanga
2. Landry Ndriko Mayigane
3. Landry Signe
4. Lina Ben Mhenni
5. Linda Ikeji
6. Ludwick Marishane
7. Lupita Nyongo
8. Makosi Musambasi
9. Maletsabisa Molapo
0. Mamadou Touré
1. Mark Essien
2. Mfonobong Nsehe
3. Minoush Abdel-Meguid
4. Mmusi Maimane
5. Moustapha Ben Barka
6. Murtala Mohamed Kamara
7. Mustapha Mokass
8. Nadeem Juma
9. Nelson Oduma
0. Nima Elbagir
1. Nkechikwu Nkeiruka Valerie Azinge
2. Ola Orekunrin
3. Omojuwa Japheth
4. Omotola Jalade
5. Patrick Ngowi
6. Peace Hyde
7. Phiona Mutesi
8. Pierre Emerick Aubameyang
9. Rapelang Rabana
0. Richard Nyong
1. Riyad Mahrez
2. Rosebill Satha
3. Saadatou Mallam Barmou
4. Sadio Mane
5. Samuel Malinga
6. Sangu Delle
7. Sarkodie
8. Serge Aurier
9. Simbarashe Mhuriro
0. Siyabulela Xuza
1. Sophie Ikenye
2. Suleiman Sani Bello
3. Thato Kgatlhanye
4. Tom Osborn
5. Tonye Rex Idaminabo
6. Trevor Noah
7. Vincent Aboubakar
8. Vusi Thembekwayo
9. Wizkid
. Zuriel Oduwole
Yakubu Dogara, Leo Ogor to appear before investigative panel
Speaker of the house of representatives, Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara, his Deputy, Hon. Yusuff Lasun, Chief whip Hon. Alhassan Ado Doguwa and minority leader Hon. Leo Ogor will today appear before a special investigative panel set up by the Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ibrahim Idris, to probe the allegations of padding the 2016 budget levelled against them by the sacked chairman of the House committee on appropriation, Abdulmumin Jibrin.
Proud of you my che - Mikel Obi's girlfriend celebrates him on U23 win against Japan
Southern Nigeria PDP zones National Chairmanship position to South West
Southern Nigeria PDP zones National Chairmanship to South West
The Southern Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, on Thursday night formally zoned the National Chairmanship position of the party to the South West geo-political zone.
In a meeting attended by Governors, National Assembly Members and Former Ministers, the Southern Nigeria PDP also zoned the positions of National Treasurer and Deputy National Publicity Secretary to the South West.
The party zoned the position of First Deputy National Chairman to the South-South. The South-South also got the positions of National Legal Adviser, Deputy National Women Leader and Deputy National Auditor.
The South-East got the following positions: National Organising Secretary, National Youth Leader and Deputy National Financial Secretary.
Addressing journalists at the end of the meeting, Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu said despite the zoning of the positions, any party member willing to contest any position is free to do.
He, however, advised party members from the Southern Nigeria to respect the zoning formula.
The Southern Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, on Thursday night formally zoned the National Chairmanship position of the party to the South West geo-political zone.
In a meeting attended by Governors, National Assembly Members and Former Ministers, the Southern Nigeria PDP also zoned the positions of National Treasurer and Deputy National Publicity Secretary to the South West.
The party zoned the position of First Deputy National Chairman to the South-South. The South-South also got the positions of National Legal Adviser, Deputy National Women Leader and Deputy National Auditor.
The South-East got the following positions: National Organising Secretary, National Youth Leader and Deputy National Financial Secretary.
Addressing journalists at the end of the meeting, Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu said despite the zoning of the positions, any party member willing to contest any position is free to do.
He, however, advised party members from the Southern Nigeria to respect the zoning formula.
Solomon Dalung celebrates U23 team for winning match against Japan
Nigeria's Minister for sports, Barr. Solomon Dalung has congratulated the U23 team for winning match against Japan. He celebrated them via a message on his Facebook page.
Tiwa savage & her cute son in Houston
Guess the people celebrating?
Today is a very special day
Happy birthday to you both
Nnadozie Ngozi
Alobari Ature
Much love from Ezihuo's blog 💝💝
Happy birthday to you both
Nnadozie Ngozi
Alobari Ature
Much love from Ezihuo's blog 💝💝
Billionaire business man, Jimoh Ibrahim picks up Governorship form for Ondo state.
Billionaire business man, Jimoh Ibrahim has picked the nomination form for the November governorship election in Ondo state from Senator Sherrif led-PDP. While picking the form, Jimoh Ibrahim said if elected, he will pay workers in the state their salaries within his 100 days in office ;
"I will restructure the state in the area of capacity building, good innovation and by putting the right thing in the right place at the right time. I will pay workers within the first day of my 100 days in office. Non-payment of salaries by state government is the failure of innovation of states by Governors. It is when you are innovative that you will be able to pay salaries. Those (Governors) who are owing are not efficient. I'm not owing any of my workers" he said.
"I will restructure the state in the area of capacity building, good innovation and by putting the right thing in the right place at the right time. I will pay workers within the first day of my 100 days in office. Non-payment of salaries by state government is the failure of innovation of states by Governors. It is when you are innovative that you will be able to pay salaries. Those (Governors) who are owing are not efficient. I'm not owing any of my workers" he said.
Thursday, 4 August 2016
E-money is Nigeria's youngest naira billionaire
Popular Five Star record label boss, Emeka Okonkwo aka E-money has emerged Nigeria's youngest naira billionaire in business. E-money is the elder brother to award winning super star Kingsley Okonkwo popularly known as Kcee. E-money hails from Anambra state (South-East Nigeria).
E-money is mainly into importation of cars.
See pictures that suggests to you how rich E-money is :
E-money is mainly into importation of cars.
See pictures that suggests to you how rich E-money is :
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