DELE MOMODU WRITE A FAREWELL LETTER TO PRESIDENT JONATHAN: GO YE WELL, PRESIDENT JONATHAN

By Dele Momodu
Our dear President, please permit me to write my last epistle to you as our leader and Commander-in-Chief. By this time next week, I expect you to have flown back to Yenagoa via Port Harcourt. How I wish I could have the opportunity of being on that last trip, not to mock you but to capture your swinging moods in those few moments of realising that the end has come eventually. I would love to know how many of your big friends would take the pain to follow you or if most would abandon you to your fate and move on pronto to the new brides. Even as a writer with what I believe is vivid imagination, I’m not able to paint a picture of the sort of life or future that awaits you in Otuoke, Yenagoa, Abuja, Chad, Germany, Dubai or wherever you decide to hibernate in the short or long run.
Let us give thanks to God no matter the situation. You have been the luckiest man I know in Nigeria or anywhere else for that matter. You have been in high office for the past 16 years and I doubt if any other soul has had such uncommon favour. Therefore, it shouldn't be any big deal to you, Sir. Though as a human being, one would still expect that you would feel the pain of rejection and dejection as they usually walk hand-in-hand like romantics do. It is sad that it had to end like this despite many warnings and prophesies foretold by me and a few others.

President Goodluck Jonathan Commissions Defense Radio In Abuja

President Jonathan today formally open  the Armed Forces Radio station in Abuja. The Radio station will be a free to air FM broadcast radio, with the frequency of  107.7FM and is expected to provide balanced, fair reporting of the Nigerian military and their operations. 
This according to many would serve as the military voice in broadcast news dissemination and a medium to reachout to the public in the form of informative mechanism.

Photos: Senstor Chukwumerije Finally Laid to Rest at Isuochi

The body of the late senator representign Abia North of the national assembly has been laid to rest at his country home at Unity Square, Nkwoagu-Isuochi in Umunochi Local Governmen Area of Abia State, Nigeria.
The body, which arrived at about 3.27pm Friday, from Enugu International Airport, was accompanied by his children,members of the national assembly, members of the Federal Executive Council headed by Senator Ben Obi, Senator representing Abia South, Senator Enyinaya Abaribe, chairman,  national burial committee : Ptrofessor Alphonous Nswosu among other dignotories that witnessed the finall ceremony to the outspoken senator.

I WON’T RESIGN –SECONDUS

Barely 24 hours after assumption of office as acting National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Uche Secondus, has rejected calls in some quarters that other members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party should resign, describing such move as unconstitutional.
Speaking with State House correspondents after leading other members of the part’s NWC to meet with President Goodluck Jonathan at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, Secondus denied insinuations that the former national chairman of the party, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu and the chairman of Board of Trustees (BoT), Chief Tony Anenih, were forced to resign, saying the two leaders left voluntarily on their own.
Secondus said he and his colleagues in the NWC were in the Villa to interact with the president as party’s leader. He stressed that the new leadership would re-organise and re-invent the party, and assured, “our teeming supporters and our loyal members that the party is intact without any problem.”
On the call for resignation of the NWC, he said: “You know that is not right, it is unconstitutional, because the (former) chairman did that voluntarily, and the BoT chairman also did that voluntarily. Some of the others have tenures. At the end of our tenure, if we are re-elected, fine, if not, that is the right thing to do. There is no reason for us to resign because we have worked hard.”

SEXUAL ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS AMAZING FACTS ABOUT PENIS SIZE

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IG TO CURB POWERS OF SPECIAL ANTI-ROBBERY SQUAD

The powers of the Special Anti-robbery Squad (SARS) are to be subsumed under Assistant Commissioners of Police in-charge of Criminal Investigation Department at various commands nationwide.
The Inspector-General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, made this known while fielding question from newsmen at an interactive session between him, officers and rank and file on Thursday.
“They will not have the type of jurisdiction that they have now assume, especially in terms of their dress code, I believe that we should be able to distinguish police officers from touts.
“On the highways, I think they are going to be away from there.
“We have been able to put the Safer Highway scheme on the roads (motorised patrol in place of road blocks) and those ones will be strictly monitored.
“We will not allow them to start wearing the type dress that they wear; their dress must be such that is befitting of the Nigeria Police,’’ he said.

