Wednesday, 9 September 2015
Buhari is indeed God’s sent. Anybody who doesn’t like him can commit suicide or leave nigeria for us….The change we voted for will come gradually no good thing ever comes fast and easy..
See what he told BBC Hausa during an Interview:
See what he told BBC Hausa during an Interview:
Tuesday, 8 September 2015

President Muhammadu Buhari has said that governors, ministers and top civil servants must declare their assets
Buhari said the imperative for elected public officials and top civil servants in the category of permanent secretaries was a constitutional obligation.
It seems this Infinix HOT2 is on its way to break the record of the previous Infinix HOT which was sold as “HOT cake”, because I noticed that each time Infinix HOT2 is restocked, it sales out within minutes. The latest device Infinix HOT2 launched on 18th August, 2015. It is the 1st official Android One product with lollipop 5.1 in Africa.


Tuesday, 25 August 2015

“The suicide bomb girl detonated the explosive at the screening centre of the motor park gate, killing herself and four others, including a pregnant woman and a baby. The other explosive went off at about the same time with the first one at Pompomari, when a suspected male suicide bomber, sensing he will be apprehended, ran into a nearby bush and the explosive went off, killing him alone,” he said.
Saturday, 22 August 2015
Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo has repeatedly shown that he might be old but not out. From using a selfie stick to licking ice cream, Obasanjo shows he has what it takes to be a good comedian.
In his bid to maintain cleanliness in his state, Sokoto state governor Aminu Tambuwal has announced a cash reward of N1 million to residents of any street in the state that will be adjudged the cleanest.
Governor Tambuwal announced this today August 22nd while flagging off the state's special environmental sanitation programme.
According to him, the gesture is one in a series of efforts lined up by the government to protect the health of the citizenry. He also announced that apart from the one million Naira to be given to the cleanest street, the runner-up street will get N750,000 while the third runner-up street will get N500,000.
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
The Governorship election in Abia state has been declared
inconclusive by the state Returning Officer, Prof Benjamin
Ozumba. Prof Ozumba while briefing newsmen in Umuahia,
the state capital today, said irregularities in the number of
registered voters in areas where elections were cancelled or
did not hold was higher than the margin of difference
between the leading candidates of the PDP and the All
Progressive Grand Alliance in the election. A rerun will be
conducted...
17 yr old Pakistani education activist and the
youngest-ever Nobel Prize recipient Malala
Yousafzai, wrote a touching letter to missing
Chibok girls to commemorate their 1 year in
captivity. In the letter, Malala who was in Nigeria
in July 2014, said she will never forget them and
called on Nigerian and World leaders to do more
towards the rescue of the kidnapped girls. Full text
of her letter below…
"To my brave sisters, the
kidnapped schoolgirls of
Chibok,
On this first anniversary of
your captivity, I write to you
with a message of
solidarity, love and hope.
My name is Malala. I am a
Pakistani girl your age. I am
one of the millions of people
around the world who keep
you and your families
foremost in our thoughts
and prayers. We cannot
imagine the full extent of the
horrors you have endured.
But please know this: we
will never forget you. We
will always stand with you."
Today and every day, we call on the Nigerian
authorities and the international community to do
more to bring you home. We will not rest until you
have been reunited with your families.
Like you, I was a target of militants who did not
want girls to go to school. Gunmen shot me and
two of my friends on a school bus. All three of us
survived and are back in school. Now we speak
out on behalf of all girls about the right to get a
proper education. Our campaign will continue until
you and all girls and boys around the world are
able to access a free, safe and quality secondary
education.
Last July, I spent my 17th birthday in Nigeria with
some of your parents and five of your classmates
who escaped the kidnapping. Your parents are
grief-stricken. They love you, and they miss you.
My father and I wept and prayed with your parents
– and they touched our hearts.
The escapee schoolgirls my father and I met
impressed us with their resolve to overcome their
challenges and to complete their high school
education. My father and I promised your parents
and the girls who had escaped that we would do all
we could to help them. I met Nigerian President
Goodluck Jonathan and urged him to work harder
for your freedom. I also asked President Jonathan
to meet your parents and the girls who escaped
the kidnapping, which he did a few days later. Still,
in my opinion, Nigerian leaders and the
international community have not done enough to
help you. They must do much more to help secure
your release. I am among many people pressuring
them to make sure you are freed.
There are reasons for hope and optimism.
Nigerian forces are re-gaining territory and
protecting more schools. Nigeria’s newly-elected
president, Muhammadu Buhari, has vowed to
make securing your freedom a top priority and
promised his government will not tolerate violence
against women and girls.
