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Saturday, August 13, 2016
Fresh Polio Outbreak: Federal Govt Places States, LGAs On Red Alert |PoliFocus
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Friday, August 12, 2016
President Buhari Loses Special Assistant Ayoleke Adu To Death |PoliFocus
The presidency was thrown into frenzy this morning as many resumed to hear the bad news of Mr. Ayoleke Adu’s demise. Ayoleke was the Senior Special Assistant to the president on Economic matters. It was gathered that he had been suffering from undisclosed ailment for sometime which made him lose weight in great quantity
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'My Government Belongs To The Youths' —President Buhari |PoliFocus
President Buhari says that his government belongs to the youths of Nigeria. He said this in a personally signed letter to all youths in Nigeria in commemoration of the World International Youth Day which is today August 12th. In the letter, President Buhari acknowledged the role of the youths in the 2015 general election. Read a copy of the signed letter after the cut.
PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI'S MESSAGE ON INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY
Dear Nigerian Youths, Today is International Youth Day. I am delighted to commemorate this occasion, the second such celebration since I took office. The roles that young Nigerians played in the historic election that brought our government to power will never be forgotten.
This government belongs to you. I would like to use this opportunity to assure you of our commitment to improving the quality of your lives and to creating opportunities for you to achieve your dreams and ambitions. We are mindful of the fact that Nigeria has one of the youngest populations in the world. Those young people are immensely energetic and talented, consistently blazing the trail in the arts, sports, business and technology.
We are proud of what you have done and what you are able to do. We have launched a number of initiatives targeted at expanding the economic opportunities available to young Nigerians. N-Power, our job creation scheme, for which applications are ongoing, will employ 500,000 of you in agriculture, education, healthcare and technology.
The Aso Villa Demo Day will soon bring 30 of the most innovative young Nigerians to the State House to showcase their talent in providing technology-based solutions to some of our most challenging problems. The Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP), part of our N500 billion Social Investment Programme, will provide soft loans to thousands of young entrepreneurs across the country.
These are just some of the many initiatives we have designed and are implementing for you. You are the strength and future of our country. Please be assured that this administration will create an enabling environment for you to realize your potentials.
I wish you all a Happy International Youth Day celebration.
Thank You.
Muhammadu Buhari
President Federal Republic of Nigeria
PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI'S MESSAGE ON INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY
Dear Nigerian Youths, Today is International Youth Day. I am delighted to commemorate this occasion, the second such celebration since I took office. The roles that young Nigerians played in the historic election that brought our government to power will never be forgotten.
This government belongs to you. I would like to use this opportunity to assure you of our commitment to improving the quality of your lives and to creating opportunities for you to achieve your dreams and ambitions. We are mindful of the fact that Nigeria has one of the youngest populations in the world. Those young people are immensely energetic and talented, consistently blazing the trail in the arts, sports, business and technology.
We are proud of what you have done and what you are able to do. We have launched a number of initiatives targeted at expanding the economic opportunities available to young Nigerians. N-Power, our job creation scheme, for which applications are ongoing, will employ 500,000 of you in agriculture, education, healthcare and technology.
The Aso Villa Demo Day will soon bring 30 of the most innovative young Nigerians to the State House to showcase their talent in providing technology-based solutions to some of our most challenging problems. The Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP), part of our N500 billion Social Investment Programme, will provide soft loans to thousands of young entrepreneurs across the country.
These are just some of the many initiatives we have designed and are implementing for you. You are the strength and future of our country. Please be assured that this administration will create an enabling environment for you to realize your potentials.
I wish you all a Happy International Youth Day celebration.
Thank You.
Muhammadu Buhari
President Federal Republic of Nigeria
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If Jonathan Had Continued, Fathers Would Be Selling Their Children For Food —APC Replies PDP |PoliFocus
The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Delta state, Jones Erue, has come hard on his Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, counterpart, Kingsley Esiso, for attributing the current economic challenges trailing the country to the APC. He also did not spare the administration of former President, Goodluck Jonathan in his response.
