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Jonathan has nothing to fear, says Buhari

President-elect Muhammadu Buhari has assured President Goodluck Jonathan that he has nothing to fear.

Buhari, in his acceptance speech after being declared the winner of Saturday’s presidential election and presented with certificate of return in Abuja on Wednesday, said “despite the rancour of the elections,” he harboured no grudge against anyone.

To prove this, he extended “a hand of friendship and conciliation to President Jonathan and his team.”

Buhari read a prepared speech in which he also reiterated his determination to end insurgency in the North-East, rescue the economy and stem corruption which he described as an evil worse than terrorism.

The President-elect, who was Head of State between 1983 and 1985, said even though there could be a disagreement between him and Jonathan over governance, the President remained a great Nigerian.

He said, “Let me state clearly that President Jonathan has nothing to fear from me. Although we may not agree on the methods of governing the nation, he is a great Nigerian and still our president. He deserves our support and permanent respect by virtue of the office he has held.

“This is how an honourable nation treats its servants and conducts its affairs. I should be looking forward to meeting with President Jonathan in the days to come to discuss how our teams can make the transition of administrations as efficient as possible.”

On insurgency, he said, “No doubt, this nation has suffered greatly in the recent past, and its staying power has been tested to its limits by crises, chief among which is insurgency of the Boko Haram.

“There is no doubt that in tackling the insurgency, we have a tough and urgent job to do.

“But I assure you that Boko Haram will soon know the strength of our collective will and commitment to rid this nation of terror, and bring back peace and normalcy to all the affected areas. We shall spare no effort until we defeat terrorism.”

Reiterating his readiness to   fight corruption which, according to him, constitutes a threat to “our economic development and democratic survival,” he said, “no longer shall it( graft) be allowed to stand as if it is a respected monument in this nation.”

He added, “We shall strongly battle another form of evil that is even worse than terrorism—the evil of corruption. Corruption attacks and seeks to destroy our national institutions and character.

“By misdirecting into selfish hands funds intended for the public purpose, corruption distorts the economy and worsens income inequality. It creates a class of unjustly-enriched people.

“Such an illegal yet powerful force soon comes to undermine democracy because its conspirators have amassed so much money that they believe they can buy government.

“We shall end this threat to our economic development and democratic survival. I repeat that corruption will not be tolerated by this administration.”

Appealing to Nigerians to join him in “ resolving these and the other challenges we face,” he stated that “along the way, there will be victories but there may also be setbacks.”

He added, “Mistakes will be made. But we shall never take you for granted; so, rest assured that our errors will be those of compassion and commitment not of wilful neglect and indifference.

“We shall correct that which does not work and improve that which does. We shall not stop, stand or idle.”

Buhari also   said that his declaration as President-elect meant that the change many Nigerians had been yearning for had finally come.

“Today, history has been made and change has finally come. Your votes have changed our national destiny for the good of all Nigerians,’’ he said in   the speech titled, ‘‘The die is cast.’’

Noting that the challenges ahead were many, the President-elect said, “We shall, if necessary crawl, walk and run to do the job you have elected us to do.”

He promised to deliver good governance and ensure that his administration did not rule Nigerians “as if they were subservient to government.”

Buhari also pledged that his government would respect the rule of law as nobody should be above the law.

The former military ruler   said that he would treat those who voted against him and those who did not vote equally as those who voted for him on Saturday.

He said, “I pledge myself and our in-coming administration to just and principled governance.There shall be no bias against or favouritism for any Nigerian based on ethnicity, religion, gender or social status.

“I pledge myself and the government to the rule of law, in which none shall be so above the law that they are not subject to its dictates, and none shall be so below it that they are not availed of its protection.

“You shall be able to go to bed knowing that you are safe and that your constitutional rights remain in safe hands. You shall be able to voice your opinion without fear of reprisal or victimisation.

“My love and concern for this nation and what I desire for it extends to all, even to those who do not like us or our politics. You are all my people and I shall treat everyone of you as my own.

“ I shall work for those who voted for me as well as those who voted against me and even for those who did not vote at all. We all live under one name as one nation: we are all Nigerians.”

Buhari, who had previously contested three times   said he had always enjoyed the support of Nigerians but their votes were only allowed to count last Saturday.

