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Students Union: Comr Savior Oko, NAYLOGS WW president impeached.

In a report authoritatively received from a youth and student leader, Comr Patrick Adoga has lampooned on the president of national association of Yala local government students world wide(NAYLOGS-WW)  citing financial misappropriation, fraudulent act, gross misconduct and other vices which is punishable under the laws of the association. His report on his Facebook timeline read as thus: "IMPEACHMENT SAGA: THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF YALA LOCAL GOVERNMENT STUDENTS NAYLOGS WORLDWIDE CONGRESS MEN AND WOMEN HAS IMPEACHED   THEIR PRESIDENT MR OKO SAVIOR OHONYETA  FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS. 1. Gross misconduct 2. Misappropriation of Fun 3. Insubordination 4. Fraudulent act 5. Negligence 6. Lack of Respect for Congress men and women. etc It was Reportedly gathered that after it close door of series of meeting Held to Discuss the way forward of the Association which Encompasses the  Vice president NAYLOGS worldwide, the Nacris senator (Sen. Chris Ogar...

Boko Haram not occupying any Borno community ~Gov Shettima

Governor, Kashim Shettima has reiterated that Boko Haram terrorists are not occupying any community or part of the state as has been claimed by those he described as enemies of progress . Shettima noted that even though there were pockets of attacks on soft targets by the insurgents, the military and other security agencies had degraded the terrorists and so deserve unreserved commendation to motivate them towards a total restoration of peace and order in the state and the north east in general.  The governor stated this yesterday when the newly appointed Acting General Officer Commanding (GOC), 7 Division, Nigerian Army, Brigadier General Abdulmalik Bulama Biu, paid him a courtesy visit at Government House, Maiduguri. Shettima said, “As the chief security officer in Borno State, I am grateful to President Muhammadu Buhari, the military, security agencies, stakeholders and people of the state for their sustained efforts towards the fight against Boko Haram.  “In the l...

Eba mourns Hon.Steven Ukpukpen, says he was a vibrant Gentleman.

T he cross river state Director General for due process and price intelligence bureau, Hon.Barrister Alphonsus Ogar Eba has expressed shock over the sudden death of Obudu lawmaker, Hon.Steven Ukpukpen. In a statement made available on social media by his Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Egbara Emmanuel Ikaba, he described the late  as very vibrant in legislative activities. “The late Gentleman was a vibrant lawmaker and public servant who was very passionate about his assignment and engagements in the Cross river state house of Assembly. “Hon.Steven Ukpukpen is one lawmaker you can never be in doubt where he stands on a particular issue. He spoke his mind fearlessly,” Eba said. “His contributions at plenary were always very incisive and rich. I find it difficult to acknowledge that he will not resume plenary again. “My heart goes out to his family, the Cross river state house of Assembly and the government and people of Cross river State over the loss of this c...

Read 'the success message' of Prof Yemi Osinbajo's democracy message to Nigerians,

V ice President Yemi Osinbajo on Tuesday declared that the country had every reason to thank God for the successes achieved by the Muhammadu Buhari administration in its three years in office. He stated this in his remark at the 2018 Democracy Day dinner/gala night held at the Conference Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja. At the event, the Vice President also received the Team Nigeria to the 21st Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast 2018, Australia which clinched ninth position out of 53 countries that participated in the games. READ ALSO:   Hon Bravo Gabriel sent pathetic message. “We have every reason to be grateful and thankful to God for the very wonderful way that He has worked with our government and ensured that we have recorded in the past three years such great success. “I was reminding someone, just about two months ago that we are not even three years old yet and we are being compared, some of our friends who are here who had been in government for 16 years c...

Hon. Bravo Gabriel sent a pathetic message to Sen. Rose OKO

Sen. Rose Oko H APPY DEMOCRACY DAY TO SENATOR ROSE OKO: MY TRUTHFUL MESSAGE HEREIN. AS NIGERIANS CELEBRATE THE NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE RETURN TO DEMOCRACY, I AM COMPELLED TO COME OUT OF MY RECESS BECAUSE THINGS ARE STILL AS BAD AS IT WAS IN OUR SENATORIAL DISTRICT, IF NOT WORSE WHILE THE SENATOR'S DESPERATION TO HOLD ONTO POWER HAS HEIGHTENED. IF I MAY ASK , WHY CAN'T YOU TREAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS AND AIDE S THE SAME WAY YOU TREAT YOUR CHILDREN AND IN-LAWS WHO ARE NOT EVEN REGISTERED VOTERS AND HAVE NEITHER CAMPAIGNED NOR VOTED FOR YOU BEFORE? IF YOU GENUINELY WISH TO RECIPROCATE THE UNCOMMON SACRIFICE OF THE PEOPLE THAT VOTED FOR YOU AGAINST ALL ODDS IN ABSENTIA WHILE YOU WERE AWAY IN A LONDON HOSPITAL, THAT TODAY YOU EARN APPROXIMATELY 17MILLION NAIRA MONTHLY INCLUDING MEDICALS AND HAVE ALSO USED YOUR PRIVILEGED POSITION TO ACCESS OVER 2BILLION NAIRA CONTRACT IN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, WUKARI, ABOUT 1.9BILLION NAIRA CONTRACT IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR UNDER TETFUND ...

