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Timaya Blasts Eedris Abdukareem: "You Are A Dirty Looking Igbo Smoker".

"I tried so hard not to resist responding to an EMPTY BARREL but I am sick and tired of all these misconception... Some times you just need to tell people the HARD TRUTH.... Bleep YOU EEDRIS ABDUKAREEM"

Skales: "Timaya Housed Me When Banky W Kicked Me Out Of EME".

"Timaya housed me when eme kicked me out, gave me his pent house to stay that's where i recorded most of my debut album. Bad belle no dey progress"

UN extends probe of Myanmar violence.

The UN decided Friday to extend an investigation into abuses committed in Myanmar, especially in Rakhine state, where violence has forced hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims to flee. The UN Human Rights Council adopted a resolution tabled by the European Union calling for the international fact-finding mission to be given another six months. Several countries distanced themselves from the resolution, including China, but none demanded a vote in the 47-member council, and the measure was adopted by consensus. The council set up the mission in March to investigate possible violations across Myanmar, with a particular focus on alleged crimes against Rohingya in Rakhine state. The Muslim minority is loathed in Myanmar, denied citizenship and are instead branded “Bengalis” — or illegal migrants who do not belong in the Buddhist-majority country. Half a million Rohingya have crushed into camps in Bangladesh since August 25, fleeing a Myanmar army campaign and communal vi

Tonto Dikeh Will Stab You Before The Next Morning If You Touch Her’ – Churchill .

Tonto Dikeh alleged that Churchill’s father was former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s gardener, that he had a hand in a miscarriage she had while with him and that he brutalized her. Someone asked him his thoughts, and the businessman in a lengthy reply took at time to explain himself, he wrote; “I’ll take time out from my very busy schedule to address these lies quickly. King’s mother had him through CS operation … it wasn’t a natural birth. Her healing process took 3 months and the doctor strongly advised against copulation for the said period. We lived together for only six months and with 3 months without copulating a 4 months pregnancy that got terminated by domestic violence is an impossibility which clears me of the claims of being a murderer and causing her to lose the said pregnancy that was a figment of her imagination to make the false claims believable. Secondly;the gold pedant she had on in the pictures showing her scars I bought from Switzerland and I handed that to her

(Ouch) NCC Vows To Curb Hate Speeches In Social Media.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) says it is partnering the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) to ensure hate speeches, particularly in the social media, are reduced to the barest minimum. The executive vice chairman and chief executive officer of the NCC, Engr. Umar Garba Danbatta, made this known in Calabar Wednesday while opening a two-day workshop on Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Utilization and Sustainability for South South Zone, organised by the Universal Service Provision Fund (USPF), a unit within the NCC. Represented by the Head of Strategy and Corporate Performance of the Universal Service Provision Fund, Kelechi Nwankwo, Danbatta said NCC would ensure that the cyberspace was sanitised in order not to endanger the peace of the country. “There is a cyber-crime law which is being operated between the NCC and the office of the national security adviser, which is being managed by the later. There are several things people want but if they

Boko Haram trials to be held behind closed doors.

Trials of Boko Haram suspects in Nigeria will take place behind closed doors with no media present, a justice ministry official with knowledge of the matter told AFP on Friday. The move was made on security grounds following discussions between the government and the Department of State Services intelligence agency. “There will be no access to the media,” said the official, who asked not to be identified. “The decision was based on the need for confidentiality because of security issues that may come up during the trial.” The justice ministry announced last week that the trials of more than 1,600 suspects were scheduled to begin from October 9. It blamed delays in prosecution on poor investigation techniques such as lack of forensic evidence, “over-reliance on confession-based evidence” and logistical problems. As of September 11, only 13 cases linked to the eight-year insurgency had been concluded, with nine convictions, according to the government. Human rights group

MI Abaga Spotted With Jon Snow Of Game Of Thrones (pictures) - .

Nigerian Rapper, MI shared pictures of himself with Kit Harington, the guy who played Jon Snow in the famous HBO series, Game Of Thrones. Well, posing with him doesn't mean you truly know him. ''You know nothing MI''.

Army kill two Boko Haram food suppliers in Borno.

