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Ronaldo Set To Go Ahead Of Messi And Raul As European football’s Highest Scorer.

The Portuguese forward needs just one goal to surpass his Barcelona rival and the former Real Madrid striker as the continent’s top marksman.




Cristiano Ronaldo can pull clear of Barcelona rival Lionel Messi and former team-mate Raul and become the all-time leading goalscorer in European competitions if he scores for Real Madrid in Tuesday’s Champions League clash against Schalke.



The Portuguese netted in the first leg of the sides’ second- round tie in Gelsenkirchen last month to draw level with the Argentine attacker and the former Spain skipper on 76 strikes in Europe overall.



A goal in the return at the Santiago Bernabeu will see him top the continental scoring charts ahead of Messi’s meeting with Manchester City at Camp Nou next week.



Raul needed 168 games with Real and Schalke to reach 76 goals, while Ronaldo required just 117 and Messi only 95 to hit the same number.



The Argentine also leads the way with 75 goals in the Champions League, with Cristiano two behind on 73 and Raul’s long-standing record of 71 now relegated to third place.



Ronaldo’s 76 are made up of 73 Champions League strikes, one in the competition’s qualifiers which does not count in his overall tally for the tournament and two in the Uefa Super Cup against Sevilla back in August.



Messi, meanwhile, has scored 75 of his 76 in the

Champions League, with the other coming in Barca’s Uefa Super Cup success against Porto in 2011.



Real lead Schalke 2-0 heading into the second leg.



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Defensive Mourinho May Get Chelsea into Big Trouble, Warns David Luiz.

The ex-Blues defender is well aware of what the

manager will be telling his side ahead of the home leg of their Champions League tie but says that Paris

Saint-Germain will threaten.




Paris Saint-Germain defender David Luiz has warned Jose Mourinho that telling Chelsea to sit back against his side would be a dangerous tactic.



The Ligue 1 giants head to Stamford Bridge on Wednesday needing a goal after the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie finished 1-1 in France.



David Luiz, who left Chelsea in June for the largest transfer fee ever paid for a defender, says that he knows what Mourinho will be telling his team before the second leg.



But the 27-year-old, who urges his team to believe that they can advance, feels that the Portuguese’s usual approach could be dangerous for the hosts.



“I know how Jose will prepare for this; he will be telling the boys to be patient and hit us on the counterattack,” David Luiz told the Daily Mirror.



“He knows that we need to score and that they don’t. I know that is his way.



We must be careful because I know that Chelsea have the ability to hurt on the counterattack but they must be careful as well.



“To sit back and just defend against Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Edinson Cavani and Ezequiel Lavezzi can also be very dangerous so it is not just us who have to be careful.”


BREAKING: Jonathan Fires SURE-P Boss, Martin Luther Agwai, for Attending Obasanjo’s Birthday Event




President Goodluck Jonathan has fired Martin-Luther Agwai as the head of his government’s intervention unit, SURE-P.



Mr. Agwai is a respected former Defence Chief, who led United Nation missions in Sudan, amidst other career runs. He was appointed by Mr. Jonathan to head SURE-P, a department created by the government to deploy saved fuel subsidy money for the provision of critical infrastructure and jobs.



In a statement released today Tuesday, presidential spokesperson, Reuben Abati, named Ishaya Dare Akau as the new head of SURE-P, Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme.





The new SURE-P Chairman hails from Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State and holds Bachelors’ Degrees in the Arts and Law.



Mr. Akau comes to the job with years of experience as a high-level administrator in the nation’s public service. His record of service includes tenures as Chairman of the Kaduna State Universal Education Board and Chairman of the National Assembly Service Commission.



The presidency did not give any reason for Mr. Agwai’s removal, beyond saying it was “in furtherance of his efforts to continuously re-energize and reposition agencies of the Federal Government for optimal service delivery”.



But PREMIUM TIMES understands reliably that Mr. Agwai was fired for flouting a presidential instruction that no government official or member of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, should attend the birthday event of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, last week.



