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Tuesday, 3 February 2015
The desperation of some single women... Hilarious
Wonder shall never end! Lol @ detonate the bomb of engagement in my life! Yes, it's that serious...for some! Hehe
Missing $20bn: GEJ receives Forensic Audit Report on Finances of the NNPC (photos)
President Jonathan yesterday received the forensic audit
report on the finances of the NNPC which was launched after former CBN
governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi raised alarm over $20 billion
missing from the NNPC coffers. The report was presented by Price Water
Cooper’s country senior partner, Uyi Akpala and the Risk and Quality
Leader for Africa, Gabriel Ukpe at the presidential villa. More photos after the cut..
Bishop Oyedepo Didn’t Make A Statement On HELL When The President Visited- Church
The Living Faith Church headed by Bishop David Oyedeo has denied
the statement that went around last week Sunday claiming the head of the church;
Bishop Oyedepo said he will open the gate of hell on anyone who opposes the
re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan, when he visited the church on
January 25, 2015.
In a statement by the Resident Pastor of the church, Pastor
Ubong Ntia, the church said the reports were far from the truth and were
intended to cause mischief and to dent the image of the Bishop.
Reasons Nigerian Girls Date Married Men- Onyeka Ibeanusi
The argument continues. So social commentator and musician,
Onyeka Ibeanusi penned this down on his thoughts about why Nigerian
girls like
dating married men. Read it and tell us if you agree with him or not. I
don't think this topic can ever get an accurate answer, people date for
different reasons, lol. Please read;
This controversial topic has been a subject of regular
argument without any credible answer. You may have wondered why a beautiful
young, presumably intelligent girl will leave a trail of young and energetic
young men running after her to pitch her tent with a married man. Someone she
is fully aware belong to someone else.
GEN ABDULSALAM ABUBAKAR CALLS FOR PEACE
A former Head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, on Monday in Abuja held a marathon meeting with Service Chiefs and Inspector-General of Police, warning that the 2011 post-election violence should not be repeated.
Photo Of The Day: It's Mocheddah....
Just recently you might heard that she has not been performing
at shows e.t.c, but one thing Mocheddah has done for herself is that she has
stepped up her fashion game. She rarely posts photos of herself on her official
IG page, but when she does, she slays them ALL. Well done Mo! Nice look ....
Oil up 11 percent after two-day rally; trade volatile on stock builds
By Barani Krishnan
A worker fills up a car with fuel at a gas station in Caracas, January 12, 2015.
Credit: Reuters/Jorge Silva
Benchmark Brent and U.S. oil futures swung in a band of about $4 a barrel, one of their widest in weeks, as near-term technical signals indicated further gains while fundamental data continued to weigh on the market.
"We could get a pretty good bear market correction here to really mess up all the new shorts," said Walter Zimmerman, chief technical analyst at United-ICAP in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Monday, 2 February 2015
Buhari Wants NTA, AIT Sanctioned Over Alleged Hate Campaign
From GODWIN TSA, Abuja
The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), General Muhammadu Buhari, has petitioned the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) over alleged hate campaign against him.
In his petition addressed to the Chairman of the commission, Prof. Chidi Odinkalu, by the Director of Legal, APC Presidential Campaign Council, Chukwuma Machukwu Umeh (SAN), Buhari specifically urged the NHRC to take punitive measures against the African Independent Television (AIT) and the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) for airing a fabricated documentary against him.
Breaking News: Buhari Not Attending Channelstv Debate
The Buhari campaign organisation just confirmed they will not be
attending the channelstv presidential election debate scheduled for
tomorrow.
Details later...
Details later...
