The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in NIgeria welcomed two newborn babies during the holidays. The babies were born on December 27 and 30th. But, what caught my eye are those bags of food stuffs that haven't been shared yet, why? // < ![CDATA[ (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); // ]]>
The former ruling party of Nigeria, PDP, are trying use the opportunity of Presidential media chat that held yesterday to show Nigerians what they believe is the true character of President Buhari. Due to his not so welcoming and definitely not warming responses from the live broadcast yesterday. As for me, if they truly want 2019, they should stop doing charity work and start making a real impact to the economy of Nigeria.... Read the press statement from PDP below... The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says President Muhammadu Buhari’s responses at the Wednesday P
Ahmed Salkida, the only journalist known to have some access to the leadership of Boko Haram, says credible sources have told him the Chibok girls are still alive, with some refusing to convert to Islam. And this is coming after the President of Nigeria said, he has no clue to where the girls are located! Over 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped from their dormitory in April 2014 and at least 219 of them are still believed to be in captivity, although there is yet no clue on their location. But Salkida, in an op-ed for TheCable, suggested that President Muhammadu Buhari s
President Muhammadu Buhari has vowed to sack and prosecute any of his 36 ministers found culpable of any act of corruption. Speaking while fielding questions from journalists during his maiden Presidential Media Chat which was broadcast live on television, on Wednesday, Buhari, who said he had been a democrat since 2002, added that he would never tolerate any shade of corruption. Stressing his administration’s zero-tolerance for corruption, Buhari said he was careful not to choose anyone that would embarrass his government on account of corruption as minister. (mo
A Nigerian businessman is set to unveil what he says is Africa’s largest statue of Jesus, describing it as a symbol of peace in a country wracked by insurgency. Obinna Onuoha commissioned the 8.53 metre (28 foot) tall “Jesus de Greatest” statue in 2013, hiring a Chinese company to carve it out of white marble. Standing barefoot with arms outstretched, the 40 ton statue will tower over St. Aloysius Catholic Church in the mainly Christian village of Abajah in Imo State. “It’s going to be the biggest statue of Jesus on the continent,” the 43-year-old chief executive
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