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22 October

Federal University Gashua wishes to inform the general public that
suitable qualified candidates who have not made the Federal
University, Gashua as their first choice but have scored 180 and
above in the UTME and are interested in getting admission into the
University are invited to visit the university website and register
online for consideration into 100 Level.
Those who made the University as their first choice should check
their admission status online. they need not to register.
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available ONLINE as from Monday 15th September, 2015. visit
www.fugashua.edu.ng. closing date for application is 30th
September, 2015.
Those applying for DE should do the same even if you have not choose them in your DE if you meet the requirement you can fill the form in the above site before closing date..
HORRY AND APPLY AS THE AS THE UNIVERSITY HAS LIMITED
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The Nigeria Police Force said in Abuja on Tuesday that it would arrest any person not listed in the categories of persons authourised to use siren in the country . The federal government listed the categories of persons entitled to use siren: 1. The President Muhammadu Buhari 2. The Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo 3. The Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki 4. The Speaker of the Federal, Honourable Yakubu Dogara 5. The Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu 6. The Deputy Speaker, Yusuf Lasun 7. The 36 State Governors 8. All Service Chiefs 9. The Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase 10. General Officers Commanding 11. Deputy Inspectors-General of Police 12. Assistant Inspectors-General of police 13. Commissioners of Police. The Force Public Relations Officer, Olabisi Kolawole, acting Assistant Commissioner of Police, warned that the police would not hesitate to arrest any unauthourised persons found using the siren. She stressed that the police would always be on their guard to enforce law and order in the country. “I just want to let you know that this current police administration will not condone any act of public disorder,” she said. She urged motorists not to pay money for permit for the use of vehicles with tinted glasses, as it was free. Kolawole said that the only authourity with the sole right to issue the permit were; the Inspector-General of Police and state commissioners of police.

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INSTALLING HUSBAND! A GOOD ADVICE THO!! A woman writes to the IT Technical support... Dear Tech Support, Last year I upgraded from 'Boyfriend 5.0' to 'Husband 1.0' and I noticed a distinct slowdown in the overall system performance, particularly in the flower and jewellery applications, which operated flawlessly under 'Boyfriend 5.0.' In addition, 'Husband 1.0' uninstalled many other valuable programs, such as 'Romance 9.5' and 'Personal Attention 6.5', and then installed undesirable programs such as 'NEWS 5.0', 'MONEY 3.0' and 'Football 4.1'. 'Conversation 8.0' no longer runs, and 'House cleaning 2.6' simply crashes the system. Please note that I have tried running 'Nagging 5.3' to fix these problems, but to no avail. What can I do? Signed, ___________________________ REPLY: DEAR Madam, First, keep in mind, 'Boyfriend 5.0' is an Entertainment Package, while 'Husband 1.0' is an operating system. Please enter command: ithoughtyoulovedme.html and try to download 'Tears 6.2' and do not forget to install the 'Guilt 3.0' update. If that application works as designed, 'Husband1.0' should then automatically run the applications 'Jewellery 2.0' and 'Flowers 3.5'. However, remember, overuse of the above application can cause 'Husband 1.0' to default to 'Silence 2.5'. Please note that 'Silence 2.5' is a very bad program that will download the Snoring Loudly Beta. Whatever you do, DO NOT in any circumstances install Mother- In-Law 1.0 (it runs a virus in the background that will eventually seize control of all your system resources.) In addition, please do not attempt to reinstall the 'Boyfriend 5.0' program. These are unsupported applications and will crash 'Husband 1.0'. In summary, 'Husband 1.0' is a great program, but it does have limited memory and cannot learn new applications quickly. You might consider buying additional software to improve memory and performance. We recommend: Cooking 6.0,showing of luv 7.0,humble 8.0 and Good Looks 7.7. Good Luck Wife! Technical suppo

