Thursday, 14 September 2017

Letter of condolences from Olaoluwa to the leader of IPOB Mazi Nnamdi Kanu

   His maiestas,
      LETTER OF CONDOLENCE TO THE LEADER OF THE IPOB
     Ordinary words cannot express the feelings I heard for my fellow Nigerians being lynched to death by the Nigeria armed force. I watched online the way things gone in Aba on Sunday 10 of September and on Tuesday,12 of September 2017.Biafrans are such lovely people for the courage and believe they show to the world.
     HM Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, I would love to see you by the unarmed and peaceful side of the scenario, As I believe patience is the sense of life,And all will be achieved without you shielding a blood of the innocents. May my condolences bring the family of the late gallant briafrans comfort also my prayers ease the pain of this loss.
    In conclusion, May God bless the real people of the Republic of Biafra, I convey my deepest sympathies and condolences to Your highness, the late briafrans family and the people of the Republic of Biafra on your great loss.

Sincerely Condolences,
MUSA ISMAIL OLAOLUWA.

Thursday, 7 September 2017

Why some politician should emulate Mama taraba.-Olaoluwa

God love Mama taraba.God loves loyalty,God promise not to forgive people who failed to be loyal to him,I can say boldly God is happy with Al-Hassan.let imagine God used you in bringing someone from trashes,No matter what happens you re that person helper,This life is full of mistakes,One should keep  begging God to spear ones life in order to correct ones error,Let imagine buhari minister Al-hassan has a school were politics is being teach,Fayose should be the first to get the admission form,There is different between i am still stealing and am once a thief.Before and after 28th of February, Mr Ayodele Fayose have not stop and still continue to disrespect and tagged a bad name to his helper and a man old enough to be his father.Fayose blasted the man who bring him to politics  and the man God used for him.The man he now called a looter changed his life forever. In 2003, Obasanjo and Chief Olabode George then the southwest PDP chairman helped Fayose. He was surprised when he was declared the winner of the election,According to the biblegate John 8. A crowd gathered,and he sat down and taught them"Jesus". As he was speaking, the teachers of religious law and the Pharisees brought a woman who had been caught in the act of adultery. They
put her in front of the crowd.
“Teacher,” they said to Jesus, “this woman was caught in the act of adultery. The law
of Moses says to stone her. What do you say?” They were trying to trap him into saying something they could use against him, but Jesus stooped down and wrote in the dust with his finger. They kept demanding an answer, so he stood up again and said, “All right, but let the one who has never sinned throw the first stone!” Then he stooped down again and wrote in the dust. When the accusers heard this, they slipped away one by one, beginning with the oldest,
until only Jesus was left in the middle of the crowd with the woman. Then Jesus stood up again and said to the woman, “Where are your accusers? Didn’t even one of them condemn you?”
“No, Lord,” she said. And Jesus said, “Neither do I. Go and sin no more.
Fayose should come out and boost to the world he's a saint,Tell us you have no embezzlement in your new dictionary.Mama Taraba already prove her loyalty to her godfather who stand by her even before and as she is still in politics and not caring of loosing her position as a minister.Obasanjo who is now a man of God have the physical assurance of finding his way to haven,Fayose should keep begging God to let his life be like that of obasanjo and not die in sin.

Monday, 21 August 2017

Buhari gives speech as he arrived Nigeria

According to Femi Adeshina
BROADCAST BY PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU
BUHARI,
AUGUST 21, 2017.
My dear citizens,
I am very grateful to God and to all Nigerians for
their prayers. I am pleased to be back on home
soil among my brothers and sisters.
2. In the course of my stay in the United
Kingdom, I have been kept in daily touch with
events at home. Nigerians are robust and lively
in discussing their affairs, but I was distressed to
notice that some of the comments, especially in
the social media have crossed our national red
lines by daring to question our collective
existence as a nation. This is a step too far.
3. In 2003 after I joined partisan politics, the late
Chief Emeka Ojukwu came and stayed as my
guest in my hometown Daura. Over two days we
discussed in great depth till late into the night
and analyzed the problems of Nigeria. We both
came to the conclusion that the country must
remain one and united.
4. Nigeria's unity is settled and not negotiable.
We shall not allow irresponsible elements to start
trouble and when things get bad they run away
and saddle others with the responsibility of
bringing back order, if necessary with their blood.
5. Every Nigerian has the right to live and pursue
his business anywhere in Nigeria without let or
hindrance.
6. I believe the very vast majority of Nigerians
share this view.
7. This is not to deny that there are legitimate
concerns. Every group has a grievance. But the
beauty and attraction of a federation is that it
allows different groups to air their grievances
and work out a mode of co-existence.
8. The National Assembly and the National
Council of State are the legitimate and
appropriate bodies for national discourse.
9. The national consensus is that, it is better to
live together than to live apart.
10. Furthermore, I am charging the Security
Agencies not to let the successes achieved in
the last 18 months be a sign to relax.
11. Terrorists and criminals must be fought and
destroyed relentlessly so that the majority of us
can live in peace and safety.
12. Therefore we are going to reinforce and
reinvigorate the fight not only against;
· elements of Boko Haram which are attempting
a new series of attacks on soft targets
· kidnappings, farmers versus herdsmen clashes,
· in addition to ethnic violence fuelled by political
mischief makers. We shall tackle them all.
13. Finally, dear Nigerians, our collective interest
now is to eschew petty differences and come
together to face common challenges of;
· economic security,
· political evolution and integration
· as well as lasting peace among all Nigerians.
14. I remain resolutely committed to ensuring
that these goals are achieved and maintained. I
am so glad to be home.
15. Thank you and may God bless our dear
Nation.

