Queen Elizabeth gets Paris honour with flower market named after her

PARIS  (AFP) – Under grey skies but with hundreds cheering "Vive la Reine", Britain's Queen Elizabeth II on Saturday had Paris's best-known flower market named after her, capping a wildly successful three-day state visit to France.

The star draw at D-Day commemorations in France attended by an A-list of world leaders, the 88-year-old monarch permanently secured her place in the French capital following a moving ceremony in the heart of a city she is said to be extremely fond of.

Although located near the emblematic Notre Dame cathedral, and more ominously the Conciergerie — where French queen Marie-Antoinette was imprisoned before being guillotined following the 1789 French Revolution — the mood of the hundreds strong crowd around the market seemed anything but republican.

As the queen and Prince Philip entered the picturesque market in the historic Ile de La Cite district accompanied by French President Francois Hollande and Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo, an immense cheer rose from the crowd.

"We chopped up the head of our king but she is our queen by proxy," said Aymeric Juranicks, a Parisian in his forties.
"She is dearly loved in France because she is simple and not standoffish," said Linda Messine, a French pensioner seeing the queen for the very first time.

Before coming to the market, the queen — who wore a light pink dress and matching hat — first went to Paris's city hall where she was welcomed by mayor Hidalgo to the strain of bagpipes.

She then crossed across the Seine to rename the "flower market" as it was earlier known. It was one of the places she visited during her first trip to France in 1948.

She was a princess then, recently married to Philip and pregnant with Charles. The queen recalled that trip at a state banquet Friday speaking of the enormous pleasure she felt at visiting "this beautiful country".

After briefly being shown around the square around the market — which boasts lovely metal pavilions and dates back to the early 19th century — Hidalgo lauded the queen as a dearly loved figure in France.

"We know of your Majesty's fondness for Paris," Hidalgo said. "You have secured the affection of the French …. and Parisians."
She said the renaming of the market was a sign of France's gratitude for the role of the British in helping liberate the country during World War II.

- 'She's always done us proud' -

"Parisians today bow to you and say a heartfelt thank you," Hidalgo said, amid rousing cries of "Long live the Queen" in French.

The queen walked around the square adjoining the market, speaking to injured French and British soldiers who had cycled in from Brussels the night before to raise money for charity to rehabilitate wounded war veterans.

She was then serenaded by a band from the Paris Conservatory, which struck up a lilting 'Lil Darling' — a jazz tune made popular by Count Basie. The queen's childhood nickname was Lilibet.

Earlier as she toured the market, the band played a range of classics including Fly me to the Moon, Summertime and On the Sunny Side of the Street, apparently amongst the royal favourites.

At the end of her walkabout, the queen unveiled a plaque to mark her visit as well as a street sign bearing the market's new name.

As she left, the crowd was still reeling under the royal magic, with many conscious that it would probably be the last time they saw her in person.

"Now she's always be a bit of Paris," visiting Briton Paul Jenkins said.

"She's always done us proud, our Queen. God bless her."
But the renaming drew condemnation from some quarters.

Paris city councillor Danielle Simonnet from the far-left PG party slammed Hidalgo's "deference" to royalty.
"Paris is honouring the Queen of England and has not yet honoured any figures from the French Revolution, like Robespierre," said Simonnet.

Source: Vanguard

Ekiti Election: Jonathan Boosts Fayose Campaign In Ado Ekiti

The President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, has stressed the need for free and fair elections, come June 21, 2014 in the Ekiti State governorship polls.

Speaking during the official presentation of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) flag to the governorship candidate, Ayodele Fayose, the President assured the people of the state of adequate security during the June 21 Ekiti State governorship election.

Barely two weeks to the governorship election proper in the state, the PDP candidate's campaign got a major boost with the visit of the President and key officials of the party.

At the rally in Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti State capital, where Ayodele Fayose was formally presented to supporters as the party's flag bearer, President Jonathan called for total avoidance of thuggery and other electoral malpractices.

He also expressed optimism that his party, the PDP,  would win the June 21 election, as the crowd that trooped out to welcome his entourage at the Akure Airport as he drove to Ado-Ekiti showed that the party had genuine supporters whose votes would matter at the polls.

The Senate President, David Mark, in his remarks, urged the people not to panic as the flag bearer of the party; Ayodele Fayose was now a changed person.

Addressing the party members, Ayodele Fayose pledged a total commitment to the people when elected to office as the Governor of the state.

He advised the Governor Kayode Fayemi-led APC government to start planning its exit from office, as he was ready for victory in the June 21 poll.

Among other leaders present at the rally were the PDP BoT Chairman, Chief Tony Anenih, Vice-President Namadi Sambo, and the PDP National Chairman, Adamu Muazu.

CAN commences 3 days fasting, prayer for release of Chibok girls

Maiduguri- The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Borno, on Friday commenced three-day fasting and prayer for the release of 200 abducted Chibok schoolgirls and victims of Boko Haram insurgency in the State.

Rev. Titus Pona, the State Chairman of the association announced this in Maiduguri.

He said the fasting and prayer became necessary in view of the high trend of insurgent attacks in rural areas in the state.
The cleric stressed the need for special prayers for God's intervention for the release of the girls.

"I urge you to intensify prayer and fasting so that God will give us the lasting solution to the killings and kidnapping across the north east.

"I urge you to remain resolute in prayer for lasting solution to the security challenge in the country'', said Pona.
He advised that religion should not be used to commit devilish acts or promote selfish interest. (NAN)

Dora Akunyili is dead

Prof. (Mrs.) Dora Nkem Akunyili, former Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and former minister of Information,  is  dead.

She was aged 59.

According to a family source,  Isaac Umunna, Media Advisor to Prof. Dora Akunyili confirmed that Akunyili died in an India Hospital where she has been receiving treatment for an undisclosed ailment.

Also former governor of Anambra, Mr Peter Obi, on Saturday confirmed the death of the former minister, on behalf of the Akunyili family.

According to Obi," On behalf of the Akunyili's family, I wish to officially confirm the  death of Prof. Mrs Dora Akunyili in a Specialist Cancer Hospital in Indian  this morning at 10 am, Nigerian Time, after a two-year battle with cancer.