The Nigerian Army on Friday said two Boko Haram food and logistics suppliers were ambushed and killed at Malamti village in Guzamala Local Government Council of Borno. Col. Timothy Antigha, Deputy Director, Army Publication Relations, 8 Division, made the disclosure in a statement issued to newsmen in Maiduguri. He said the troops recovered ammunitions, food items, consumables and animals from the insurgents. He said that troops of the 242 Battalion of 8 Task Force Division had intensified campaign to deny the remnants of Boko Haram terrorists in the Lake Chad Basin freedom of action and access to logistics within its area of responsibility. “At about 3.00 a.m. on Thursday, troops responding to a distress call, intercepted terrorists mounted on 14 horses in Malamti village, Guzamala Local Government Area of Borno State. “The troops killed two terrorists; recovered two AK-47 riffles, three magazines, 26 rounds of 7.26 mm ammunition and one hand grenade from the insurgents.

I Have Trained Five Graduates With Proceeds From Roasted Yam Business -.

A mother of nine, Mrs. Franca Nwosu, has narrated how she sponsored the university education of five of her children from the proceeds of her yam business. The Minna, Niger State resident, who sold roasted yam along the busy Shiroro Road, explained that the business was doing well in spite of the economic downturn in the country. Speaking to Northern City News on Thursday in Minna, Nwosu stated that she started the business about 15 years ago, noting that the trade had lifted her family above poverty. She said, “I started this business over 15 years ago and with the proceeds, I was able to train five graduates. So, as far as I am concerned, the business is booming, no matter the hardship in the country, people must eat, you cannot avoid food.” The trader said she opened for business by 7am everyday to serve her customers who comprised commercial motorcyclists, artisans, pedestrians and motorists. Nwosu told our correspondent that she roasted no fewer than 150 tubers of yam each day, n

Guardiola won’t clamp down after Aguero crash.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola insisted he isn't concerned by his players' off-field activities just hours after Sergio Aguero was involved in a car crash in the Netherlands. City were forced to rule out Aguero for Saturday's clash at Premier League champions Chelsea after the Argentina forward was a passenger in a taxi that crashed on its way to the airport in Amsterdam on Thursday evening. Aguero, 29, had been to a concert in the Dutch capital on his day off and suffered a broken rib in the smash, when the driver lost control of the vehicle on a bend and it struck a post. There have been questions over why Aguero was abroad just 48 hours before the leaders' showdown with Chelsea. In a statement, City said Aguero was in Holland "on his day off" and Guardiola was adamant his star had done nothing wrong. "It was his day off. I am not the police," Guardiola told reporters on Friday. "I think days off are for players to be ha

Bostwana Student Wears Towel To Campus (Photos)

A student of Botswana university got the internet talking when she appeared in school wearing a towel. The pictures was shared by a twitter user named Oaitse @Oaitse42. see pictures and reaction below:

Independence day: Buhari attends Special Jumaat service in Aso-rock (Photos).

President Buhari attended a Special Juma'at Prayer on Friday in Aso-rock in commemoration of 57th Independence Celebration of Nigeria at the State House on 29th Sept 2017. The president was accompanied by the senate president, Bukola Saraki and was also seen exchanging pleasantries with the Airforce chief and the Inspector General of Police, Idris Kpotum. Below are photographs from the service made available to PoliticsNGR;

Man Knocked Unconscious By Passerby After Attacking Lady In Public.

This is really funny. A video footage which is trending online shows the moment a man attacked a defenseless lady after an argument in public and received justice immediately. In the footage, the man (in red shirt) kicked the woman to the ground in the presence of passersby after a quarrel. The man was immediately attacked by another guy who hit him with a weapon on his head as he fell on the ground and became apparently unconscious. Passersby took their heels on seeing what had happened.

Togo: protests, a dead cow and a political message

The cow belonging to the butcher in Kparatao, northern Togo, was tied to a tree and minding its own business when the soldiers pumped it full of bullets. Within days, the stricken animal became a symbol of the popular protests against President Faure Gnassingbe which have seen mounting calls for him to step down. A photo of the white, long-horned beast sprawled in a pool of blood was shared widely on social media and sparked fevered reactions online for more than a week. Its fate was even featured on national television’s main evening news programme. But despite sparking a slew of online jokes, the killing is more than just a story and no laughing matter for the 6,000 or so inhabitants of Kparatao. The village, some 340 kilometres (about 200 miles) due north of the capital, Lome, is where opposition leader Tikpi Atchadam grew up. Military raids On September 19, the day before the last big nationwide demonstrations, Togo’s military and police turned up in force in Kpara