You will have the opportunity to receive the
education you want and deserve. The Malala Fund
and other organizations offered all your
classmates who escaped the kidnapping full
scholarships to complete their secondary
education. Most of the escapee girls accepted this
scholarship and are now continuing their studies at
a safe boarding school and with the support they
need. We hope to someday extend that same
scholarship to all 219 of you, when you return
home.
Remember that one day your tragic ordeal will end,
you will be reunited with your families and friends,
and you will have the chance to finish the
education you courageously sought. I look forward
to the day I can hug each one of you, pray with
you, and celebrate your freedom with your
families. Until then, stay strong, and never lose
hope. You are my heroes.
Your sister,
Malala
Angry youths in Bogoro, Bogoro Local Government
Area of Bauchi State allegedly beat a councillor
from Gizaki/Badagari Ward, Mr. Musa Daniel, to
death during Saturday’s elections.
The Chairperson of the Caretaker Committee of
Bogoro LGA, Mrs. Hassana Arkila, broke the news
to newsmen shortly after casting her vote.
Arkila described the incident as unfortunate,
saying it was the handiwork of enemies of the
country’s democracy.
“I have just been informed that one of my
councillors on lawful duty has been beaten to
death by irate youths. I am assuring you that the
full wrath of the law will catch up with the
attackers,” she said.
The council boss urged the people of the local
government to sheath their swords and embrace
peace, adding that violence was not the solution to
political differences.
According to Arkila the action of the youths was an
indication that the opposition was jittery of defeat
and called for calm among PDP supporters in the
area.
When our correspondent called the Public
Relations Officer, Bauchi State Police Command,
Haruna Mohammed, to confirm the incident, he
said he was not aware of it.
“I am not aware of such an incident but I will
confirm it later,” he said.
There are different habits that may hinder a lady from
getting married. But here, am not going to talk about
“Habits”of a lady but rather about “Kinds” of Ladies,
that faces late marriage and most times, No Marriage.
Below are the Four kinds of ladies that faces late
marriage and the answers that works :
1. The Perfect Lady : Here, the Perfect Lady do not
imply that the Lady herself is perfect. But rather, their
expectation of their dream man is too high that they
kept being selective on the type of man that they want.
Most times, the person they love may not like them, and
the person that likes them, may not be their love. Those
Perfect Ladies always want»»», A Tall, Rich, Caring&
Handsome man and if the lady is spiritual, she will be
waiting for “God’s Will”. Anyman that misses any of the
Four qualities ends up being rejected.
Their Problem : The problem such ladies faces is that
they end up loving the “Container” instead of the
“Content”.
The Solution : Accommodate a man who posses atleast
50% of the qualities you desire, the rest will develop with
love.
2. The Beautiful Lady : A beautiful lady is attractive to
the eye. They are victims of multiple relationships. Most
guys that dates beautiful ladies dates them for fun. The
attractiveness of a Lady makes it difficult for her to
keep herself for a man. This is because of temptation
from men, knocking left, right and centre.
Their Problem : The problem beautiful ladies faces is
that no one really loves them for who they are but likes
their beauty period. And men doubts their ability to
make a good home. This poses a threat for them to
marry cos most men considers a beautiful lady as a
flirt.
The Solution : Have a picture of the kind of man you
really want to marry. You are lucky that yua beautiful,
because you will get proposals from various kinds of
men; so be ready to identify that man whom you like to
marry. Be loyal to him. He will be proud to marry you.
3. The Rich-man’s daughter : The rich man’s daughter
bask on the euphoria of her father’s wealth. As far as
she’s concern, her father is her hero and no man can
replace her fathers love and care. She believes that
every man that is running after her is after her fathers
wealth. So this makes them unattractive to men. Men
are naturally proud and will not like to muddle their hard
earned reputation on such an insult.
Their Problem : Most rich men’s daughter marry late or
marry the wrong man.
The Solution : The Humility of a rich man’s daughter
is her greatest weapon to attract men. Men will
naturally be drawn to you, if you are humble. Your
beauty is secondary.
4. The Career Woman : These ladies are hardworking,
ambitious and successful in life. They may be feminist.
They are the champions of this saying, “What a man
can do, a woman can even do it better”. Marriage is not
their headache but career.
Their Problem : The problem of career women is time
management. They run everything in life like business
even relationship. Secondly, they always want to be the
Boss in all things and this poses a threat to men. The
more masculine a lady behaves, the less attractive she
is to a man. No man wants to marry another man.