Saturday, 19 August 2017

Osinbajo in Rwanda as Buhari arrives Nigeria

According to Femi adeshina the president is back today.He posted President Muhammadu Buhari returns to the country later today, after receiving
medical attention in London.
The President had left the country on May 7, this year, after handing over power
to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who has functioned as Acting President since
then.
President Buhari is expected to speak to Nigerians in a broadcast by 7 a.m on
Monday, August 21, 2017.
He thanks all Nigerians who have prayed ceaselessly for his recovery and well-
being since the beginning of the health challenge.
FEMI ADESINA
Special Adviser to the President
(Media and Publicity)
August 19, 2017

Friday, 30 June 2017

How Jamb and CAC keep discouraging Nigerians and stands Nigeria future at risk-Olaoluwa

  Everycountry surrounding Nigeria knows there neighbour's citizens 're very talented, Patient and adaptive to any condition,Imagine a Nigerian lady identified as Fathia Kareem bagged the overall best medical student from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,That the  educational aspects,Now again takes a look at aghogho,A youngman without degree makes a mini aircrafts,Nigeria is a very sufficient country.If you come down to mushin axis of  Lagos,There you will discover many upcoming rappers who 're even sounds than our so called chief celebrities,But I don't know why Nigeria government keep ignoring this opportunities, Only few media companies discovers talents,Naij discovered a boy who build a bungalow with a carton also channels tv discover aghogho,Nigeria government keep drowning Nigeria hopes with tough and strict agencies,I myself noticed two agencies that holds down Nigeria progress, (Jamb and CAC )This two agencies is killing Nigerian future in a very smooth manner.
    Let Nigeria government scratch jamb off or let turn jamb to technical screening,Let jamb turns to technical screening  style.Nigeria government makes mistake but they tends to discover it when many damages have occurred.Government now know its the right time to scrape political science after creating millions of graduate in the course.
  Jamb should be conducted in a technical manner,Student who want to study Computer science should be interviewed and also ask to operate the innermost of the computer system.Students who is intrested in studying mass communication should be interviewed according to fast writing skills,Fluency use of languages and lot more,Student who is intrested In music should be asked to  composed a good lyrics and even sing as a singer and rap as a rapper.
   Nigeria keep distracting students with jamb,And still Nigeria universities advice students to withdraw every semester due to poor performances ,Nigeria students 're now good in cramming than any other thing,They don't know what they are reading but just read in other to pass examinations and forget instantly.people like aghogho in Nigeria don't need jamb,He attended secondary school,if he was admitted into any Nigeria university with just technical screening,I  believe he would be a champ in aeronautical lines and also change Nigeria story,Instead useless subject will be combined and at last students will be denied admission,As time goes on that students will be distracted and the nation loss additional future experts.
      Secondly, CAC process is very expensive and not in any way support Nigeria upcoming entrepreneur,Imagine a student who is business wise and realise their is need for POS machine in school goes to bank and was told to bring CAC document,On getting to CAC office,over 79thousand  process fee declines the students from getting the machine down to school. Many enterprise owner will die at local and small-scale sales due to this CAC,I don't know where an entrepreneur will get CAC document to request for a loan and upgrade to next level.
   Let support Nigeria upcoming entrepreneurs,If government support Nigerians youths,youths won't destroy image of the country oversees,Only few youths 're not involved in internets scamming, When the country can't develop the youth in good way they develop thereselves in the wrong way.
   I believe by 2040, all Nigerians Will be denied entry to all European  countries because white men believe Nigerians 're bad and harming.Don't blame us blame our leaders.I know when the youth attacks the whiteman to the extents of denaying all nigeria entry to all other countries will be the time Nigeria government will know what next.
   In conclusion the solution to Nigeria problem and future disaster is that let Nigeria government makes CAC process easy and also scrap or changes jamb to technical screening process.That's the only way I believe Nigeria can move forward.

