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2019 Elections Will Be Free, Fair - Presidency Assures Nigerians, Int'l Communit .

The Presidency on Monday assured Nigerians and the international community that the 2019 general elections will be free and fair. It also said the 2015 general election was credible just because of the then chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega. The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, disclosed these in a statement made available to journalists. Shehu was reacting to a United Nation’s prediction that 2019 elections in Nigeria will be credible and violent-free. He described the prediction as yet another indication of the world’s confidence in Nigeria’s current administration. A United Nations representative was said to have made the prediction in a Channels TV interview. Shehu expressed pleasure at what he called the world body’s accurate observation of the trends in President Muhammadu Buhari’s government, which he said could only lead down the path of free and fair elections come 2019. He said, “The Bu

Davido's 30 Billion Tour In Lagos Holds On December 27th - .

Nigerian superstar David Adeleke known as Davido is set to round off his spectacular year on a high with his first headline concert in Nigeria in five years. The singer rode on the back of two mega hit singles “IF” and “Fall” to go on a “30 Billion World Tour“. The “30 Billion Africa Tour” followed the 30 Billion World Tour, which he will now round off with a headline concert at Eko Hotel, Lagos on the 27th of December, 2017.

FG To Demolish Costain, Jibowu Bridges For Lagos/ibadan Standard Gauge Rail Line .

Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi on Monday said the laying of tracks of Lagos - Ibadan standard gauge rail line would start in December . He also said that Jibowu and Costain bridges in Lagos would be demolished to give way for the new railway lines . Amaechi made the remarks in Lagos when he met with the Steering Committee of the project and the China Civil Engineering Construction Company . The minister said “The two bridges that we may likely demolish are Jibowu and Costain to give way to the rail lines . “ But we are rebuilding them immediately; we are not going to abandon them . “ The challenges will be in the cities like Lagos , Abeokuta and Ibadan because we have to pay compensation , look at the water pipes, gas pipes , houses and cables . “ In Lagos especially , we deal with bridges , electric cables and water pipes and other assets . ” Amaechi also said that CCECC was consulting with Lagos State Water Corporation , Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation , among other

Here Is How Sleeping Late At Night Can Kill Your Career .

Hello guys, it's your favorite health blogger, Paul Samuel FitnessDoctor I believe so many Africans are ready to neglect nights of sleep with the belief that money does not sleep, but as your favorite health blogger, I am going to tell you that doing this might just leave you broke in the long run. If you go with the motto "money does not sleep" and you spend your life chasing it, then you might not get to sleep or even be healthy when you finally get your slack. If you don't want to take my word on this you can take it from someone is an international best-seller, a LinkedIn influencer and the Chief Executive at Advanced Performance Institute, Benard Marr (sounds like I was introducing Danerys right?). Marr said in a LinkedIn post You may think that burning the midnight oil and staying constantly busy is good for your career — but you might be seriously damaging your career — and your health”. Stress, among other things, increases the risk of heart disease by 40 p

Melaye, Bello’s aide disagree over attack on Senator.

The Senator representing Kogi West in the National Assembly, Dino Melaye, has accused Governor Yahaya Bello of masterminding the attack on him by suspected thugs during the Kabba Day celebration at the weekend. In a statement yesterday in Lokoja by his Special Assistant on Media, the lawmaker alleged that he was attacked by men sponsored by the state government. He claimed: “Two out of the Ebira boys that attacked him in Kabba on Saturday were sent by the state government. They were arrested by the police but later got bail following the intervention of the state apparatus.” In a swift reaction, the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Mrs. Petra Akinti Onyegbule in a statement, said her principal was committed to security of lives and property. She said her boss avoided the event to avert chaos. “The alleged attack on Dino Melaye by some aggrieved Kogi West youths would have been worsened if the governor was present at the event. “As the chief security off

Yemen hostage crisis claimed by IS ends with 35 dead.

Yemeni forces ended a hostage crisis Monday with 29 police and six civilians dead, a day after the attack claimed by the Islamic State group began with suicide bombings, official sources said. Assailants on Sunday stormed the criminal investigations unit in Aden, the Yemeni government’s de facto capital, setting it alight and taking hostages after killing two policewomen execution-style. The attack began on Sunday, when two suicide bombers blew themselves up at the entrances to the criminal investigations unit and the city’s security headquarters. Overnight, the security forces tried three times to seize back the unit, but each time a suicide bomber blew himself up, stopping them from entering, a security official said. A fourth suicide bombing occurred on Monday morning, before the security forces finally brought an end to the standoff in the southern port city. A total of 29 members of the security forces were killed during the attack and hostage crisis, th

North Korean suspects named in Kim Jong-Nam murder trial.

Four men suspected of plotting with two women to murder the North Korean leader’s half-brother were Monday named by police as North Koreans who fled Malaysia after the assassination. They were identified at the trial of Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong, the women accused of killing Kim Jong-Nam on February 13 with nerve agent VX at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in a hit that stunned the world. The pair, who were arrested days after the assassination and face death by hanging if convicted, pleaded not guilty to murdering the estranged half-brother of Kim Jong-Un when the trial began on October 2. They say they were tricked into believing they were taking part in a prank for a reality TV show and their lawyers have blamed North Korean agents. The charge sheet says four other individuals still at large are suspected of murdering Kim along with the women, but does not identify them. On Monday Wan Azirul Nizam Che Wan Aziz, the main invest

$3b down the drain, oil in north remains elusive.

Stakeholders allege hidden agenda, NNPC, others disagree Stakeholders remain divided about the wisdom in the continued search for hydrocarbon resources in the north, especially as $3 billion has already been sunk without making a commercial find. While those in favour of the search disregard the economic waste, but are encouraged by the success of oil finds in neighbouring countries like Niger, Chad and others, geologists who are mindful of the soil composition of hydrocarbon reserves, think it’s an effort in futility. The experts noted that nature has blessed each region of Nigeria with peculiar resources, and while the south is enriched with hydrocarbons, the north is blessed with solid minerals, thus, solid minerals and hydrocarbons cannot coexist. Industry experts, who spoke with The Guardian, said the persistent push by some northern leaders, including President Muhammadu Buhari, points to an underlining reason far beyond the quest, which is far from being of ec