Mr. Jonathan and the former president have been locked in a longstanding row which has seen Mr. Obasanjo repeatedly criticise the president publicly. The spat climaxed three weeks ago when Mr. Obasanjo quit the party and publicly tore his membership card.



Sources within the presidency told PREMIUM TIMES that all government functionaries were instructed by President Jonathan to boycott Mr. Obasanjo’s birthday event.



Their sources said when informed of the president’s warning, Mr. Agwai, who climbed to the pinnacle of his career under the Obasanjo administration, said he will go ahead and attend the function, more so, in view of the president’s directive.



For daring the president, it was clear Mr. Agwai would be fired.



One source said it appears Mr. Agwai was informed ahead of the announcement of his removal Tuesday, as the former defence chief arrived early at the SURE-P office to pack his belongings.



Mr. Agwai himself replaced Christopher Kolade, who was sacked after criticising the president.








Man Rams 2Yr Old Daughter to Death With His New Toyota Avensis










A dad accidentally killed his daughter when he drove into her after being distracted by their family dog running into the road.



Angel Pitts, aged 16 months, was hit when her father Scott failed to see her wander in front of the car as he called his wife to get the dog,



The baby girl was standing in front of the family's Toyota Avensis when she was struck by the car, and was found dead under the bumper by her devastated dad.



The distraught father tried to kill himself in sadness but was held back by neighbors who called 911. The man is currently on a supervised and monitored admission at a hospital.




The Marketplace on Konga.Com: Sellers Share Their Stories


All across Lagos, happybusiness owners are talkingabout the remarkable growth in their sales after opening stores on Konga.com . See what a couple of sellers had to say –



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- Kellyzolae-shopping , selling engagement rings and female clothes on Konga since June 2014.



“Best Experiences, within 100 days of joining the platform, we received and processed over 2,000 products on Konga Market Place”.

– Seolak Stores , Selling phones and accessories on Konga from May 2014.



“One of my orders was delivered within 24 hours. It was WOW!! I particularly love the 7 days payment policy. It helps to make money available early enough for stock replacement. I also love the fact that I no longer have to pursue people for payment. I can reach people from outside town that I would never have been able to reach on my own. I also like the fact that Konga is an indigenous company (Hope I am correct?)”.

–Bikers Arena , Selling biking and sports gear on Konga since April 2014.

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– Kasualblast , selling T-shirts on Konga since April 2014.



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Deadliest Snakes In Africa: 10 African Snakes To Respect And Fear

Step in line, humans! You’re the superior animal on the planet, sure, maybe, but do you have two-inch fangs loaded with the milk of death? Can you choke a cow with your body? If someone is kicking you, can you bite their ankles to stop them…forever? Maybe you’re not as

awesomesauce as African snakes then. Here are 10 African snakes to respect and fear that are among the most lethal on any continent.

Gaboon Viper (Bitis gabonica)



Of all the venomous snakes in Africa, this one is the heftiest, weighing in at approximately 18 pounds (eight kilograms) and around seven feet (two meters) long. It also carries the highest reserve of venom in its body of any snake globally. Unlike the Cape cobra, these are relatively passive ground dwellers, although to spot one is to fear one. They’ll kill a lumberjack-sized man. They have facial features that include horn-shaped projections on the snout that kind of make it look like they’re wearing a freaky cat mask. They also have the longest fangs of any snake in the universe, which stay embedded in the flesh of their prey until it’s dead. They’re found in the forests of most of sub-Saharan Africa.

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Jonathan Sacks SURE-P Boss, Agwai, For Attending Obasanjo's Birthday - PremiumTimes

President Goodluck Jonathan has fired Martin-Luther Agwai as the head of his government’s intervention unit, SURE-P.



Mr. Agwai is a respected former Defence Chief, who led United Nation missions in Sudan, amidst other career runs.



Mr. Agwai was appointed by Mr. Jonathan to head SURE-P, a department created by the government to deploy saved fuel subsidy money for the provision of critical infrastructure and jobs.



In a statement Tuesday, presidential spokesperson, Reuben Abati, named Ishaya Dare Akau as the new head of SURE-P, Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme.