GEJ's Achievements: Aganga, Iweala, Nebo, Adesina & Madueke Give Accounts
Ministers speak on achievements so far and moving Nigeria forward as a nation under the Goodluck Jonathan administration.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcRi7oLCrMk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFiKD1Yhmtw
Quotes:
- No govt does everything in 4years
- There are so many things this administration has done that has never been done in the history of this country
- For the first time ever in this country:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcRi7oLCrMk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFiKD1Yhmtw
Quotes:
- No govt does everything in 4years
- There are so many things this administration has done that has never been done in the history of this country
- For the first time ever in this country:
Wizkid & Davido Spotted At D’banj’s Concert; Take Selfie
D’banj’s 10th-year anniversary concert held yesterday and we’ve been bringing you photos
and highlights from the event which was hosted by Amber Rose. Spotted at the event
were former arch enemies, Davido and Wizkid . It can be recalled that these two settled their
difference and Wizkid supported Davido‘s recently released single The Sound, HERE.
Good to have know these two are finally back as friends.
www.gistsdaily.com
and highlights from the event which was hosted by Amber Rose. Spotted at the event
were former arch enemies, Davido and Wizkid . It can be recalled that these two settled their
difference and Wizkid supported Davido‘s recently released single The Sound, HERE.
Good to have know these two are finally back as friends.
www.gistsdaily.com
North West helps Kim K with her makeup...


Kim K's daughter helping her with her make-up on instagram. Such a cute little beauty.
Oshiomhole’s Commissioner defects to PDP
Mr Dennis Idahosa, Commissioner for Investment and Public/Private
Partnership in Edo, on Friday, defected to the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) from the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Idahosa joined the PDP along with some leaders of the APC in Ovia South West Local Government Area of the State.
Idahosa, who was received into the PDP by the state Chairman, Mr Dan Orbih, said his defection was a prelude to his resignation as commissioner, which he said would follow soon.
Idahosa joined the PDP along with some leaders of the APC in Ovia South West Local Government Area of the State.
Idahosa, who was received into the PDP by the state Chairman, Mr Dan Orbih, said his defection was a prelude to his resignation as commissioner, which he said would follow soon.
Photos: Crowd welcome the army & CJTF after victory against BH
Civilian Joint Task Force, JTF, who marched alongside our military to
defend Maiduguri against Boko Haram militants yesterday returned to a jubilant crowd in the city. More photos after the cut...
Pics from the candle light procession for late actor, Muna Obiekwe
A warmly appreciation and remembrance from Friends and colleagues of actor, Muna Obiekwe, who died on Sunday Jan.
26th in Lagos, gathered yesterday at Masha roundabout for a candlelight
procession to Ojez restaurant, Stadium, Surulere.
Muna will be buried on Tuesday 3rd February in Anambra state. Continue to rest in peace, Muna!
Muna will be buried on Tuesday 3rd February in Anambra state. Continue to rest in peace, Muna!
11 things to do during electricity blackouts
Lagos - Since electricity blackouts have officially become an
unwanted guest in our lives, we need to suck it up and live with the
reality.
Here are a few fun things to do when the darkness hits.
1. Go outside. Sit on some grass; allow the ants to enjoy climbing your thighs. Look at the clouds and see what shapes pop up. And if the powercut hits you in the PM then look at the stars and howl like a wolf. I’m kidding. Watch the sunset, look at the stars and ponder about something sentimental.
2. Have a braai. Invite a few people over who are also dreading the sweet smell of spoilt meat the next day. Have a beer and play host to a bunch of friends.
3. Play a game. You know like monopoly, scrabble, 30 seconds, charades, Pictionary, card games. Enjoy as people debate with team members and share a few laughs.
4. Have sex. How is this not the go to activity? The lights are off, candles are the ultimate romance symbol, what are you possibly waiting for? If you don’t have anyone, then give yourself a little loving.
5. Make a bonfire and play a drinking game. I recommend “never have I…”
6. When was the last time you read a book? Light a candle and read a damn book.
7. Do a little spring cleaning; get rid of things you don’t want. You can finally frame all those nostalgic snaps.
8. Treat your neighbours to some fireworks. Just make sure the animals are safe.
9. Take a walk and people watch; you might actually see what your neighbours look like.
10. Eat. No really just eat anything and everything.
11. Listen to someone’s drama. Because you finally have time to listen to those “it’s a long story” stories.
But seriously just do something other than complain, unless this is your first power cut then go for it. There’s no use depressing everyone else, there is surely something you can do that doesn’t require electricity.
