Wednesday 1 July 2015

DOGARA'S FACTION BYCOTTS MEETING WITH BUHARI AS MEETING ENDS IN STALEMATE

In a bid to resolve the crisis that has ravaged the ruling All Progressive congress APC, General Mohammadu Buhari late on Wednesday  night met with the warring factions in the House of Representatives  at the presidential Villa Abuja.
Although  Majority of the Lawmakers loyal to the Speaker Rt Hon Dogara boycotted the meeting the Gbajabiamilla faction were seen in their numbers at the venue of the meeting.

Buhari Exchanging pleasantries with Hon Members at the Meeting Last Night


A lawmaker who spoke to TMS on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the issue said  the lawmakers could not reach an agreement despite the intervention of General Buhari and Professor Osinbajo due to the insistence of the Gbajabiamilla Faction on producing the House leader, as such the meeting ended on a stalemate.

It will be recalled that the crisis in the party escalated on Tuesday with the press release by the former national chairman of the party Chief Bisi Akande and the reply by the former Chairman of the nPDP Alhaji Kawu Baraje.

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MR. DANGOTE: I AM SORRY BUT I DONT BELIEVE YOU ON THIS !



The name Aliko Dangote rings a bell in virtually every home in Nigeria, Africa's richest man has a footprint in virtually every home in the country , you are either eating bread made from his flour or consuming soup seasoned with his salt,  drinking  soft drinks or taking syrups made with his sugar .

That was why in 2007 i took a loan from first bank to purchase shares from his flour company, but the billionaire had  other ideas , he returned over 97 percent of the money back to subscribers after almost a year and without interest at a time banks were charging over 19%  as interest and allotted 3 % of the shares to the millions of Nigerians who had participated in the public offer and kept over 90 percent to himself. 

After licking our wounds like many other Nigerians we moved on in invested in other vocations , so i was surprised yesterday evening when  i received a mail from Dangote cement  me and other Nigerians to invest in their expansion.
  After a lot of skepticism i decided to open the attachment and this screen shot below showing he owns only 0.17 % was for me deception taken too far , it  did not allow me read the content of the attachment  , even a primary school pupil knows that Dangote still own the bulk  of Dangote Cement by direct and indirect share holding it was a LIE i could not stomach 

XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Force South Africans To Pull Down Facebook Sponsored Holiday Avertisment

Nigerians came down heaving on south Africans and South Africa , today  the social media networking site Facebook had earlier shared a sponsored holiday advert to south Africa with mouth watering offers , immediately the sponsored post went live, Nigerians and other Africa and descended heavily wondering why a country that earlier rejected them now want their money
 Nigerians decried the xenophobic attitude of the south Africans and their penchant for spilling African blood  on their streets.
 The South African tourism industry  has benefited greatly  from Nigerian tourists who are among the biggest spenders in that country, with a 15.4 percent rise in arrivals for 2013 alone, with Gambia and Kenya looking to displace South Africa as the destination of choice for Nigerian Tourist in Africa the backlash might be coming at a very wrong time for the South African with the economy still reeling from the effects of the mining strikes
 There reaction by over two thousand Nigerians compelled the company to take down the sponsored ad by on  midday Tuesday.




NIGERIANS REPORT MORE ATTACKS



The Nigerian Union in South Africa on Tuesday reported new xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other foreigners in Sternkopf, Namakwa Municipality, Northern Cape Province of South Africa.
The President of the Union, Ikechukwu Anyene, said in Pretoria, South Africa, that the Northern Cape Province Chapter Chairman of the Union reported the incident to its National Secretariat.
“The National Secretariat of Nigeria Union has received report of xenophobic attacks from Mr Kennedy Osagie, the Northern Cape Province chapter chairman of the union.
“The report indicated that South Africans attacked Nigerians.
“Two cars belonging to Nigerians have been reportedly burnt and they have been going from house to house looting and destroying their property,” he said.
Mr. Anyene, who said that there were 20 Nigerians living in the affected community, added that none had been reported dead in the incident.
“Six Nigerians have taken refuge with their families in nearby SpringBok community and they do not know the whereabouts of the other Nigerians,’’ he said.
He said that the Union had reported the incident to the Nigerian Consulate in South Africa.
Nigeria’s Consul General in South Africa, Uche Ajulu-Okeke, confirmed the incident, saying the mission had commenced investigations.
“The Nigerian Consulate in South Africa has received report of new xenophobic attacks in Northern Cape Province of South Africa.
“The mission has commenced investigation into the incident and will ensure that Nigerians are safe in South Africa,” she said.
South Africa was hit by a wave of deadly xenophobic attacks between March and April 2015, with locals attacking and killing at least five African migrants.
The tension subsided after widespread condemnation.

(NAN)