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Buhari appoints Zakari acting INEC Chairman

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President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Mrs Amina Bala Zakari as the Acting Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) following the exit of Prof. Attahiru Jega. Jega's five-year tenure ended on Tuesday. In a statement signed by the Director Communication, Haruna Imrana, the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation Danladi Kifasi stated that Zakari's appointment takes effect from 30th June pending the appointment of a substantive Chairman. Zakari is presently a National Electoral Commissioner at INEC.

FORBES Top 100 List of the Highest Paid Celebrities in the World

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Forbes released its Top 100 list of the highest paid celebrities in the world and guess who topped it? Floyd Mayweather! Kim K made $52million from June 2014 to June 2015 but Kanye is not on the top 100 list. See below.. 1. Floyd Mayweather: $300 million 2. Manny Pacquiao: $160 million 3. Katy Perry: $135 million 4. One Direction: $130 million 5. Howard Stern: $95 million 6. Garth Brooks: $90 million 7. James Patterson: $89 million 8. Robert Downey Jr.: $80 million 9. Taylor Swift: $80 million 10. Cristiano Ronaldo: $79.5 million 11. Rush Limbaugh: $79 million 12. Ellen Degeneres: $75 million 13. Lionel Messi: $74 million 14. The Eagles: $73.5 million 15. Dr. Phil McGraw: $70 million 16. Roger Federer: $67 million 17. Calvin Harris: $66 million 18. LeBron James: $65 million 19. Justin Timberlake: $63.5 million 20. David Copperfield: $63 million 21. Sean Combs: $60 million 21. Gordon Ramsay: $60 million 21. Ryan Seacrest: $60 million 24. Fleetwood Mac:...

BREAKING: Jega Hands Over to Wali

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Professor Attahiru Jega has finally bowed out as Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Tuesday after five years of meritorious service to the nation. Jega, who received accolades from Nigerians home and abroad as well as the international communities for his dignified contributions to the success of the 2015 general election, hands over to Ambassador (Dr.) Ahmed Wali. Before his appointment as National Commissioners of the (INEC), Wali was a Visiting Reader (Associate Professor) to the Department of Political Science, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, and Chief Executive Officer, Development Strategies International (DSI). Ambassador Wali is a member of various committees of INEC and the Chairman of the Tenders Board. Wali, a Muslim, Fulani, hails from Sanyima town in Tambuwal Local Government Area of Sokoto State, in the North-West geopolitical zone of Nigeria. Jega, who is leaving INEC with six National Commissioners whose tenure has equall...

Mozambique Legalizes Gay Marriage Mozambique has legalized homosexuality on Monday when a new penal code came into force that swept away old Portuguese colonial laws, in a victory for campaigners for gay rights in Africa. The old code, dating back to 1886, targeted anyone “who habitually engages in vices against nature”, but no known prosecutions were brought after Mozambique became independent in 1975. Breaking the law was theoretically punishable by up to three years of hard labour. Dercio Tsandzana, an influential blogger and activist, said there had been no public discussion of homosexual rights. “The government instead abides by the external pressure put by some embassies and foreign donors,” he said. Homosexuality is punishable by death in Sudan, Nigeria and Mauritania.

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Mozambique has legalized homosexuality on Monday when a new penal code came into force that swept away old Portuguese colonial laws, in a victory for campaigners for gay rights in Africa. The old code, dating back to 1886, targeted anyone "who habitually engages in vices against nature", but no known prosecutions were brought after Mozambique became independent in 1975. Breaking the law was theoretically punishable by up to three years of hard labour. Dercio Tsandzana, an influential blogger and activist, said there had been no public discussion of homosexual rights. "The government instead abides by the external pressure put by some embassies and foreign donors," he said. Homosexuality is punishable by death in Sudan, Nigeria and Mauritania.

Robert Mugabe Asks President Obama to marry him

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His comment comes at the back of the legalization of gay marriage in the US by the Supreme Court. During Mugabe's weekly radio interview with Zimbabwe's national radio last Saturday, he said: "I've just concluded since President Obama endorses the same-sex marriage, advocates homosexual people and enjoys an attractive countenance thus if it becomes necessary , I shall travel to Washington, D.C. , get down on my knee and ask Obama's hand. I can't understand how these people dare to defy Christ's explicit orders as our Lord prohibited mankind from sodomy.'' Mugabe said the American Government is run by pervert, Satan-worshipers who insult the Great American nation. He reportedly added "That the American tradition and heritage was based on lofty Christian principles, but to the detriment of this great nation, America's corrupt political elite is acting according to their diabolic whims. Obama's endorsement of gay marriage, the first ever f...