The new SURE-P Chairman hails from Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State and holds Bachelors’ Degrees in the Arts and Law.



Mr. Akau comes to the job with years of experience as a high-level administrator in the nation’s public service. His record of service includes tenures as Chairman of the Kaduna State Universal Education Board and Chairman of the National Assembly Service Commission.



The presidency did not give any reason for Mr. Agwai’s removal, beyond saying it was “in furtherance of his efforts to continuously re-energize and reposition agencies of the Federal Government for optimal service delivery”.



But PREMIUM TIMES understands reliably that Mr. Agwai was fired for flouting a presidential instruction that no government official or member of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, should attend the birthday event of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, last week.



Mr. Jonathan and the former president have been locked in a longstanding row which has seen Mr. Obasanjo repeatedly criticise the president publicly.



The spat climaxed three weeks ago when Mr. Obasanjo quit the party and publicly tore his membership card.

Sources within the presidency told PREMIUM TIMES that all government functionaries were instructed by President Jonathan to boycott Mr. Obasanjo’s birthday event.



Our sources said when informed of the president’s warning, Mr. Agwai, who climbed to the pinnacle of his career under the Obasanjo administration, said he will go ahead and attend the function, more so, in view of the president’s directive.



Our sources said for daring the president, it was clear Mr. Agwai would be fired.



One source said it appears Mr. Agwai was informed ahead of the announcement of his removal Tuesday, as the former defence chief arrived early at the SURE-P office to pack his belongings.



Mr. Agwai himself replaced Christopher Kolade, who was sacked after criticising the president.



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Wife Killer Claims His Wife Commited Suicide After She was Caught Cheating










33-year-old Seun Alabi, who was arrested for the murder of his 27-year-old wife, Bose, has told operatives of the homicide unit of Lagos State Criminal Investigation Department, SCID, Yaba, that he did not kill his wife rather she actually committed suicide after he caught her sleeping with another man.



Alabi who has been married to the Togolese born deceased for over seven years with three children, explained that Bose drank some poisonous substance when he confronted her over allegations of extra-marital affairs.



Alabi who works as a tiler, said he used his wife’s phone to call a colleague before leaving for work.



Not knowing that her husband had used the phone to make a call, she called the same number afterwards thinking it was her secret lover and told the man that they should meet at her friend's place.



The surprised man later told the Alabi of his wife's request and when he got home, Alabi confronted his wife with the allegation.



She denied initially but later admitted to engaging in extra-marital affair.



This is how Alabi narrated the cause of the suicide:



"I threatened to report her to her family members, so she confessed and pleaded for forgiveness.



I was surprised and could not imagine that she could cheat on me after seven years of marriage.



I was angry and slept on the three-seater. It was her legs that were hitting me, that woke me from sleep and I saw her in severe pains. I then saw an empty bottle of sniper insecticide on the table.



I raised alarm and neighbours rushed inside to help. One of them brought palm oil, which I gave to her.



But when we realized that it was more than we can handle, we rushed her to the hospital. On our way to Ogba General Hospital, she died."





But a relative of the deceased is not having any of Alabi's explanation, believing that he has a hand in the death of the victim because he did not pay her dowry and has been living with her illegally for years and bearing children with her.



But Alabi countered that:



"I could not pay my wife’s bride price because my wife’s family asked for about a million naira, which I could not raise.



My wife took poison after a misunderstanding over her infidelity. I did not kill her."






Cameroonians angry after their President is photo-shopped into soldiers funeral


Cameroonians are at the moment angry with their President Paul Biya and members of his cabinet after this image of him above purportedly showing him at the state burial for 39 soldiers killed by Boko Haram members, surfaced online yesterday. The President, who traveled to Switzerland yesterday, did not attend the funeral but someone in his team photo-shopped him into one of the funeral photos and posted it on their website.



Cameroonians, who were already angry that Mr Biya didn't honor the soldiers with his presence, are enraged by the photo and are slamming their president on social media. Continue...