The Solution : Every Career woman, cries in her closet.
She prays for a man who will love and treat her like a
woman. Your cry is over, woman! Simply be submissive
atleast to a man. Avoid arguments with him. And be
More feminine in your outlook. These are what you
need to make a man , marry you.
National leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC,
Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Sunday night expressed
joy over the emergence of the party’s candidate in the
Lagos State governorship election, Akinwunmi Ambode,
as governor-elect.
He ascribed the victory to the party’s members’ hard
work.
Tinubu, a former governor of the state, said Ambode’s
victory was predicated on the radical transformation
and well-articulated programmes he started 16 years
ago, hinting that Lagos would start another race in its
transformation drive given its alignment with the federal
government.
He also hailed the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
candidate in the election, Mr Jimi Agbaje, for his
statesmanship, describing him as a man of good values
and character.
“We must bear in mind that a good democrat must
accept result of a free and fair election”, he said.
Tinubu said the PDP candidate showed “good spirit” by
calling Ambode on telephone to congratulate him and
for accepting his party’s loss in Saturday’s poll.
Tinubu said: “Our victory in Lagos is as a result of hard
work I started 16 years ago. Consistent radical
transformation of Lagos and well-articulated
programmes, including education, infrastructure, urban
renewal, innovative system of finance, knowledge-
based economy and job creation in partnership with
private sector. That resulted in leap development of
Lagos”.
The APC leader said there would always be a winner in
all contest, congratulating Ambode for his success.
President-Elect, Mohammadu Buhari says as much as
he wants the abducted Chibok girls rescued, he cannot
assure that his government when sworn-in will be able
to do so.
“As much as I wish to, I cannot promise that we can
find them,” Buhari was quoted to have said in a
statement.
“Today we remember the kidnapping of 276 girls from a
school in Chibok one year ago. This crime has rightly
caused outrage both in Nigeria and across the world.
“Today is a time to reflect on the pain and suffering of
the victims, their friends and families. Our thoughts and
prayers, and that of the whole Nigerian Nation, are with
you today.
“I want to assure all of them, and particularly the
parents, that when my new Administration takes office
at the end of May, we will do everything we can to
defeat Boko Haram. We will act differently from the
Government we replace: we hear the anguish of our
citizens and intend to respond accordingly.
“This new approach must also begin with honesty. We
do not know if the Chibok girls can be rescued. Their
whereabouts remain unknown. As much as I wish to, I
cannot promise that we can find them.
“But I say to every parent, family member and friend of
the children that my Government will do everything in its
power to bring them home.
“What I can pledge, with absolute certainty, is that
starting on the first day of my Administration Boko
Haram will know the strength of our collective will and
commitment to rid this nation of terror, and bring back
peace and normalcy to all the affected areas.
“’Boko Haram’ means ‘Western Education is Sinful’.
When they are defeated militarily, as they will be, we will
ensure our citizens in the affected areas have improved
educational opportunities as a direct counterbalance to
Boko Haram’s twisted ideology. In particular we will
educate ever more young girls ensuring they are
empowered as citizens of Nigeria.
“Let us use this anniversary to remind each other that
the attack on Chibok was an attack on the dreams and
aspirations of our young people.
“We stand united in our pledge to resist terror in
Nigeria– not just through military means but also
through the power of opportunity and the hope of a
better future for all,” the statement read.
Sunday, 12 April 2015
With over 90% of votes collated across Lagos state
Saharareporters can conclusively state that Akinwunmi
Ambode of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has won
majority of votes cast during Saturday's gubernatorial
election in Lagos state.
Mr. Ambode defeated Jimi Agbaje of the People's
Democratic Party (PDP) to become Governor-elect. The
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) will
annunce final official results later today.
Hajia Aisha Jumai Alhassan, a serving senator and
former AttorneyGeneral/Commissioner of Justice of
Taraba state and candidate of the All Progressive
Congress is set to be declared the elected governor of
the state following election results that gave been
collated. Hajia Alhassan is leading her main opponent,
the Darius Ishaku, a former minister by a wide margin
which signifies that she would eventually emerge the
winner as collation has been reportedly concluded as at
the time of filing this report.
She would make history as the first elected governor of
the federal republic of Nigeria. The closest the females
had was the stint stay in office of Dame Virgy Etiaba
who was in office briefly following a sham
impeachment of her Principal, Governor Peter Obi who
was later reinstated. Hajia Alhassan is
the elder sister of Senator Abdulazeez Ibrahim
(1999-2007) who contested for the governorship sit in
2011 but lost to Danbaba Suntai.




