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Kola-Bo:From America with evergreen reggae Nigerian/American born reggae cum dance-hall artist, Ighobaro Amamayaevbo better known as Kola-Bo is a rare breed. At a time when many African entertainers saw America as the land flowing with milk and honey, the melting pot of showbiz, Kola-Bo held on to his motherland. This is despite his strong affinity with the land that dubbed God’s Own Country. He was born and raised in America, yet Kola-Bo prefers to ply his musical trade in Africa. As a student of the University of Phoenix where he is studying Health Management and Information, the beefy young man merely shuttles between Nigeria and America to meet up with his academic and other challenges there where his parents and siblings currently reside. Kola-Bo ‘’Not much is known about me here because I’ve been in America ovr the years going to school and pursuing my musical career there. I have a very strong fan base in Texas and New York. But I decided to come home because this is where

of America seven years to kill Asari Dokubo tells Osinbajo Stop visiting Ijaw land, Asari Dokubo tells Osinbajo ON APRIL 1, 20175:30 AMIN NEWSCOMMENTS By Perez Brisibe Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari is the leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Salvation Force, NDPSF, and one of the arrowheads in the struggle to redress perceived injustice in the Niger Delta. In this interview with Saturday Vanguard, he asserts that other ethnic nationalities in the Niger Delta have climbed on the back of the Ijaw to benefit from the struggles waged by Ijaw groups and person. He also appraised the President Muhammadu Buhari administration and explains his stand on the recent overtures of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to stakeholders in the Niger Delta. Conflict in the Niger Delta I do not believe that there is conflict between the Niger Delta as a whole and the Nigeria state, but rather, it is between the Ijaw and the Nigerian state. Let us not say it is with the Niger Delta because when Ijaw people fig

of America seven years to kill BIAFRA: BREXIT VERSUS BIAFREXIT: A Call To Save Biafrans from extinction By Ebere Okolie For Family Writers The British government and her citizens in 2016, voted to quit or exit from the European Union through a well organized referendum (Ballot Box) .The British citizen campaigned vigorously to leave-EU or to remain in-EU, the result of the vote was overwhelmingly in favour of Britain leaving EU. BREXIT was the acronym used as a tag for Britain's exit from the EU which also gave rise to the launching of "BIAFREXIT" by the Indigenous People Of Biafra- IPOB led by Nnamdi Kanu as a tag for Biafran's exit from Nigeria. The British citizens took a decision to opt out from EU on the premises that they need to take back their country, in that, the policies of the EU was not in their favour and that they need to be in control of their borders because they believe in the freedom of people to live in a free world. Similarly, the Biafran

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of America seven years to kill The leadership of Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, has revealed that some traditional rulers have joined up in the pro-Biafra struggle. Leader of the MASSOB-Biafran Independence Movement, BIM, in Enugu North zone, Chief James Omeke, while speaking to the press, during the mobilization and sensitization of the new members from Igbo Etiti, revealed that their numbers are rising daily. Chief Omeke said that the new members were taught that non-violence would earn them their sovereignty. Omeke further explained that the regional administrator of Igbo Etiti, Jude Elugwu with other members traveled the entire Igbo Etiti to sensitize people and recruit new members. He said, “We see the recent mobilization and sensitization of people of Igbo Etiti region as very successful as we now have in our fold traditional rulers and about 200 new committed members enlisted into MASSOB-BIM. “I cannot reveal the identity of the tr

of America seven years to kill A group of senators pushing for the release of detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra,(IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu and former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki may have concluded arrangements to invoke relevant Senate rules to compel the Attorney General of the Federation, Mallam Abubakar Malami to effect immediate release of the duo. Leader of the concerned senators, Chief Mao Ohuabunwa, has already drawn the attention of the Senate to the continued detention Kanu and Dasuki despite court orders asking the Federal Government to free them. Senator Godswill Akpabio, had opposed Ohuabunwa’s motion to free Kanu and Dasuki, on the ground that it was out of order for Ohuabunwa to introduce the motion especially when it had nothing to do with the debate on the appearance of Comptroller General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ali in uniform. Ohuabunwa asked the Senate to prevail on the Attorney General of the Federation to advice President Muhammadu Buhar