'I Am Dying, They Are Tweeting': The Effects Of Social Media On Our Conscience

We are all guilty of the bad habit



I had just checked my wristwatch before it happened. It was five minutes past noon. We had just gone past a checkpoint and the road seemed all clear before us. The driver expectedly changed gear, and put his foot on the accelerator to increase speed. About four kilometres afterwards, the story changed. Our vehicle rammed into another vehicle that erroneously chose to make a reverse on a Trunk A road thinking he was all alone on the bend.



The impact was loud. I passed out and regained consciousness to find my limbs numb. Just as I managed to look around, there was already a crowd. I noticed three of my co-travellers were lifeless. I was told later that I was lucky to be alive as others died immediately from shock and huge loss of blood. I however noticed a number of people encircling me had their phones in their hands. I was shortly glad they were trying to call for help. I saw a flash briefly and it occurred to me they were either taking pictures or shooting videos while I laid there helpless.



They are the new journalists of the new age. I fainted. By the time I woke up, I saw the white ceiling and felt partly relieved that help finally came. I was later informed that another vehicle that went past the scene contacted the Federal Road Safety Corps personnel some metres ahead of us that an accident had happened. I was still in excruciating pain; I was moderately conscious but could not speak. It was not long before I saw about four nurses enter the room I had been kept. They looked at me and shook their heads in pity. Again, I saw two of them bring out their phones to snap me while I heard another requesting one of them to send the image to her on Whatsapp. I felt scandalised. I felt humiliated and used.



It is the curse of the new age. It is the age when people will rather pull out their cell phone and snap pictures or record videos instead of offering help to a victim(s) of an unfortunate happening or call those who can provide help.



There is that fresh need to discuss our humanity in view of new media tools and technologies that we now own. In 1993, the New York Times published a picture of a Sudanese child who was trying to make her way to the refugee camp hoping to get food and water. While at the difficult task given her malnourished state, a vulture was preying already; waiting for the starving kid to die and have its own meal.



Kevin Carter took the picture; it became famous. He was criticised by several people who wanted to know if and why he did not help the child. Given the graphic genius of the picture, Carter received the Pulitzer award in 1994, but he committed suicide the same year, leaving speculations as to why he took his life. The debate of the appropriateness of Carter’s picture has lingered since 1993 wrapped around self versus others debate. The disputation is fresher given the new media generation who are readily empowered with tools to take such pictures and even have them in motion picture form. There is the growing fear that despite how connected we are, there still exist disconnections among us. The huge access to social network points and the population this generation has on it should become an asset but it does not seem so on all fronts.



This is where bloggers and social media influencers can play a role. It is time to control narcissistic cravings. It is time to think of the others first. Now is the time to arrest the self-obsession many young people of this generation have and replace such with community love, empathy and ability to be there for others. Injustice to one must become injustice to all.



A good starting point will be to police one another, provide the check and balance for usage of new media tools in our digital ecosystem.



The target of every tweet or update in times of emergency care need should first be how it can help the victim(s) and not how to garner more followers, get more likes, or more annoyingly be the first to break sad news. There is the need to empower young people of this generation to see beyond themselves.



Our infrastructural problems and institutional setbacks make care for one another even more significant. Our bad roads, our ill-equipped hospitals and several other malaises that regular assault us make living a tough business. The advantage of social media technology enabling quicker response and capacity to call out public officials should be with all the momentousness it deserves, especially in a life and death situation.



This should be our unwritten code of conduct when using social media and all the adjoining tools. It would make for proper care if we all carry numbers needed in cases of emergencies on our phones, gadgets and even post the same for others to see and use on our status updates, blogs and other online avenues.



The official lines of the FRSC, Nigeria Police Force, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, State Ambulance Services, National Emergence Management Agency, Federal Fire Service, Nigerian Army and other Joint Task Forces should be handy for us all. After all, our intervention may be all that is necessary to save a life or keep another citizen alive.



Note: The National Orientation Agency alongside the Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme of the British Council organised the event. The highlight in the introductory story; a true account, was recounted and shared by a participant at the workshop.