Don’t whine, have a glass of wine (I am aware that was lame), but you get my point.
Here are a few fun things to do when the darkness hits.
1. Go outside. Sit on some grass; allow the ants to enjoy climbing your thighs. Look at the clouds and see what shapes pop up. And if the powercut hits you in the PM then look at the stars and howl like a wolf. I’m kidding. Watch the sunset, look at the stars and ponder about something sentimental.
2. Have a braai. Invite a few people over who are also dreading the sweet smell of spoilt meat the next day. Have a beer and play host to a bunch of friends.
3. Play a game. You know like monopoly, scrabble, 30 seconds, charades, Pictionary, card games. Enjoy as people debate with team members and share a few laughs.
4. Have sex. How is this not the go to activity? The lights are off, candles are the ultimate romance symbol, what are you possibly waiting for? If you don’t have anyone, then give yourself a little loving.
5. Make a bonfire and play a drinking game. I recommend “never have I…”
6. When was the last time you read a book? Light a candle and read a damn book.
7. Do a little spring cleaning; get rid of things you don’t want. You can finally frame all those nostalgic snaps.
8. Treat your neighbours to some fireworks. Just make sure the animals are safe.
9. Take a walk and people watch; you might actually see what your neighbours look like.
10. Eat. No really just eat anything and everything.
11. Listen to someone’s drama. Because you finally have time to listen to those “it’s a long story” stories.
But seriously just do something other than complain, unless this is your first power cut then go for it. There’s no use depressing everyone else, there is surely something you can do that doesn’t require electricity.
Don’t whine, have a glass of wine (I am aware that was lame), but you get my point.
- Women24
Single Lady Wants Married Women To Know They Are Sometimes Not At Fault For Dating Their Husbands
Remember our last topic; What ReallyMakes Single Girls Date Married Men In Nigeria? Well here’s what a lady wants
legal wives to know.
Soludo & Iweala! The War Of Words Continues…


Sunday, 1 February 2015
MTO is still on this Rihanna is pregnant ish

MediaTakeOut.com broke the news few weeks back . .. that Rihanna was pregnant. At the time some of y'all doubted us . . . well what do you have to say now. Rihanna showed off a noticeable tummy bulge at her Superbowl party performance with Kanye. That's clearly a baby in there...
LIB
I support Jonathan because he believes in Nigeria’s unity — IBB
This is so long and you need to have patience while reading.......
•’How Boko Haram can be defeated
• Explains why he has not re-married
In this interview, former military president, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, clarifies his position on his statement suggesting that he is in support of the re-election bid of President Goodluck Jonathan. Babangida also speaks on the murder of Dele Giwa in 1986, the Interim National Government, ING, Sani Abacha’s coup and the loss of his long time companion and wife, Maryam.
Aired last Wednesday on Channels TV, the interview was an episode in the current affairs programme, STWK (Straight Talk With Kadaria), anchored by Kadaria Ahmed.
Excerpts:
•’How Boko Haram can be defeated
• Explains why he has not re-married
In this interview, former military president, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, clarifies his position on his statement suggesting that he is in support of the re-election bid of President Goodluck Jonathan. Babangida also speaks on the murder of Dele Giwa in 1986, the Interim National Government, ING, Sani Abacha’s coup and the loss of his long time companion and wife, Maryam.
Aired last Wednesday on Channels TV, the interview was an episode in the current affairs programme, STWK (Straight Talk With Kadaria), anchored by Kadaria Ahmed.
Excerpts:
Bobbi Kristina Brown Dead? Hope Reportedly Lost As Whitney Houston’s Daughter Declared Brain Dead
Brown was found face down and unconscious in a tub full of water, reports indicated. Her husband, Nick Gordon, was were able to revive her and Brown was rushed to a hospital, where she was placed in a medically-induced coma while suffering brain swelling, TMZ reported.