On torture, Arase said it was not part of the police investigative mandate, adding that it would not be tolerated.

BRING YOUR INVESTMENTS HOME – OBI OF ONITSHA CHARGES NDIGBO

The Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Nnaemeka Achebe, has urged the Igbo to industrialise their home place by repatriating some of their wealth back home.
Speaking at a book presentation and inaugural conference of Ala Igbo Development Foundation (ADF) in Enugu on Thursday, Achebe said more than 70 per cent of the investments of the Igbo was scattered in other parts of the country.
He said that the success of the Igbo in other parts of the country often bred envy from their host communities and sometimes led to xenophobic attacks at any slight provocation.
“The more we take root in other lands, it generates envy from the host communities which often leads to xenophobic attacks on the Igbo.

IK Ogbonna and I share same mental disorder, says Colombian fiancee

Many people thought Nollywood actor, IK Ogbonna and his Colombian fiancee were crazy when the duo hooked up off a couple of romantic exchanges over the Instagram. With barely anything to hold on to, the Colombian Sonia Lareinaa left her family and country to come to Nigeria to settle with her hunk here. With open hands IK welcomed her. It is stuff made of crazy love.
IK-Ogbonna-and-Colombian-fi“She’s an awesome person and we met off social media; I left a breakup and at that point in time I was really not thinking of getting into any relationship. A friend of mine pointed her instagram page to me and I wasn’t really interested in surfing the internet at that point in time, but then again, I had a second look at her page and I was liking her pictures and unconsciously she was liking my pictures and from there, we started talking and it was almost as if it was just meant to be.

Saudi Arabia:: Suicide bomber Bomb Shi'ite mosque in Qatif leaves 30 casualties--Photos

An alleged suicide bomber has detonated explosives at a Shi'ite mosque in the eastern Saudi Arabian district of Qatif during Friday prayers, which has left several casualties.
One witness told Reuters that a huge explosion took place at the Imam Ali mosque in the village of al-Qadeeh.
He estimated there were at least 30 casualties in the attack, where more than 150 people were praying. Graphic pictures shared on social media showed victims covered in blood being taken away on stretchers. Other pictures showed shattered glass, debris next to the tiled pillars and bodies covered in sheets laid out on the floor.
The Saudi state news agency confirmed that a blast had occurred at a mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia.
In March 2011, Qatif was the epicentre of Shi'ite demonstrations against what they perceived as decades of discrimination and religious and political repression from the Sunni kingdom.
It was the beginning of an uprising that was met with a crackdown, a wave of arrests and cases of police allegedly firing on unarmed protesters.

M-I-R-A-C-L-E-: See Baby Bukola Who Was born with traditional beads in Lagos

Baby-Bukola
Despite adopting several family planning strategies, a 52-year-old grandmother, Mrs. Funke Adamson, has ended up giving birth to a baby girl clutching white ‘Ileke’ (Yoruba name for beads) on her hands. Funke, a traditional worshipper said she was delivered of the baby that has now been described by many as  a “miracle child” on Monday, May 11, 2015 at a Trado-medical home in Apapa.
Speaking to Vanguard, she said: “I received a message from an Osun Custodian who said that a child is on the way for me. I didn’t believe him. I didn’t realize until the baby was three and half month old when I began to experienced flow of membranous fluid.”
When Vanguard visited the home of the Adamson at No.16 Olayinka Street, Ijora, Apapa-Iganmu Local Council Development Area, LCDA last Monday during the naming ceremony, it was gathered that Funke and her husband, Mr. Hamzat Adamson, 63-year-old never planned to have a child at this time.