'Sola Fagorusi is a blogger.



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Twin recording sensation, Boybreed, hook up with Patoranking


Bovibes Entertainment Signee, Nnamdi and Frank Amajuoyi aka Boybreed, hook up with Raggae Dancehall King, Patoranking, in the remix of their smash hit single "Slowly". The twins have been hitting the airwaves since their entrance into the music scene. The song is the right mix of afropop and raggae with a dose of African beats colored with urban tease. Slowly remix is produced by ace producer Ekelly. Listen and enjoy after the cut...








What Business Can He Do With His N350,000 Contribution?

He's confused! And seriously he is.



By the end of this month he would be getting his 350k contribution. But he doesn't have an idea yet on what to make of this money.



Please, please and please, kindly suggest what line of business or investment he could toe.



All sincere opinions, ideas, advice etc are welcome.



Thanks, and God bless!


Atiku Under Pressure To Dump APC As Jonathan Woos Him - Daily Sun

• Ex-VP under pressure to dump APC







From YINKA FABOWALE, IBADAN



Eighteen days to the presidential election some chieftains of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have put former Vice President Atiku Abubakar under intense pressure to dump the All Progressives Congress (APC) and back the re-election bid of President Goodluck Jonathan.



Also, Atiku’s supporters, who feel shortchanged in APC are urging him to throw his weight behind the President, since he did not realise his ambition of being the standard bearer of the opposition party.



Daily Sun gathered that those making overtures to Atiku believe that having lost the APC ticket, owning to the support governors and National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu gave to General Muhammadu Buhari, the former vice president should be aggrieved.



Those working to get Atiku to support Jonathan believed that since he has not been participating actively in the campaigns of the APC, he may be nursing a grudge against leaders of the party and therefore, could accept to return to PDP. Details of the offer to the former vice president were not revealed, but sources say that it may not be far from the 2019 presidential ticket of the PDP.



While Atiku is reportedly noncommittal yet to the overtures from the President’s camp, he is said not to have kicked against the planned defection of his supporters, who feel cheated in the APC.



Such supporters, especially in the South-West, who have indicated interest to join the PDP, it was gathered, are also mounting serious pressure on Atiku, saying they have no stake in the APC with the loss of the presidential ticket.



Meanwhile, it was gathered that the APC leadership is worried about Atiku’s non-involvement in the campaign of Buhari. Daily Sun learnt that the South-West arm of the Atiku Campaign Organisation may, short of declaring support for Jonathan, come out in the next few days to condemn the treatment of their principal in the APC.



Sources revealed that the party recently sent the Director-General of Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential Campaign Organisation and Governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi, to seek a rapprochement.



At the meeting, it was gathered, the Atiku camp told Governor Amaechi that his failure to attend the rallies was because the former vice president is only notified of venues of the campaign, without getting him involved in the planning.



Also, the APC’s effort to get funding from the Atiku camp failed, as the party was told that the former president spent hugely on mobilisation and advertisement towards the party’s primary election, which he eventually lost.





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Analytics: 18 States Where PDP Candidate Pres. Jonathan Might Lose This Election.




President Goodluck Jonathan has had a mixed campaign so far. He’s received criticism and praise for his administration in the last five years. Will he win this election?



A commentator on electoral issues, Adedayo Ademuwagun, has compiled a list of 18 states where Jonathan might lose the polls, and why.



The big day is now just three weeks from now and things are shaping up already. The people rooting for President Jonathan are keenly looking forward to March 28 and anticipating a victory for him.



However, there are some states where the president might lose this election based on recent history and the sociopolitical circumstances in those states.



Here are 18 states where this might happen.



1. Niger

Niger is the only state in the north central that Jonathan lost in 2011. He won the other states in the zone. Niger’s mainly Muslim population might be a difficulty for Jonathan again this time.



2. Yobe

Buhari has the upper hand in Yobe and the rest of the north east. Last time Jonathan lost heavily to Buhari in this state. Buhari will likely sweep the votes here this month. It’s a core Muslim state.