Family members rushed to her side on Saturday, and reports began circulating that Bobbi Kristina Brown was near death.
An unnamed source told the urban gossip site MediaTakeOut that Brown will not be able to recover.
INEC extends deadline for collection of permanent voter cards
INEC press statement released today on PVC below...
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has extended the deadline for collection of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to Sunday, 8th February 2015. This supersedes the earlier deadline of Saturday, 31st January 2015, and is intended to give registered voters yet to collect their PVCs the opportunity to do so in readiness for the February 2015 general elections. Continue...
Dear men, is this true?
Dr Laitan who writes a lot of sexology blog articles, says no matter how
horrible the vagina tastes, once an aroused man is down there doing his
thing, he doesn't really notice...
LIB
"Don't worry, no matter how horrible the vagina tastes, a horny man's brain is already rewired so that he doesn't even notice, his Mr Young is in control at the time"Is it true, dear men?
LIB
Photos from D'banj's show last night featuring Amber Rose
Presidential Debate: 6,000 Questions For Jonathan, Buhari - NEDG
Mr. Isaac Ighure, the General Secretary of the Nigerian Guild of Editors
has on Friday stated that Nigerians have shown positivity by sending in
over 6,000 questions for the presidential debates, which is organized by the Nigeria Election Debate Group.
We mentioned earlier that the group said no political party has written to opt out of the debate, in response to APC's statement that their candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari would be boycotting the debate.
Isaac Ighure said the candidates have no reason to fear bias as NEDG is a credible body.
ngerianbulletin
We mentioned earlier that the group said no political party has written to opt out of the debate, in response to APC's statement that their candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari would be boycotting the debate.
Isaac Ighure said the candidates have no reason to fear bias as NEDG is a credible body.
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Obasanjo, Babangida and the Presidential Election
Olusegun Obasanjo
Mudiaga Ofuoku
As partisans on both sides of the Nigerian political divide continue to
yell fiercely at each other over the electoral prospects of the two
candidates at the February election, as they claw at, and rain blows on,
their opponents and threaten Armageddon on the rest of us based on how
they perform at the polls, and as both sides appear determined that the
entire landscape of our dear country must be soaked in rivers of blood,
it’s time to pause to examine the roles of two very important men in
the ensuing political fray, and they are not Goodluck Jonathan and
Muhammadu Buhari as you might have expected. But Olusegun Obasanjo, the
uncouth, brash but brave former leader who now tends chickens and goats
at Otta and Ibrahim Babangida, the dangerously intelligent, chartered
political manipulator in Minna.
But before addressing the problem which these two men constitute in the political process, let’s first examine the two standard-bearers here, two candidates thrown up by the unfortunate circumstances of our “democracy”. In a true democracy, both Buhari and Jonathan, by virtue of their past, would have thought twice before presenting themselves to the people as viable candidates. Buhari has negligibly few, if any, redeeming qualities in his past as a former head of state to recommend him for the same position he now seeks via the ballot box. His laws were a parchment of horror, a scroll of iniquity; and one of his worst crimes, as far as I’m concerned, was his failure to secure his own government against the insidious plot of a fifth-column within it even when he knew that his overthrow could be a distinct possibility. How can he convince us that he can protect Nigerians effectively by defeating Boko Haram? Arguably, Buhari was partly the architect of the misfortunes that are haunting us today since Babangida. Lately, questions about his school “certificates” have surfaced, yet he’s neither perturbed nor challenged enough to answer such questions thoroughly. The result is that a thick mass of cloud continues to hang over his head. I remain dubious of how he hopes to inspire trust and confidence in his leadership if he wins.