Some former ministers in the immediate past administration yesterday protested against President Muhammadu Buhari’s style, following plans to probe the Goodluck Jonathan administration. They accused Buhari’s administration of trying to discredit Jonathan’s government by labelling it as “corrupt” and “irresponsible”. They said Jonathan’s administration did not encourage corruption, but fought it vigorously within the context of the rule of law and due process. They urged the President to press on with the anti- corruption fight, but in a fair and non-partisan manner. They said the Buhari administration should be fair to acknowledge Jonathan administration’s good deeds. They challenged the administration and the APC to publish the details of the hand over notes they received. The former cabinet members made their feelings known in a statement signed on their behalf by the ex-National Planning minister Dr Abubakar Suleiman. The statement reads: “We, the ministers who served under the President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan administration, have watched with increasing alarm and concern the concerted effort by the Buhari administration and members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to condemn, ridicule and undermine the efforts of that administration, in addition to impugning the integrity of its individual members. “While we concede that every administration has the right to chart its own path as it deems fit, we nevertheless consider the vilification of the Jonathan administration to be ill-intentioned, unduly partisan and in bad faith. “The effort that has been made to portray each and every member of the Jonathan administration as corrupt and irresponsible, in an orchestrated and vicious trial by media, has created a lynch mentality that discredits our honest contributions to the growth and development of our beloved nation. “We are proud to have served Nigeria and we boldly affirm that we did so diligently and to the best of our abilities. “The improvements that have been noticed today in the power sector, in national security, and in social services and other sectors did not occur overnight. They are products of solid foundations laid by the same Jonathan administration.” The former ministers faulted Buhari administration and the APC for rating the Jonathan administration as corrupt. The statement added: “Contrary to what the APC and its agents would rather have the public believe, the Jonathan administration did not encourage corruption, rather it fought corruption vigorously, within the context of the rule of law and due process. “For the benefit of those who may have forgotten so soon, it was the Jonathan administration that got rid of the fraud in fertiliser subsidies, which had plagued the country for decades. This helped to unleash a revolution in agricultural production and productivity. “It was also the Jonathan administration that supported the institutional development of strong systems and mechanisms to curb corruption in the public service and plug revenue leakages. These included the development of the Government Integrated Financial Management Platform, The Single Treasury Account (TSA), and the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Management Systems (IPPIS), in addition to the biometric registration of civil servants and pensioners which saved the country over N100 billion paid to ghost workers and ghost pensioners.” They also listed the cleansing of the oil sector , the tarring of 25, 000 kilometres of roads and alleged robust multinational response to Boko Haram insurgency as the highpoints of Jonathan’s achievements in office. The statement said: “To ensure greater transparency and integrity in the oil and gas sector, the Jonathan administration ordered investigations and put mechanisms in place to check the theft of Nigeria’s crude oil. “It was also under the Jonathan administration that a Nigerian Content policy was introduced, which opened up that sector to Nigerians in a manner that was not previously the case. “ It was also the Jonathan administration that mobilised and secured the support of our neighbouring countries to ensure a robust multinational response to the menace of terrorism and insurgency, resulting in notable advancements in the fight against terror. President Jonathan personally initiated the collaboration that led to these advancements and ensured that Nigeria provided the needed financial support for the Multinational Joint Task Force. “It was the Jonathan administration that repaired and rehabilitated over 25, 000 kilometres of our nation’s roads. Nigeria also became a profitable and preferred investment-friendly destination. It was under President Jonathan, for example, that Nigeria’s electric power sector became more competitive and attractive to local and foreign investments. “The same administration promoted the rule of law, free speech, fundamental human rights, and a robust freedom of information regime. Women’s rights to participate in public life and the Federal Character principle as well as other Constitutional principles were also respected. “In every respect, our administration promoted inclusive governance and encouraged all stakeholders, including the private sector to play key roles in the transformation of Nigeria.” On electoral process, the former ministers said the “chief beneficiaries of Jonathan’s reforms are the most vociferous today.” The statement said: “It should also not be forgotten that the Jonathan administration strengthened electoral institutions and created a peaceful environment for democracy to thrive. On this score, it is sad and ironic that the chief beneficiaries of that same legacy are the most vociferous today in condemning President Jonathan and his team. “Perhaps the new administration and the APC would be sincere enough to publish the details of the handover notes they received. “In addition, the Buhari administration should be fair enough to acknowledge the good works of the Jonathan administration. No administration can be either completely bad or completely good. President Jonathan’s achievements in moving this country to greater heights deserve to be duly acknowledged. We urge President Muhammadu Buhari to build on these achievements. “We also urge him to press on with the anti-corruption fight, but in a fair and non-partisan manner, in line with due process, and not as a political witch-hunt.” Although they asked the President to continue with the ongoing probe of the administration of Jonathan, they said it must be in strict accordance with his oath of office to treat all Nigerians equally and with the fear of God. The statement said: “The various lies and fabrications being peddled by some self-appointed spokespersons of the administration may entertain the unwary, but such sensationalism may achieve the unintended effect of de- marketing our country within the international community. “ All such persons playing to the gallery for whatever gains should be called to order. The name-calling of members of the Jonathan administration and the trial by news media should also stop. “We encourage President Buhari to continue with the probes, but this must be in strict accordance with his oath of office to treat all Nigerians equally and with the fear of God. “We have reserved our comment until now, in the fervent hope that once the euphoria that may have inspired the various attacks on the past administration wears off, reason will prevail. “But we are constrained to speak up in defence of the legacy of the Jonathan administration, and shall do so again, for as long as those who are determined to rubbish that legacy, are unrelenting in their usual deployment of blackmail, persecution, and similar tactics. “