3. Gombe

Jonathan lost Gombe to Buhari too in 2011. He probably doesn’t have much chance here this year either. The Muslim majority in the state isn’t leaning in his direction.



4. Borno

Borno has largely been a war zone for some time now. Boko Haram seized parts of the state and imposed a great deal of terror here. The people will probably not be voting for the president because of the way he’s handled the fight against insurgency in their area. Buhari will probably win it here.



5. Bauchi

It was an easy win for Buhari in Bauchi last time where he pocketed 82% of the votes. Jonathan almost certainly has no chance of winning in Bauchi this year or in any state in the north east for that matter.



6. Zamfara

Zamfara is a core Muslim state in the north west. Buhari is king here as he is in the rest of the north west. Last time he cleanly swept this zone and Jonathan lost in all the states including Zamfara. This zone is Jonathan’s worst nightmare.



7. Sokoto

Here’s another mainly Muslim state that will be hard for Jonathan to win. He lost here last time even though the PDP runs things in the state. It’s not likely he can turn around the situation this year.



8. Kebbi

Buhari defeated Jonathan in Kebbi state in 2011. He’s apparently going to win it here again this time. Jonathan’s popularity in the area hasn’t improved pretty much in the last four years.



9. Katsina

This is where Buhari comes from. His victory in this state is indisputable.



10. Kano

Kano is another stronghold of Buhari. It was a walkover for him here in the last election. Now the APC is also in charge in Kano. Jonathan barely has a chance in this state.



11. Kaduna

Jonathan narrowly lost to Buhari here in 2011 even though the state has a Muslim majority. It’s another state where he might lose this month. However, the state is PDP.



12. Jigawa

Buhari beat Jonathan in Jigawa last year and is a lot more popular than the president in this state. But Jonathan might still draw the votes given his party is in charge in the state.



13. Rivers

The governor Rotimi Amaechi is one of Jonathan’s principal enemy and he’s Buhari’s campaign chief. Jonathan knocked out Buhari completely the last time, but this time the APC have the momentum and the equation has changed.



14. Imo

Buhari’s party runs the government in this Igbo state and the governor Rochas Okorocha is highly popular among the masses. He can and will probably influence the voters here in favour of his party’s candidate. A Jonathan victory here is uncertain.



15. Oyo

Jonathan packed the most votes in the west last time, but things have since changed with the APC merger. Now the west is rooting for Buhari, and Oyo is no exception. Jonathan’s popularity has greatly dipped among the Yorubas.



16. Osun

Even last time when Jonathan won in other Yoruba states, he lost in this one. The governor Rauf Aregbesola is so popular in the state and he’s definitely campaigning for his party, the APC. Jonathan virtually has no chance of winning here.



17. Ogun

Ogun is obviously leaning towards Buhari and the APC like the other Yoruba states. Jonathan hasn’t got a strong enough following here to challenge the APC.



18. Lagos

Protesters will predictably pour out on the streets of Lagos if Jonathan happens to win there. He’s the least popular candidate on the ballot among the Lagos people. He beat Buhari in this city the last time, but now it’s a lot harder for him to repeat that feat in this election.


Analytics: 17 States Where APC Candidate Gen. Buhari Might Lose This Election.




It’s now three weeks to the presidential election on March 28, and things are shaping up already for the big day. The parties are rounding off their campaigns.



INEC is doing mock elections to test run its equipment and operations. The world is watching what’s going to happen in the coming weeks.



Who will win this election?

A commentator on political issues, Adedayo Ademuwagun, has compiled a list of states where it is likely APC candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, will lose the polls.



Muhammadu Buhari has undoubtedly had a phenomenal run in this election. He’s transformed from being a bigoted strongman to being charismatic leader that people nationwide now look up to for change. He might just well win this election.



However, there are some states where Buhari might lose this election based on recent history and the sociopolitical circumstances in those states. Here are 17 states where this might happen.



1. Benue

Benue is a predominantly Christian state in the middle belt. In the last election Jonathan best Buhari here and clinched over 66% of the votes. Buhari might lose here again this year. The state is run by a PDP government.