"In spite her illness, she was unwavering in her belief in a better Nigeria. That was why she defied her condition and was part of Anambra State Handover Committee and the National Conference.

"The last time I visited her in India, even when she needed all the prayers herself, she was full of  concern for  Chibok girls, security and other challenges facing the country and told me that she remained prayerful for the release  of those girls and for God to help  President Goodluck Jonathan to overcome all the  challenges facing the Nation. She therefore urged all Nigerians to remain prayerful and committed to building a better society for our children. We all prayed together  and I promised to be visiting her every month.

"We  thank all those who remain fervent in prayers for her recovery and urge them to remain prayerful  for the peaceful repose of her soul."

About DORA

Prof. Dora Nkem Akunyili (OFR) was born in Makurdi, Benue State (Nigeria) on the 14th of July 1954 to Chief & Mrs Paul Young Edemobi. She is a devout Catholic and is happily married to Dr. J.C. Akunyili, a Medical Practitioner and they are blessed with six children and three grandchildren. Her hobbies include reading, writing, cooking and travelling. She speaks Igbo and English fluently.

Prof. Akunyili, is an internationally renowned Pharmacist, Pharmacologist, Erudite Scholar, Seasoned
Administrator, and a visionary leader.

She has served her country in numerous strategic positions including as Director-General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and Federal Minister of Information and Communication.

EDUCATIONAL CAREER
Prof. Akunyili's educational career started with her passing the First School Leaving Certificate with Distinction in 1966, and the West African School Certificate (W.A.S.C.) with Grade I Distinction in 1973 (both in Nigeria), which earned her the Eastern Nigerian Government Post Primary Scholarship and the Federal Government of Nigeria Undergraduate Scholarship respectively. It is remarkable that throughout her high school career, Dora Akunyili was always top of her class – a record that has never been broken in the school to date.

She got her B.Pharm (Hons) in 1978 and PhD in 1985, both at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN). Prof. Akunyili won the best student award in the school of Pharmacy in her very first year in the school and the Vice Chancellor's Postgraduate and Research Leadership prize in Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences for 1984/85 and 1985/86 academic Sessions.

She was promoted to the rank of Professor of Pharmacology in October, 2000 by the same University.

WORKING / EMPLOYMENTS EXPERIENCES
Prof. Akunyili started her working career as a Hospital Pharmacist in the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) Enugu in 1978. In 1981, she ventured into Academics as a Graduate Assistant (Research Fellow) in the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, UNN. In the University system, she made a steady progress from lecturer I in 1986 until she was made Senior Lecturer in 1990.

In 1992 she transferred to the College of Medicine, UNN and became a Consultant Pharmacologist in 1996. She also worked as a part time lecturer at the West African College of Pharmacists, Lagos, Nigeria from 1992-1995.

She was appointed Supervisory Councilor for Agriculture in Anaocha Local Government of Anambra State,  Nigeria from 1994 – 1996. Prof. Dora Akunyili was appointed Zonal Secretary of Petroleum Special Trust Fund (PTF), where she coordinated all projects in the five South Eastern States of Nigeria from 1997 – 2000.

Prof. Dora Akunyili was appointed Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Nigeria from April 2001-2008. Here she recorded outstanding success. Prior to her appointment, food and drug regulation in Nigeria was chaotic.

All manner of adulterated, fake and substandard food and drugs were dumped into Nigeria resulting in over 60 percent of fake drugs in circulation. Unscrupulous individuals made fortunes from such unwholesome practices. When she assumed office, she brought in a new culture of excellence and honesty to NAFDAC and the entire Nigerian public service. As a result, the level of fake and counterfeit drugs in circulation dropped to 16.7 percent with vast improvement in the food and other regulated sectors.

As a commentator in a national newspaper once wrote, "The NAFDAC Director General is a revolutionary. She has not only changed NAFDAC, she has also changed the pharmaceutical industry in the country."

From December 2008 – December 2010, she worked as the Honourable Minister of Information and Communications, Federal Republic of Nigeria. As the Honourable Minister, Prof. Akunyili anchored the Re-branding Nigeria Project driven by the slogan, Nigeria Good People, Great Nation. The programme was conceived as an internal process to address Nigeria's negative image both at home and abroad. Dora has proved her versatility in all areas of human endeavour as she also ventured into politics when she aspired to serve her own people in Anambra State as a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

As a Scientist and a Scholar, she has presented over 600 papers delivered in various Local and International Conferences, published 4 books and written scientific articles published in 37 local and international journals. She also supervised PhD and Masters candidates.

POSITIONS/PROFESSIONAL BODIES/FELLOWSHIP
Prof. Akunyili has held several positions of responsibility in Nigeria as a professional in the course of her career. She served in six Senate Committees and various Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences Committees of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka from 1986 –1992.

From 1992 to 1994, Prof. Akunyili served as a member of Anambra State Hospitals Management Board and State Advisory Council for Women Commission. She has also served the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (P.S.N.) in various capacities, notably as the National Vice President of Association of Lady Pharmacists (1992-1995) and President of the Enugu State Branch from 1992-1998.

Internationally, as Director General of NAFDAC, Prof. Akunyili was appointed Chairman of West African Drug Regulatory Agencies Network (WADRAN) in March 2006 and as Vice Chairman of the International Medical Products Anti-Counterfeiting Task Force (IMPACT) in November 2006.

She is a Post Doctorate Fellow of University of London, Fellow of the West African Post Graduate College  of Pharmacists, Fellow of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) and member of other learned societies, a few of which are New York Academy of Science, International Narcotics Control Board, United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Expert Committee, Association for African Medicinal Plant Standards (AAMPS), Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV), and International Council for Control of Iodine Deficiency Disorders (ICCIDD).

