Monday, September 16, 2013

The Nikkai ceremony between the Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar and his bride, Zarah took place on Friday September 13th in Abuja and another ceremony held on Saturday.

The Nikkai ceremony between the Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar and his bride, Zarah took place on Friday September 13th in Abuja and another ceremony held on Saturday.
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Many dignitaries were in attendance at the wedding: Two former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalam Abubakar, Minister of the FCT, Bala Mohammed and members of the National Assembly.
The reception which held at the ThisDay Dome was attended by Govs. Ibrahim Dankwambo of Gombe State, Idris Wada of Kogi State, Acting Governor of Taraba, Alhaji Garba Umar, Senators Andy Uba and Paulinus Igwe.
Other dignitaries included former Chief Security Officer to late Gen. Sani Abacha, Maj. Hamza Al-Mustapha, Femi Otedola and Mr. Akin Oshuntokun, a the former MD of the News Agency of Nigeria.
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The First Lady of Nigeria, Dame Patience Jonathan and  Mrs. Jonathan's business partner,  Hajiya Bola Shagaya with the Chief Justice of the Federation, Justice Aloma Mukhtar (r); wife of Benue State Governor, Mrs. Yemisi Suswam  during the wedding dinner in honor of the IG at the International Conference Centre, Abuja on Friday.
Mohammed got married about a year after Abubakar lost his wife, Maryam.
She died in January, 2012 shortly after Abubakar was appointed as acting IG.
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The Nikkai ceremony between the Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar and his bride, Zarah took place on Friday September 13th in Abuja and another ceremony held on Saturday.

The Nikkai ceremony between the Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar and his bride, Zarah took place on Friday September 13th in Abuja and another ceremony held on Saturday.
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Many dignitaries were in attendance at the wedding: Two former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalam Abubakar, Minister of the FCT, Bala Mohammed and members of the National Assembly.
The reception which held at the ThisDay Dome was attended by Govs. Ibrahim Dankwambo of Gombe State, Idris Wada of Kogi State, Acting Governor of Taraba, Alhaji Garba Umar, Senators Andy Uba and Paulinus Igwe.
Other dignitaries included former Chief Security Officer to late Gen. Sani Abacha, Maj. Hamza Al-Mustapha, Femi Otedola and Mr. Akin Oshuntokun, a the former MD of the News Agency of Nigeria.
READ MORE: http://news.naij.com/47134.html
The First Lady of Nigeria, Dame Patience Jonathan and  Mrs. Jonathan's business partner,  Hajiya Bola Shagaya with the Chief Justice of the Federation, Justice Aloma Mukhtar (r); wife of Benue State Governor, Mrs. Yemisi Suswam  during the wedding dinner in honor of the IG at the International Conference Centre, Abuja on Friday.
Mohammed got married about a year after Abubakar lost his wife, Maryam.
She died in January, 2012 shortly after Abubakar was appointed as acting IG.
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Dangote, Richest African In The World

Dangote, Richest African In The World


The Forbes Magazine has announced Aliko Dangote as the world’s richest African in the world, just as the world’s richest black woman, Folorunsho Alakija, is conspicuously missing in the magazine ranking of the 21 richest Nigerians.
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Alakija, an oil tycoon and fashion designer, reportedly worth at least $3.2 billion edged out African American Oprah Winfrey, worth more than $2.7 billion, in Forbes 2012 list of richest black people.  
However, Forbes said the value of shares held in quoted companies, size and market share of their companies, number of companies they own and its assumed value and the impact of the companies on the Nigerian economy were the yardstick used in compiling the new list.
Full list of the richest 21 are Aliko Dangote, founder of Dangote Group, richest man in Africa and richest black man in the world; Mike Adenuga, Conoil, Equitorial Trust Bank, Globacom; Femi Otedola, Zenon Oil and Gas; Orji Uzor Kalu, Slok Group; Cosmos Maduka, Coscharis Group; Jimoh Ibrahim, Nicon Insurance, Global Fleet; Jim Ovia, Zenith Bank, Visafone; Pascal Dozie, MTN Nigeria, Diamond Bank; Oba Otudeko, Honeywell Group Nigeria; Sayyu Dantata, MRS Group. 
Others are Umaru Abdul Mutallab, former Chairman First Bank Plc, Mutallab Group; Samuel Adedoyin, Doyin Group; Dele Fajemirokun, Chairman Aiico Insurance, Xerox Nigeria, Chicken Republic, Kings Guards; Cletus Ibeto, Ibeto Group; Raymond Dokpesi, Daar Communication, AIT; Tony Ezenna, Orange Group; Molade Okoya Thomas, Chairman CFAO Nig and other six french companies; Ifeanyi Ubah, Capital oil and gas; Leo Stan Ekeh, Zinox Computer;Fola Adeola, GTBank; Ade Ojo, Elizade Motors Nig Ltd, Distributor of Toyota cars.