2. Kogi

Jonathan soundly beat Buhari in Kogi in 2011. He got 70% of the votes. Kogi has a significant Christian population and is governed by the PDP.



3. Plateau

Jonathan defeated Buhari in Plateau by a wide margin last time. Plateau is mainly Christian and has a PDP government.



4. Abuja

This is the seat of government where President Jonathan is in charge. He grabbed over two-thirds of the votes in 2011 and won comfortably. The federal government-run things in Abuja and this could be a disadvantage to Buhari.



5. Taraba

Buhari only mustered half the number of votes Jonathan won in this state last time. It’s a mainly Christian state and the government is PDP.



6. Adamawa

Buhari bowed to Jonathan here in 2011. It’s one of the two states in the northeast where Buhari lost to Jonathan. It’s a predominantly Christian state.



7. Abia

Jonathan won 99% of the votes here while Buhari won less than 1%. The east is Buhari’s worst nightmare. Abia is mainly Christian.



8. Ebonyi

Again Buhari fared woefully here last time. He didn’t even get 1,000 votes here. The PDP is in charge in Ebonyi.



9. Anambra

Anambra is run by the APGA but the people are leaning towards Jonathan. Anambra is the heart of Igbo territory. A Buhari victory is unlikely here.



10. Enugu

Like Anambra, Enugu is the heart of Igbo territory. Jonathan neatly beat Buhari here last time. The general didn’t get 0.5% of the votes here. The people are likely going to vote Jonathan. It’s a PDP state.



11. Bayelsa

A Buhari win in Bayelsa will be a complete miracle. This is Jonathan’s home. He swept virtually all the votes here last time. It may not happen like that again this month, but surely his people will get behind him.



12. Delta

This state is strongly PDP and more likely to vote Jonathan than Buhari. Jonathan won over 98% of the votes here in 2011. Buhari hardly commands any following in this state.



13. Edo

Governor Oshiomhole’s popularity has dwindled in the past few years and so even though the state government is run by Buhari’s party, it’s not certain that the general would take the prize here. But it’s possible.



14. Akwa Ibom

Akwa Ibom voted resoundingly for Jonathan in 2011 and it’s a PDP state. Buhari will have a hard time taking this state.



15. Cross Rivers

Cross Rivers has a PDP government. Buhari lost to Jonathan here in the previous election. Jonathan is more likely to win here despite everything.



16. Ekiti

Ekiti is one of two states in the west controlled by the PDP. The governor is chiefly behind Jonathan and he’s got a huge grassroots following. He’s a man of the people. He’s capable of swaying his people.



17. Ondo

Ondo is the other state in the west controlled by the PDP. Like Governor Fayose of Ekiti, Ondo governor Mimiko also has a strong grassroots following and is backing Jonathan. But maybe Buhari can surmount the challenge and snatch a win in this state.


Analytics: 17 States Where APC Candidate Gen. Buhari Might Lose This Election.




It’s now three weeks to the presidential election on March 28, and things are shaping up already for the big day. The parties are rounding off their campaigns.



INEC is doing mock elections to test run its equipment and operations. The world is watching what’s going to happen in the coming weeks.



Who will win this election?

A commentator on political issues, Adedayo Ademuwagun, has compiled a list of states where it is likely APC candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, will lose the polls.



Muhammadu Buhari has undoubtedly had a phenomenal run in this election. He’s transformed from being a bigoted strongman to being charismatic leader that people nationwide now look up to for change. He might just well win this election.



However, there are some states where Buhari might lose this election based on recent history and the sociopolitical circumstances in those states. Here are 17 states where this might happen.



1. Benue

Benue is a predominantly Christian state in the middle belt. In the last election Jonathan best Buhari here and clinched over 66% of the votes. Buhari might lose here again this year. The state is run by a PDP government.



2. Kogi

Jonathan soundly beat Buhari in Kogi in 2011. He got 70% of the votes. Kogi has a significant Christian population and is governed by the PDP.