AWARDS/RECOGNITION
For her industry and commitment to the values of honesty, transparency and selfless service, Prof. Akunyili has received over six hundred Awards and Recognitions locally and internationally, notably among which are: –

Conferment with the National Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) and Recognition as an Icon of Hope for Nigerians by President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo(2002); Person of the Year 2005 Award by Silverbird Communications (2006); Nigeria's Five Greatest Living Legends Award by Silverbird Group and Vanguard Media (Dec. 2009); Recognition as Nigerian Woman of Distinction during the Nigeria @50 Independence Anniversary Celebration (Sept. 2010); and as Minister of the Year 2010 by Nigeria Royalty Award (Dec. 2010). Integrity Award by Transparency International in South Korea (2003); Honoured as one of the 18 heroes (Health) of our time by TIME Magazine, New York (2005); Grassroots Human Rights Campaigner Award by Human Rights Defence Organization (International Service) in British House of Commons (2005); Special Award for Combating Economic Crime by International Chamber of Commerce-Commercial Crime Services London (2004); Amazon of Integrity by National Council of Women Society (2004); Pharmacist of the Year Medal Award by International Pharmaceutical Federation, FIP (2005); Honourary Degree of Doctor of Laws by University of Bristol, London (2006); Honorary Georgia Citizen by The State of Georgia, USA (2006); Agribusiness, International Euro Market and Transbusiness Awards respectively for 2003, 2005 and 2006 by European Marketing Research Centre (EMRC), Brussels; Elected Honourary Member of The Royal Pharmaceutical Society Of Great Britain, London, by The Royal Pharmaceutical Society Of Great Britain, London (2008); Conferred with the prestigious Harmony Tribute Award by Planet Africa Television Canada (2010).

 

Source: Vanguard

Photos: Actress Anita Joseph Goes Wild On Scene Of New Movie

Actress Anita Joseph flaunting her back. Cash it
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Take hold of your future, Fela Durotoye charges youths

The issue of youth unemployment and its adverse effects on the country and the need to raise young entrepreneurs to curtail this problem was the major focus of the just concluded Youth Connect Forum, as experts gathered to proffer solutions and the possible way forward for the youths and the country.

The Chief Executive, Business Impact Limited and Co-Convener, Samson Olatunde gave the focal point of the forum in his welcome address "Here we are gathered at Youth connect to proffer solutions to some of the problems facing the Nigerian youth. This gathering is not your usual motivational seminar where all you get are doses of information without being   equipped   with the requisite skills needed for you to impact your world". Olatunde gave his inspiring success in entrepreneurship and how he started his business from scratch to where it is now.

Lending his voice on the issue, Fela Durotoye believes the time is now for young people to rise up with courage, character and charisma and take hold of the future. Durotoye, maintains that youths have to think beyond employment and look inward into starting small scale businesses which will metamorphose into world class businesses. According to him "when you are young, you have nothing to lose. No responsibilities, no mortgages, no bills and literally everything you do will always be a step forward". Durotoye who is the founder of Gemstone and a renowned motivational speaker and Consultant identifies courage, character and charisma as crucial factors that the youths must develop in their walk to greatness.

In her address, Senior Public Information Officer, United Nations Information Centre, Lagos, Ms. Envera Selimovic, condemned the current insurgencies in the country and the hostage of the over 200 Chibok girls. Ms. Selimovic, admonishing the youths says "you deserve a better life, so you have to fight for it". She spoke on the unemployment challenge in the country. According to her "an unemployed youth is a problem in the making", she however advised the youths to lay their hands on veritable ventures that will impact their lives and the country at large.

The event which was co-hosted by Business Impact Limited and Strategy for Mentoring Initiative and Leadership Empowerment (SMILE) held at the main auditorium of the University of Lagos, drew a large crowd of young Nigerians and attracted prominent conference speakers including Niyi Adesanya- President Fifth Gear Consulting, Jimi Tewe CEO, Inspiro Consulting, Maureen Iyasele- Founder Jobmag, Enibukun Adebayo CEO Clean Ace, Asiwaju Aderonke- Head, Counseling Unit UNILAG and Bimpe Bamigbose- Martins Founder S.M.I.L.E amongst others.

Source: Vanguard

Karrueche, T-Pain, others celebrate Chris brown’s jail release

Popular RnB singer, Chris Brown who was released a few days ago after spending nearly four months behind bars for violating probation, was welcomed with a surprise party, yesterday by his girlfriend, Karrueche, family members and friends in Los Angeles.

Chris Brown

The homecoming party was graced by prominent artistes which includes rappers Big Sean, T.Pain, Tyga, among others. Most ofthem shared their happiness with Chris' release by posting greetings on his instagram page.

Bayero will always be remembered for wisdom, competence – Jonathan

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has received with immense sadness and a deep feeling of great national loss, news of the passing away of the highly revered Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero earlier today.

The President in a statement signed by Reuben Abati, Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity) said that Alhaji Ado Bayero will always be remembered and honoured by the people of Kano and all Nigerians for his immense wisdom and competence as a traditional ruler

The statement read thus …
'On behalf of himself, his family, the Federal Government and the people of Nigeria, President Jonathan commiserates with the Emir's family and all the people of Kano over whom the departed Emir presided illustriously as traditional ruler for more than half a century.

Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayer

The President joins them in mourning the monarch whose uncommon leadership qualities and evident faith in the peace, unity, progress, and prosperity of Nigeria combined to make him one of the most respected traditional rulers in the country during his long and very successful reign.

President Jonathan believes that Alhaji Ado Bayero will always be remembered and honoured by the people of Kano and all Nigerians for his immense wisdom and competence as a traditional ruler, as well as for using his exalted throne to build bridges of unity, friendship and harmony across the nation.

The President reaffirms his declaration on the occasion of the Emir's 50th anniversary celebrations last year that the late Alhaji Ado Bayero was one of the most decent and respectable Nigerians he has had the privilege of interacting with, and he will always treasure pleasant memories of their last meeting earlier this year.

He prays that the Almighty Allah will receive the late Emir's great soul and grant the good people of Kano a worthy successor who will carry on his good works and wise rule for the well-being and benefit of all Nigerians.'

Source: Vanguard

Emir of Kano, Ado Bayero is dead

The Emir of Kano, Ado Abdullahi Bayero,is dead. He died on Friday morning. The Emir would have been 84 on July 25.

Walin Kano, Alhaji Mahe Bashir Wali in a live broadcast on Radio Kano confirmed the death. One of the princes, who does not want his name in print added that the Emir died of heart related ailment Friday morning.

File photo: The late emir of Kano Ado Bayero led Muslim faithfuls in prayers at the central mosque in Kano AFP PHOTO

He said that the condition of the Emir worsened yesterday and there was a concluded arrangement to charter an Air Ambulance to ferry him overseas.