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Iwu Uduaghan, Ayo Arise, Others Were Involved In Electoral Scams —Human Rights Commission (See List) |PoliFocus
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Thursday, August 11, 2016
Jealous Women Bathe Themselves With Hot Water Over Lover In Lagos |PoliFocus
Two women simply identified only as Muyibat and Biliki, weekend, bathed themselves with hot water while fighting over a man.
The jealous women baptized themselves with hot water during argument over a man at their residence inthe Yaba area of Lagos State.
Biliki, who was living with her husband in the Surulere area of the state, relocated to her parents’ house in Abule Oja, Yaba, in 2015, after separating from the husband, while Muyibat lives with her husband and three children in the house, Punch reports.
It was gathered that 32-year-old Biliki accused Muyibat, 29, of marrying her former boyfriend, which was the beginning of their problem. They were both admitted to a general hospital in the state.
The case was reported at the Sabo Police Division and one of the parties petitioned the Lagos State Office of the Public Defender, which mediated in the matter.
Muyibat recalled that their problem started after Biliki accused her of marrying her (Biliki’s) boyfriend. She said, “Biliki told neighbours that she once dated my husband and that she aborted for him during their relationship.
“She calls me Iyawo Sara (free wife). I have never known peace in that house. She fights me over every minor issue.
“On Saturday, I went to the market with my husband and when we got home, my child started crying.“Biliki’s younger brother, Ahmed, came out and shouted at him and I cautioned him.
“His sister then picked up a quarrel with me and started raining curses on me. I did not talk because I was observing a fast. While she was abusing me, I sneezed and said, ‘Ausubillahi minashaitani rojeem’ (God, deliver me from the devil).”
Muyibat said Biliki, who is also a Muslim, thought she was referring to her and queried her for calling her a devil.“I removed the water I was boiling for my vegetables and put it on the table.
She (Biliki) held my head from behind and poured the hot water on me.“Her younger brother slammed a plastic paint on my head, while she drew my hair.
Both of them assaulted me,” Muyibat added.Muyibat, who claimed to have passed out on the way to the general hospital, said Biliki had earlier in May threatened to pour acid on her.
She, however denied ever dating Muyibat’s husband, saying Muyibat was fond of making trouble with her and efforts to reconcile them had always been rebuffed by her.
She said, “I went back to my parents’ house when I hadissues with my husband. Because of that, many of the tenants started ridiculing me.“I was ill that Saturday and was sleeping beside my baby. Her child had come to play with my baby when she called him back.
When the child didn’t heed her call, she hit him and the child started crying.“Another child passing through the passageway was also crying that partcular time. My younger brother asked the other boy to stop crying and Muyibat abused my brother.
“My brother reported her to me and I told him not to reply her. She then started insulting me. We fought andour neighbours came to separate us.“I was backing her when somebody suddenly shouted, ‘hot water!’
As I turned back with my hands raised, she emptied a kettle of hot water on me. Because my hand was raised when she attacked me, a little of the water splashed on her.”
Biliki said Muyibat also bit her brother while the latter came to separate them, adding that her two phones were smashed by Muyibat.
The Director of the Lagos State Office of the Public Defender, Mrs. Olubukola Salami, described the incident as avoidable.
She said, “This horrific incident was totally avoidable as either of the parties could have just walked away and lodge a formal complaint at the nearest police station.
But they decided to take the law into their hands and the result was unfortunate.
“Domestic violence has repercussions and it’s totally unacceptable anywhere. The Lagos State Government will deal harshly with those who disturb public peace.”
The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Dolapo Badmos, confirmed the incident.
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Wednesday, August 10, 2016
NOUN Protests Exclusion Of Graduates From NYSC Scheme |PoliFocus
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has protested the exclusion of its graduates from the National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) scheme.
The vice chancellor, NOUN, Prof Abdalla Adamu, appealed to the National Universities Commission (NUC) to intervene and prevail on the authorities of the NYSC to allow NOUN students participate in the scheme to enable them contribute their quota to nation building.
The vice chancellor, NOUN, Prof Abdalla Adamu, appealed to the National Universities Commission (NUC) to intervene and prevail on the authorities of the NYSC to allow NOUN students participate in the scheme to enable them contribute their quota to nation building.
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