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Wednesday, 20 January 2016

Empire Ultra Lounge Kaduna Host Kelly Hansome (Exclusive Birthday Bash)

 

Northern finest Ultra Lounge (Empire Ultra Lounge Kaduna) will be hosting our very own
 Kelly Hansome in an Exclusive Birthday Bash on the 23rd January 2016 at Empire Ultra Lounge, #19/20 Mozambique Road (Opposite Jinie Schools) Barnawa Kaduna.
XPOSE9JA will be dishing out exclusive pictures of the event.
RED CARPET Starts 8PM.

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Thursday, 7 January 2016

[LIST] 10 Things Nigerians Expect From President Buhari In 2016

Buhari-in-us-e1443563508581.jpgThe last 6 months of 2015 was seen by the APC as a way to test and study the system very well. Although, the presidency announced its team very late but Nigerians believe that in 2016, President Mohammadu Buhari must hit the ground running from Day one and are expecting major changes to come soon.
As Nigerians enter the New Year with hope for their general state of being to get better, here is a list of 10 things most citizens expect from the Federal Government in 2016.
They are:
1. Defeat Boko Haram completely, and not technically
During the campaign for the presidential polls, the All Progressives Congress gallantly promised Nigerians to defeat and vanquish the dangerous Boko Haram sect in no time if elected into the Aso Villa.
As the year cascaded to a close, the Federal Government claimed technical victory over the terrorists prompting fresh attacks on Borno and Adamawa states, by the insurgents.
In 2016, Nigerians desperately hope that the Federal Government would literally defeat the Boko Haram menace in totality and not technically.
2. Begin payment of N5,000 allowance to unemployed youths
Another promise made by the All Progressives Congress which is yet to be delivered to Nigerians is the payment of a monthly allowance of N5,000 to unemployed youths across the country.
Since getting into the power, the feasibility of the payment plan has been discussed extensively with the government sometimes giving reasons why it cannot cover all unemployed youths.
The payment is meant to commence in January 2016, according to some members of the Buhari cabinet, and Nigerians are hoping and expecting the government to fulfill this particular promise.
3. Save the failing Naira
The Nigerian currency continues to struggle in the international market, falling as low as N265 to a dollar in December.
The government has effected different measures to ensure that the Naira regains its value even as investors are set to pull out of the nation due to the Naira’s loss of value.
The fall has also affected the import and export market greatly leading to a likely economic crunch and inflation in the country.
The Federal Government would do well by Nigerians to initiate policies that save the failing Naira and resuscitate the nation’s currency.
4. The President cuts the frequency of his travels
In 2015, President Buhari frequently made trip across the world at state expense, some of which some people have described as unnecessary considering the myriads of challenges the country is facing.
5. Good Roads Network
Federal highways in the country are in a bad state and Nigerians have shown hope in the leadership of Babatude Fashola to find lasting solution to the deplorable state.
6. Employment Opportunities 
Job creation is among the cardinal promise of President Mohammadu Buhari and Nigerians will be happy if the government of the day can create more jobs for the teeming youths population
7. Fuel Stability and Availability
The oil sector is one major setback of the every government and if the Buhari led team can find lasting solution to this, Nigerians will shower praises on him.
8. Improved and Stable Electricity
Stable and constant electricity supply is another problem facing Nigeria and Nigerians. When there is Stable power supply, Industries will strive, there willl be employment opportunities and the economy will surely grow.
9. Reform in the Education Sector
Nigeria’s educational sector is epileptic, starting from the tertiary, secondary and even primary level, the system hardly works.
The Universal Basic Education (UBE) scheme which makes primary education up to junior secondary school compulsory and free for all Nigerian school age children is suffering from inadequate funding and poor implementation in most parts of the country.
Incessant strike activities which usualy paralysed the sector for months have to stop and there is need for proper overhauling of the sector.
10. Drastic Reduction in Corruption
Corruption is said to be a cankerworm which has eaten deeply into the Nigerian system though president Buhari has promised to take it as a serious issue in the change mantra. Nigerians await several court cases to see if someone will be nailed at the end of the day for corruption related offences.

6 Things You Should Know About Buhari's New Special Adviser on Political Matters

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President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Senator Babafemi Ojudu as his Special Adviser on Political Matters. Here are 6 things you should know about him : 

  • He was born 27 March 1961. 
  • Ojudu was a member of the Senate between 2011 and 2015 on the platform of then Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) before it joined other parties to form the All Progressives Congress (APC).
  • He is from Ekiti state
  • Ojudu was one of the leading media practitioners who devoted their time to fighting military dictatorship during the Abacha regime .
  • Ojudu is a journalists by profession.
  • He is a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ife.

Tanko Yakassai Lists Northern Elders He Shared Anenih's N53million With

yakassi.jpgTanko Yakassai, former Special Assistant to former President Shehu Shagari, on Tuesday told VANGUARD that he and 8 other prominent Northern leaders received N53 million from former PDP board of trustee Chairman, Tony Anenih 

Tony Anenih in a letter to EFCC stated that he collected N260 million from the office of the former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki and gave N53 million to Tanko Yakasai's group.

Speaking to newsmen, Yakassai said, ''Yes, myself and 8 others collected N53m from chief Tony Anenih to pay advocacy visit to prominent northern emirs to mobilize their subjects for a hitch free 2015 general elections. I want to make it abundantly clear that I didn’t receive money from Chief Anenih in my private capacity as Tanko Yakasai but to a patriotic individuals who are interested in the peaceful coexistence of the polity''. 