He said, “We will govern for you and in your interests. Your vote was not wasted. This is not the first time Nigerians have cast their votes for us, and this is not the first time they have been counted; but this is the first time that the votes have been allowed to count. With the help of God, we pledge to do our utmost to bring forth the Nigeria you seek.”

On his eligibility for the presidential election, he said he would never have sought to contest if he had adjudged himself incapable.

While he condoled with the families that   lost their loved ones in the celebration that followed his victory on Tuesday, he also thanked Nigerians for reposing confidence in him.

He said, “Most of all, I thank the people of Nigeria for reposing their confidence in me at this trying moment. Our nation wrestles many challenges including insecurity, corruption, economic decline. I pledge to give you my best in tackling these problems.

“The good people of Nigeria, your obligation does not end with casting your ballot. I seek your voice and input as we tackle these problems. This will not be a government democratic only in form. It will be a government democratic in substance and in how it interacts with its own people.”

He also thanked his party, the All Progressives Congress, INEC, past leaders of the nation, world leaders, civil society organistations for their roles in successful conduct of the elections.

Buhari said, “Here, I want to thank my party for selecting me as its candidate. I thank our party leaders and members for the steadfast contributions they made to bring our dream to fruition. I thank INEC, the police and all other government agencies for performing their tasks in a proper manner and for refusing to be induced to undermine the election and the democratic process.

“I also wish to thank religious leaders, traditional leaders, the media, labour unions, civil society organisations, organised private sector, youths and students for their roles in this election.

“I give special thanks to President Obama and his timely intervention and support for peaceful and credible elections in Nigeria and for sending Secretary of State John Kerry and other United States officials. The European Union – especially the United Kingdom, France, Germany and other nations that were actively involved in ensuring the success of this election are equally appreciated. My sincere thanks to the United Nations Secretary General Mr Ban-Ki moon. The Commonwealth, China, India and other Asian and Gulf states are also hereby appreciated.

“Finally our brothers in the African Union and ECOWAS have truly and clearly shown and demonstrated their commitment to our democratisation process. Former Presidents John Kuffour, Amos Sawyer, Bakili Muluzi and his team are well appreciated. I must also add my appreciation for the role played by civil societies, national and international observers, other world leaders in ensuring that Nigeria holds free and fair elections.

“I assure all foreign governments that Nigeria will become a more forceful and constructive player in the global fight against terrorism and in other matters of collective concern, such as the fight against drugs, climate change, financial fraud, communicable diseases and other issues requiring global response. I want to assure our fellow African nations that Nigeria will now stand as a more constructive partner in advancing the matters of concern to our continent, particularly with regard to economic development and eradication of poverty.

“Former heads of state and presidents, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, General Yakubu Gowon, Alhaji Shehu Shagari, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, Chief Ernest Shonekan and Gen.Abdulsalami Abubakar, deserve commendations for their statesmanship and words of caution and counsel for peace during the tense moments of this electoral period.”

Earlier, the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, in his capacity as the Chief Returning Officer for the presidential election, had   declared Buhari the winner of the poll at   2.50am and 3am on Wednesday.

Buhari polled 15,424,921 votes to beat   Jonathan, who received 12,853,162 votes in the election in which 12 other candidates participated.

Buhari won in 21 states and received 25 per cent of the total votes cast in 26 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

Jonathan, who won in 15 states and the FCT and received 25 per cent of the votes in 25 states of the federation and the FCT.

Jega, who revealed that over 700,000 ad hoc staff were deployed for the March 28 and forthcoming April 11 polls, said there was the need to keep reforming and improving the nation’s electoral process.

He thereafter presented certificates of return to Buhari and Vice-President-elect, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, and commended Nigerians for supporting INEC in the   conduct of the polls.

I’m not surprised I won – Buhari

On Wednesday evening, Buhari told   Cable News Network’s anchor, Christiane Amanpour, that   he was not surprised that he defeated Jonathan at the polls.

He explained that the successful merger of the APC in 2013 signalled the beginning of the end of Jonathan’s administration.

The President-elect said, “I am not surprised because of how we came into the merger. The main opposition parties in Nigeria decided to come together to face the ruling party. That means we had an additional spread and politicians across the length and breadth of the country so I was not surprised.”

Buhari said immediately after his inauguration on May 29, he would begin a process of national reconciliation, especially in the violence-prone areas of the Niger-Delta and the North-East.