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of America seven years to kill Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn is willing to testify before federal and congressional investigators in their ongoing probe into Russian meddling in the US elections, but only if he is granted immunity, his lawyer said Thursday. "Gen. Flynn certainly has a story to tell, and he very much wants to tell it, should the circumstances permit. ... No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch-hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution," Robert Kelner, Flynn's lawyer, said in a statement late Thursday. The Wall Street Journal first reported Thursday that Flynn was in talks to try to get a promise of immunity, but that nobody had agreed to his terms yet. However, aides to the House intelligence committee said they have not received any requests from Flynn yet. A spokesperson for the Senate intelligence committee declined comment

THE Presidency last night said it was not in the know of any sudden change of mind by President Muhammadu Buhari to travel back to London for another round of medical check-up. President Muhammadu Buhari The reaction was prompted by some reports that Buhari, who had upon his return from London on a medical vacation barely three weeks ago, said he would not go back for further treatment but would rather import doctors to treat him in Abuja. Speaking through the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, the Presidency said the news of the President not going back was false. He, however, did not specify the date of Buhari’s proposed return to the United Kingdom. Only on Wednesday, the federal government said that it would not disclose the medical bills of the President. “It is false news. We are not aware of the reported advance movements. The last time the President spoke about this, he said he would return to his doctors after some time.

Skill acquisition: Delta trains 47 youths in tiling, POP design ASABA—Delta State Government has distributed starter packs to 47 youths trained on tiling and POP design under its Skill Training and Entrepreneur Programme, STEP, to kick off their own businesses. Items presented to the tilers include non-repayable Fireman Sumec Generator 2900, filing machine, manual tile cutter, pinches eight inches amongst other tools, a micro-credit of N120,000 and N10,000 monthly stipends for three months. The POP trainees each got one filing machine, one generator, Fireman Sumec 2900, one cutting machine, hand saw, 18 inches range, big plum, screwing pan, big hammer and other tools in addition to micro- credit of N120,000 and N10,000 monthly stipends for three months. Presenting the starter packs to the beneficiaries in Asaba, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa restated his administration’s commitment to youths empowerment through the various entrepreneurship initiatives. Okowa, who was represent

Meningitis: NCDC confirms 109 deaths in 5 states, as cases hit 1,966 — The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, has confirmed the outbreak of Cerebro Spinal Meningitis, CSM, in five states with 109 deaths. Chief Executive Officer of the centre, Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, who disclosed this in Abuja, yesterday, said 1,966 suspected cases had been recorded, while 109 had been confirmed dead since the outbreak of the disease in the country in February. He said the centre had deployed a response team to the affected states to vaccinate the residents and control further spread of CSM. According to him, Zamfara has the highest number of confirmed cases of 44, followed by Katsina with 32, Sokoto, 19; Kebbi 10 and Niger, four. He also said there was an inter-agency response supporting the states to contain the outbreak through the primary mode of vaccination. However, Ihekweazu explained that a new strand of meningitis called Stereotype C has emerged in place of the previous known type Stereo

of America seven years to kill MANILA -- Japan expects to sign a financing agreement to build Metro Manila's first underground mass transit line to help decongest the gridlocked Philippine capital. The Philippines-Japan Joint Committee on Infrastructure Development and Economic Cooperation met in Tokyo earlier this week and agreed to "work closely" together on possible projects. Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Ernesto Pernia revealed separately that the bilateral discussions covered 14 projects, including the central section of the Metro Manila subway project. The 25.3km line will run from Quezon City in northern Metro Manila to Taguig City in the east. The project's estimated cost is 230 billion pesos ($4.6 billion), and this will come in the form of official development assistance from Japan. Feasibility studies should be completed in September in time for the agreement to be signed when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Rodrigo Duterte meet in Novembe