Meanwhile, radio stations in the City have suspended their scheduled programmes and substituted them with the recititation of the Holy Quran.

The late emir will be buried today in Kano according to Islamic rites.

Sources close to the Government House disclosed that Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has abandoned the meeting of Progressive Governors Forum holding in Port Harcourt en route to the city.

The late Ado Bayero was the son of Abdullahi Bayero, the former emir, who reigned for 27 years.  Ado ascended the throne on  October 22, 1963, becoming the 13th Fulani emir of Kano and the 56th ruler of the Kano Kingdom.  He is one of the longest-serving emirs in the emirate's history.

He was a former chancellor of the University of Nigeria and until his death, the chancellor of the University of Ibadan.

On 19 January 2013, a failed assassination attempt left two of his sons injured and his driver and bodyguard dead, among others.

Source: Vanguard

Photos: 18-year old girl survives being shot twice, put in a sack & thrown in a canal by her family for marrying man she loved

Months after a Pakistani woman was stoned to death by her family for marrying a man she loved, a teenager survived after she was shot twice and thrown in a canal by her family for marrying the man she loved.Saba Maqsood was attacked by her father, uncle, brother and aunt before she was tossed into the canal.
A police spokesman,Ali Akbar told Reuters

The victim, Saba ... married her neighbour Muhammad Qaiser for love five days ago against the wishes of her family.They took her to Hafizabad, shot her twice and threw her in the canal after putting her in a sack, presuming that she was dead.'Her relatives fled the scene,and after minutes in the water she regained consciousness and struggled to the bank, where passers-by helped her. She is a brave girl. She came out of the canal and approached a nearby fuel station from where a rescue team rushed her to hospital.

Mr Akbar said he had recorded a statement from Ms Maqsood in which she blamed her family for the attack...She said

'I was tortured and shot by my father Maqsood Ahmad, brother Faisal Maqsood, uncle Ashfaq Ahmad and his wife Sajida Bibi.Her condition is out of danger and we have registered a case against her family on her complaint.'

Police had raided her father's home in the nearby city of Gujranwala but all the suspects had disappeared,
                                

 

Explosion rocks Gombe Gov’s house

Two soldiers were, yesterday, killed in an explosion that rocked the private residence of Gombe State Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo at Government Reservation Area (GRA), in Gombe metropolis.

The explosion which was heard several kilometres away from the scene also wounded six other soldiers.

The soldiers were said to be on guard, manning an armoured tank permanently stationed by the gate of the governor's house for security.

Boko Haram, which has waged an increasingly deadly insurgency in northern Nigeria since 2009, killing thousands, has carried out deadly attacks in Gombe in the past.

The cause of the explosion was, however, not known at press time.

There were three accounts of the cause of the explosion.

An AFP source said four people were killed when a pick-up truck loaded with grain bags exploded, near the home of Gombe State Governor.

"The van was moving when it exploded and killed the two men inside it and two soldiers inside the armoured vehicle was stationed near the governor's personal house," the source said on condition of anonymity.

"It is not clear if the governor's house was the target or if the explosives went off prematurely before they reached their destination."

It was not immediately clear if the explosion — which was heard across the city — was the handiwork of Boko Haram militants or politically motivated.

The blast happened at about 6:30 pm (1730 GMT) near the private residence of Gombe state governor Ibrahim Dankwambo in the upscale Government Reserve area of the state capital.

Another account, as revealed by the Senior Assistant to the governor on media, Alhaji Mansur Lawal, said that excessive heat, prompted some explosives in the armoured tank to explode.

He said there was no attack whatsoever on the governor's private residence or anywhere in the town.

"What happened was that there was excessive heat, which caused the explosion. You know that in the tank, there are guns and bullets.

"Two soldiers were killed by the explosion while six others were injured. There was no attack at all."

According to Lawal, the incident occurred at about 7 pm.

He also stated that the wounded soldiers had been taken to the hospital for medical attention just as the fire that ensued from the explosion had also been put out.

He further said that the governor had appealed for calm in the metropolis.

Third account, from a resident of the town, said the explosion must have emanated from mishandling of some explosives in the armoured tank.

According to him, the place had been cordoned off by security men.

Meanwhile, Vanguard learnt that the explosion initially caused a stir as residents thought it was an attack by insurgents on Gombe, it being a boundary state to Borno where Boko Haram had carried out several deadly attacks.

Source: Vanguard

Photos: Beyonce & Jay Z step out amid new reports they are headed for divorce

 Since the elevator incident, many don't look at Beyonce/Jay Z relationship the same way. Everyone is trying to read their actions and it tells on them.They are no more acting all loved up like they used to.

She also seems to have ditched Julius, her favourite  bodyguard of over 5 years after reports that they were having an affair and Jay Z was jealous of their closeness (Here)..He is the same one who witnessed the elevator fight.

According to Intouch Magazine this week, Jay Z has been cheating on her...They wrote...

One of the hottest girls he's been seen with more recently is Casey Cohen, a VIP hostess at 1Oak in NYC,l.Jay probably sees her twice a month. He visits her while she's working and then they slip away for an afterparty, She'll hang out with him all night, flirting with him and touching him. . . . "
Beyonce is considering divorce, say insiders. After all, evidence suggests Jay isn't going to change, so it will be Beyonce wwho has to if she can't live with what she's hearing."

Music: Sound Sultan ft. Sarkodie – Ishe

An unexpected collaboration from the Naija Ninja Sound Sultan and our Ghanian brother Sarkodie titled Ishe.

Lovely tune from two respected and creative artists from West Africa.

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Photos: Lady Gaga Shares Make-Up Free Selfie

Lady Gaga is often seen in massive blonde wigs and elaborate costumes that involve feathers and rhinestones but on Wednesday the Applause singer shared this makeup-free selfie.

This has surprised everyone that has seen it so far. In it she shows off her natural, untouched beauty while in bed. I must say she is beautiful.

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Photo/Video: Chioma Akpotha shares video of police harrassing her & colleague in Enugu

Actress Chioma Akpotha bitterly spoke out yesterday about how she and a colleague were harassed in Enugu by some police officers. This morning, she shared the video of incident. See it after the cut..

The video below...

Photo: Lynxx gives up Alcohol, Rice, Bread and more in exchange for the perfect body

Lynxx posted this online..