Tuesday, 27 June 2017

New kidnapping den discovered near house of assembly in ondo state

   Dailypost published that the building is located a few meters away from the Ondo State House of Assembly and it is behind the popular government-owned events centre, the Gani Fawehinmi Arcade.

It is said to be owned by a retired civil servant in the state.

The discovery was made by the residents of the area who suspected that some men were always inside the building performing numerous secret activities on a daily basis.

Saturday, 24 June 2017

Evans should have Kidnapped people kidnapping Nigeria money-Olaoluwa

  I believe you kidnappers should be the mouthpiece of common man,I am disappointed in Nigeria kidnappers particularly "Evans and Co" because all you need to do is to work in favour of Buhari's administration,I feel bad Evans didn't even mentioned as little as one politician among his victims,You're busy kidnapping business man's who work hard for the money,If you have Kidnapped people kidnapping  Nigeria money,I believe only stupid Nigerian  will criticise you,I will advice other kidnappers in the country to please change the patterns and start doing a  straight research about political offices holders,Kidnap them and make sure you collect all the nation right they privatise,As for Evans you won't go in good because you 're terrorising ordinary Nigerians.
   As for other kidnappers out there, The Nigeria law don't say you should not commit criminal act,But don't be get caught,The law will denied your innocent when you 're caught,One day you wil be nailled down but make sure you assist the nation,My advice for kidnappers is to work in support of current administration.
   In conclusion,If you 're arrested,Nigerians will not criticized you the way Evans is been criticized,And to other professionals,Contribute to this country achievement,Buhari administration is an opportunity of upliftment to the nation and it citizens,let contribute to both economic growth and economic development,Let help Nigeria with our various professions,Kidnapping is not legal at the same not an outcast profession.

   #Happy celebration to all muslim in the world#

   

Monday, 12 June 2017

Trump fired justice

According to Washington post ,
Preet Bharara, a former U.S. attorney in New
York, said he alerted the Justice Department to
the president’s efforts to “cultivate some kind
of relationship” with him, and said he was fired
22 hours after refusing a phone call from
Trump. The recollections add a new dimension
to the debate over Trump’s firing of former FBI
director James B. Comey, who recently testified
about private conversations with Trump that he
viewed as inappropriate.
By Sandhya Somashekhar and Jenna Johnson

Friday, 9 June 2017

Things you should know before buying a land

By Adebisi Mubarak. A
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ATTENTION PLEASE!!!! *****
****THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU
BUY THAT LAND*****
***ASK THE RIGHT QUESTION***
Many people, especially those who are about to
make their first land transaction get confused
when it comes to asking the right questions.In
some cases, intending investors ask questions
like “where is the place?”, “Is it far?” and lots of
other questions.I’ve even had an encounter with
someone who asked for the longitude and
latitude of the land.
While these questions are not out of place and
arise as a result of people trying to be careful so
that they don’t make a financial commitment
they would later regret, wouldn’t it be better if
they knew the right questions to ask?That brings
us to the first question anyone intending to buy
land should ask which is *“what is the status of
the land?”*
****KNOW THE STATUS OF THE LAND****
Before you buy land in Nigeria, it is very
important that you know the status of the land!
Knowing the status of the land you are about to
buy can save you a lot of money and
unnecessary hassles.Imagine buying a piece of
land and erecting a building on it, just for the
government to come some years after, and tell
you to move out, with claims that your building is
illegal because it is sitting on government
property.All these can be prevented if you know
the status of the land you are investing in before
sealing the transaction.This brings us to Land
classification.
****LAND CLASSIFICATION****
Land can be classified as either free or acquired.
A parcel of land is considered free if the
government has not indicated any interest
whatsoever in that land.Such land is safe to buy
because the title on the land can be perfected
without issues.In most cases, such lands will
either have a gazette, a C of O or a governor's
consent.
Now that you understand what it means for land
to be free, you should also know that all lands
that fall within areas that are designated as
urban areas are under government acquisition
until deemed committed or free.
There are two types of acquisition;
1.committed acquisition
2.General acquisition or committed acquisition
A parcel of land is said to be under committed
acquisition when the government has indicated
an intention to use that land for a specific
purpose such as provision of amenities.Such
lands belong to the government and can never
be available for use by individuals.If you
purchase land that is under committed
acquisition, it will be impossible for you to
perfect your land title and you’ll only be
occupying the land until the government comes
to kick you out.
General acquisition: Lands that are under
“general acquisition or “global acquisition can
later be confirmed ‘free’ or ‘committed’.A land
under general acquisition can become free by a
process called ***EXCISION***.
EXCISION is a process whereby the government
releases a portion of an expanse of land that is
not committed. If a parcel of land that was
formerly under acquisition becomes excised, it is
then considered free and becomes *GAZETTED*.
The gazette then becomes the title on the land
and such land is safe to buy because a proper
title can be processed on the land.A second
case where lands under general acquisition can
be released is if an individual purchased a land
that was under acquisition without going through
an excision process.
Such lands can go through another process
called “RATIFICATION” or “REGULARISATION” in
which the land OWNER pays for the land to be
ratified or regularized.The only conditions in this
case are that the land in question must not fall
within a committed area and that the purpose for
which the land was bought does not disrupt the
original plan of the state.
Conditions for ratification may differ from state
to state.
I hope by now you understand the most
important questions to ask when buying land in
Nigeria and the kind of lands you should avoid.
If you got value from this article, please share it
with others, you might just be saving someone
from possible demolition in future.What other
questions do you think first time investors should
ask.
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Saturday, 27 May 2017