Jonathan’s problem is so wearisomely familiar, the least said about it the better. I have heard many of his dyed-in-the-wool supporters reel off some rather intangible achievements as justification for why he ought to be reelected. Really? But excuse me, sirs, what about the hundreds that are dying daily in hospitals and at home because doctors and nurses are on strike and have routinely been on strike every year because the government would not meet their simple demands? I happen to know about a gentleman who died recently only two days after coming down with pneumonia. A few days’ regimen of antibiotics and oxygen were all the man needed to stay alive. But none was available for him, and so for four hours solid he gasped helplessly for breath until his lungs collapsed. President Jonathan’s utter failure to step up to the plate in the case of Boko Haram is so shocking as to deserve to be called unprecedented in the history of the republic. Not that Jonathan didn’t know what to do when the monster was in his infancy. His total lack of political will and his breathtaking fecklessness combined to set his sights elsewhere as Boko Haram gradually strengthened into the seven-horned monster it has become today. Now he looks helpless. How does he convince Nigerians that another four years will make a difference? It is virtually impossible to make such a case. Maybe that is why many, including his former supporters, are today jumping onto the Buhari ship without even tarrying to think whether that vessel could be cast adrift soon enough.
But before addressing the problem which these two men constitute in the political process, let’s first examine the two standard-bearers here, two candidates thrown up by the unfortunate circumstances of our “democracy”. In a true democracy, both Buhari and Jonathan, by virtue of their past, would have thought twice before presenting themselves to the people as viable candidates. Buhari has negligibly few, if any, redeeming qualities in his past as a former head of state to recommend him for the same position he now seeks via the ballot box. His laws were a parchment of horror, a scroll of iniquity; and one of his worst crimes, as far as I’m concerned, was his failure to secure his own government against the insidious plot of a fifth-column within it even when he knew that his overthrow could be a distinct possibility. How can he convince us that he can protect Nigerians effectively by defeating Boko Haram? Arguably, Buhari was partly the architect of the misfortunes that are haunting us today since Babangida. Lately, questions about his school “certificates” have surfaced, yet he’s neither perturbed nor challenged enough to answer such questions thoroughly. The result is that a thick mass of cloud continues to hang over his head. I remain dubious of how he hopes to inspire trust and confidence in his leadership if he wins.
Jonathan’s problem is so wearisomely familiar, the least said about it the better. I have heard many of his dyed-in-the-wool supporters reel off some rather intangible achievements as justification for why he ought to be reelected. Really? But excuse me, sirs, what about the hundreds that are dying daily in hospitals and at home because doctors and nurses are on strike and have routinely been on strike every year because the government would not meet their simple demands? I happen to know about a gentleman who died recently only two days after coming down with pneumonia. A few days’ regimen of antibiotics and oxygen were all the man needed to stay alive. But none was available for him, and so for four hours solid he gasped helplessly for breath until his lungs collapsed. President Jonathan’s utter failure to step up to the plate in the case of Boko Haram is so shocking as to deserve to be called unprecedented in the history of the republic. Not that Jonathan didn’t know what to do when the monster was in his infancy. His total lack of political will and his breathtaking fecklessness combined to set his sights elsewhere as Boko Haram gradually strengthened into the seven-horned monster it has become today. Now he looks helpless. How does he convince Nigerians that another four years will make a difference? It is virtually impossible to make such a case. Maybe that is why many, including his former supporters, are today jumping onto the Buhari ship without even tarrying to think whether that vessel could be cast adrift soon enough.
As disturbing as the above facts may seem, the roles Babangida and
Obasanjo are playing today should worry us even considerably more.
Needless to say, I confess that both men have my admiration, even if
grudgingly, for one or two things they have done in the past: Obasanjo,
for being resolute and brave enough to reform the army, thus ensuring
that no military coup has taken place since; and Babangida, for his
uncanny ability to outsmart everyone around him. He did it to Yar’ Adua
the Elder, and he did it to Buhari. In fact, when Buhari should have
moved with all deliberate speed against him ahead of a chosen date, he
decided instead to wait until Babangida’s hand was caught in the cookies
jar. But never underestimate your adversary, especially if that
adversary happened to be a charismatic man who inspired a blind
followership among the rank and file of the military. By the time the
Daura general realized his error, it was too late. The Minna general,
staying a step ahead at a time, struck in double quick time and
consigned his adversary’s government to the scrapheap of history. By
doing that, Babangida saved not just his military career, but also the
political one he’s playing today.