He said, “The actual division that is worth bothering about in terms of social instability and insecurity are in the North-East and the in the Niger-Delta which I think have been with this country long enough that we know how they started and what stage they are in now and we are confident that we will rapidly give attention to the insecurity in the country and I believe that we will deal with them within a few months in office.”

The former Head of State said the issue of insecurity would have been curbed long ago if the Jonathan administration had formed a regional alliance with Cameroon, Chad and Niger four years ago.

He said he would increase the tempo of the war against insurgency which, according to him, the President started getting right in January this year.

Buhari said, “If you recall, the Nigerian soldiers, out of all ethical expectations were giving interviews to foreign journalists that they were being sent to face the terrorists and were not doing well because of the lack of weapons, poor training and leadership.

“And the National Assembly attempted to conduct a hearing by finding out how much was approved by the National Assembly for budgetary allocation for weapons and training in the last four years and they wanted to invite the service chiefs and the chief of defence staff but the administration scuttled the hearing so the performance of the military is being affected by corruption in the system.”

Descibing himself as a converted democrat, he denied engaging in extrajudicial killings during his military administration.

When asked how he would cushion the effect of the drop in global oil price, the president-elect said he would revive the agricultural   and   mining sectors and block all holes through which public funds are siphoned.

Ministers, service chiefs pay solidarity visit to Jonathan

The Presidential Villa, Abuja wore a mournful look in the early hours of Wednesday, the morning after President Goodluck Jonathan lost his re-election bid.

A few workers who had already closed from work at the time the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, named Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) of the All Progressives Congress the President-elect, were seen discussing the development in hush tones.

The weekly Federal Executive Council meeting did not hold.

But some members of FEC, mostly ministers, gathered at the President’s office later in the day to pay a solidarity visit to Jonathan.

Some of the ministers who met with the President were the Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Mohammed Adoke (SAN); Minister of State II, Foreign Affairs, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro; Minister of Interior, Mr. Abba Moro; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Aminu Wali; and Minister of National Planning, Suleiman Abubakar.

Some female ministers also visited the President.

They included the Minister of Women Affairs, Zainab Maina; Minister of Communication Technology, Omobola Johnson; Minister of Water Resources, Sarah Ochekpe; Minister of Environment, Laraba Mallam; Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Akon Eyakenyi.

One of the ministers who pleaded anonymity told our correspondent that they used the opportunity of the visit to encourage the President and commend him for his achievements.

The government official expressed the optimism that Jonathan might win the Nobel Peace Prize for ensuring that the nation remained peaceful after conducting a free, fair and credible election.

It will be recalled that some ministers and governors had on Tuesday evening visited the President.

Among the early callers were Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State; Governor Jonah Jang of Plateau State; Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State and a former Minister of Labour and Productivity, Mr. Emeka Worgu.

Also, the nation’s service chiefs on Wednesday visited President Jonathan.

They were led to the closed-door session with the President by the National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.).

The service chiefs who met with Jonathan at the Presidential Villa, Abuja included the Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh; Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Kenneth Minimah; Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Usman Jibrin; and Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Adesola Amosu.

None of them spoke with journalists at the end of the parley that lasted about an hour.

After the meeting, they also consulted briefly with Dasuki at the forecourt of the President’s office before they left.

Details of discussion at the meeting were not available at the time of filing this report.

The last time the security chiefs met with Jonathan was on March 17 when they briefed him of their preparation for the general election and the success recorded in the anti-terrorism war in the north-eastern part of the country.

Obama, Cameron, others praise Buhari, Jonathan, Jega

GLOBAL leaders and organisations have congratulated Nigerians, especially the President-elect, Maj.Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), President Goodluck Jonathan and the Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, for the successful conduct of Saturday’s presidential and National Assembly polls.

They said in separate statements on Wednesday that the orderly conduct of Nigerians during the elections and the acceptance of defeat by Jonathan were remarkable.

The leaders and organisations are the United States President Barack Obama; the United Kingdom Prime Minister, David Cameron; French President, Francois Hollande; South African President Jacob Zuma; United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the European Union,   the ECOWAS Election Observation Mission,   the African Union and the Commonwealth.

Obama, in a statement by the White House, said that INEC and Jega deserved a special recognition, both nationally and internationally.