"Over a month (35days) of NO ALCOHOL ���� NO RICE , NO BREAD , NO PASTA, NO SODA etc! Feel Great, hoping to look even greater at the end of my 60days! #TrainDirty #EatClean thats the Motto! But overall i think ill give all the above up! Even alcohol! May do a glass here and there but no more binging! #OperationToneUp #SummerBodyLoading #LynxxxForTheGyalDem

Popular Lagos big girl Linda Mesrob opens mall in Lekki

Delectable beauty and CEO of Ariaba Lifestyle brand Linda Mesrob has opened her own mall in Lekki, Lagos. Linda, who is married to popular Lagos businessman Lolu Sodeinde, opened the one-storey white building, situated on Fola Osibo street off Admiralty way in Lekki Phase 1, recently.

The mall accommodates about 10 stores. A mall? Wow, kudos to her!

Meanwhile girls are really taking over Lekki,  especially Fola Osibo street. Agbani Darego has her store there, so does Banke Meshida and Toyin Lawani.

Credit to Linda Ikeji`s Blog

Armed men invade college, molest female students in Makurdi

Barely a week after some suspected cultists raided the female hostel of the Benue State University, BSU, another gang in the early hours of Tuesday attacked and molested some female students of the College of Advanced and Professional Studies, CAPS, in Makurdi, the state capital.

Sources told Vanguard in the institution that the armed men, numbering over 12, broke into the hostel at about 5 am while the students were fast asleep.

According to the sources, "the armed men stormed the school and gained entrance into the school, after disarming the security men whom they tied up before carrying out their operation that lasted over one hour.
"They molested and beat up female students and made away with their cellphones, money and other valuables.

"At the end of the operation, at least 11 students sustained varying degrees of injuries while most of them were traumatised .

The Sole Administrator of the college, Dr. Tyotom Keghku, however, denied the story on telephone, saying that no student was raped during the incident.

Keghku ,who alleged that the perpetrators of the crime could be from the host community, however, stated that the two students who were injured in the incident had been treated, pointing out that the state Police Command had been informed of the development.

Source: Vanguard

Shocking News: Massive Weapons Found In Zamfara Lawmaker’s Residence

Fear has gripped residents of Gusau, the Zamfara State capital following the discovery of arms and ammunition, including grenade in the residence of a lawmaker(names with held) in the state by security operatives. As the news of the scary discovery spread in Gusau and neigbouring Tsafe town,there was panic and tension as motorists and residents struggled for safety, resulting in a gridlock.

A source who pleaded anonymity, told Daily Sun that the raid on the lawmaker's residence followed a tip-off. According to sources , some men who were arrested with arms in Kano, made confessional statement that they kept their arms and ammunition in the Zamfara lawmaker's house.

"We learnt that it was based on this revelation that the security operatives stormed his two houses in Tsafe town and Takama in Gusau metropolis," a source said. It was further gathered that following the raid, several AK47 rifles,boxes of live ammunition and several tins of teargas were discovered in the legislator's residence in Gusau,while a grenade was discovered in his house at Tsafe.

Checks by Daily Sun revealed that the incident occurred after a top notcher of the ruling All Progressives Congress(APC) was invited for questioning about a month ago for his alleged romance with cattle rustlers in the state.

Observers in the state attributed the current trend to the extension of insurgency in the North. When contacted, the embattled lawmaker maintained that he was invited by security agents and he had made a written statement.

Speaking on the development, Police Public Relations Officer(PPRO), in the state, DSP Lawal Abdullahi, said the raid was carried out by a special team from Abuja but declined further comment on the matter.

Politicians contributing to insecurity in Nigeria —Gov Idris

Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State has blamed politicians in the country for contributing to the current insecurity in the country.

He said that politicians employ the services of thugs and hooligans warning, however, that the state government would deal with anybody who patronised thugs or encouraged any act of violence with the approach of the 2015 general elections in the country.

Wada spoke yesterday, during the third anniversary of the  Kogi State House of Assembly, in Lokoja.

The governor said that the state government will no longer tolerate thuggery, hooliganism and indiscipline and asked politicians in the state not to patronise thugs or encourage any act of violence as the government would deal decisively with offenders.

According to Wada, acts of thuggery and hooliganism as encouraged by the political class had contributed greatly to the insecurity being witnessed in the country now.

"The era of thuggery and acts inimical to peace and security of lives and property of the people of the state have gone for good. The concern of every politician now is to see to the development of the state.

"I urge the political players in the state not to engage youths as thugs for whatever purpose and should not by any means patronise thuggery.

"Any one caught in the act of thuggery would not be spared,  no matter how highly placed in the society," Wada said, urging politicians to use their body language to discourage hooliganism that used to characterise the state's political landscape in the past.

The governor also called on the people of the state to be security conscious, pointing out that security was everybody's business hence it should not be left in the hands of security agencies or government alone

Source: Vanguard

Toyin Lawani Opens Tiannah Styling Fashion Academy

Great news for Fashion Hopefuls! The doors to Tiannah's Place Empire will open to fashion, beauty and style enthusiasts this month!

And if you think you have what it takes to work with the best in the fashion industry as well as learn with the best kits, The Tiannah Styling Fashion Academy is the place to be.

Located at 10, Fola Osibo, Lekki One, registration for admission into TSFA opens on Monday June 2, 2014 and closes on July 7, 2014. Interested candidates can pick up forms at the Empire during the one-month period.

Aside the styling school, Tiannah's Place Empire also operates businesses in retailing, Television, Video & Runway Show Production, Unisex salon & Spa, Travels, Tours, and Hospitality & Food.

Credit to Ladun liadi`s Blog

5 Must-Match Areas for a Happy Relationship

It's like walking into a candy store. Every eye color, profession, height, geography, spirituality, sense of humor and passion wait for you when you log in to the site. In a way, it's a fantasy coming true – all you have to do is choose.

There's no longer a need to go out to a pub or the library and hope your perfect one walks through the door. You can decide in detail who to search for, up to the size of her or his shoe.

Yet once you meet away from the screen, reality sets in. How can you know if your date's a good fit?

1) Values

We all have guideposts to help us move through life and create a path we can be proud of and happy about. Consider which values are non-negotiable and which have wiggle room.