Democracy Day Message: Hon. Jarigbe Agom, member representing Ogoja/Yala seek for tolerance

facebook: Jarigbe Agom Nigeria marking the 19th civil rule since 1999, elective and none elective leaders has in various ways pour in their wishes and some using the event to seeking for another term in office. The member representing the good people of Ogoja/Yala federal constituency  passed on his message through his offiicial facebook handle[Jarigbe Agom] He wrote: This is wishing the People of Ogoja/ Yala Federal Constituency a happy Democracy Day. May I use this opportunity to thank you all for giving me the mandate to serve the Constituency as MHR. I appeal that you all tolerate me, for the things I might have failed to achieve, bearing in mind that if I had options, I wudnt have chosen the option of refusing to do the needful. We can only do better moving forward by His grace. Many many thanks. happy Democracy Day.

NANS applaud Mr Buhari for agreeing to sign NOT-TOO-YOUNG-TO-RUN bill.

T he National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has applauded President Muhammadu Buhari for agreeing to deepen democracy by signing the `Not-Too-Young-To-Run’ Bill. “By this action, President Buhari has demonstrated that he is a listening President and father who seek for the betterment of the youths at heart. “Nigerian students will continue to support Mr President’s programmes meant to better the lots of Nigerians,’’ NANS’ National President, Mr Kadiri Aruna, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Enugu. According to him, the assertion of Mr President was a welcomed developed. Buhari in his Democracy Day Speech on Tuesday, assured Nigerians that he will be joined by “few promising youths to sign the `Not-Too-Young-To-Run’ Bill soon’’. Kadiri noted that NANS and other pro-young people’s group had long waited for Mr President’s positive stance on the bill. “This bill will deepen democracy and give all especially youths that constitute the bulk of p...

Democracy Day Message: Buhari to sign "Not Too Young To Run".

To give opportunity for Nigerian youths to vie for various political positions, President Muhammadu Buhari will soon sign the Not Too Young To Run  bill into law. The signing ceremony, he said, would be done in the presence of some youths in the next few days. The President stated this  in his address to the nation on Tuesday morning in commemoration of the 2018 Democracy Day celebration, which was broadcast live. The #NotTooYoungToRun Bill seeks to alter the Section 65, 106, 131, 177 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) to reduce the age qualification for the office of the President from 40 years to 30 years; Governor 35 to 30, Senate 35 to 30, House of Representatives 30 to 25 and State House of Assembly 30 to 25. The Bill also seeks to mainstream independent candidacy into Nigeria’s electoral process. 29th May is marked every year as Democracy Day since the year 1999. The President said “In few days to come, I...

How a young man got a federal govt job without connection, respond to just mail.

Eighan , a young Nigerian, has narrated how he secured a Federal Government job in Abuja without any connection to top government officials. In a series of tweets via @mrebis, Aginighan explained how he volunteered to work without pay at a seminar in Lagos, only to leave the event with automatic employment in Abuja following effusive praise from the organisers about his role in the success of the seminar. “In August 2017, my brother in-law whom I stayed with in Lagos told me of a seminar for professionals from my ethnic group (#IPASeminar4) and forwarded the email to me,” he wrote. “We planned to attend for networking and also to hear the conversations around developing our region (NigerDelta) from the panelists and the keynote speakers. That night I was inspired to reach out to the organisers of the event to volunteer my services in Media. “I got an email address from the email and I sent them the mail shown below: “‘Hello, Good morning and I hope this email meets you wel...

Democracy day: Dr. Raphael Ogar send greetings from Dakar Senegal'

As Nigeria celebrates the 19th year of Democratic rule, all sons and daughters of great repute has wind in messages challenging Nigerians to hold up to unity. Dr. Raphael Ogar who is in far away Senegal attending a conference for Africa representing Universal Peace Federation, UPF send his greeting saluting Nigerians on the need for unity. "Dear fellow country men and women. I send greetings from Dakar Senegal, where we have been meeting on ways to achieve peace and sustainable development in Africa under the platform of the Universal Peace Federation. He continued: "On this special day, our nation is commemorating the 19th  anniversary of the return of civil democratic governance. Despite all challenges, we must congratulate ourselves, commend all the stakeholders and make a commitment to sustainable civil governance as we begin the march to the first ever 20 years of uninterrupted civil governance from 1999 - 2019. And he concluded by saying: "Together, let ...

Let us rise and build Yala together.

By Egbara Emmanuel Ikaba. May 29,2018. Ants are wonderful creatures and they affirm there can be unity in diversity. These creatures work collectively and in harmony for one goal ‒ to support their colony during hard times and in the time of harvest.  The ant colony is made up of the queen, whose role is to lay eggs that will replenish the population to avoid extinction. Workers are another group, and their function is to hunt for food, care for the little ones, work the nest and safeguard the colony.  For the male ants, their function is to mate with the queen for reproduction. It is said that after they have performed this function, they may die. Comparably, it can be said that the extent to which a state,a nation or a community can excel is determined by how well it can function like the ant colony. In that light, it becomes a necessity rather than an option that we the Yala nation rise and rescue land. Arise Yala people for your Land, The Yala Nation d...