Four-man panel to probe how NNPC blew N3.8tr NNPC Four-man panel to probe how NNPC blew N3.8tr

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Excess crude cash depleted by $2.1m Buhari: Revenues must for treasury How did the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) spend  N3.8 trillion in three years? This is the puzzle a four-man committee has been asked to resolve. The four "wise men" are: Governors Adams Oshiomhole (Edo), Ibrahim Dankwambo (Gombe), Udom Emmanuel (Akwa Ibom) and Nasir El-Rufai (Kaduna). Oshiomhole yesterday broke the news to State House correspondents after the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting chaired by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. He was accompanied by the Chairman of the Nigeria Governors' Forum and Zamfara State Governor Abdulaziz Yari, Kaduna State El-Rufai and Emmanuel. According to him, from the reports presented to NEC by NNPC and the office of the Accountant General of the Federation on Monday, N8.1 trillion generated from oil sales during the period ought to have been remitted to the Federation account. Only N4.3 trillion was ...

$2.1 BILLION MISSING FUND ! Okonjo-Iweala has a case to answer!

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The immediate past Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala might be called upon sooner rather than later to answer for missing billions of dollars from the federation account. Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo state has hinted that Okonjo-Iweala claimed that she left $4.1 billion in the federation account but that the Accountant General of the Federation reports otherwise. Oshiomhole who spoke to journalists after the National Executive Council was inaugurated by President Muhammadu Buhari insinuated that the former World Bank, Managing Director, might have a case to answer. The governor said Okonjo-Iweala, reported by November 2014 "that we had $4.1 billion in but today the Accountant General office reported that you have $2.0 billion in the account". Oshiomhole is part of a four-man committee that includes the Chairman of the Governors Forum and Zamfara Governor, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari, Malam Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna and Emmanuel Udom of Akwa Ibom. The four-man committe...

HEALTH: 10 Problems That The Bananas Solve Better Than The Medications

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Believe it or not, bananas can solve certain health problems better than medications. Bananas are great for your overall health because they are loaded with protein, vitamins and other nutrients. What is even better, they are super delicious. Recent studies have found that bananas regulate menstrual cycle and increase body strength. Bananas also provide a strong protection against various diseases, due to their high fiber content. Here are ten specific problems that a banana can solve better than conventional pills: 1. Bananas provide an excellent source of energy whichis why athletes love them. 2. They are high in amino acids; this will keep you happy and relieve your stress. Magnesium and calcium protect against depression. 3. Bananas are rich in calcium and contain just a tiny bit of salt which is amazing for your heart health and also aids in the treatment of hypertension. 4. Eat a banana a day to improve your memory. 5. Bananas are packed with iron which increas...

HEALTH TIPS: The Secret of Drinking Water on EMPTY STOMACH Revealed...A Must Read..

It is popular in Japan today to drink water immediately after waking up every morning. Furthermore, scientific tests have proven its value. We publish below a description of use of water for our readers. For old and serious diseases as well as modern illnesses the water treatment had been found successful by a Japanese medical society as a 100% cure for the following diseases: Headache, body ache, heart system, arthritis, fast heart beat, epilepsy, excess fatness, bronchitis asthma, TB, meningitis, kidney and urine diseases, vomiting, gastritis, diarrhea, piles, diabetes, constipation, all eye diseases, womb, cancer and menstrual disorders, ear nose and throat diseases. METHOD OF TREATMENT 1. As you wake up in the morning before brushing teeth, drink 4 x 160ml glasses of water 2. Brush and clean the mouth but do not eat or drink anything for 45 minute 3.. After 45 minutes you may eat and drink as normal. 4. After 15 minutes of breakfast, lunch and dinner do not eat or...

BUSINESS: One Dollar - One Naira: After Buhari's Election Naira Extremely Falls

After the inauguration of President Muhammadu Buhari about a month ago, the naira demonstrates a strong fall against the dollar from 180 to 222. According to analysts, the future of the naira looked bleak because increasing business activities have made importers and investors move their foreign exchange demands to the parallel market, putting pressure on the naira at the segment. The source notes that the Central Bank of Nigeria has been depleting the external reserves in a bid to defend the local currency. Punch reports that the external reserves fell to $29.03bn on June 22, from $29.8bn on May 18, data from the CBN website showed. Experts also add that the latest movements in the external reserves meant that the naira was beginning to come under some fresh pressure. Bloomberg says that for naira stabilization central bank banned importers from using the foreign-exchange market for some goods. "Forty categories of goods ranging fr...

