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Pastor E A. Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church Of God visits President Buhari in London. It's no longer news that our President have been away for more than a 100days in search of Medical solution to his Health We are hopeful and optimistic with the visit of this Man of God, that our President will be fine. A picture to capture the visit.

#KenyaDecides: Orphaned and broke, 23 year old student becomes Kenya’s youngest MP (Member of Parliament) A 23-year-old student has been elected as a Member of Parliament in Kenya’s Igembe South constituency following Tuesday’s election beating political bigwigs who were in the race against him. John Paul Mwirigi vied as an independent candidate trounced rich political bigwigs including a former deputy governor. The third year university student ran his campaigns on a near nothing budget, only relying on a bicycle to transverse the wide constituency, and not even his opponents flashy cars could deter him from pursuing his ambition. Following his win, a jubilated Mwirigi said his first agenda would be to support agribusiness activities, promote entrepreneurship and nurture talents. Mwirigi, an orphan, sat the national secondary school examinations in 2015, and says has lived in poverty. “In 2013 when I lost my father, the only bread winner I became devastated

University teachers are set for another strike over the controversial 2009 agreement they reached with the Federal Government among other issues. A meeting of the National Executive Committee (NEC) of ASUU will hold today in Abuja ahead of the action. Yesterday, all chapters of the union nationwide held a congress as directed by its national body to decide whether or not to go ahead with the planned strike. The options given to them are: Whether it should be total and indefinite strike, one month strike, one week notice, and no strike at all. This followed the directive sent to branches by ASUU National President Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi as he was mandated by the NEC meeting held at the Nasarawa State University (NSU). Chairman ASUU-Lagos State University (LASU) Dr Isaac Akinloye Oyewunmi said yesterday that the chapter resolved in favour of “total and indefinite strike”. In August last year, the union threatened strike over thengovernment’s failure to implement the 2009 agreement. Accord

   August 10, 2017 Buhari is dead After several attempt to safe and treat him, it's unfortunate that we still lost him - Dr Kiev He’s dead. The Niger State boy whose penis was, in June, 2016, allegedly knifed by a demonically envious stepmother is no more. He was two months old at the time. His stepmother, Bara’atu Rabiu, 17, who was arrested and later died in prison, was said to be jealous Buhari’s mother bore their husband a son. Buhari Dauda died in Wada village, in the Shiroro Local Government Area of the state, the Director General of the Child Rights Agency, Mariam Kolo, said. But it was something else that killed him. Buhari apparently suffered a mosquito bite, developed malaria to which his body later succumbed despite being treated for the condition. According to UNICEF, “malaria kills one child every 30 seconds, about 3000 children every day. Over one million people die from malaria each year, mostly children under five years of age, with 90 per ce

Imagine the Nigeria we all abandoned in the name of modern Technology. Where are this indigenous technological tools sef?

Rwanda's Paul Kagame - visionary or tyrant? 05 August 2017 Lanky and soft-spoken, Rwanda's President Paul Kagame portrays himself as a modern-day politician who sees social media as a way of championing democracy and development. However, his opponents accuse him of being the latest in a long line of authoritarian rulers in Africa, who will win the 4 August election after his regime brutally suppressed the opposition and killed some of his most vocal critics - a charge his allies vehemently deny. One of the first African leaders to set up a websitewith a presence on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Flickr, Mr Kagame believes the IT revolution has meant there are "few excuses" for political intolerance and poverty. "There is a global awareness of national events - for example, in China, and days before that, in Iran, that is due to Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and relatively inexpensive access to technology," the 59-year-old Rwandan leader said at