Some vegetarians, for example, lead happy lives with carnivores while others wouldn't go out on a date with them. Similarly, if you and your date have conflicting religious or political believes, you might face additional challenges. It doesn't mean the relationship won't work, yet it's definitely something to consider.

2) Sense of Humor

A sense of humor is one of the more diverse traits humanity has. People find different things funny and they bring up humor at all kinds of times.

A sense of humor can reflect how a person lives her or his life, how they treat others and themselves and what they value, so pay attention to your partner's sense of humor and to how she or he responds to yours.

3) The Way You Express Love

Some people like to talk and others like to show. Some view expressing love as buying each other elaborate gifts while others prefer simple, daily gestures. Some are romantics and others mix love with cynicism. Some goof around all the time and others need serious moments.

Think of how you'd like to express your love for your partner and how you'd like your partner to express love for you. You could teach each other how to treat you, but don't go into a relationship hoping you'll change them down the line.

4) Your Goals and Dreams

Whether you want to have kids, where you want to live and how much money you're comfortable having are just the beginning. Are you career-driven and your partner is not? Do you love the thrill of entrepreneurship while they need the security of a regular job? Are you all about self-growth and they don't deal well with change? Do you want to travel the world and live a nomadic lifestyle and your partner prefers the community that comes with setting roots?

You don't need to have identical goals and dreams for the relationship to last – and compromise is part of any relationship – yet consider in advance what you're willing to compromise and what you can't live without.

5) Your Relationships With Yourselves

How much you love yourself and invest in your own life is how much you'll be truly emotionally available to love another. Don't look to be someone's better half, but your own full person building a richer life with another full person.

Create a healthy relationship with your body, your mind and your soul, and choose someone who's creating a healthy relationship with her or himself. That's ingredient number one for a healthy relationship with each other.

Police arraign 8 LASU students over fee protest

Eight protesting students of the Lagos State University, LASU, arrested by the Police on Tuesday were, yesterday, arraigned before an Ikeja chief magistrate's court for alleged breach of public peace.

The students were arraigned before Magistrate Eniola Fabanwo for conducting themselves in a manner likely to cause breach of public peace.

Moments after the charges were read to them by the court registrar, they all pleaded not guilty to the one count offence.

The students, who were brought to the court untidy, alleged that they were maltreated by the Police, who apart from beating them also forced them to evacuate waste from a septic tank.

They were accused of allegedly hijacking a vehicle, LAGBUS No P004 with number plate SMK 719 XK, property of Lagos State Government.

The five male and three female students arraigned are Bolarinwa Olamide (male, 23 ), Oludare Samuel Olayinka (male, 18), Oni Victoria (female, 18), Fatukasi Timilehin (male, 19) and Babatunde Bolarinwa (male, 24).

Others are Ajayi Taiwo (female, 24 ), Olatimihan Taiwo (female, 20) old and Akani Segun (male, 27).

The trial magistrate has since granted them bail in the sum of N10,000 each with a surety each, who should be their relative.

According to the Police, the students allegedly committed an offence which contravenes Section 166 (D) of the Criminal Laws No 11 Vol. 44 Law of Lagos State of Nigeria 2011.

The LASU students took to the streets in Lagos, Tuesday, causing traffic gridlock along the Lagos‑Abeokuta expressway, protesting hike in their school fees.

They also blocked the road leading to the domestic wing of the Murtala Mohammed Airport, Ikeja, forcing motorists to spend hours in traffic.

Our wards are not students —Parents

Meanwhile, some parents of three of those arraigned have argued that their wards were not students, but were wrongly arrested by the Police while walking along the streets during the protest. They urged the government to intervene to ensure the release of their children.

Earlier, the protesting students had urged Governor Babatunde Fashola to direct the closure of the institution's payment and registration portal, but there was no response from the authorities.

They also demanded that the state government immediately reverse fees payable to N48,500 maximum or nothing.

The new fees are: Education, N193,750; Social and Management Science, N223,750; Law, 248,750; Communication/School of Transport, N238,750; Science, N258,750; Engineering, N283,750; College of Medicine, N308,750.

Source: Vanguard

FG will explore all options to secure release of Chibok girls

Abuja – The Federal Government on Wednesday said "all options'', including negotiation, are open to free the abducted Chibok schoolgirls.
The Coordinator of the National Information Centre, Mr Mike Omeri, made this known when he gave an update on the security operations in the North-East at a joint news conference in Abuja.

"The Federal Government is totally committed and focused towards ensuring that our beloved children, kidnapped girls, are returned safe and sound.

"Therefore, as we said before, all options in line with international best practices are open in this case,'' Omeri said.

He said government had distributed relief materials to communities affected by the insurgency in the North-East as well as Jos through the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA).

According to him, efforts are ongoing to reach victims also affected by the insurgency in other states.

Omeri appealed to members of the public, spirited individuals and corporate organisations, to come to the aid of victims of the insurgency through NEMA. (NAN)

Beyonce Gets s*xual, Shares Pointed bosoms Photo

s*x symbol, singer, wife and mother — Beyonce, 32 year, got her male fans smiling after sharing new photos and one in particular with her bosoms shooting out of her clothe.

Beyonce decided to change it up a little from the normal vacation photos she usually shares.

Photos below: -

Credit to Informationng

Photos: Check Out The Lady Who’s Reported To Be Davido’s Wonder Woman

Many refer to Her [Nish Kards] as the Kim Kardashian of Ghana. And with her banging body and some resemblance to Kim, she dated Davido until enewsgh blog recently published the following story: Nigerian, musician, Davido, has really had some good times in Ghana.

 Apart from the fact that he enjoys heavy rotation on urban radio, he is also popular amongst the female republic. Nish Kards, the Tema-based fine chica he once dated, is aliving proof of his excesses. When they were together (or they still are?), they were really such a cool item. She liked him. He liked her.

We can't say much. They've gone their separate ways, we hear. Too bad. She definitely doesn't want any of Omo Baba's designer clothes, neither does she want to ride along in his Ferrari. She is doing fine without him, we can see. He's also gone on to some more hits. See more photos below…
                                             

Oni never won election in Ekiti – Fayose

Ayo Fayose

Ekiti State governorship candidate, Ayo Fayose, has said former Governor Segun Oni never won any election in the state.