Prove that shows Fayose is not wanted by his fellow PDP Members

This is posted by lagos pdp chairman,Segun adewale.He posted it on his Facebook page yesterday.

Fayose's Continuity

Continuity of levy on school pupils

Continuity of objectionable business levies

Continuity of flight of banks from Ekiti

Continuity of no salary for workers

Continuity of hunger

Continuity of lies, lies, lies on airport project

Continuity of mediocrity

Continuity of antisocial behaviours

Continuity of one day one trouble

Continuity of stomach infrastructure

Continuity of a billion naira security vote

Continuity of rudderless governance

Continuity of white elephant projects

Continuity of raping of the judiciary

Continuity of authority thuggery

Continuity of legislative slavery

Continuity of poor health care

Continuity of youth unemployment

Continuity of deceitful Road dualisations

Continuity of verbal diarrhea

Continuity of what exactly?

- Laofe

Wednesday, 24 May 2017

39 huckers escaped death as ikire bridge collapsed

Can your girlfriend refund 860k she mistakenly received?

According to Naij,Adajiugo Ife Nkili, has warmed the hearts of many social media users after returning the sum of N860k that was mistakenly transferred to her bank account. Narrating how it happened, the beautiful lady said she was minding her business when she got a bank alert of N860k. She said the moment she saw the alert, she knew the money wasn't for her. So she waited for the call of the person that sent it. The sender called and she refunded the money. Read the full story below as written by the young lady herself: The beautiful lady said she was minding her business when she got a bank alert of N860k. "So yesterday someone mistakenly send 860k to my account.. When I saw that I know it was wrong transfer..so I waited for d owner to call, some minutes later he called and was shivering...I told him to relax that his money is in good hand.. he send an account number so I transferred 500k bcos that's my daily limit and it cannot be exceeded, so this morning I send him d remaining balance.

Saturday, 20 May 2017

Friday, 19 May 2017

I am General Robert Adeyinka Adebayo from iyin ekiti

Former governor of the old Western state of Nigeria, According to Wikipedia,Adeyinka is from iyin ekiti.The below biography is completely from Wikipedia

Robert Adeyinka Adebayo (9 March 1928 – 8 March 2017) was a Nigerian Army Major General who served as governor of the now defunct Western State of Nigeria, 1966–1971.[4] He was also Chief of Staff of the Nigerian Army and was Commandant of the Nigerian Defence Academy.

Early life

Adeyinka Adebayo was born in 1928, the son of a Public Works employee from Iyin Ekiti, near Ado Ekiti, (present day Ekiti State), Nigeria. He was educated at All Saints School, Iyin-Ekiti, and later attended Eko Boys High School and Christ's School Ado Ekiti. He joined the West African Frontier Force in 1948 as a regiment signaler and later completed the Officer Cadet Training Course in Teshie, Ghana from 1950 to 1952. After passing the War Office Examination for Commonwealth cadets in 1952 as well as the West African qualifying examination in 1953, he was commissioned as an officer in the Royal West African Frontier Force (RWAFF) as the 23rd West African military officer with number WA23 and 7th Nigerian military officer with number N7 after completing the War Office Cadet Training in Eaton Hall, England. He later attended the Staff College course in Camberley (Surrey) in 1960 and the prestigious Imperial Defence College, London in late 1965 where he was the only African officer.

