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Don’t vote for Atiku, Saraki, Tambuwa, others – Obasanjo to Nigerians

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Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo has asked Nigerians not to support or vote for some presidential aspirants who claimed their nomination forms were purchased for them by groups. DAILY POST recalls that the former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State, former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, former Anambra Governor, Peter Obi and other aspirants had claimed that some groups purchased their Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, nomination form for them. But Obasanjo, who spoke during a colloquium to mark the 61st birthday of Pastor Itua Ighodalo in Lagos, said the aspirants lied to Nigerians and should not be voted in the forthcoming presidential election. The former president, who admitted that the problem of the country emanated from bad leadership, argued that youths cannot afford the N40 million nomination form as claimed by the aspirants. He said, “Today, they are paying N40m. Some of them (aspirants) even said it is some youths who bought it for them. ...
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September 4th 2022 | RCCG THANKSGIVING SERVICE- FULL VIDEO

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Watch September 4th 2022 | RCCG THANKSGIVING SERVICE #CovenantKeepingGod​ #RCCGSpecialService​​ #PastorEAAdeboye​ ​ WATCH NOW Happy New RCCG Year!!! This new year, God will give us complete restoration and grant us new beginnings in every area of our lives. God will give you a fresh start of blessings, breakthrough, miracles, testimonies, signs and wonders in Jesus Name. The covenant keeping God will fulfill all His promises concerning you in Jesus Name.September 2022 Holy Ghost Service #CovenantKeepingGod
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Petrol, power shortages: I apologize – Buhari sends message to Nigerians

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President Muhammadu Buhari has sent a message to Nigerians, regarding the shortage of petrol and electricity in the country. Buhari, who apologized, expressed sincere regrets for the inconvenience caused to citizens of the country following a prolonged shortage of petroleum products, something that the administration has successfully averted in its seven years in office. This was disclosed in a statement by Garba Shehu, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, on Wednesday. According to the President, “the administration knows the fuel shortage has placed a strain on Nigerian citizens and businesses, but relief is on the way. I especially apologize to all sections of society for this “The government is working round the clock to attend to this issue. An action plan agreed upon earlier this month is being implemented to address the scarcity. Working together with the Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN) and the Independent Petroleum Marketers Assoc...
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Six Players who could move to Chelsea this Summer

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The Blues may have won the Champions League in 2021, but injuries and inconsistency in form forced them out of the title fight before Christmas, despite a significant summer investment. The arrival of Romelu Lukaku was supposed to push Chelsea closer to a Premier League title for the first time since Antonio Conte's departure, but that hasn't happened. Furthermore, the performance of numerous important players has raised doubts about their long-term future at the club, while contract troubles have left the defense with little options. A busy summer is predicted if the club can resolve their ownership problem and ensure that deals can take place. The club are apparently keen to improve numerous areas of Thomas Tuchel's team, most notably in midfield. Which players, however, may make the move to Stamford Bridge this summer? Keylor Navas While Edouard Mendy is clearly Chelsea's first choice, he has made several unexpected blunders this season. Since his error in the first ...
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ASUU STRIKE TO SOON -FG

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BY EKENE OBI The Federal Government on Tuesday assured that the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, would be called off soon, saying it was taken aback by the renewed strike which university teachers embarked on February 14, 2022. Addressing the resumed conciliation meeting with the Union, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, said the government was surprised ASUU negated the understanding and assurances it gave through the Nigerian Inter-Religious Council, NIREC, led by the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar and the Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Rev. Supo Ayokunle. Quoting Senator Ngige, Deputy Director Press and Public Relations, Charles Akpan, who was in Botswana for the meeting of the African Regional Labour Administrative Centre, ARLAC, when ASUU declared action, the Minister said he thought the university teachers and their employer, the Ministry of Education would have resolve...
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