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Zamfara, Nigeria Katılım Ekim 2011
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Turaki says the PDP is returning to the people, promising strict discipline, fresh reforms and a leadership ready to hit the ground running. ow.ly/vrBY106qfIr

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Allah ya yi wa sarkin Zuru na jihar Kebbi, Manjo Janar Muhammadu Sani Sami rasuwa a wani asibiti da ke Landan.
Ya rasu yana da shekara 81 kuma ya bar mata huɗu da 'ya'ya bakwai.
Ƙarin bayani - bbc.in/41CvaDe

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We Run a Non-Partisan Mandate
“ If I am not condemned for investigating both former and serving strong ruling party Governors and Ministers, I should not be condemned for also investigating opposition figures
- EFCC Executive Chairman, Ola Olukoyede
The African Democratic Congress, ADC’s unprovoked attack on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, concerning its handling of cases involving politically exposed persons from every divide, came as a rude shock and unwarranted blame game.
Every objective and discerning watcher of events in the national political scene, would admit that the Commission has been circumspect and dispassionate in the exercise of its mandate.
The ADC’s claims that “Opposition Coalition have received EFCC summons that are clearly politically motivated. These are not fresh cases arising from new evidence but new files opened in reaction to emergent political affiliations to intimidate key opposition figures”, are clearly self-serving, diversionary, narrow and idle. The question is, what determines “fresh cases” and old cases? Every corruption allegation deserves to be investigated and there is no constraint of time and season in criminal investigations.
Available records in our courts showed that several political figures of all divide are answering charges of alleged economic and financial crimes and other acts of corruption. It is also public knowledge that the EFCC is busy investigating some key figures of the ruling party owing to allegations of corrupt practices. Besides, many serving state governors of various political colouration are on the investigative radar of the Commission. The Commission will not be blackmailed into making full disclosures of its discreet investigations of any state or non-state actor, no matter the provocation.
The ADC was right to have admitted that “The EFCC does not belong to the APC. It belongs to the Nigerian people. It is funded by taxpayers, not the ruling party.'' Nothing can be farther from this truth.
The ADC and other political groups should focus on their partisan activities and allow the Commission to carry out her mandate. Nothing will make an innocent person answer any charge from the EFCC. The “opposition figures” the ADC is trying unsuccessfully to white-wash know in their hearts that they have issues that necessitated their invitations by the Commission. The immunity against any investigation by the EFCC is accountability and probity. Fraud is fraud. Corruption is corruption. There is no sacred cow, protected interest or partisan consideration in the investigation and prosecution of corruption.
The EFCC will continue to do its job and all well-meaning Nigerians are enjoined to ignore political statements meant to heat up the polity and divert attention from the pillage of the national treasury.

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Update on Nigeria Customs Service Recruitment:
I reached out to someone from the inside regarding the error in submitting and inability to print acknowledgement slip. They confirmed that the site is still up and running and intending candidates should keep trying to submit.
And by Friday, candidates would be able to print the slip using NIN all things being equal.
Keep your eyes open, stay vigilant and constantly visit the site.
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My brothers and sisters,
I come before you tonight as your President-elect to again express my deepest gratitude for your unwavering support in Saturday’s election.
This is a moment of hope, unity, and opportunity for our great nation. However, I must address a matter of urgent importance.
Transitions from one administration to another create the impression of a vacuum of power. Certain people are easily compelled to act in their own parochial interest instead of the national interest.
I have received reports of attacks on state offices and installations. While it is unclear who is behind these attacks, I condemn them in no uncertain terms. These acts must cease immediately.
As I said during my post-declaration speech, I urge the youth not to vent their frustration in criminal enterprises. Instead, they must channel their anger and frustration into the positive enterprise of resetting and rebuilding our beloved nation.
I urge all citizens to remain calm and avoid actions that could harm our institutions and democracy. We have fought hard for change, and now is the time to demonstrate our commitment to building the Ghana we want through unity and understanding.
Because state power is still in the hands of the present administration, I call on the president and the security agencies to act decisively to curb the ongoing acts of lawlessness.
Thank you, and may God bless Ghana.
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