Career

Adeyinka Adebayo became an officer in 1953. His key career milestones are listed below:

Platoon Commander, 1954–1955Regimental signal officer, 1955–1957Between 1957 and 1958, he was anaide-de-camp to a British governor-general (the last British governor-general of NigeriaSir James Robertson-1957)[5]Company and Detachment Commander, Ikoyi, 1958 to 1960First Nigerian general staff officer, Grade 2 (Intelligence) at the United Nations Headquarters in 1961First national general staff officer, Grade 2 Nigerian Army Headquarters, 1961–1962First Nigerian to be appointed general staff officer Grade 1, 1962–1963Commander, Nigerian contingent in the Congo, 1963He served as staff officer in the United Nations peacekeeping force during the Congo crisis, 1961–1963Chief of staff, Nigerian Army Headquarters, February 1964 – November 1965 (He was the first indigenous chief of staff of the Nigerian Army)Chairman, Organization of African Unity (OAU) Defence Planning Committee, 1963–1965Head of Nigerian delegation to the OAU Summit in Ethiopia, November 1966Military governor, Western Nigeria, 1966–1971Commandant, Nigerian Defence Academy, 1971–1972Ceremonial military duties, 1972–1975Retired from the Nigerian Army with the rank of major-general, July 1975One of the founders of and vice chairman of the National Party of Nigeria (NPN), 1979–1983

Governor of Western State of Nigeria

As governor of the Western region he promoted agricultural extension services in particular the establishment of the Institute of Agricultural Research and Training, Moor Plantation, Ibadan.

Biafra War

Adebayo advised against the use of force in resolving the Biafran crisis. In one of the most prescient and articulate quotations of the war, he declared:

I need not tell you what horror, what devastation and what extreme human suffering will attend the use of force. When it is all over and the smoke and dust have lifted, and the dead are buried, we shall find, as other people have found, that it has all been futile, entirely futile, in solving the problems we set out to solve.[7]


At the onset of war, Colonel Adebayo, then governor of the then Western State ordered all bridges into the West bedemolished to prevent the Biafranrebels from reaching Lagos the capital of Nigeria via his state. The rebels went as far as Ore in present-day Ondo Stateabout 100 kilometres (62 mi) fromLagos.

After the war, he was appointed by the head of state, General Yakubu Gowon, as the chairman of the committee on the reconciliation and integration of the Ibos (Biafrans) back into the Nigerian fold.

Farmers Revolt

Major General Adebayo was the governor during the infamous farmers' "Agbekoya" revolt over taxation which was eventually resolved peacefully and harmoniously. Robert Adeyinka Adebayo retired from the Nigeria Army as a major general in 1975.

Later life

As of 2011 Adebayo is the chairman of the Yoruba Council of Elders. His eldest son Otunba Niyi Adebayo was a governor of Ekiti State in Nigeria from 1999 to 2003. Another son, Adesola Adebayo was the Commissioner for Works and Transport, Ekiti State under Dr Kayode Fayemi led Administration from 2010 to 2014.Another son, Adedayo Adebayo, played rugby forBath and for the England National team winning six international caps between 1996 and 1999. Another of his children, Leke Adebayo is an actor, writer and producer in London and has appeared in and scripted various productions.

Death

One day prior to his 89th birthday, Adebayo died on 8 March 2017, after a brief illness in his Lagos residence.

References

^ Col Mohammed was killed in 15 January 1966 coup^ Col Fajuyi was killed in 29 July 1966 coup^ His students include Gen Ibrahim Babangida, GenMamman Jiya Vatsa,Gen Ike Nwachukwu.^ Political Conflict and Economic Change in Nigeria,Henry Bienen, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Center of International Studies,Routledge, 1985ISBN 0-7146-3266-X^ (who was God-father to his eldest son, Niyi Adebayo^ Ádébáyò Ádésóye (2015). Scientific Pilgrimage: ‘The Life and times of Emeritus Professor V.A Oyenuga. Bloomington, IN : AuthorHouse^ [1]^ Oluwole, Josiah. "Ex-Governor of Western Nigeria, Adeyinka Adebayo, is dead"Premium Times. Retrieved8 March 2017.

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