Friday, 17 June 2016

Any Politician Who Travels Abroad For Medical Treatment Shall Die – Nigerian Woman In Diaspora Prays Thursday, Jun 16 2016 Local Media


A Nigerian woman in an unnamed country has prayed for the death of any government official who travels abroad for medical treatment. 

A shocking video emerged yesterday showing the woman praying hard against government officials who are travelling abroad to receive medical treatment while local hospitals are left with substandard facilities.

The woman prayed that politicians who prefer hospitals abroad for medical treatment shall instead of returning in good health, die in the process.

She prayed hard for the death of government officials who are not doing well to better the lives of the citizens but travel to Europe and other countries with their family for medical treatment.

She said, “God said that I should pray for our leaders in Nigeria.

“Close your eyes and let us pray. “In Jesus’ name. Heavenly father, I’m committing our leaders in Nigeria into your hands from the lowest to the highest authorities… Those that are not doing well, but when sick, they will come to Europe to take treatment.


“Heavenly Father, this morning, I am praying that whenever they will come to Europe to take treatment, I say they shall die.

“Let them die in Jesus’ name. Amen.”
Watch video below…

https://www.facebook.com/naijcom/videos/1181955438568018/

 

source: dailypost

Thursday, 16 June 2016

President Buhari meets Tinubu in London

– President Muhammadu Buhari hosts he national leader of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Adetona Ogbagba in London

– President Muhammadu Buhari handed over power to Vice president Yemi Osinbajo after he proceeded on 10 days’ vacation to London for medical reasons on Sunday, June 6

– He will resume work on Monday, June 20, upon his arrival on Sunday, June 19

President Muhammadu Buhari looks to be in stable condition in London amid worries of his health.

This follows photos posted on the president’s official Twitter handle (@NGRPresident) which shows Buhari smiling profusely as he met with the the national leader of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Ahmed Tinubu in London.

Details of their meeting is still unknown as at the time of filing this report, but they both looked happy and relaxed.

Buhari who was last seen on Monday, June 13, hosting Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury in London, shook hands with Tinubu as he played host to the former governor of Lagos state.

READ ALSO: I have no rift with Buhari – Tinubu

The president also hosted the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Adetona Ogbagba.

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President Muhammadu Buhari and Bola Ahmed Tinubu exchange pleasantries. Photo Credit: @NGRPresident on Twitter
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President Muhammadu Buhari welcomes APC national leader Bola Ahmed Tinubu to London. Photo Credit: @NGRPresident on Twitter
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President Muhammadu Buhari welcomes the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Adetona Ogbagba to London. @NGRPresident on Twitter
READ ALSO: FG has been more active since PMB went on holiday – Omokri

President Muhammadu Buhari handed over power to Vice president Yemi Osinbajo after he proceeded on 10 days’ vacation to London for medical reasons on Sunday, June 6.

He was expected back into the country today, June 16, but according to Osinbajo, Buhari will be back on Sunday, June 19, so that he can take the weekend off.

President Buhari will resume work on Monday, June 20, upon his arrival.

Wednesday, 15 June 2016

10 things OJB told THENETng two days before he died


STORY HIGHLIGHTS

The interview was supposed to be for his 50th birthday celebration, which he'll now never get to read

Babatunde Okungbowa, known professionally as OJB Jezreel, died in Lagos this morning, a week his kidney transplant had failed completely according to his family.

On Sunday June 12, 2016, TheNETng spent time at the home of Nigerian producer OJB Jezreel, who has passed on today, Tuesday, June 14 aged 49.

The interview was supposed to be for his 50th birthday celebration, which he’ll now never get to read.

Below are ten quotes from his interview with us.

1.

‘What most people don’t know about me is that I am very unassuming and I pray a lot.’

2.

‘You should always let people know that there’s a ladder to climb, that there’s more to what they see.’

3.

‘One minute you are at the top, the next minute it’s somebody else, and a lot of people have not been able to manage such situations.’

4.
‘I have never been a comparison kind of person, but from where I’m coming from, it’s safe to say I’ve really tried. So I think the clear cut thing is destiny.’

5.
‘I see some of my mates coming out to do the ‘I want to blow again’ thing and it’s so funny to me, because you already came at a time the industry needed that change, you inspired a lot of people, so there’s no need to compete any more.’

6.
‘Now, we are supposed to be mentors to this generation so they’ll begin to understand that beyond money, there is extreme need for passion which seems to be missing.’

7.
‘The 2face Idibia Grass To Grace album still remains the most tasking project I’ve done till date. I say it because most people don’t know 2face is very stubborn.’