Girls, Never Say These 10 Things Right After Your Steamy Action Is Over

Girls, Never Say These 10 Things Right After Your Steamy Action Is Over


After a steamy action-filled time spent with a man, women’s brains may be feeling a bit dizzy, therefore the ladies should watch out what they say!
There are some things which should be a taboo to tell a man after making love, in order to prevent the relationship from collapsing. 
1. "Hurry Up, My Boyfriend’s on His Way".
 Mentioning about another guy right after having fun with another guy is a total relationship killer.
2. Compare Game.
Comparing your current man in bed to your ex is a horrible thing to do at any moment, but after sex, it’s an absolute no-no!
3. Mommy Talks.
Talking something even remotely related to his mother will deflate his mood in less than a second. Keep those talks for another time.
4. “You can leave”.
Asking a guy to leave right after sex, usually sound way too cold-blooded.
5. “I love you”.
Women can get too emotional after the big 'O'. However if it’s a one-night stand or casual sex, refrain from using these three words, unless that’s your plot to get rid of a guy.
6. Fishing for Compliments.
Everyone wants to hear good things about their performance. But, don’t fish for compliments right after sex. It makes you come across as needy and is a total deal breaker. No man is in a mood to appease you insecurity right after sex.
7. “You Have to Last Longer”.
It’s no secret that most times men finish before women. But, telling him something like, “wish you could’ve lasted longer” is going to hurt his ego and only add more pressure next time. Also, it will completely kill the beautiful moment right after sex.
8. Learn New Moves.
Telling him to learn new moves right after sex is not going to solve the problem, even if your action together became rather dull and boring. In fact, it’s only going to make things worse. Choose another time to discuss such things.
9. Ok-ok.
It’s always a good idea to shower your man with compliments on his moves right after sex. But, if your man asks you about his performance, don’t answer saying, “it was so-so” or “not bad”. He’s bound to think he didn’t perform well. Choose your words wisely.
10. “Tiny”.
No guy ever wants to hear that word about his package. Using words like ‘cute’ doesn’t help either. 

Nasarawa Government To Spend N447m On e-libraries, Laboratories

Nasarawa Government To Spend N447m On e-libraries, Laboratories



The Nasarawa State Government on Monday said it has awarded contract for the construction of six e-libraries and three laboratories in the state at the cost of over N447 million.
Dr Salisu Mohammed, Senior Special Assistant on Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to Gov. Umaru Al-Makura disclosed this during a meeting with the contractors in Lafia.
Mohammed said the e-libraries would be located in Lafia, Doma, Akwanga, Keffi, Nasarawa and Karu.
He said three science laboratories at Government Science School, Lafia and Nasarawa Eggon as well as Government College, Keffi would be renovated and equipped.  
The governor's aide said the projects were part of efforts to boost the education sector and revive reading habit in students.
Mohammed, who said the projects would be completed within 16 weeks, warned the contractors against violating the contract agreement.
``We are aware that some of the contractors may have even sold the contracts out before getting the award documents.
``I can assure you that the government will not hesitate to sanction anyone found to be engaging in sharp practices that would jeopardise our aim,” he said.
One of the contractors, Alhaji Abubakar Aruwa assured that they would deliver the projects on time and according to specification. (NAN)

Nasarawa Government To Spend N447m On e-libraries, Laboratories

Nasarawa Government To Spend N447m On e-libraries, Laboratories



The Nasarawa State Government on Monday said it has awarded contract for the construction of six e-libraries and three laboratories in the state at the cost of over N447 million.
Dr Salisu Mohammed, Senior Special Assistant on Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to Gov. Umaru Al-Makura disclosed this during a meeting with the contractors in Lafia.
Mohammed said the e-libraries would be located in Lafia, Doma, Akwanga, Keffi, Nasarawa and Karu.
He said three science laboratories at Government Science School, Lafia and Nasarawa Eggon as well as Government College, Keffi would be renovated and equipped.  
The governor's aide said the projects were part of efforts to boost the education sector and revive reading habit in students.
Mohammed, who said the projects would be completed within 16 weeks, warned the contractors against violating the contract agreement.
``We are aware that some of the contractors may have even sold the contracts out before getting the award documents.
``I can assure you that the government will not hesitate to sanction anyone found to be engaging in sharp practices that would jeopardise our aim,” he said.
One of the contractors, Alhaji Abubakar Aruwa assured that they would deliver the projects on time and according to specification. (NAN)

