Sunday, 27 March 2016
Sanders wins in three States but Delegates Rally Behind Clinton
Video: Trump Effigies burn by Mexican as Judas on Easter day
Suicide Bomber Kills 65, Hospitalise Hundreds durin Easter Celebration
Friday, 25 March 2016
Two Suicide Bombers Intercepted in Borno
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The post on defenceinfo which is the Ministry of Defence website goes thus "The troops of 7 Division Garrison based in Maiduguri, in conjunction with Civilian JTF averted yet another suicide attack on the innocent citizens in Borno State today. The troops intercepted 2 female suicide bombers at about 1.20am this morning, almost 100 metres south of Umurari village, outskirts of Maiduguri. However, one of the suicide bombers on sighting own troops detonated her explosive device, killing herself instantly, while the second bomber in an attempt to escape was gunned down by one of the Garrison snipers."
It also added that "The combined team of Nigeria Police and Nigerian Army’s Explosive Ordinance Device team safely detonated the unexploded Improvised Explosive Devices strapped on the gunned down suicide bomber."
In allaying the fear of the masses it says "It is important to state that there was no casualty beyond the two suicide bombers. Presently, the troops and the Civilian JTF deployed in the village are now combing the general area to forestall further breach of security."
The situation in the area is calm and law abiding citizens are going about their normal activities without fear.
Two Americans killed at Brussels Attack
Thursday, 17 March 2016
Households use Polluting Fuels for Cooking- WHO
The exposure of women and children to this hazard are particularly high making them number victims to this menace.
According to statistics from WHO websites "Almost 3.1 billion people still rely on polluting, inefficient energy systems such as biomass, coal or kerosene to meet their daily cooking needs – a number virtually unchanged over the past decade. And too many households still depend on polluting fuels and devices for heating and lighting – particularly kerosene."
WHO also says that "Women and girls bear the largest health burden not only from domestic pollution sources, but often also from related fuel-gathering tasks. For instance, available survey data from 13 countries showed that girls in sub-Saharan African homes with polluting cookstoves spend about 18 hours weekly collecting fuel or water, while boys spend 15 hours. In homes mainly using cleaner stoves and fuels, girls spend only 5 hours weekly collecting fuel or water, and boys just 2 hours."
get more from clicking on this tweets
New WHO report w/ new data on the use of polluting fuels for home cooking, lighting & heating https://t.co/xqul2rKMlm #airpollution #CSW60
— WHO (@WHO) March 17, 2016
Too many households still depend on polluting fuels & devices for heating & lighting – particularly kerosene https://t.co/xqul2rKMlm #CSW60
— WHO (@WHO) March 18, 2016
Almost half of all African households in surveyed countries rely primarily upon highly-polluting kerosene https://t.co/xqul2rKMlm #CSW60
— WHO (@WHO) March 18, 2016
We Can not Allow Trump to be our President-H.Clnton
In a post on her twitter handle she wrote that "Hate isn't an American value. Division isn't something to be glorified. We can’t let Trump be our next president."
the below give you more details
Hate isn't an American value. Division isn't something to be glorified. We can’t let Trump be our next president.https://t.co/wSgKlxOP3s— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) March 17, 2016
Thursday, 25 February 2016
Twitter Reacts to 5.0 Unilag Best Graduating Student
Which would you rather have, and why: 10 million Naira or a 5.0 CGPA?
— Ecobank_Nigeria (@nigeria_ecobank) February 25, 2016
Lol. Olodo"@Oluwas_own: I drained d fuel in our generator because I don't want my dad/mom to listen to the news about d guy with d 5.0 CGPA"
— FEMI. (@Femstarz) February 25, 2016
unilag 2 b precise "@hengadas: Wait up.. Someone actually made that grade from a Fed Uni?? "@GONnamoko: Naija leaders No send 5.0 CGPA""
— IG-@Betsytohbadt (@LizzyBetsy09) February 25, 2016
"@sauccy360: How can someone make 5.0 CGPA and have handle? From the very first day you have twitter handle sef is minus 1.0 by default"
— UnilorinOlodo (@UnilorinOlodo1) February 25, 2016
Lol u should write a book on "how to get a 5.0 CGPA"๐ https://t.co/mfR89jvIpf
— Armstrong Nick (@armstrongnyoni) February 25, 2016
Behind every 5.0 CGPA, there is a Deactivated Social Media account and Hardwork.