8.
‘I wish we had been able to structure a proper remuneration system for music producers and songwriters and the other guys behind the scene.’

9.
‘What I’ve always said for the past 10 years is to keep it simple and humble, not because you are stupid or slow, but because in the end that’s all that counts.’

10.
‘When you are younger you see a lot of regrets, but when you are older you see the regrets as things that shaped your life to become who you are and that’s what makes you an elder with experience.’

Monday, 13 June 2016

Apostle Suleman says God will not forgive Buhari's govt

– Fiery prophet says Nigerians chose President Buhari against God’s wish

– Reveals how the president is now ‘worrying’ Nigerians

– Notes categorically that there is no hope on the present administration

– Adds that the Nigerian president would be shocked by those who made promises to him on his trips

Apostle Johnson Suleman has stated that God will not forgive the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration over the nation’s present hardship.

The General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministry known for his prophecies, especially his public outburst over the proposed anti-religious bill in Kaduna state, stated categorically that Buhari was not ordained by God.

Apostle Suleman believes that President Buhari is not God’s choice for Nigeria.
According to Encomium, Suleman added that there is no hope in this present administration, except on God.

READ ALSO: Suleman’s 2015 prophecy on Buhari materialises?

“Nigerians chose Buhari and not God. Let me tell you this, at times, God can allow you choose what you want. Your child screams ‘I want ice cream’; out of pressure, you may give him. You may have even warned him that it will cause diabetes but he won’t listen.

“Buhari is the sugar Nigerians have taken and now we have become a country that is diabetic. You won’t understand my pain.

“Is it that when people were stealing money things were good and now we are recovering and things are bad? I don’t understand the irony of the whole thing.

READ ALSO: 4 days to go: Pastor Chris Okafor’s warning to El-Rufai

“I can say it again, there is no hope in this government except on God. I heard the Minister of Labour and productivity, Chris Ngige said that Nigerians should be patient for the future, can I ask? Is it a man who is dying of hunger, starving that will see the future?

“By the end of the year, by the grace of God, God will be speaking to us concerning the New Year and if there is going to be change, we shall let you know. But like I said, the immediate problems are what we are handling now, and we need to pray because when we talk about austerity, poverty and those travelling for business meetings in China and the rest of them, can I shock you? They will disappoint him,” the prophet was quoted to have said.

Speaking further, Apostle Suleman stated that the president should solve the nation’s problems with the money being wasted on other unnecessary items.

Apostle Suleman says God will not forgive President Buhari’s administration.
He said: “It would have been better he looks at the challenges of Nigerians, and use the money being wasted to solve them.

“The truth is this; God will not forgive the present leadership because Nigerians trusted them. Nigerians hoped on them and there is nothing as painful as hope dashed.

“In the time of Goodluck Jonathan, nobody abused him because they didn’t have hope in him, but today, people look at Buhari and they shake their head because they don’t even know what to say to him.

“Recently, I learnt that even the Northerners, his own people don’t want to hear anyone mention his name around them. I see his ministers resigning, and this will be as a result of frustration.”

President Buhari is presently in London where he is receiving medical treatment over an ear infection.

He was seen off by personal staff, ministers and military officials at the President Wing of Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja, addressed the press before leaving ostensibly to assure Nigerians that his condition should not be cause for worry.

SOURCE: Ecomium MagazineNaij.com news

Money used to explore oil came from north - Senator Adamu

– Senator Adamu urged Nigerians o be united in the face of militant activities

– He advised militants to learn the history of the country first

– He said the federal government chose to dialogue because of innocent people in the Niger Delta region

Sen. Abdullahi Adamu has called out militants in the Niger Delta region to go and learn the history of Nigeria and find out where the money used to explore oil came from.

Militants in the region have been destroying oil and gas pipeline in the region and a group, Niger Delta Avengers has claimed responsibility for series of attacks in the region

READ ALSO: Niger Delta militants attacking because Jonathan lost election

Leadership reports that the senator representing Nasarawa West spoke at the 7th Ramadan Symposium organised at the Nasarawa State University, Keffi.

He said the Nigerian military has what it takes to face the militants but chose the path of dialogue because of the innocent people in the region.

He accused the militants of ignorance and urged them to read about the history of the country as funds used for exploration of oil and gas before 1958 were realised from agriculture and solid minerals found in the North.

He urged the militants to have a rethink and stop destabilising the economy in the interest of national peace.

“Nigerian economy was not hinged on a mono-product revenue, oil, which only started in 1958. Was there no Nigeria before 1958? Were our people not feeding themselves before 1958 and what money did we use to start exploring oil in Nigeria?’