3. Plateau

Jonathan defeated Buhari in Plateau by a wide margin last time. Plateau is mainly Christian and has a PDP government.



4. Abuja

This is the seat of government where President Jonathan is in charge. He grabbed over two-thirds of the votes in 2011 and won comfortably. The federal government-run things in Abuja and this could be a disadvantage to Buhari.



5. Taraba

Buhari only mustered half the number of votes Jonathan won in this state last time. It’s a mainly Christian state and the government is PDP.



6. Adamawa

Buhari bowed to Jonathan here in 2011. It’s one of the two states in the northeast where Buhari lost to Jonathan. It’s a predominantly Christian state.



7. Abia

Jonathan won 99% of the votes here while Buhari won less than 1%. The east is Buhari’s worst nightmare. Abia is mainly Christian.



8. Ebonyi

Again Buhari fared woefully here last time. He didn’t even get 1,000 votes here. The PDP is in charge in Ebonyi.



9. Anambra

Anambra is run by the APGA but the people are leaning towards Jonathan. Anambra is the heart of Igbo territory. A Buhari victory is unlikely here.



10. Enugu

Like Anambra, Enugu is the heart of Igbo territory. Jonathan neatly beat Buhari here last time. The general didn’t get 0.5% of the votes here. The people are likely going to vote Jonathan. It’s a PDP state.



11. Bayelsa

A Buhari win in Bayelsa will be a complete miracle. This is Jonathan’s home. He swept virtually all the votes here last time. It may not happen like that again this month, but surely his people will get behind him.



12. Delta

This state is strongly PDP and more likely to vote Jonathan than Buhari. Jonathan won over 98% of the votes here in 2011. Buhari hardly commands any following in this state.



13. Edo

Governor Oshiomhole’s popularity has dwindled in the past few years and so even though the state government is run by Buhari’s party, it’s not certain that the general would take the prize here. But it’s possible.



14. Akwa Ibom

Akwa Ibom voted resoundingly for Jonathan in 2011 and it’s a PDP state. Buhari will have a hard time taking this state.



15. Cross Rivers

Cross Rivers has a PDP government. Buhari lost to Jonathan here in the previous election. Jonathan is more likely to win here despite everything.



16. Ekiti

Ekiti is one of two states in the west controlled by the PDP. The governor is chiefly behind Jonathan and he’s got a huge grassroots following. He’s a man of the people. He’s capable of swaying his people.



17. Ondo

Ondo is the other state in the west controlled by the PDP. Like Governor Fayose of Ekiti, Ondo governor Mimiko also has a strong grassroots following and is backing Jonathan. But maybe Buhari can surmount the challenge and snatch a win in this state.


6 Types Of People Job Seekers Must Run Away From

Job seekers please run away from these types of people for they can kill your dreams and expectations:



1. People who tell you it is not about what you know but who you know.

2. People who often see adverts and say they have already taken those they want to take.

3. People who would say you would have written/ attended atleast 5-6 interviews before 1 clicks.

4. People who have been in the labour market for more than 3years without any job.

5. People who often believe that only people who attended the first generation schools like UI, UNN, LAG, OAU, etc deserve to get the best jobs.

6. People who did not graduate with a good grade.


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FAAN Successful Candidates

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Ivory Coast First Lady Sentenced To 20 Years Imprisonment For Post Election Violence.




Former Ivorian First Lady, Mrs Simone Gbagbo has been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment by an Ivorian court for organizing post election violence after her husband, Laurent Gbagbo lost out in the 2010 Presidential elections in Ivory Coast.



In a unanimous judgement today March 10th, the court said Mrs Gbagbo together with her husband’s supporters, after rejecting the results from the elections that saw her husband’s main rival, Alassane Ouattara declared winner of the election, carried out activities that undermined the state security which left over 3000 people dead.



Laurent Gbagbo’s son from a previous marriage, Michel Gbagbo, was also sentenced to 5 years imprisonment for his role in the post election violence.



Lawyers to Mrs Gbagbo say they would be appealing the judgement.