— Prof Attahiru Jega (@AttahiruJega_) February 25, 2016
When you come home with a 0.5 CGPA but your neighbor comes home with 5.0 CGPA how your parents shout pic.twitter.com/85xgbr05ZZ
— Gbagaun spotter (@Gbagaunspotters) February 25, 2016
#AdForumCo Olajumoke got an interview on CNN. Unilag 5.0 CGPA graduate got a mention on NTA. Won't be more hawkers than scholars?
— AdForumCo (@AdForumCo) February 25, 2016
Thursday, 1 October 2015
Friday, 21 August 2015
Boko Haram Defeated, Arms Supplier (Top Politician) Arrested
The arrest was made in the Abuja residence of the politician after the Nigerian troops had stormed his house in Borno without apprehending him.
This will almost end the attacks of Boko Haram insurgence in Nigeria as top Boko Haram leaders are now powerless and can't pull anymore attacks following the capture of their main arms sponsor who has been arrested.
SARAKI, FASHOLA, ABATI, MO ABUDU, DELE MOMODU & OTHERS WILL MEET YOUTHS IN UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS ON AUGUST 31st.

RISE Networks, Nigeria's leading social enterprise with a deliberate interest and passion for Youth and Education Development is glad to announce the Nigerian Commemoration of the 2015 Edition of the United Nations International Youth Day with the theme as “Youth Civic Engagement: The Significant Role of Youth in Politics and Public Life”. The UN-endorsed event is aimed at promotion and emphasis on the importance of the Nigerian youth in political and civil participation. Youth inclusion in governance and the understanding of their civil responsibilities have been the main focus of both RISE Networks and the UN.

The event will hold on Monday, August 31st, 2015 at the Multi-purpose Hall, University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos by 12:00 noon.
Keynote addresses will be delivered by the Senate President of Nigeria, Sen. (Dr.) Bukola Saraki (CON) and immediate past Executive Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Fashola (SAN). Guest speakers at the Panel Discussion session will include Mo Abudu, MD/CEO Ebony Life TV; Moses Siasia, Chairman, Nigerian Young Professionals’ Forum (NYPF); Dr. Reuben Abati, Special Adviser on Media & Publicity to Former President Goodluck Jonathan; and Chief Dele Momodu, Publisher/CEO Ovation Magazine.
Panel discussion will be moderated by Renowned journalist and public commentator, Tolu Ogunlesi.
The event will feature a debate themed “My Political party’s Policy on Youth Inclusion in Governance and Politics is the best for Nigeria” with representatives from the two major political parties in Nigeria— Rinsola Abiola, Acting President, APC Young Women’s Forum and Member, APC Board of Trustees; and Anthony Ehilebo, Volunteer Secretary, RETHINK Nigeria, a PDP-affiliated Youth Group, taking opposing stands.
There will also be an inter-generational dialogue, art and photo exhibition and stage play as part of the Celebrations. First Bank PLC, Verve, Close-up are official sponsors of the event. The event is ably supported by the University of Lagos. Official media partners are The Sheet NG, For Campus, Ebony Life TV, City 105.1 FM and The Guardian Newspapers.
Speakers from last year's Event include Jimi Agbaje, the PDP Gubernatorial Candidate for Lagos 2015, Mrs Folorunsho Alakija, CEO of Famfa Oil & Forbes rated Africa's Richest Woman, Popular Actress and Politician, Kate Henshaw, Lawyer and Human Rights Activist, Festus Keyamo, Patrick Obaighagbon, Ex-Governor Liyel Imoke of Cross River & Dr. Joe Okei Odumakin
The event is free and open to the general public.