Fayose, who is contesting for the governorship seat on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, said this through his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Idowu Adelusi.

He said Oni's emergence as governor in 2007 was fraudulent. He added that even Oni's appointment as the Vice-Chairman, South-West PDP was also fraudulent.

Fayose, who served as governor between 2003 and 2006, said Oni defected to the All Progressives Congress because he was used to the undemocratic style of the APC.

He said the PDP would not lose sleep over Oni's defection and maintained that he would win the June 21 elections and shame all his opponents.

He said, "Segun Oni has never won any election in his life, whether primary or general election. He believes in imposition because he is not popular.

In 2007, he came third in the PDP governorship primary but former President Olusegun Obasanjo and two other leaders in Ekiti used their might to give him the ticket.

"In that primary, Yinka Akerele came first while Prof. Segun Ojo came second. Even in 2012, during the zonal congress of the PDP in Osogbo, Osun State, he was imposed again as the national vice chairman, South-West. All other aspirants were asked to step down for him. He believes in imposition, godfathers because he cannot win on his own.

"Because he did not win the primary, but was imposed, nemesis caught up with him. That was why he was removed from office. He is not relevant in Ekiti politics."

However, Oni described Fayose's statement as unbecoming of a man he once helped to win elections.

He said, "When Fayose won in 2003, we made him win. He did not come to campaign in Ifaki, which has two wards. We did not allow him to come here to campaign. We did not accept party money. I bankrolled all that we did in Ifaki including the money we gave to party agents and we delivered the two wards.

"After I had been governor and out of office, we delivered the House of Assembly seat to the PDP. After Fayose left office, he has never won a councillorship seat in any party."

Via: Punch

Photos: R. Kelly’s Daughter Turns Herself Into A Man

Jaya Kelly, who prefers to be called Jay, had constantly associated herself with men rather than women, as "transguy" means a female looking like a male and exhibiting a man's qualities.

The 14-year-old's mother Andrea is said to be not disturbed by the daughter's behavior and she accepted her new lifestyle.

The famous R.Kelly who is a hit-maker, numerous Grammy Award winner, successful record producer and rapper hasn't said anything about the issue yet.

They Asked Us To Converge At The Centre Of The Village, Shouted Allahu-Akbar And Shot At Us- Boko Haram Survivors

At least 200 villagers may have died in Borno State after gunmen believed to be members of the extremist Boko Haram sect, but dressed in military uniforms attacked villages in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State, government officials and eyewitnesses have said.

Premium Times gathered from reliable sources that the villages of Attagara, Agapalawa and Aganjara, all in Gwoza Local Government Area, were on Monday attacked by gunmen who pretended to be soldiers.

Commenting on the attack, the senator representing the area, Muhammed Ndume, said his constituents were under the siege of the Boko Haram insurgent group.

The residents of these communities had suffered several attacks including the shooting of nine worshippers in a church in Attagara Village during a church service last Sunday. The killing sparked off reprisal from emboldened villagers who chased the attackers and got killed four of them while three others were arrested.

On Monday, while the villagers were mourning the loss of those who died on Sunday, information dribbled around the neighbourhood that the insurgents might attack again.

The villagers said they informed the military personnel in Gwoza town but were not taken seriously, even though the soldiers promised to follow up on the report.

"When the attackers came, most residents of the community actually thought they were military personnel. It didn't occur to them they are Boko Haram. Over 200 corpses are laying in the villages now yet to be buried," said one Ngalamuda Ibrahim, a resident of Gwoza.

Another resident of Attagara whose four younger brothers were killed during the Monday carnage said "they came in military Hilux; and we all thought they were the soldiers that we earlier reported that the insurgents might attack us."

"When they came in over 10 Hilux vehicles, we all felt relieved that at last the military had arrived, so we went to them and they told us that 'we are soldiers and we are here to protect you all.'

"They then urged all of us to converge at a particular spot at the centre of the village; we all complied; but when they saw that a sizeable number of us had converged, they began to shout 'Allahu-Akbar, Allahu-Akbar' on top of their voices, then they began to fire at the people continuously for a very long time until all that gathered were all dead", said the source who is a community leader but would not say his name for fear of his personal safety.

"I lost four of my blood brothers in the massacre", the source added. "I was lucky to escape because I was not very close by when the gunmen started shooting at our people, I was going round to inform people that the soldiers had come and they wanted to address us; I managed to escape through villages in Adamawa State and later made it to Maiduguri."

"We are under siege in Gwoza", said Mr. Ndume, who is also a native of Gwoza local government.

"Over six wards of Gwoza local government have been taken over by insurgents, who also mount their flags in those areas.

"We had a meeting with the governor and the GOC (General Officer Commanding of the Nigeria Army 7 Division); and the GOC assured us that troops would be sent there immediately to go rescue the situation; the Borno state governor gave the military all the needed logistics at his disposal to assist them go rescue the villagers, especially where the insurgents were said to have hoisted flags.

"It is sad that we have to wait till now that people are being killed for government to take action. We know that for long, the road to Gwoza from Maiduguri had been a no-go area even for the soldiers.

"It is a known fact that soldiers of the Nigerian army have been overstretched in both human and material capacity; the federal government has to rise to the occasion to give these soldiers the needed support to work. Two major federal government bridges leading to Gwoza have been bombed and no one seemed concerned about this," he said.

Premium Times learnt that most of the survivors of the attacks, especially women and children, fled to the neighbouring Cameroon territories as most villages around Gwoza town had either been attacked or sacked by the Boko Haram insurgents.

The attacks on Borno communities have continued despite an emergency rule in place in the state.

Cameroon’s Military Kills 60 Boko Haram Members

Cameroon's state radio reported that the country's military has killed at least 60 Boko Haram members who crossed over from Nigeria seeking refuge.

According to the national radio, the heavily-armed militants, reportedly killed in the village of Dabanga in far Northern Cameroon, crossed over from Borno State. They were then ambushed by Cameroonian soldiers, the report said.

Fonka Awah, governor of the far north region of Cameroon, said his office had received information that some Boko Haram members might be hiding in Cameroonian villages, and asked for specialized troops to be deployed.