10 Categories Of People That Run From Church To Another For Miracles

In recent time, circumstances surrounding people has made them into running helter skelter looking for what was not lost. Go back to forty years ago, and you would see that many people now worship God for benefit, comfort and other selfish reasons. Now, let's meet the kinds of people that run from one church to another See 10 Categories Of People That Run From Church To Another For Miracles 1. Ladies who are looking for the fruit of the Womb I think this should top the list. Just because some on them can not withstand the pressure being mounted on them by their husbands' relatives for their inability to bear child(ren), they move from one churches to another for miracle 2. Men who are desperate to get Rich I mean who doesn't want to have good financial standing? Despite the fact that I'm still that broke guy eating from hand to mouth; the thought of attending every church programme for financial breakthrough irks me a lot. The Bible has m...

10 Categories Of People That Run From Church To Another For Miracles

In recent time, circumstances surrounding people has made them into running helter skelter looking for what was not lost. Go back to forty years ago, and you would see that many people now worship God for benefit, comfort and other selfish reasons. Now, let's meet the kinds of people that run from one church to another See 10 Categories Of People That Run From Church To Another For Miracles 1. Ladies who are looking for the fruit of the Womb I think this should top the list. Just because some on them can not withstand the pressure being mounted on them by their husbands' relatives for their inability to bear child(ren), they move from one churches to another for miracle 2. Men who are desperate to get Rich I mean who doesn't want to have good financial standing? Despite the fact that I'm still that broke guy eating from hand to mouth; the thought of attending every church programme for financial breakthrough irks me a lot. The Bible has m...

Davido In NDLEA Trouble Over “Fans Mi” Video Featuring Meek Mill

We are investigating him, says agency Multiple award winner and international act, Davido, is in trouble with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency over his new song/video titled 'Fans mi.' NDLEA is currentlyinvestigating Davido (real name DavidAdeleke) for showcasing hard drugs in the video featuring Maybach Group artist,Meek Mill. In the video, which has gone viral since it was released earlier this month, Davido is seen discussing with an unidentified man as they haggle over a briefcase of dollars and a bag full of parcels of hard drugs. There are also lewd scenes in the video. The song is supposed to promote the Omo Baba Olowo crooner's gratitude and appreciation to his fans for their love and support towards his career over the years. However, the singer was busy singing about his enemies and money, showcasing hard drugs, Unclothedness and guns in the video. Some fans have expressed dissatisfaction over the song/video, claiming the talented...

Ekiti Clay Company Resumes Operation After 17 Years

Ire Clay Products Limited has returned to production 17 years after the company was shut due to major technical problems. The Managing Director of the Company, Mr. Biodun Adedeji, told journalists that about N815 million was spent to resuscitate the company now worth N1.05 billion due to valuation on land and building of old Ondo State Bricks Work Limited. According to him, the plant, when fully become operational on July 1, would focus on five products: Decking pot, hollow block, faces lift, partitioning blocks and sun breakers. "It will reduce construction cost by 60 percent. The plant is the most modern brick plant in Nigeria and West-African sub-region and can compete with any of its peer globally. "At present, the company has engaged over 100 youths mostly graduates in mechanical, electrical and other disciplines to work with the expatriates," he said. Adedeji recalled that efforts to revive the company-jointly owned by Ekiti State Government ...

Cautious Optimism Trails Tottering NASS, APC

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Aso Rock Villa PHOTO: PHILIP OJISUA • Crisis Is Self-inflicted — Oyegun • We Shall Overcome It, Says Momoh  WATCHERS of the fast-paced and intriguing drama in the National Assembly and in the ranks of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in recent weeks may conclude that the scenes foreshadow more crisis for the ruling party. Having cut short at the polls script by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to rule the country for 'the next 60 years', the APC appeared unprepared for the serious task of putting its actors on the stage. The fallout was last week's shameful climax when members of the House of Representatives threw decorum to the bins, exchanging expletives and punches. "What is happening is realpolitik and struggle for power. It is a storm in a teacup, and will soon die. It is not new at all. And I can assure you that it will not stop the APC and President Muhammadu Buhari from performing," said Former Minister of Information and National Executiv...