Akufo-Addo, Obasanjo In Imo For Rochas Foundation College Launch (Photos) -

President of Ghana Nana Afuko Addo, former President of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Governor of Oyo State, Senator Abiola Ajimobi and Governors of Niger, Kebbi and Awka Ibom States, arrive Imo State to Launch ‘The Rochas Foundation's College Of Africa’ in honor of Governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorochas’s 55th Birthday. PoliticsNGR has been furnished with photographs from the scene, See them below;

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INEC to release timetable for Etiki, Osun guber polls Thursday

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said it would on Thursday release the timetable for Ekiti and Osun gubernatorial elections coming up in 2018. The Chairman of INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, disclosed this at a meeting with Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs) in Abuja. Yakubu said that INEC had started preparations for the elections in the two states. “The end-of-tenure governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun states will be conducted next year. “In keeping with the commission’s tradition of giving all stakeholders ample time to prepare, the timetable and schedule of activities for the Ekiti and Osun governorship elections will be released on Thursday,” Yakubu said. He added that INEC would on Saturday conduct bye-election in Eti-Osa state constituency in Lagos state. “Only yesterday, we received the official declaration of vacancy by the Honourable Speaker House of Representatives for the Kware/Wamakko Federal Constituency in Sokoto state. “The tim

Ibrahim Idris Names Lagos Office Complex After Officers Killed In Owerri Robbery .

The Inspector-General of Police IGP Ibrahim Idris has named a new office complex in Lagos Police Mobile Force Headquarters Squadron 20 (MOPOL 20), Ikeja Lagos after two Gallant Mobile Police Officers Chukwudi Iboko, and Sunday Agbo, who lost their lives during a robbery attack in Owerri. The Inspector General of Police said Chukwudi Iboko and Sunday Agbo who died while repelling a robbery attack in one of the Zenith Bank branch in Owerri Imo state earlier in February this year were immortalized as a result of their selfless service in the Nigeria Police force to inspire other officers to put more effort at the discharge of their various duties. According to IGP Idris, the officers were honored because they are patriotic to the discharge of their duties. “The officers have shown serious Commitment in delivering their gallant duty while they are on duty and the Nigeria Police force will never forget them”. IGP Idris Ibrahim also added that the Mega Office Complex which is situated at th

Police arrest four alleged armed robbers in Enugu.

The Police Command in Enugu State says it has arrested four suspected armed robbers who have been terrorising residents of Oji River axis in the state. Mr Ebere Amaraizu, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) for the command in the state said this in a statement he issued on Friday in Enugu. Amaraizu said that the suspects were arrested on Sept. 28, adding that items recovered from them included a locally made short gun, English made pump action long gun and ammunition. “Other items recovered from the bandits include a DVD player and two generating sets, three televisions and home theatre with sound system with a television stand,’’ he said. The PPRO also said that the suspects were arrested by operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), Oji River Zone, acting on a tip-off. “Through intelligence information, operatives of SARS, Oji River Zone, promptly nabbed four suspected armed robbery gang which has been a thorn in the flesh of members of the public in N

Nasarawa, Plateau Back Restructuring; Want True Federalism -.

Officials of states in the North-central zone of Nigeria on Thursday said they would support the restructuring of Nigeria if it would deliver a true federal system for the country. A clamour for restructuring particularly resonating in the southern part of Nigeria had forced the ruling All Progressives Congress to set up a committee to advise it on the hot political topic. At the North-central zonal consultative forum organised by the APC committee in Jos on Thursday, Governor Tanko Al-Makura of Nasarawa State said his people would oppose any restructuring that would draw back Nigeria’s development. “Restructuring means different things to different people,” he said in a preface to his remarks. “Some people are thinking restructuring is creation of local governments and states. If that is what it means, I don’t support it.” However, he said he would endorse the process if the intention is to strengthen Nigeria’s federal system. “Restructuring should be true federalism where our peopl

Governors seek to take over, manage federal roads.

Governors of the 36 states of the federation have agreed to take over the construction and management of some federal roads under a Public Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement. The governors are to submit to President Muhammadu Buhari a strategic plan that would guide the handover and management process. Ebonyi State governor, Dave Umahi, who briefed State House Correspondents at the end of the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting presided over by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo yesterday in Abuja, decried the deplorable condition of roads in the country. The development, he said, was worsening and needed states with capacity to manage them with a view to checking the needless carnage and loss of man-hours on these facilities nationwide. “Council was highly concerned about the failure of our roads, even after fixing them,” he said. Umahi, who was joined at the briefing by his Kwara and Kebbi counterparts as well the Director General of the Nigerian Export Promotion Counc