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President Olusegun Obasanjo has been described as the best president Nigeria has ever had by the former Prelate, Methodist Church Nigeria, His Eminence Dr. Sunday Mbang. Mbang, who made this known at the 80th birthday thanksgiving service held in honour of the ex-President, said he has no apology for his assertion. Speaking on Obasanjo, Mbang said he was first attracted to Obasanjo's devotion to God when he learnt that the ex-President held morning devotions while in Aso Rock. He also stressed that no administration after the Obasanjo-led administration has added to the institutions established by Obasanjo since he left government. The former prelate mentioned that the EFCC and NAFDAC as some of such institutions that were established and have remained active in the restoration of Nigeria. Mbang said: “This is a man I have known for a very long time. I fell in love with him when I discovered that he held morning devotion every morning in Aso Rock when he became the civili

In Nigeria today, The population of Yahoo Boys is way higher than that of the Graduates. Everybody is striving to reap where they did not sow. The frustration that goes through the mind of Salary Earners when they see this Fraudsters is quite disheartening. The Scammers are on the Increase everyday by day. Below are the top cities where you can find most of these con men in Nigeria. 10. Abuja Yes, their are a good number of internet fraudsters in Abuja, a city known to be controlled by political money bags. These fraudsters who are seen as Abuja big boys by virtue of the fact that they are relatives of some big politicians or claim to work in one government ministry or the other, actually use those as a cover for their illegal activities. 9. Abeokuta, Ogun State This is a town with a growing number of youth interest in online scam. These young men sometime in 2014 hacked into an Ogun state owned account and stole millions of Naira. This could anyway be attributed to poor secu

Bukky Wright :  Actress cautions colleagues on social media posts     Nollywood actress, Bukky Wright, on Thursday advised other celebrities to be careful about the personal information they post on social media. Wright said in a social media post that such information could be so sensitive that it could hinder their careers in the future. “I am a perfect example of one out of many celebrities who never post private life affairs on social media. “I’m very careful about what I post on social media. I post what is needed to be posted and not frivolities. “I don’t have to post, especially, if it has to do with my private life. “It’s my private life and I believe my private life should remain private,’’  she said. The actress said that many celebrities continued to wash their dirty linens in the public, especially, on social media platform. “I try not to share many things, because one thing about too much information is that when it gets back at you, not ev

SENATE CONFIRMS ONNOGHEN AS CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA WALTER ONNOGHEN Walter Onnoghen assured the Senate that the judiciary would be independent under his.   stewardship. The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Justice Walter Onnoghen as the chief justice of Nigeria. Justice Onnoghen was accompanied into the Senate chamber on Wednesday, March 1, 2017, by the Cross River state Governor, Ben Ayade. Responding to questions from lawmakers, Onnoghen noted that 'the Judiciary is not only the last hope of the common man, but the last hope of every man.' Walter Onnoghen: Senate screens acting Chief Justice of Nigeria Reacting to questions bordering on alleged corruption in the judiciary, Onnoghen said; “There is corruption in the society and judiciary is part of the society." He however warned against what he termed ‘pocketing’  the judiciary. He also noted that the issue of conflicting judgements would continue as cases are filed in different briefs. "