Commending Jonathan for conceding defeat and Buhari for emerging victorious, he urged them to ensure a peaceful transition.

Obama said,   “The last few days have shown the world the strength of Nigeria’s commitment to democratic principles. By turning out in large numbers and sometimes waiting all day to cast their votes, Nigerians came together to decide the future of their country peacefully.

“I commend President   Jonathan and the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, for their public commitments to non-violence throughout the campaign.”

Obama noted that Jonathan placed Nigeria’s interests first by conceding the election and congratulating the President-elect on his victory.

He added, “I urge President-elect Buhari and President Jonathan to repeat their calls to their supporters to continue to respect the election outcomes, focus on unifying the country, and together lead Nigeria through a peaceful transition.”

Concerning the efforts of Jega in keeping the poll free, fair and credible, Obama said, “Nigeria’s INEC and its Chairman, Attahiru Jega, deserve special recognition for what independent international observers have deemed a largely peaceful and orderly vote.

“I commend INEC for its extensive efforts to increase the credibility and transparency of the electoral process.”

However, the US president urged Jega and INEC to improve its performance ahead of April 11 elections.

Obama said, “Looking ahead to the governorship elections on April 11, it is imperative that national attention turn to ensuring isolated logistical challenges are overcome and peace is protected, even in the most hotly contested races.

“On behalf of the American people, I extend congratulations to the people of Nigeria and to President-elect Buhari and look forward to continuing to work with the newly-elected government on our many shared priorities.”

Also,   Cameron     in a statement on www.gov.uk said, ‘‘I send my warmest congratulations to General Buhari on being elected as Nigeria’s next President.

“This election has been a credit to the Nigerian people and a truly historic moment for Nigerian democracy.

“The UK remains a steadfast partner for Nigeria as it realises its potential as Africa’s economic powerhouse and works to tackle terrorism in the region.”

President Hollande on his part welcomed the commitment of Nigerians and the quality of work of INEC towards the success of the polls.

A statement from the French Embassy in Abuja on Wednesday, said that Hollande would speak with Buhari on Thursday(today), adding that he intended to establish with Buhari the trustful relations France had with   Jonathan.

The President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma,   congratulated   Buhari on his emergence as the President-elect and   Jonathan for his leadership and commitment to “consolidating democracy, peace and stability in Nigeria.”

To Zuma, Jonathan’s action was indicative of his readiness and commitment to ensuring a smooth transfer of power with a view to ensuring that Nigeria did not experience violence.

The UN Secretary-General,   Ki-moon, congratulated Buhari     and called on all Nigerians to accept the outcome of the elections.

A statement   by the UN said, “The Secretary-General talked to President   Jonathan and Maj. Gen. Buhari.

“He congratulated President-elect Buhari and commended President Jonathan for his leadership throughout the electoral process and his statesmanship in upholding the democratic process.

“The Secretary-General believes the successful conduct of these polls is a testament to the maturity of Nigeria’s democracy.”

Ban hoped that the same democratic spirit will prevail in the conduct of the governorship and state Houses of Assembly elections on April 11.

Also, the Head of ECOWAS Election Observation Mission, former Ghanaian President John Kuffuor , and   the African Union and the Commonwealth congratulated Nigeria’s National Peace Committee for its work.

They called on Nigerians to carry through the entire electoral process the maturity and discipline displayed during the presidential and National Assembly elections.

At a meeting in Abuja, Kuffuor and the AU Observer Mission Chief, former Liberian leader, Prof. Amos Sawyer, and head of the Commonwealth poll observers,   Bakili Muluzi,   advised the Abdulsalami Abubakar-led committee to continue to build trust and confidence for peaceful coexistence during the post-election period.

They said, “Elections are about governance and our prayer is that Nigerian political parties, their candidates and teeming supporters will accept the results of the elections, with the winner showing magnanimity and the runner-up showing cooperation.”

The EU High Representative and Vice-President, Federica Mogherini, in a statement thanked   Jonathan for his contribution to consolidating Nigeria’s democracy over the past five years.

