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Photos: Man strips naked after fuel attendants refused to sell fuel into his jerrycan

An angry Keke NAPEP driver stripped naked in protest after a filling station refused to sell fuel into his jerry can. See more photo after the cut..

DELSU Graduates Best student with CGPA of 4.86

 During the 10th convocation ceremony held recently, the best graduating student of Delta state University (DELSU), Ossaiugbo Marcus Ifeanyi from the department of Mathematics was recognized and celebrated.

The gifts of the Spirit are not seen in the Church of today

  The gifts of the Spirit are not seen in the Church of today...what's important is their money, cathedral and congregations without reality. Hmmm...if you're a follower of God without any gift, you're wasting your time, please, search for reality, locate it and learn in humility and sincerity. No one talks about the gift of speaking in tongues and the interpretation therewith. What we see now is nuisance in the name of speaking in tongues. I heard some churches teach their members how to speak in tongues...shame! shame!! How can you displace the ministry of the Holyspirit in the church and not suffer the punitive contingencies? There are gifts that can make you hear, see and understand the movement of God...it's the gift of THE WORD OF WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE. These double doses equip you to acquire knowledge from the earthly and heavenly territories. This gifts also makes you to be a DREAM INTERPRETER. Since all men dream and its content are from God, th

Another Former PDP Governor Dumps Party

The immediate past Governor of Bauchi State, Isa Yuguda, has left the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. Mr. Yuguda, as member of the PDP, served as minister of aviation under former President Olusegun Obasanjo and also served as governor for two terms on the platform of the party. Mr. Yuguda, who spoke to journalists in Bauchi over the telephone on Saturday said he decided to leave the PDP because the party had lost focus and presently lacked the will to bring development to Nigeria. Mr. Yuguda did however not disclose the political party to which he is headed, saying he was still consulting his supporters. “Already I have told my supporters that I will not force them to leave PDP. Anybody that wants to remain in PDP is free to do so and whoever wants to move with me is welcome." Mr. Yuguda also prayed for the success of President Muhammadu Buhari in the discharge of his duties as president.

Biafra existed 500 years before Nigeria – IPOB

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has declared that Biafra existed for over 500 years before British colonialists created Nigeria, adding that Biafra would inevitably be actualised by the instrumentality of international laws. A statement by the spokesman of the group, Mr. Emma Powerful, stressed that IPOB has the right to pursue the independence of Biafra land under international law. Explaining that IPOB members are Nigerians by citizenship but Biafrans by indigenous identity, Powerful cited the United Kingdom where Scots, Welsh, Irish and Anglo-Saxons maintain their indigenous identities as different people, but are of British citizenship. The statement read in part: “The ancient map of Africa in 1662 showed the three kingdoms in West Africa from where the new country called Nigeria was created by the colonial masters. The three kingdoms were the Kingdom of Zamfara in the North; Kingdom of Biafra from the East and the Kingd

Okonjo and the Politics of Political Will by Ebelo Goodluck

nijanewsland.blogspot.com Read the article by Ebelo Goodluck below... Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has had a distinguished public career. Twice finance minister and economic tsar, as the coordinating minister of the economy in her last iteration, she has hands on experience of the country’s financials. That can’t be denied her. Recently, speaking on the economic crisis in Nigeria at George Washington University, Washington DC, she said the current economic crunch was down to a lack of political will to foster savings. "We tried it in Nigeria, we put in an oil price based fiscal rule in 2004 and it worked very well. We saved $22 billion because the political will to do it was there. And when the 2008 /2009 crisis came, we were able to draw on those savings precisely to issue about a 5 percent of GDP fiscal stimulus to the economy and we never had to come to the bank or the fund. This time around and this is the key now, you need not only need to have the instrument