He told the Voice of America, VOA that the military had done a good job.

"Of course yes, without mincing words, after such a situation, you reassemble the forces and map out strategies, you galvanize them and put them back into action and I think that is what we have just done," he said.

Ebenezer Akanga, a journalist who works with Cameroon's national broadcasting station, told VOA in a telephone interview that if the military had carried out similar attacks in the past, Boko Haram would not be using Cameroon as a safe haven.

"The opinion many people have is that from the beginning, the government seemed to have been caressing the Boko Haram, the government did not seem to have been taking this fight very seriously. This is what was expected to be done from the very word 'go.' In fact, if the military had this type of reaction it would have deterred the Boko Harams from crossing to Cameroonian territory," said Akanga, adding that security forces from Cameroon and Nigeria should work together to eliminate Boko Haram from the two countries.

"The military has to adopt different strategies because it does not only suffice chasing away the Boko Haram.

"The fight needs to be taken to their backyard. Even if officially there may not be agreements authorizing the Cameroonian military to cross over into Nigerian territory, I personally think that this fight can not be won by fighting the Boko Haram only in the Cameroonian territory.

"The fight should be taken to their own camp out there in Nigeria."

Last month, Cameroon and Chad both declared war on Boko Haram. Cameroon has since deployed 2,000 troops along its border with Nigeria.

Via: VOA

House Orders N225m Bullet-proof Cars Returned To Supplier

The House of Representatives Committee on Aviation, yesterday, ordered the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, to return the controversial N225 million bullet-proof cars that were purchased during the tenure of former Aviation Minister, Princess Stella Oduah, and recover the money.

Chairman of the committee, Nkiruka Chidubem Onyejeocha, said NCAA have no business keeping the cars, stressing that the contract terms between NCAA and Coscharis Motors should be cancelled and the money recovered from the supplier.

Onyejeocha made this call while on an oversight visit to the agencies at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos.

"What we said about the bullet proof cars is that the contract should be cancelled and that they do not have any business keeping the cars. It should be returned to the supplier and then recover our money," she said, adding that due process was not followed in the contract.

Earlier, the acting Director-General of NCAA, Engr. Benedict Adeliyela, said that the cars were parked at the NCAA's office in Abuja.

Commenting on the concession agreement entered into by Federal Aviation Agency Nigeria, FAAN, and First Bank, Onyejeocha said the concession agreement was not favourable to FAAN, noting that the bank was not supposed to be doing revenue automation at the airport.

She was reacting to the statement of the Managing Director of FAAN, Mr. Saleh Donuma, that FAAN did not have any relationship with Avitech, who is the company responsible for airport automation.

According to Donuma, First Bank was the party that partners with Avitech to be collecting money from the airport on behalf of the bank.

Onyejeocha said the house was not satisfied with the concession agreements, saying "we have a strong opinion about some concessions, especially the one with Avitech.

"They said they were not directly in contact with Avitech, that it is First Bank that they know. They know that we are not satisfied and that is why they said that the zero car park had been terminated, which means their concerns is also our concern.

"On the issue of Bi-Courtney and Meavis, I think it will be better than what we have with First Bank. That was why during the bullet-proof issue, you already access more than N600 million from First Bank because they are collecting your money. So it is wrong.

"You said it with your mouth that Avitech is a technical partner to First Bank. The bank collects revenue. Do we need a bank for automation? A bank cannot come and do automation in airport. It simply means you just exist.

"You are just sitting here and your money goes somewhere else. So I do not know how you will balance that. If we say Meavis is bad business, First Bank should be the worse. They do not have any business collecting our revenue.

"I know that you should have somebody that should be collecting revenue and paying to the bank and that person is answerable to you since you do not have direct relationship with Avitech. It means that something is wrong because you said you do not have a relationship with Avitech that you only have relationship with First Bank.

"How will FAAN have a relationship with a bank apart from keeping of your money? There cannot be even proper accounting of the revenue because as they are progressing, you are retrogressing," she said.

Via: Vanguard

Fayose, Fayemi disagree on murder allegation

Governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in Ekiti State, Mr. Ayo Fayose, has accused the All Progressives Congress of plotting to implicate him in a phantom murder plot.

He alleged that the APC had last Monday met in Osogbo, Osun State, where it concluded to kill an innocent citizen and dump the corpse in the state.

Addressing journalists in Ado-Ekiti on Tuesday, the Director General of the Ayo Fayose Campaign Organisation, Chief Dipo Anisulowo, said the plot of the APC was to label the PDP and his candidate as being responsible for the murder.

"They deliberately wanted to kill the innocent person and clean the blood with customised vests of Ayo Fayose and dumped the vests and the weapon used a few kilometers away from the scene of the crime to justify their nefarious plans.

"The APC leaders have also concluded arrangement with some already compromised and corrupt police officers who have agreed to collect money and help them with spurious investigations thereafter," Anisulowo alleged.

AFCO urged the security agencies and the people of the state to prevail on Governor Kayode Fayemi and the APC to stop the alleged "plans."

"The PDP and its candidate (Fayose) cannot and will not kill any Nigerian for the sake of looking for power. We are, therefore, not going to fold our arms and allow these propagandists to implicate us into another orgy of violence."

But the Kayode Fayemi Campaign Organisation in a counter-allegation accused Fayose of plotting "to re-enact imprints of blood-letting and murder."

In a statement issued on Tuesday, KFCO's spokesperson, Mr. Dimeji Daniels, described the allegation against APC "as a foul cry aimed at diverting attention and shifting the blame for his planned chaos and other heinous crimes he (Fayose) planned to assign.

"Fayose plans to shift the campaign from the realm of ideas to the ring of violence, killings and murder. The PDP and its candidate have lost out in the culture of debate and the tradition of decent politics that are the hallmarks of the APC.

"Fayose has been visiting brothels across the state where he hopes to recruit the dregs of the society for his planned attacks on the people of the state," Daniels said.

Citing the killings of Bola Ige, Harry Marshal and Dokibo Amasiori, he argued that the "PDP that controls the security operatives has failed to find the killers."

Daniels, who said Fayose will be held responsible for any violence or killings that might take place in the state, recalled that Mr. Tunde Omojola and Dr. Ayo Daramola, were murdered.

Via: Punch