Some former ministers in the immediate past administration yesterday protested against President Muhammadu Buhari’s style, following plans to probe the Goodluck Jonathan administration. They accused Buhari’s administration of trying to discredit Jonathan’s government by labelling it as “corrupt” and “irresponsible”. They said Jonathan’s administration did not encourage corruption, but fought it vigorously within the context of the rule of law and due process. They urged the President to press on with the anti- corruption fight, but in a fair and non-partisan manner. They said the Buhari administration should be fair to acknowledge Jonathan administration’s good deeds. They challenged the administration and the APC to publish the details of the hand over notes they received. The former cabinet members made their feelings known in a statement signed on their behalf by the ex-National Planning minister Dr Abubakar Suleiman. The statement reads: “We, the ministers who served under the President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan administration, have watched with increasing alarm and concern the concerted effort by the Buhari administration and members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to condemn, ridicule and undermine the efforts of that administration, in addition to impugning the integrity of its individual members. “While we concede that every administration has the right to chart its own path as it deems fit, we nevertheless consider the vilification of the Jonathan administration to be ill-intentioned, unduly partisan and in bad faith. “The effort that has been made to portray each and every member of the Jonathan administration as corrupt and irresponsible, in an orchestrated and vicious trial by media, has created a lynch mentality that discredits our honest contributions to the growth and development of our beloved nation. “We are proud to have served Nigeria and we boldly affirm that we did so diligently and to the best of our abilities. “The improvements that have been noticed today in the power sector, in national security, and in social services and other sectors did not occur overnight. They are products of solid foundations laid by the same Jonathan administration.” The former ministers faulted Buhari administration and the APC for rating the Jonathan administration as corrupt. The statement added: “Contrary to what the APC and its agents would rather have the public believe, the Jonathan administration did not encourage corruption, rather it fought corruption vigorously, within the context of the rule of law and due process. “For the benefit of those who may have forgotten so soon, it was the Jonathan administration that got rid of the fraud in fertiliser subsidies, which had plagued the country for decades. This helped to unleash a revolution in agricultural production and productivity. “It was also the Jonathan administration that supported the institutional development of strong systems and mechanisms to curb corruption in the public service and plug revenue leakages. These included the development of the Government Integrated Financial Management Platform, The Single Treasury Account (TSA), and the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Management Systems (IPPIS), in addition to the biometric registration of civil servants and pensioners which saved the country over N100 billion paid to ghost workers and ghost pensioners.” They also listed the cleansing of the oil sector , the tarring of 25, 000 kilometres of roads and alleged robust multinational response to Boko Haram insurgency as the highpoints of Jonathan’s achievements in office. The statement said: “To ensure greater transparency and integrity in the oil and gas sector, the Jonathan administration ordered investigations and put mechanisms in place to check the theft of Nigeria’s crude oil. “It was also under the Jonathan administration that a Nigerian Content policy was introduced, which opened up that sector to Nigerians in a manner that was not previously the case. “ It was also the Jonathan administration that mobilised and secured the support of our neighbouring countries to ensure a robust multinational response to the menace of terrorism and insurgency, resulting in notable advancements in the fight against terror. President Jonathan personally initiated the collaboration that led to these advancements and ensured that Nigeria provided the needed financial support for the Multinational Joint Task Force. “It was the Jonathan administration that repaired and rehabilitated over 25, 000 kilometres of our nation’s roads. Nigeria also became a profitable and preferred investment-friendly destination. It was under President Jonathan, for example, that Nigeria’s electric power sector became more competitive and attractive to local and foreign investments. “The same administration promoted the rule of law, free speech, fundamental human rights, and a robust freedom of information regime. Women’s rights to participate in public life and the Federal Character principle as well as other Constitutional principles were also respected. “In every respect, our administration promoted inclusive governance and encouraged all stakeholders, including the private sector to play key roles in the transformation of Nigeria.” On electoral process, the former ministers said the “chief beneficiaries of Jonathan’s reforms are the most vociferous today.” The statement said: “It should also not be forgotten that the Jonathan administration strengthened electoral institutions and created a peaceful environment for democracy to thrive. On this score, it is sad and ironic that the chief beneficiaries of that same legacy are the most vociferous today in condemning President Jonathan and his team. “Perhaps the new administration and the APC would be sincere enough to publish the details of the handover notes they received. “In addition, the Buhari administration should be fair enough to acknowledge the good works of the Jonathan administration. No administration can be either completely bad or completely good. President Jonathan’s achievements in moving this country to greater heights deserve to be duly acknowledged. We urge President Muhammadu Buhari to build on these achievements. “We also urge him to press on with the anti-corruption fight, but in a fair and non-partisan manner, in line with due process, and not as a political witch-hunt.” Although they asked the President to continue with the ongoing probe of the administration of Jonathan, they said it must be in strict accordance with his oath of office to treat all Nigerians equally and with the fear of God. The statement said: “The various lies and fabrications being peddled by some self-appointed spokespersons of the administration may entertain the unwary, but such sensationalism may achieve the unintended effect of de- marketing our country within the international community. “ All such persons playing to the gallery for whatever gains should be called to order. The name-calling of members of the Jonathan administration and the trial by news media should also stop. “We encourage President Buhari to continue with the probes, but this must be in strict accordance with his oath of office to treat all Nigerians equally and with the fear of God. “We have reserved our comment until now, in the fervent hope that once the euphoria that may have inspired the various attacks on the past administration wears off, reason will prevail. “But we are constrained to speak up in defence of the legacy of the Jonathan administration, and shall do so again, for as long as those who are determined to rubbish that legacy, are unrelenting in their usual deployment of blackmail, persecution, and similar tactics. “