You're Double Minded, Unstable, Jonathan Tells el-Rufai

You're Double Minded, Unstable, Jonathan Tells el-Rufai



President Goodluck Jonathan on Sunday urged Nigerians to beware of former FCT Minister and Deputy National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Malam Nasir el-Rufai who he described as "a double minded and unstable man in all his ways."
The former minister was receiving this bashing for stating in an interview published in the Saturday Sun of September 14, 2013 that nothing could make President Jonathan succeed because he was a grossly incompetent president who hardly listen ed or understood issues.
But in a statement issued in Abuja by his  special assistant (New Media), Mr Reno  Omokri, the president urged the public not to be misled by the machinations of el-Rufai, "a man who is in dire need of prayers and perhaps psychological assistance.".
He recalled that contrary  to his position in the interview, el-Rufai had at a meeting with Ambassador John Campbell in April  of 2007, said that Jonathan, the then vice-presidential nominee of the People's Democratic Party, PDP, "is clean and honest."
Omokori added that  el-Rufai had  told the ambassador that Jonathan was the only candidate that met  Obasanjo’s  guidelines- honesty and  Ijaw.”
He said unknown to  el-Rufai, the ambassador kept a record of their conversation which was now a public record in America.  
Omokori said, "Beyond that,  Nasir  el-Rufai, who had gone into voluntary exile under the presidency of Malam  Umaru  Musa  Yar'Adua  after he was accused of corruption and abuse of office while he was minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), felt safe enough to return to Nigeria as soon as President Jonathan ascended to power.  
Omokri recalled that when  el-Rufai  returned to Nigeria in 2010, he visited President Jonathan at the  presidential villa on May 11, 2010, and was the first major political figure to call on him to contest for the 2011 presidential election.
He noted that in the double-speak nature of el-rufai, he showered encomiums on Gen. Muhammadu Buhari in the  latest interview contrary to a damning conclusion on the General in 2010.
"I think that where Nigeria is today, it is only someone like  Buhari, with the experience of having run the country before, and having run it along certain principles of discipline, integrity and accountability, that Nigeria needs," he stated. 
Recalling that the same el-Rufai had, however, in October 6, 2010, said Buhari was not a suitable person to rule the country, Omokori said, "Malam  el-Rufai  wishes to remind General  Buhari  that he has remained perpetually unelectable because his record as military head of state, and afterwards, is a warning that many Nigerians have wisely heeded.
"His insensitivity to Nigeria’s diversity and his parochial focus are already well-known. In 1984,  Buhari allowed 53 suitcases  belonging to his ADC’s father to enter Nigeria unchecked at a time the country was exchanging old currency for new. Against all canons of legal decency, he used retroactive laws to execute three young men for drug-peddling after they were convicted by a military tribunal and not regular courts of law. 
"Buhari  was so high-handed that he gave himself and his  officials  immunity even from truthful reporting. That obnoxious Decree 4, against which truth was no defence, was used to jail journalists and attempt to cow the media as a whole. That tyrannical legislation showed the essence of his intolerance. These are facts of recent history. 
"The story of counter-trade and import licensing, the cornerstone of Buhari’s  stone-age economic strategy and those whose interests it served, is a tale for another day." 
Omokri said he wondered how el-Rufai could go from warning the nation about Buhari  as a man unfit to rule Nigeria and one who is perpetually unelectable because of his parochial nature, to go back to say that it was the same man that could best lead the nation.
The statement issued on Sunday further noted, "It is obvious to all that there is more than one  personality  in  possession of the mind and soul of this man called  Nasir el-Rufai. Can any sane person trust the words of a man who is so unstable?  Today,  el-Rufai, perhaps banking on what he thinks is the short memory of  Nigerians, is attempting to rewrite history. But it is such a difficult task to paint the truth with  a lie.  
"Nasir  el-Rufai  wanted something from the President which was why he visited him at the presidential villa to heap unsolicited praise on the president in 2010. When he did not get what he wanted, he became bitter and since  the days of yore when the fox that could not get the grapes tagged them 'sour grapes' to mask its frustration, it has always been the habit of persons who cannot compete on the basis of ideas to give a dog a bad name in order to hang it.
"Thus,  el-Rufai, having run out of ideas, has tagged this administration as 'incompetent," he said