Which brings us neatly to the point. Having had their turns as president of Nigeria for at least eight years respectively, you would have thought that Babangida and Obasanjo would leave the rest of us to our own devices, no matter what our problems are. Alas, that is not the case. Unlike Yakubu Gowon, Abdulsalami Abubakar, Ernest Shonekan and Shehu Shagari - all ex-leaders who have had the goodness to maintain their distances from the political scene - these two mighty men are still around breathing down our necks, sowing discord amongst us and making our lives hell. And they do all that out of a selfish desire to be both the bridegroom at a wedding and the guest of honour at a funeral.
Right now, no candidate seeking elective office as governor or senate president, or president, does so without first going to Otta and Minna to fold in half like a cheap suit before these two godfathers. I find it truly exasperating. Buhari, who reportedly was on no speaking terms with Babangida after the latter toppled him in 1985, suddenly saw a need for a rapprochement with his old foe at his Minna mansion. It was time, at last, to lock hands at the campfire and chant Kumbaya.
Jonathan even sounded more craven and annoying when he said he had gone to the Minna mansion to “see my father.” As a sitting president, shouldn’t he have been more artful in phrasing his remark? I’m still wondering why no aide quickly moved to hold a handkerchief to his mouth as he was uttering those words. How cheap and low can you really go? But just when he thought he had secured Babangida’s endorsement, he soon found to his chagrin that it was all hat and no cattle. Maradona had done it again! He gave the real endorsement to his old adversary. So, as matters stand now, Buhari, Babangida and Obasanjo are triple-teaming Jonathan. The only thing Jonathan has left is the power of incumbency. And he is an African to boot.
But all that is beside the point. Jonathan and Buhari should be reminded that Nigerians, at the present time, desire to have a leader who has a sense of courage, dignity and moral vision, not a spineless jelly fish who tucks and runs from a challenge. They should be told, in case they don’t know, that the people hunger and thirst for a leader with a sense of independence, not a craven puppet at the hands of some capricious puppeteer who quickly eases into place to begin to cause trouble the day after elections.
Which brings us neatly to the point. Having had their turns as president of Nigeria for at least eight years respectively, you would have thought that Babangida and Obasanjo would leave the rest of us to our own devices, no matter what our problems are. Alas, that is not the case. Unlike Yakubu Gowon, Abdulsalami Abubakar, Ernest Shonekan and Shehu Shagari - all ex-leaders who have had the goodness to maintain their distances from the political scene - these two mighty men are still around breathing down our necks, sowing discord amongst us and making our lives hell. And they do all that out of a selfish desire to be both the bridegroom at a wedding and the guest of honour at a funeral.
Right now, no candidate seeking elective office as governor or senate president, or president, does so without first going to Otta and Minna to fold in half like a cheap suit before these two godfathers. I find it truly exasperating. Buhari, who reportedly was on no speaking terms with Babangida after the latter toppled him in 1985, suddenly saw a need for a rapprochement with his old foe at his Minna mansion. It was time, at last, to lock hands at the campfire and chant Kumbaya.
Jonathan even sounded more craven and annoying when he said he had gone to the Minna mansion to “see my father.” As a sitting president, shouldn’t he have been more artful in phrasing his remark? I’m still wondering why no aide quickly moved to hold a handkerchief to his mouth as he was uttering those words. How cheap and low can you really go? But just when he thought he had secured Babangida’s endorsement, he soon found to his chagrin that it was all hat and no cattle. Maradona had done it again! He gave the real endorsement to his old adversary. So, as matters stand now, Buhari, Babangida and Obasanjo are triple-teaming Jonathan. The only thing Jonathan has left is the power of incumbency. And he is an African to boot.