Those who benefited from the N53million include: former minister of state, foreign Affairs, Alhaji Mamman Anka, Barrister Bitrus Gwada and Alhaji Suleiman Lawal, Dr Bahago, Chief John Macklink from Plateau, and Senator Sodangi are beneficiaries of the N53 million. He added that the money was meant for their allowance, hotel and transportation to the various Northern traditional rulers.

Arms Deal Probe: APC is Biting the Hands That Fed it - Raymond Dokpesi


Founder of DAAR Communications, Raymond Dokpesi, has accused FG of vilifying members of the opposition party. According to him, the probe of the abuse of security funds under the last administration is a clear witch hung.

He alleged that the current administration was taking Nigeria back to the era of dictatorship but vowed that his party would fight what he described as injustice, till the very end.

Dokpesi is currently being prosecuted for allegedly receiving N2.1 billion from the office of the national security adviser (NSA) for the media campaign of the PDP,. 

Dasuki spoke in Abuja after his investiture as the patron of the PDP Youth Vanguard and honour as ‘the freedom fighter of PDP’ on Wednesday.

“So much political water has passed under the bridge since the general election of April 2015, so much have been said about our members, many of whom have been publicly vilified even without being heard,” he said.

“In the 16 years in power, it brought about major reforms in the economy, communication, technology and business which has today made Nigeria the biggest economy in Africa.

“The democratic freedom upon which the now ruling party rode to power is made possible by PDP government, which ensured fundamental human right of citizens to freely express themselves were guaranteed, even at the expense of its existence as the then ruling party.

“Legislation like freedom of information act are realities of the PDP government. And I dare say that even the EFCC, the ICPC, and all the agencies that are today said to be dealing with issues of corruption were brought in place by PDP government.

“I speak in regard to the several matters before the law court of our country concerning PDP members and especially my humble self on charges filed against us by the federal government.

“The provisions of section 287 of the constitution are very clear on the obedience of court orders by all arms of government.

“Having said so, I must assure you that there is nothing like the much flaunted $2.1 billion dollars arms deal, it does not exist. It’s a figment of the imagination of the current administration in an attempt to disseminate, misinform, destroy the very root of the PDP and you must stand, each and every one of you must stand for the Peoples Democratic Party.

“I have unshakeable faith that the youth are not just the future but the present of our dear country Nigeria, and must be active if the heart-felt democracy is to be sustained and protected.”



He added that the PDP would not go into extinction as a result of its current challenges.

“As I have said not too long ago we must stand resolutely united especially in the face of this momentary political adversity, for one thing I want to say again that the PDP is not dead, that the PDP is not dying, and the PDP will not die,” he said.

Dokpesi’s outburst is coming a day after his son, who is chairman of DAAR Communications, led top management staff of the organisation to the presidential villa to present a giant seasonal card to President Muhammadu Buhari.


The Cable

EFCC Knows Where I Live - Soyinka Reacts to Rivers govt’s Call for His Probe Over N82m Dinner

Soyinka.jpgNobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has responded to claims by the Rivers State government that former governor, Rotimi Amaechi, spent N82 million to organize a dinner in his honour. 
A statement issued by Soyinka on Wednesday evening read, ''This morning, I saw only the headlines in one or two print media regarding the 80th Birthday dinner to which I was hosted by the former governor of Rivers State, the Honorable Rotimi Amaechi, now Minister of Aviation,” said Mr. Soyinka.
“I ignored them. It was not, and remains not my business to probe into the catering and logistical implications of the hundreds of institutions and governments all over the world to whom I acknowledge an immense debt of unsolicited recognition over the years.
“Since then however, I have learnt of some unsavory statements by the insecure incumbent of the Rivers State government Lodge. These included a loose invitation to anti-crime agencies to investigate the potential crime of being honoured through any occasion.”
“Those words were: Corruption strikes back. In this ongoing instance, that expression translates most vividly as ‘Those who are neck deep in the sewage of corruption ensure that they splatter sewage in all possible and improbable directions.’

“I do however fully support the Wikeleaks call for multi-directional probes. I recommend further that he involve the services of INTERPOL to guarantee its extension to all international organisations and governments to whom I owe uncountable events of recognition – including birthday luncheons, dinners, cultural receptions and events of real, fictitious, or simply opportunistic flavoring – to which I have submitted myself.
“The descent to this present level of abominable distractions makes one truly despair. It is one that even I did not envisage when I warned – corruption strikes back.
“Whether it brings honour or dishonour to the nation is another matter – I am saddened, but indifferent.
“EFCC and company – over to you. You all know where I live.”

Read What Lai Mohammed Said About Olisa Metuh's Arrest

Lai Mohammed.jpgNigeria's Minister of Information and Culture, Mr Lai Mohammed, on Wednesday reacted to the arrest of Olisa Metuh, National publicity secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. 
According to CHANNELS TV, the minister distanced President Muhammadu Buhari from the arrest. He said the President is not directly involved in the operations of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. 

“I think the first point to make is that this government is not micro-managing any of the anti-graft agencies. I know for a fact that they don’t contact the President or anybody before they do their job. I think the media also has to do more than they are doing right now, they should investigate these allegations and also make their independent judgment about it.

“Honestly, if the EFCC or ICPC says that they are able to trace certain amount of money to my account, I don’t want you to believe it, I want you to also ask for proof; do your investigation.
“I can assure you that this government, no functionary in government micromanages or directs the EFCC or ICPC on who to arrest and who not to arrest”, he said.