READ ALSO: MEND forms a team to hold talks with government

“The whole thing is hate mind fixation, the people who are doing this have said it before now that if Jonathan did not win election because he is their own, they will destabilise the government, they said it and it was published in papers and a lot of media carried it”.

Meanwhile, Ankio Briggs, an activist from the Niger Delta region claimed that members of the Niger Delta Avengers are not from Nigeria but from Somalia.

Ms Briggs who is a close ally of former president, Goodluck Jonathan spoke at the 17th annual convention of the Igbo Youth Movement with the theme “Nigeria, still in pursuit of true fiscal federalism”.

The activist condemned the activities of the militants and insisted they were not from the Niger Delta region but from

SOURCE: LeadershipNaij.com news

Niger Delta Avengers list conditions for peace talk

– Militant group reveals reasons for seeking dialogue with the federal government

– Informs President Buhari on what will happen if the proposed dialogue is made political

– Warns that pipeline bombings may not easily cease if there is no change in the forms of negotiation

The Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) has revealed that it is ready for a dialogue with the federal government in order to stop its pipeline vandalism.

The group which has been bombing pipelines of major oil companies in the Niger Delta region for some months, stated via a press statement made available on their website, informed that all they want is peace with honour and not a peace of “our time”.

The statement signed by Brigadier Gen Mudoch Agbinibo, the group’s spokesperson, reads in part: “The high command of the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) is using this medium to restate that there are no new items to put on the table for dialogue, we only want a genuine attitude and conducive atmosphere that will make us commit to any proposed dialogue and last peace talk.

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Niger Delta Avengers ready for dialogue with the Nigerian government.
“We want the federal government to commit members states of the multi national Oil Corporations to commit independent mediators to this proposed dialogue; we believed that it is only such environment that will engender genuine dialogue that will be aimed at setting up a framework for achieving the short, medium and long term demands of the Niger delta to de-escalating this conflict and bring about a lasting peace.

READ ALSO: MEND forms a team to hold talks with government

“The NDA high command is restating our commitment to attack the interest of oil corporation and international refineries operators that bring in vessels to the Niger delta territory to buy our oil that every successive government have refused to used and reapply the proceeds towards any development in the region since 1958.

“If they refuse be heed to our advice will result to sinking of two their mother vessel as an examples to others They should not undertake any repair of pipeline, oil and gas facilities that is damaged or attacked by our forces during this period of “Operation Red Economy” until and/or after the dialogue.”

The group also issued warnings to social media agitators who have been used by politicians as a way of promoting the government officials’ criminal ways in the affairs of their region.

“We are using medium to warn and condemn the activities of all brands of social media agitators being peddled around by some politicians to promote their criminal ways in affairs of the Niger Delta.

“This genuine spirit behind our struggle for the Niger Delta cannot be derailed on the basis of connivance by politician, traditional rulers, settled ex- agitators and criminals moving around to fill their pockets.

READ ALSO: Money used to explore oil came from north – Senator Adamu

“The issues of the Niger delta are as old and as new as the days of Pa. Dappa Biriye, Major Jasper Isaac Adaka Boro, to Ken Saro Wiwa and the government of President Musa Yar’ Adua.

“We are warning this government of President Muhammadu Buhari, not to turn the essence of genuine peace talk and dialogue to political jamboree that is prevailing now where all manner of social media agitators and criminals have being sponsored by the job seeking corrupt political class to safe faces before the government of the day.

“Finally, if need be we may review our earlier stance of not taking lives. We are going to redirect and reactivate all our activities if the government, oil companies and their services firms don’t heed to these modest warnings of not carrying out any repairs works and suspend the buying of crude oil from our region as we await the right atmosphere that will engender genuine dialogue,” the statement read, with the group adding: “We Want a peace with Honour not a Peace of our time.”

Earlier today, it was reported that the militant group issued warnings to seven governors to release pro-Biafra protesters being held in police and military custodies in their states or face their full wrath.

In a statement signed by Agbinibo the militants gave a 72-hour ultimatum to the governors to release the pro-Biafra supporters under arrest in their states.

The governors threatened include: Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia, Willie Obiano of Anambra, Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa, Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta, Dave Umahi of Ebonyi, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu, and Rochas Okorocha of Imo states

SOURCE: Naij.com news
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Monday, 30 May 2016

Photo of the suspected members of Niger Delta Avengers arrested this weekend

The Nigerian Army this weekend arrested and paraded 10 suspected members of the Militancy group, Niger Delta Avengers that have been attacking oil installations in the region in recent times. Photo of the 10 arrested suspected members above.