Tuesday 23 June 2015
Senate President appoints Senator Galadu as his Chief of Staff
Senate President appoints Senator Galadu as his Chief of Staff
Senate President Bukola Saraki, this evening announced the appointment of Senator Isa Galadu as his Chief of staff
"I have appointed Senator Isa Galadu as my Chief of Staff and also Mr. Yusuph Olaniyonu as Special Adviser on Media. Please note the appointments take effect immediately" a message shared on his Facebook wall readSenator Galadu represents Kebbi North in the Senate and is a member of PDP.
Hundreds of Nigerian youths throng the National Assembly in search of jobs (Photo)
Hundreds of Nigerian youths throng the National Assembly in search of jobs (Photo)
According to nairalander, The
hall was filled with youths waiting to lobby lawmakers for employment
as assistants, aides, secretaries, cook or driver. The picture was
allegedly taken at the National Assembly, Abuja, today.
Chai! Nigerian Man Lifts 150k Iron With His Teeth (See Photos)
Chai! Nigerian Man Lifts 150k Iron With His Teeth (See Photos)
Chai! Nigerian man has the strongest teeth in Africa
Michael Oyenkachi Chukwuma lived in one of the slums in Idi-araba, Lagos. He discovered his talent in the ghetto and that talent took him to Germany two years ago. Michael lifts 150k iron with his teeth.
Michael Oyenkachi Chukwuma lived in one of the slums in Idi-araba, Lagos. He discovered his talent in the ghetto and that talent took him to Germany two years ago. Michael lifts 150k iron with his teeth.
This is wonderful!
President Buhari Orders CDS, IG To Dismantle Military Check Points Nationwide
President Buhari Orders CDS, IG To Dismantle Military Check Points Nationwide
The order was handed down to the Defence Chiefs when the President had a meeting with officials of the Ministry of Defence at the State House,Pm News reports.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Malam Aliyu Ismail, said this when he briefed State House Correspondents on the outcome of the meeting with the president.
“The President has instructed the Chief of Defence Staff to get the Chief of Army Staff and the Inspector General of Police to remove all the military men along the roads across the country,” he said.
Ismail said the officials came to brief the President on arrangements made so far in the implementation of decisions reached during the Lake Chad Basin Commission.
“Nigerian armed forces are very ready, we have briefed him but one most interesting thing about it is that we are going out much happier because he has shown us he is still a soldier.
“He has updated and enriched our strategic plan and we are happy,” he added.
He said that the meeting also discussed the relocation of the military command centre in Nigeria to Borno, adding that the centre would soon be fully operational.
“We have briefed him on how far we have reached on that; on that one again he has given us some additional assignments but very soon the centre will be on.
“I want to assure Nigerians that with what we have come out from this meeting we are very enthusiastic that the issue of Boko Haram will soon be over.
“I, as a permanent secretary, also feel like going to fight the war because he has given us hope and we have seen peace and security in the very near future,” he said.
The permanent secretary also said that the Joint Multi National Task Force on Boko Haram had restrategised to combat terrorism in the sub-region.
“Now we have come as a united front.
“We have Chad, we have Cameroon; we have Benin; we have Niger.
“We have all restrategised and come out with one strategy that we are going to use to address Boko Haram, unlike before,” he said.
The permanent secretary, however, said the issue of the abducted Chibok Girls was not part of the discussion.
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