of America seven years to kill Kinshasa - The Democratic Republic of Congo's opposition have called for a stay-home stoppage for Monday to force President Joseph Kabila to implement a deal on sharing power. In a statement issued on Wednesday, an umbrella group of opposition parties said they would stage a "ghost town" operation bringing cities to a standstill across the country. The alliance, called Rassemblement ("Rally"), condemned "the chaos" that it said had been caused by Kabila's failure to implement a power-sharing deal signed on December 31. Kabila first took power in 2001 to replace his assassinated father as war ravaged the country. His unwillingness to step down and enable elections at the end of his constitutional mandate last year led to protests in which at least 17 people were killed. Under a deal brokered by the country's influential Roman Catholic bishops, Kabila was allowed to stay in office until late 2017 in tandem w

of America seven years to kill Zuma is considering offering to step down next year, at least 12 months before his term as South African president ends, under a deal with opponents in his ruling party that would see Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan leave office now, two senior party sources said. Zuma is due to be replaced as leader of the African National Congress (ANC) at a party conference in December after serving his allocated two terms, but was expected to remain the country's president until elections in 2019. His spokesman did not respond to several calls for comment. Zuma's offer would allow him a dignified exit as there remains a possibility he could be removed by the ANC before next year. Who becomes the next leader of the ANC is key for Zuma given he could yet face corruption charges, analysts say. His offer appears intended as a way out of an impasse over the country's leadership within the divided ANC, but may not be enough to satisfy opp

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB Thursday refuted the publication that it has canceled the Computer Based Testing, CBT, adding that the introduction of 8 keys was to enable candidates who are not computer literate answer examination questions effortlessly. The Director of Information, JAMB, Dr Fabian Benjamin who spoke with Vanguard said:”There is no going back from the Computer Based Testing, CBT.” According to him, the clarification became necessary following the misleading caption in the front page of yesterday ‘s Nation Newspaper that “JAMB dumps CBT, adopt eight keys” He said: ” The headline was not only misleading but capable of causing panic, distortion and confusion in the minds of Nigerians particularly the candidates planing to take the UTME examination of a well conceived CBT examination which the Board was consolidating on the gains and feat recorded.”

acting chief Judge of Kano State, Justice Nura Sagir, has freed 20 inmates from Central Prison located in Kurmawa. The judge freed the inmates while on a visit to the prison where he rolled out the parole of mercy in consonance with the provision of the Criminal Custody Act. The Kano State Command of the Nigeria Prison Service had listed 107 inmates on the proposed parole list as part of efforts to decongest the central prison facility. Those released were inmates alleged to be involved in minor offences, alongside those inmates held under custody for four years and above without being subjected to trial before a competent court of jurisdiction. The CJ, who was accompanied by stakeholders in the judiciary, made use of his powers by also referring delayed cases for accelerated hearing. He also ordered that other matters be also aligned for procedural prosecution. Decrying the problem of prison congestion, Mr Sagir pledged that a quarterly visit to prison facilities in the state

Governor of Ghana’s central bank, Abdul-Nashiru Issahaku has resigned. This was made known to journalists by anonymous source. According to sources within the central bank, the governor who officially started his four-year term around September last year tendered his resignation on Wednesday citing personal reasons. Although the governors of the central bank have been insulated against political risk through an amended Bank of Ghana Act which assures them the security of tenure, speculations have been rife immediately after the December election that the current government would like the governor to leave office so they could appoint a replacement. Issahaku was first appointed by former president John Mahama in April 2016 in an acting position when Henry Wampah tendered his resignation six months before the end of his tenure. Mahama was defeated at the polls by current president, Nana Akufo-Addo who won the election by 53 per cent. Sources within the central bank also na

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Revealed: How Nigeria Is T his video has exposed the northern Nigeria agenda to implement full sharia law in Nigeria, irrespective of your religious or ethnic background. The case of Nnamdi Kanu is opening up hidden agenda against non Muslims in Nigeria in the current government. Find out more by watching and sharing. If you love this video why not subscribe to our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6DLDbez3xSumcU0VkSoR5Q For constant Biafra News Update