http://www.leadership.ng/news/457501/niger-govt-sets- up-cttee-on-100-days-in-office-lists-56-achievements

A committee on the successful celebration of 100 days in office of the present administration in Niger State has been set up even as the state government has listed 56 achievements so far recorded by Governor Abubakar Sani Bello’s administration. A statement issued by the Secretary to the Government of Niger State (SSG) Shehu Umar Danyaya over the weekend disclosed that the aim of the celebration is to avail the government the opportunity to assess the situation of things as well as realign the priority areas in delivering campaign promises to the people of Niger State using available resources. The SSG explained that 100 days in the tenure of any administration is not a realistic measurement of its achievements, rather a pointer to policy direction of the administration. Danyaya stressed further that, the administration of Governor Abubakar Sani Bello has seen the 100 days as a veritable avenue for improving the fortunes of the citizens and called on all Nigerlites to continue to have abiding faith in the administration, adding that governance is a human enterprise which makes sense only if it focuses on the betterment of the populace, which the governor is unarguably making history in that direction.

http://www.leadership.ng/news/457501/niger-govt-sets- up-cttee-on-100-days-in-office-lists-56-achievements
A committee on the successful celebration of 100 days in office of the present administration in Niger State has been set up even as the state government has listed 56 achievements so far recorded by Governor Abubakar Sani Bello’s administration. A statement issued by the Secretary to the Government of Niger State (SSG) Shehu Umar Danyaya over the weekend disclosed that the aim of the celebration is to avail the government the opportunity to assess the situation of things as well as realign the priority areas in delivering campaign promises to the people of Niger State using available resources. The SSG explained that 100 days in the tenure of any administration is not a realistic measurement of its achievements, rather a pointer to policy direction of the administration. Danyaya stressed further that, the administration of Governor Abubakar Sani Bello has seen the 100 days as a veritable avenue for improving the fortunes of the citizens and called on all Nigerlites to continue to have abiding faith in the administration, adding that governance is a human enterprise which makes sense only if it focuses on the betterment of the populace, which the governor is unarguably making history in that direction.