Scientists Discover The World's First Warm-Blooded Fish

The large, round fish—about the size of a manhole cover—uses its warm blood as an advantage in the ocean's freezing depths. Deep-water fish called opah appear to be the first fully warm-blooded fish species ever discovered, according to a new paper published in Science. Researchers say the unique biology behind opah, also known as moonfish, allow the species to operate at peak performance even within frigid ocean depths. Being warm-blooded has its perks. Birds and mammals (or endotherms) conserve their internal heat to maintain high body temperatures, which helps them flee predators, chase prey and thrive in sub-zero climates. But fish—and other cold-blooded animals, like reptiles and amphibians—aren't so lucky. Most deep-sea fish move slowly, preferring to ambush prey rather than give chase, as their low body temperatures (and reaction speeds) mirror the cool ocean water. But now, scientists say they have discovered one exception to this rule: opah. "I...

21 Things Your Boyfriend Will Never Admit

Those boyfriends of us are darlings, but no angels. There are a few things that they keep hidden from us. Here are the 21 things your boyfriend will never admit. 1. I will NEVER say you became fat, even it's true 2. And I think some of the clothes you wear aren't nice 3. I often don't know what you're talking about, but I just nod yes 4. And sometimes it's really annoying to hold your hand 5. I will never tell you what I really think about your family 6. I find your best friend / sister / neighbour / … quite attractive 7. Sometimes I dare to look at pretty women 8. And yes, sometimes I fantasize about someone else 9. I don't say no to sex, even though I didn't really want 10. And no, I really don't want to talk after sex 11. Yes, sometimes I will lie to you about your cooking 12. But I also don't have an idea of ​​what I'm doing 13. Sometimes I like to watch a chick flick 14. But I also want to do something alone 15....

Mystery Of The Black He-Goat

ADEOSUN had one fervent passion, and that was an insatiable thirst for women. It was on a Saturday. Time was exactly 6p.m. He was cruising around the city in his Tokunbo car, evidently searching for a pretty damsel to spend the night with. Such are the common traits and expectations of Casanovas, and he was no exception. He had been driving for the past 30 minutes with no luck; all the 'babes' he saw didn't quite meet the quality and standard he wanted. Just then, as he was negotiating a bend at the popular Masha bus stop in Surulere, he spotted this enchanting and sweet-looking lady, walking alone towards Ogunlana Drive. 'Yeah, this is it!' he thought. The lady was simply beautiful. She had all it takes to make a man glow with desire. Her steps, too, were rhythmical and had cadences and flow. It seemed she was dancing to some unheard heavenly music as she walked. Her steps were calculating and sensuously inviting. Everything about her was out of ...

ACHIEVEMENT: Oludayo Breaks Rank, Becomes Registrar At 32

In an environment where the educational system does not permit pupils to graduate as at when due, mostly as a result of incessant strikes, some people such as Olumuyiwa Oludayo has not only graduated as at when due but has quickly moved up the ladder of success as the youngest registrar in Africa, at age 32. He would have been the youngest in the world but the record was first made by a man from Australia who was registrar at 35 years old, and another American lady who first became registrar at age 24 in the 18century. His journey to achieving such height at this young age didn't just happen and contrary to what many would imagine, he wrote JAMB five times before entering the Covenant University as a pioneer student in 2002. He narrates his journey to one of the highest offices in the academic sector in this interview with Florence Utor. Can you tell me how your journey to becoming the registrar of the Covenant University began? I got admission as a pioneer stude...

FOREIGN: 14 Students Held, Face Seven Years in Jail for Rally

Fourteen Thai students were taken into custody early Saturday after staging an anti-coup rally on charges that could see them jailed for seven years, police said, as the ruling junta escalates its chokehold on dissent. The pro-democracy campaigners are among the few activists that have dared to publicly challenge Thailand's military rulers, who imposed severe curbs on civil liberties after seizing power from an elected government last year. Their arrests Friday followed a peaceful protest calling for an end to junta rule at Bangkok's Democracy Monument a day earlier, where spirited speeches and songs were met with claps and cheers from dozens of supporters. Thailand's generals have banned all political gatherings and criticism of the junta, frequently arresting critics and censoring the media. Colonel Chumphol Chanchanayothin, superintendent of a police station in the capital's historic area, said the students were taken to a remand prison in northern Ba...