of America seven years to kill President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief John Nnia Nwodo has declared that the struggle for restructuring of Nigeria is more important than the agitation for Igbo presidency in 2019. Chief Nwodo spoke during a dinner organised in his honour by Old Sigmites, Lagos chapter, a club founded in 1950 at the University of Ibadan. The Igbo leader also objected to the killing of unarmed members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB). He wondered why the youths, who were clearly not happy with the unfair treatment being meted out to them in a country that is supposed to be theirs, were brutally killed. Insisting that the youths did not warrant being killed, Nwodo also berated the Federal Government over continuous detention of IPOB’s leader, Nnamdi Kanu. “The agitation for Igbo presidency in 2019 is a non issue as far as I am concerned. As the president of Ohanaeze Ndigb

of America seven years to kill By Ebere Okolie For Family Writers Rising from a meeting organized and chaired by Chief Dr Ikedife and Chief Achuzie, who was represented by his personal assistant recently held at Nnewi in Anambra State of Biafra, were 50 pro-Biafra groups, who jointly resolved and agreed that Nnamdi Kanu, the indefatigable leader of IPOB should be accorded the only true face of the restoration of Biafra as reported by Nigerian media houses. The leader of Indigenous People Of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is presently held by the Nigerian government at Kuje prison albeit illegally. According to these groups, Nnamdi Kanu is paying a big price in making sure that the people of Biafra are freed. Nnamdi Kanu has shown that he is the only trusted strong force to be reckoned with as regards to Biafra restoration. Nnamdi Kanu as the leading figurehead and the leader of the mass movement ( IPOB ), has won the heart of millions of Biafrans as he is gallantly fighting for the to

yesterday gave President Muhammadu Buhari the marching order to relieve the acting chairman of the Economic of America seven years to kill and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr. Ibrahim Magu of his job. The sabre-rattling Senators vowed not to consider or confirm the 27 names of Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs), if Buhari failed to respect the outcome of their decision to sack the anti-graft boss. To prove that it is prepared to walk its talk, the Red Chamber announced the suspension of confirmatory hearing on the REC nominees for two weeks to enable the senate president, Dr. Bukola Saraki “discuss” with the executive. Buhari had forwarded the list of REC nominees to the Red Chamber last week for confirmation. For the second time, Magu was rejected two weeks ago by the Senate on account of a damning report from the Department of State Services (DSS). At plenary yesterday, the Senators said it was wrong of Buhari to continue to keep Magu in an acting capacity, despite th

of America seven years to kill Minister of Defence Minister, Brig. Gen. Mansur Dan-Ali (retd.) disclosed to newsmen, yesterday, that Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau, is alive. The Nigerian Army hadboasted severally of having killed Shekau. Regardless, Dan-Ali said Shekau is hiding in Sambisa forest in Borno and has been disguising with masks, to evade arrest. He, however, said the military is hot on his trail and, and assured that, just as it took the United States Osama Bin Laden, Shekau will soon be captured. President Muhammadu Buhari had, on December 24, 2016, announced the military had succeeded in liberating Sambisa forest, one of Boko Haram’s hideouts. The army had briefed him on how the Boko Haram’s stronghold in Sambisa, now known as Camp Zero, was captured. But, Shekau, in a video posted shortly after, said he and his members were safe and had not been flushed out of anywhere. The Boko Haram leader urged the Federal Government to stop telling lies to the public in the

Bishop of Sokoto, Mathew Hassan Kukah has criticised the perception that he was close to former President Goodluck Jonathan for what he could get. “Despite my friendship with Jonathan over a long time, we never discussed a penny, we never discussed one dollar; we never exchanged a penny, and we never exchanged a dollar,” Kukah said. In an interview in the current edition of The Interview, Kukah said those who thought they could smear him by warming up to President Muhammadu Buhari were responsible for fantasising his relationship with Jonathan. “Suddenly, journalists whom I knew were writing, hoping they would be given positions (by Buhari), and all those who were abusing me, have gone full cycle,” he said. He continued: “Those who should be ashamed of themselves are those who took money from Jonathan, tons of it, and buried under the table; they have decided to change course in the middle of the race. Those are the people you should be talking about.” In a statement, the Managing Dir

governor of Akwa Ibom State and co-chairman of Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), Obong Victor Attah, has warned that Nigeria may break up unless fiscal federalism is instituted. Attah, who spoke on a private radio station in Uyo, the state capital, yesterday, said the only respite Nigeria has against its imminent disintegration would be to return to fiscal federalism as that remains the only solution to myriad of socio-economic problems besetting the nation. “Under a fiscal regime, as it were in the days of the regions, states, would contribute 50 percent of their resources to the central government and use 50 percent for development of their territories, such that multiplier effects would douse 90 percent of tensions in the country.” Attah, who was governor between 1999 and 2017, said Nigeria would have achieved more significant development if true fiscal federalism had been put in place, instead of what is obtained at the moment. The former chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum d