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"I Almost Ended Up As A Prostitute" - Mercy Johnson Confesses

2013 and here is a message from the mother of one to her fans...
Today, I thought of many things I would love to have as birthday gifts and the many dreams I am still pursuing. In all of this I'm not losing sight of the fact that if not for God I might have ended up on the street like the many kids and young adults begging for food and some prostituting to make ends meet. If we know the circumstances that force some of these people on the street, we would spare a thought for them. I am where I am today purely by the grace of God and the grace of people who believed in me from the word go.

Recently, I was at the Boys Reform Home, Oregun, Lagos, the discussion I had with the principal Mr. Kotun and much later with the Special Adviser in charge of allremand homes in Lagos set me thinking about the boys and girls on the street. They have dreams too. Can they fulfill those dreams on the street? The answer will likely be no; because I won't be where I am today if I ended up on the street.

For this reason, Mercy Johnson Foundation will be doing a lot to get kids off the street. We are not asking people for money or donation, I will do all I can with the resources God has given me, and with the support of my husband to help get these kids off the street and set them on the path where they can begin to pursue their dreams. I want to plead with people, fans, friends and colleagues to spare a thought for the children on the street. We can begin by educating people around us, parents, the children and people in charge of children (Oga-house help relationship, teacher-student relationship, and others) on the need to treat every child like the future of Nigeria depends on it. And truth be told, our future will not be all that enjoyable if we let the scourge of 'street-children' fester. By then, the rich will begin to cry. I learnt Lagos State Government has 11 homes where most children picked from the streets are kept, reformed and reunited with their families after counseling
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That is an initiative Mercy Johnson Foundation will be supporting and beyond that we will be going to different states to help spread the message-Get kids off the street, save the future. From tomorrow, I will begin to replay some of the lessons I learnt at the boys' reform home and we all can contribute to getting the kids off the street.

I am grateful to everyone that has sent in a birthday message, tweet and gifts. Thank you and God bless you.
Mercy Johnson Okojie

Arik Airline Stowaway, Daniel Oikhena Gets Scolarship Award To University Level

Daniel Oikhena, who hid in the wheel well of Arik Air aircraft used for flight W3 544 from Benin Airport to the Murtala Muhammed Airport, MMA, Lagos has finally achieved the desires of his heart as De Raufs, a volunteer group extolling the virtues of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, Governor of Osun State, has volunteered to sponsor Daniel Oikhena up to university level and help him realise his dream of travellingby air legitimately.

In a statement signed by the Director General of the group, Comrade Amitolu sh*ttu, the group is ready to give scholarship to Daniel up to university level and help him realise his dream of travelling by air legitimately.
sh*ttu said: “Genius and ambitious citizen of our country must not be suffocated on the alter of political and bureaucratic enforcement. The little boy’s ambition should be nurtured through qualitativeeducation, and the group is ready to give the boy all the necessary support to make his dream a reality.


“We sincerely willing to offer him the scholarship to encourage thousands of teenagers who are cerebral and ambitious. The leaders in Nigeria fail on their part to see the potential of the little boy. Therefore, De Raufs takes up the responsibility to safe the future of this great boy and not turning him to criminal.”

Very Gigantic Fish Washes Up On Alpha Beach Lagos

This very gigantic fish washed up on Alpha Beach according to eye witnesses.

Earlier on this month, Lagos state government had promptly alerted residents of a possible ocean surge in Lekki beaches, and told residents of Alpha, Elegushi and Lekki beaches to vacate their houses.

Some residents vacated, some did not, and as predicted, the ocean surge did happen. And this fish reportedly showed up.

It would be recalled that the Lagos State Government has already warned that their will be an ocean surge and residents leaving close to the beach should vacate the area for now.

While some residents took to the Lagos State Government's advice, others did not rather they stayed back ignoring the danger involved.

Crazy Nigerian Dancer At The Notting Hill Carnival, UK

 

The Nothing Hill carnival is the premium Afro-Caribbean carnival in Europe. held in UK every August. The carnival is usually very tasty with lots of girls exposing their backsides for public viewings, here is a performance by music star Tipsy and one of the dancers:

Actress Chika Ike shares Part Of Her Walk-In Closet On Instagram

 Nollywood celebrities have fans to thank for on the success they have achieved over the years. Fans have dedicatedly always bought the movies they feature in which in turn has made of the stars become quite wealthy.

Anyway, Chika Ike has never hidden her loves for clothes, shoes and bags and decided yesterday to share with us a new “mini closet” she is currently creating after recently moving into her new home.