You can follow Rise Networks on Twitter via (@risenetworks) and on Facebook via (facebook/risegroup). Please contact: 07060545017, 07060545018 & 07067976667 or visit: www.risenetworks.org
This Event will be streamed LIVE online and you can watch and join with this link -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrjzhZ1hn3o
Thursday, 20 August 2015
Things are about to get interesting! Turn up with Jimmy Jatt, Timaya, Reminisce in Lagos & Enugu
Thursday, 13 August 2015
Soyombo: Lagos State do not need teachers for now
Saturday, 8 August 2015
Donald Trump axed from event over Megyn Kelly blood comment
Brazilian anti-corruption radio DJ shot dead live on air

Nothing you will not hear. Brazilian radio DJ Gleydson Carvalho (pictured above) was gunned down in a studio as he broadcast live yesterday. Two gunman burst into Radio Liberdade FM in Camocin, in north east Brazil, overpowered a receptionist and an engineer and stormed into the studio where Gleydson was talking to his listeners and shot him five times, three times in the head and twice in the chest. The killers left in a motorbike.
An hour before he was killed, the DJ had been campaigning against corruption. He was known for his long-standing campaign against government corruption. He'd even received death threats while on air
"They came to the station's facility and said that they had to make an announcement,“ Herbert Silva, a local police chief, said of the killers.He added that the the culprits have been identified.
"We're going to find them soon because they don't have water, money, food and they are in a region with a lot of sun, rocks - almost a desert."
Thursday, 23 July 2015
Check out the sweetest Pidgin Proverbs
It is well known that Africans love speaking in parables and proverbs. Moreso the most widely accepted lingual franca among the masses is the Pidgin. Therefore , we present you with the silliest and wisest proverbs in Pidgin.
Man wey naked no dey put hand for pocket
translation:You can’t do somethings if there are no certain conditions.
Chicken wey run way from borno go Ibadan go still end up inside pot of soup
translation:You Can’t Run Away From Your
Destiny
Today’s newspaper na tomorrow Suya wrap
translation:Keep calm! Nothing last forever
Cow wey dey in a hurry to go America go come
back as corn beef
translation:Just be patient. Let the game
come to you. Don’t rush!
Akara and moin moin get the same parent na
wetin dey pass tru make dem different
translation:How you start doesn’t matter,what matters is how you finish.
Wetin consign agbero with overload or malu
cow with face cap?
translation:Mind your business.
If life dey show you pepper,my guy make pepper soup from am
translation:Mind your business.
If life dey show you pepper,my guy make pepper soup from am
translation:Make something good out of a bad experience
I get am before No be property
translation: stop living in the past and start
living in the present.
If person too tey for party e go follow dem wash plate
translation:Don’t outstay your welcome
Rolling stone,ofcourse na person push am now!
translation:There is always a reason for
something
Craze no hard to form,na the trekking be wahala
translation:Easier said than done
No matter how hot your tempa be,e no fit boil beans.
translation:Calm down,your temper won’t solve the problem
Every mallam with em own kettle,every hausaman
with em own radio.
translation:Every man for himself
You no need cutlery to chop slap
translation:You don’t need my translation
to understand this,lol
Okpolo eye no be open eye
l translation: Having Big eyes doesn’t make
you civilised,lol
Leave matter for Mathias and Sabi for Sabinus.
translation:let d sleeping dog lie
Bring suya, bring suya,…….na cow body dey suffer am.
translation:Every action has a consequence..
Wednesday, 22 July 2015
No Resources to Win Trophies in the Past -Wenger
Arsene Wenger claims it has been "impossible" for Arsenal to win the Premier League in the past because of financial constraints.
The Gunners, who suffered their worst ever start to a season under Wenger last term, have not won the title since 2004 and have seen Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City all triumph over the last 11 years.
Wenger has had to contend with the financial impact of moving from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium, as well as the sale of numerous key players.
"Of course," he told The Telegraph. "When you lose your best players and see opponents strengthen their squad – and they are already stronger than you – it is impossible."