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unity in Biafra against all the propaganda by the Nigerian media. Listen to these titled men speak in their own dialect and unequivocally demanding the release of Nnamdi Kanu of IPOB from the Nigerian Kuje prisons in Abuja. They re-affirmed their unfledged support for Biafra restoration project. The so called South South and South East are now UNITED and will take Nigeria by storm.

ex-militants beg FG ON MARCH 28, 20174:43 AMIN NEWSCOMMENTS WARRI— FORMER Niger Delta agitators undergoing training in oil and gas at the Petroleum Training Institute, PTI, Effurun, Delta State, under the sponsorship of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, have appealed to the Federal Government not to terminate the programme. The ex militants drawn from Delta, Rivers, Akwa-Ibom, Edo and Ondo states, under the aegis of Coalition of Oil and Gas Students, COGS, in an SOS signed by Isaac Duduke and seven others, said they have been at home, instead of school for many months because of the inability of government to pay the contractor/vendor of their programme. Oil pipeline The students demanded that “a standard oil and gas training of the nature and scope approved for us, spanning an average of one year and eight months, of which we have spent only two months.” They specifically urged the Coordinator of PAP, Brig General Paul Boroh (retd.), who they alleged, had almost concluded pla

FIFTEEN communities in Orumba South local government of Anambra State have raised alarm over alleged menace of herdsmen in the area. Prince Chukwudi Ugochukwu, a spokesman for the communities, who spoke when some officials of the state government visited the area, regretted that the herdsmen allowed their cows to be grazing freely in their farms , thereby destroying the crops. He alleged that some women were also raped in the process, adding that the affected women failed to speak out because of the stigma associated with rape, especially the ones carried out by Fulani herdsmen. He said: “All the communities in this area are under the threat of the herdsmen and all our farmlands have been devastated by the herdsmen” “Our women had wanted to demonstrate over the ordeal they are passing through, but they were restrained. Even the youths had planned a reprisal attack, but we see it as attracting a serious problem that might escalate .” According to him, it was only the state governmen

 in western Europe Seventy firefighters in south London are battling an enormous blaze which engulfed western Europe’s largest mosque. Ten fire engines were dispatched to deal with the fire at the Baitful Futuh mosque in Morden, which started burning around midday. A man has been taken to hospital for smoke inhalation, but community leaders have said they do not believe anybody else was affected. The cause of the blaze is not yet known. Huge effort: 70 firefighters were deployed to tackle the enormous blaze on Saturday afternoon Before: The Baitul Futuh can be seen here in a file photo from 2003. One man caught up in the blaze is is hospital with smoke inhalation Before: The Baitul Futuh can be seen here in a file photo from 2003. One man caught up in the blaze is is hospital with smoke inhalation Shocked onlookers gathered opposite the mosque, watching a dark plume of smoke billowing out of the building’s roof before they were ushered behind a police cordon. The fire was reported by a

Okorocha, the governor of Imo State, has called for the release of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu. He made the call in an exclusive interview with Sunday Sun. However, the governor was dismissive about Kanu’s advocacy and importance saying that the continued detention of the Biafra secessionist activist was “making a hero out of nothing”. The Imo governor also spoke on his reservations about the Biafra struggle and more or less said that current advocacy groups were ineffective. “On the issue of Kanu and IPOB, I have a different opinion altogether and I think it has been over- dramatised and over pursued, we will just find out that it has not given us any key result,” the governor told the newspaper. “See, approach is key in life and how you look at things. I think what we must do as Igbo is to let the federal government see the reasons to release Kanu because keeping Kanu there is making him a hero out of nothing.” “He should be released. Si