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"Abomination"See this Baby was Dumped Today

The baby was dumped at Eleme akpajo East west road today Wednesday 14th January 2016 by unknown person

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dakovablogger: - Letter to APC leader Ahmed Bola Tinubu; Solution...

dakovablogger: - Letter to APC leader Ahmed Bola Tinubu; Solution...: [  Masterweb Reports: Kogi East Youth Leaders write Tinubu  ] - Good day our leader, we want to use this medium to facilitate you...

- Letter to APC leader Ahmed Bola Tinubu; Solution to Kogi controversy.

[ Masterweb Reports: Kogi East Youth Leaders write Tinubu ] - Good day our leader, we want to use this medium to facilitate you, or in other words congratulate Nigerians on the victory recorded in the concluded elections in March Last year, and your successful effort on the party APC. indeed you are a good leader, a good leader that has all qualities of leadership, a leader who lead by example, you are a priceless gift to humanity, a leader who sees the needs of his people and go for it, your solid foundation transform Lagos state to what it is today, We believe it will be applicable to Nigeria as a owl.

  We believe embrace and vote for the party APC because of you. You are a leader of justice, we no you will not see injustice and pass by.

   Since the death of our leader your friend prince Abubakar Audu, Kogi has being in controversial decision  concerning the election, of which the party APC went ahead to pick Yahaya Bello. This man Yahaya Bello is a political prostitute by joining another party called SDP, he worked for PDP to the extend PDP won in his polling unit, this man did not work for the party by campaigning with Audu for APC deliverance in
the state, he even took Audu to court that means his Audu's (political) enemy. All of a sudden be given Audu's victory this is injustice and ungodly.

   Secondly there is a mistake done by Faleke which need to be done for further movement, we all no political position is not inheritable, Audu's son cannot inherit his father's position moreover his not even a politician. Both Faleke and Audu's son has no ticket, the court may nullify if given. That is the opportunity Yahaya Bello used. Youth leaders in Kogi East have come to conclusion to correct that with your
intervention since is not late. 

  Sir many politician contested with Audu from the same constituency our opinion is that Faleke should go to Audu constituency pick an aspirant from there mean he should pick an aspirant that bought the form and follow through primaries. If that is done then the equation is balanced both of them can go for the race because that person has the nomination form and nomination form is prerequisite to that lacuna, (of which Audu's son do not have) which the court cannot nullify because the court
will see that if Faleke is not an aspirant the other person is an aspirant and follow electoral process. The youth has given full support for peace progress and prosperity. With this opinion Faleke and the eastern part of Kogi will gain their victory back, and Kogi will be in peace thank you.

Long live Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu
Long live Kogi State
Long live this administration,
Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Signed:                                                              
Kogi East Youth Leaders
Email: abdulahi.hamza@yahoo.com  Attention To - Abdulahi Hamza

dakovablogger: S-H-O-C-K-I-N-G: Buhari’s 2016 "Budget of Change" ...

dakovablogger: S-H-O-C-K-I-N-G: Buhari’s 2016 "Budget of Change" ...: The document comprises of both hard and soft copies of the 2016 budget documents President Muhammadu Buhari handed over to the National Asse...

dakovablogger: S-H-O-C-K-I-N-G: Buhari’s 2016 "Budget of Change" ...

dakovablogger: S-H-O-C-K-I-N-G: Buhari’s 2016 "Budget of Change" ...: The document comprises of both hard and soft copies of the 2016 budget documents President Muhammadu Buhari handed over to the National Asse...

S-H-O-C-K-I-N-G: Buhari’s 2016 "Budget of Change" got stolen from National Assembly

The document comprises of both hard and soft copies of the 2016 budget documents President Muhammadu Buhari handed over to the National Assembly on December 22, 2015 have been declared missing, PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report.

The Nigerian Senate was scheduled to commence deliberation on the proposed budget Tuesday (today).

But Senate Leader, Ali Ndume, shocked lawmakers at a closed-door session, when he told them the budget documents had been stolen, people familiar with the matter told PREMIUM TIMES.

Mr. Ndume, our sources said, explained that deliberation on the budget could therefore not begin until fresh copies of the documents were obtained from the presidency, the Ministry of Finance or that of national planning.

The Chairman, Senate Committee of Appropriation, Danjuma Goje, was subsequently mandated to lead a search for the documents and liaise with the presidency, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters, Ita Enang, and the national planning ministry on the matter.

The Senators also resolved that the matter be kept under wraps, saying making it public could embarrass the presidency, the National Assembly and the country.

Our sources said senators of the Peoples Democratic Party accused the presidency of being behind the theft of the documents, an accusation rejected by their All Progressives Congress’ counterparts, who reportedly said it was too early to speculate.

Some lawmakers told PREMIUM TIMES they are suspicious that the presidency might have colluded with the management of the National Assembly to quietly withdraw the documents after detecting some discrepancies in them.

“Can you imagine this kind of national embarrassment?” one senator asked. “Documents that were presented to us with fanfare have been stolen.”

The spokesperson for the senate, Aliyu Abdullahi,could not been reached for comments. So also is Mr. Goje, the chairman of the appropriation committee.

President Muhammad Buhari had on December 22,2015 presented a N6.08 trillion budget for the fiscal year 2016 to a joint session of the National Assembly.

It was the first time in three years a Nigerian President would personally present a budget before the National Assembly.

Copies were however not distributed to lawmakers before they proceeded on Christmas and New Year holidays.

But weeks after the budget was presented to lawmakers, there were speculations that Mr. Buhari had withdrawn the documents to enable him to correct some discrepancies, a claim the presidency and the national planning ministry denied.

In the budget, capital expenditure takes N1.8 trillion, marking a significant over 300 per cent increment from the 2015 vote of N557billion . According to the estimate, N396billion is voted for education, being the largest sectoral allocation.

The health sector gets N296 billion while defence has N294 billion.