Robin van Persie, Samir Nasri, Emmanuel Adebayor, Kolo Toure and Cesc Fabregas all departed as the Gunners struggled to keep up with their big-spending rivals both on and off the pitch, but Wenger says the club's mentality has now changed.
Mesut Ozil arrived for a club record €60 million in 2013 and he was joined by €50m man Alexis Sanchez last summer, while Petr Cech has been prized from Chelsea ahead of the 2015-16 campaign.
"We have reduced the gap and I believe we are ready to go further," Wenger added. "We now have the stability that gives us strength. Before I was more exposed to ‘Who will go?' and now the question I get more is ‘Who will come?'
"The transfer market is not over. We can still buy but I don't think we will sell. Our potential in the market has changed."
He added: "It's our target [to close the gap] and we have a chance in a very competitive league. We finished third and won the FA Cup so that shows we're not far away. We have a good cohesive group with the ability to do better.
"Will we win the title this season? You cannot guarantee that in the Premier League. I just say we want to. I promise we will fight to win. A manager has to take the best potential out of the team he has.
"For example, the year we lost it at Birmingham [a 2-2 draw when Eduardo broke his leg in February, 2008], we could have. Last year, no, because after six games we were 11 points behind Chelsea. We feel we have a chance this year, all going well."
Universities are allowed to go higher than the 180 Cut off mark- JAMB
Following the rancour at the University of Lagos on Wednesday morning over admission scores, the spokesperson of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, Fabian Benjamin, has said universities are allowed to go above the National admission examination cut off mark.
JAMB had announced 180 as the cut off score for admission into degree programmes and 150 for national certificate in education, national diploma and national innovation diplomas.
But explaining to PREMIUM TIMES, Mr. Benjamin said a university, depending on its peculiarities , can raise its cut off mark above the national recommendation of 180.
In the early hours of Wednesday, hundreds of Unified Matriculation Examination candidates stormed the University of Lagos to protest the decision of the institution to stop candidates from writing the forthcoming post UTME.
Many candidates with their parents gathered at the university gates as early as 7 a.m. chanting solidarity songs, demanding the removal of the JAMB registrar, Dibu Ojerinde.
Fred Enejo, a candidate, told PREMIUM TIMES that students were prevented from writing the examination to secure admission into the university.
“We were stopped at the gate simply because we got below 250 which they claim is the schools cut-off mark,” he said.
But Mr. Benjamin, explained that the University of Lagos decided that their cut off point should be 250 as a means of getting the best candidates.
“If the University of Lagos has over 25,000 students applying and they have a carrying capacity of less than 7,000 and has over 15,000 candidates that scored over 250, why will they take less than 250. It simply means the university is trying to see how they can get the best,” Mr. Benjamin said.
He said there was nothing wrong with what the universitydid as there will come a time when schools will fix cut off scores at 300.
Mr. Benjamin added that JAMB will not take anything less than what was officially announced as the cut-off score.
Okey Emordi sacked as Kano Pillars coach
Okey Emordi has been fired as Kano Pillars coach after his side played a 3-3 draw against Lobi Stars in Makurdi. The reigning league champions gave up a three-goal lead to let the hosts snatch a point in the keenly contested affair at the Aper Aku Stadium.
The former Enyimba boss replaced Baba Ganaru at the helm of the Pyramid Boys following his exit in January 2014 – and under his care, the team were sent packing in the preliminary stage of the Caf Champions League.
The General Manager of the team has also been shown the exit door with governor Abdullahi Umar appointing Alhaji Kabiru Baitu as new club chairman with the following members: Alhaji Abba Dambazau, Alhaji Naziru Aminu Wapa, Alhaji Garba Mohammed (Nawamba) and Alhaji Hassan Abdullahi Garo while Representative of Kano State Sports Council will serve as Secretary.
Pillars are ninth on the Nigeria Professional Football League log with 27 points from 19 games with eight victory and eight defeats.