http://thenationonlineng.net/probe-jonathan-holds- meeting-with-ex-ministers/

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has met with some members of his cabinet in a bid to defend his integrity. He was said to have told the former ministers that he was “not a thief in office as being portrayed”. He explained how he met President Muhammadu Buhari for 20 minutes on two issues. They are: advising Buhari against subjecting his person and former cabinet members to “media trial” on alleged corruption and; why the Election Petition Tribunals in Rivers and Akwa Ibom should be allowed to work unhindered. He deplored what he called the involvement of the Department of State Security Service(DSS) on election- related matters in the two states. According to sources, the meeting was held at Jonathan’s Abuja home a few days ago. It was gathered that about 15 former ministers (including two who were recalled from London) and some former security chiefs attended. One of the former media aides in the Presidency attended the “strictly private” session to put issues in the correct perspective at the right time. But the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, who is central to the allegations against Jonathan, was absent. A source, who spoke in confidence, said the session was “a frank and fact-finding” against the backdrop of plans by the Buhari administration to probe Jonathan’s tenure. The source said: “The ex-President confided in the meeting that he was worried that the gains of his administration were being washed away daily by the allegations of corruption being reeled out by the government. “He said he called the session to set the records straight and get facts because his administration was not enjoying any benefit of doubt among Nigerians, especially the media. “At a point, Jonathan, in an emotional manner told the meeting that ‘I am not a thief in office as being portrayed.” Another source said the former President asked all the ex-ministers to “brace for the probe ahead and keep their records intact to reply Buhari’s administration on issues being raised. “The ex-ministers unanimously agreed that there were better sides of Jonathan’s administration than being painted as a tenure of graft. “The key ministries, such as Works, Finance, Health, Aviation, Education and even Petroleum Resources were mandated to produce lists of achievements. “Some of the ex-ministers lamented that the Permanent Secretaries proving to Buhari as holier-than-thou were part of the Jonathan administration and they even made input into the handover notes.” Responding to a question, the source said: “Jonathan and the ex-ministers admitted that the administration might have some issues to clear in the management of the Ministry of Petroleum Resources. “But they said the situation was not as bad in the oil sector as being alleged.” A third source said: “I think we should expect some fireworks in the next few days. The meeting resolved to reach out to the public in the same equal weight the allegations of corruption will be released by the Buhari administration. “But there was a word of caution that any response must not be abusive. The President personally appointed a former Minister of National Planning, Dr. Abubakar Suleiman, to sign any statement on cabinet issues. It was learnt that some of the ex-Ministers asked Jonathan what he actually discussed with Buhari. “The President said he raised two issues with President Buhari within 20 minutes. This border on the need to avoid media trial on any allegation of corruption being looked into. He said he told Buhari that his image and members of his cabinet were being dragged in the mud. He said even in law, an accused person is deemed innocent until proven guilty. “Jonathan also said he asked Buhari to leave the Election Petition Tribunals in Rivers and Akwa Ibom states to do their work instead of the hounding of some INEC officials and politicians by DSS.”

http://dailytrust.com.ng/news/politics/ex-customs-boss-
tipped-for-borno-deputy-gov/108598.html

Barely less than a week after youths and elders from Biu
emirate council met in Abuja and endorsed a former
Chairman of the Presidential Task Force Team on pension
reforms, Mr Abdulrasheed maina as their choice, a retired
customs Comptroller, Madu Mohammed Biu (Bako) has
also been tipped for the position.
Madu Mohammed Biu has, therefore, joined the list of many
contenders jostling for the position of the Deputy Governor
which became vacant, following the death of Alhaji Zanna
Umar Mustapha.
Apart from being preferred by elders of the emirate, the ex-
customs boss is also said to have the backing of the Biu
Emirate Development Association (BEDA).
A statement from BEDA signed by its spokesperson Mr
Dauda Bako described Mohammed Biu as an illustrious son
of the emirate who made them proud while serving in the
Nigerian Customs service.
“Biu was an honest customs officers who worked at the
Borno/Yobe Command, Federal Operations zone ‘C’,
command, Owerri, Port Harcourt Area II Command at Onne,
Oyo/Osun Area command, all as Area Comptroller, and
retired as Comptroller in charge of Niger/Kogi and Kwara
State Command and we have no doubt that he would bring
his experience to bear as deputy governor”, he said.
Mohammed Biu is said to have strong sympathy for the
ruling APC since his days in service and was said to have
worked for the successes of both President Muhammadu
Buhari and Governor Kashim Shettima during the last
elections.

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[color=#006600][/color] Legislator Donates Relief Materials To Yobe Flood Victims
http://leadership.ng/news/457359/legislator-donates-
relief-materials-to-yobe-flood-victims