But all that is beside the point. Jonathan and Buhari should be reminded that Nigerians, at the present time, desire to have a leader who has a sense of courage, dignity and moral vision, not a spineless jelly fish who tucks and runs from a challenge. They should be told, in case they don’t know, that the people hunger and thirst for a leader with a sense of independence, not a craven puppet at the hands of some capricious puppeteer who quickly eases into place to begin to cause trouble the day after elections.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/obasanjo-babangida-and-the-presidential-election/200548/
Why Jonathan will Beat Buhari in the North - PDP
PDP National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh
By Chuks Okocha in Abuja
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Saturday gave more reasons why
its Presidential flag-bearer, President Goodluck Jonathan, will beat the
APC candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, fairly and squarely in the
north, come February 14, 2015. The party said with President Jonathan’s
soaring popularity among the voting population across the country, it
would win more than two-third of the total votes cast as well as the
required 25 percent in all the states of the federation.
Why I’m Supporting Buhari & Why He Will Win- Dele Momodu
Dele Momodu in an interview published by Premium Times today has revealed why he is supporting APC's Muhammadu Buhari and why he thinks the General will win the forthcoming elections.
As a former presidential candidate, why did you decide to support Mr. Buhari for presidency in the coming elections?
As a former presidential candidate, why did you decide to support Mr. Buhari for presidency in the coming elections?
Well, the mood of the nation favours a change in our state
of affairs. The average Nigerian, except maybe those who are profiting from the
government, believes that government has not performed. So I have looked at the
political situation, based on my vast experience working with late Chief M.K.O
Abiola, working with Chief Olu Falae, and working for myself and I can see that
the only way to dislodge the PDP is if we all join forces. I’m not a member of
the APC, I’m a member of the National Conscience Party and I never thought a
day would come when I won’t support my own presidential candidate. But the
reality on ground is that we have to face the reality. Continue below...
Photo: Did Olamide Just Announce He Welcomed A Son?
Olamide on his instagram page has posted a photo of a
new born, praising him and saying he won’t
let him go with the caption;
Mercy said no, never gonna let you go. Never gonna let you
walk away. You don't have to be afraid , mercy said no ��
. Got you boy✌️ New signee #YBNL. Batifeori Maximilliano Adedeji
Olamide’s surname is also Adedeji and his fans have been
congratulating him on the arrival of the new bundle of joy. Big congrats to
him and more blessing if that is so..................
Buhari’s Supporters Are Desperate & Unrealistic - Etcetera
Well that’s what Etcetera is telling you.
Stupid is a word that has a broad range of applications, but
it generally means a person lacks rudimentary intelligence or the ability to
reason. It can also imply a congenital lack of capacity for reasoning, or a
permanent state of daze or slow-mindedness. However one defines or applies the
word stupid, you can hardly think of the word without directly relating it to
the utterances of some Buhari’s supporters; especially the supposedly literate
ones.
Photos: Ibadan Polytechnic SUG In Ghastly Auto Crash, Loses Welfare Director


Photo: Whitney Houston's Daughter, Bobbi Found Unconscious In Bath Tub
What could ha been a disaster was averted! Whitney Houston's daughter, Bobbi
Kristina Brown has been rushed to hospital after she was reportedly found
unresponsive in a bathtub at her home.
The 21-year old was reportedly
found earlier today by her husband Nick Gordon and a friend, before the police
and an ambulance were called in to rush her to the hospital.
It will be recalled that Bobbi's mother, Whitney Houston was found dead in a similar situation almost three years ago at the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel.
Serena Williams wins another Australian Open Title...
Making history is her passion!Serena Williams beats Maria Sharapova 6-3 7-6 (7-5) to win the Australian Open title. It is her sixth Australian Open title and her 19th grand slam title. Big congrats to her...
Amber Rose in Lagos for D'banj's show: Photos


Amber Rose arrived Lagos yesterday evening. She's in town to host D'banj's
show which come up at Oceanview. See more pics after the cut...
Photos: Toyin Aimakhu and Niyi Johnson loved up in new photos



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