HON.BARRISTER ALPHONSUS OGAR EBA DEMOCRACY DAY MESSAGE.

May 29,2018 Dear compatriots, Today, we celebrate the re-birth of our nation’s democracy. On this day, eighteen  years ago, the world watched as we ushered in a new era of government chosen by the people  after countless years of military rule. Democracy Day marks the turning point in our history, when we as a nation defied all odds and expectations, and chose to rebuild our motherland on the principles adhered to by many nations before us: that the people of a country can stand sovereign over their elected leaders, by exercising their right to choose at the ballot box. Our democracy since 1999 has hurtled through numerous crossroads that have served to define our strength as a state/ nation, and have made many of our institutions stronger. On this day, I want us to recognise Cross riverians from all walks of life for their tireless and heroic sacrifices that have kept us together  in spite of the difficult challenges that have confronted us.  I want u...

Youth leader hail Ayade's school projects, urge others to follow suit.

May 28,2018 A grass root politician and a youth leader,Hon. Ipuole Patrick Adoga has praised Governor Benedict AYADE for providing world class infrastructure in schools across the state. The projects, he said, were impacting on quality education delivery, he spoke during a visit to the office of the SUBEB Chairman Dr. Stephen Odey in Calabar. He expressed satisfaction with the quality of materials used in most of the schools in Cross river, noting that sustainable growth in education can only be achieved when conducive learning environment is provided. Specifically, he commended the government for the rescue mission in the Education sector. He urged other stakeholders to borrow a leaf from Dr.Stephen Odey. Dr Stephen Odey said the state being the the people's Paradise would offer the best education in line with the vision of becoming a model for Africa. He assured Hon.Patrick and his team that the Ayade administration would continue to implement quality educati...

Children’s Day: Hon.Gabriel Brick Encourages Children to Work hard To Be Achievers.

27/5/2018. Children in Abuja Metropolis have been told to work hard to be achievers whose impact would help to end violence and restore peace to Nigeria . This charge was given today by the  FCT Supervisory councillor for Health Hon.Gabriel Bravo Oluohu at the National Children’s Day celebration organised by AMAC . Hon.Bravo lamented that children of this generation have witnessed so much violence compared to those of the previous generation. He explained that casting his mind back at her childhood and the innocent bliss they all enjoyed, it was with a heavy heart that he watched the match past and prayed that peace be restored to all parts of the world so that children can experience the peace they deserve. While stressing that this year’s Children’s Day celebration is marked with the theme; ‘ ’Protect the right of the child in the face of insecurity’’ he emphasized the need for all citizens to work together to end all forms of violence and injustice to children. Ho...

DG CR Due Process and Intelligence Bureau, Eba facilitates with children.

May 27, 2018 Cross river state Director General for Due process and Price intelligence bureau, Hon.Barrister Alphonsus Ogar Eba has felicitated with children in Cross river State on the occasion of the 2018 Children’s day. The DG’s message was contained in a statement circulated by his Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Egbara Emmanuel.  Eba charged children to be good ambassadors of their parents, shun vices and be of good behavior so that they can have a brighter future. The statement reads: “I felicitate with the children of Cross river State and children all over the world on this auspicious occasion of Children’s Day celebration.  Children’s Day is an event celebrated in many places across the world. The day is simply set to honour children and minors. “I want to reassure our children that we remain fully committed to fulfilling our promise of a better  Cross river state. The statement further said: “Despite the current  challenges facin...

Ezama assures Cross river children a better future.

May 27, 2018 Hon.Chief Mrs.Theresa Ezama,the chairperson for child protection commission, cross river state  has expressed optimism on the future greatness of the state on account of the tremendous promise shown by the children of the state in recent times. Ezama was speaking at the ceremonies marking this year’s edition of Children’s Day in Okuku,  expressed her happiness that the efforts of the Ayade-led administration to mould Cross river children into future leaders were beginning to yield desired results. “Our children have powerfully responded to our efforts to plant greatness in them for a better tomorrow. Indeed, it is gratifying to see that the Cross river child has set himself/herself apart from his/her contemporaries across the country. He/she has shown a tremendous hunger for achievements that even the world can no longer ignore the desire.” The Chairperson lauded the Cross river children in their WAEC/NECO grades in 2018. “Our children have also contin...

Interview Question: Tell Me About Yourself

photoCredit: google.com One of the most common question interviewers ask is ‘ Tell me about yourself ?’ This question can be daunting or a perfect way to influence how your interview goes indirectly. So many jobseekers get tongue-tied when asked this question or they begin to ramble and the interview goes downhill from there. How can you safely and correctly answer ‘the’ question without shooting yourself in the foot? Give a brief of your education background any of your hobbies etc. You can also mention one of your major achievements, if it fits the circumstance. Keep the answer to just about 3-4 sentences and not more than that. No need to explain your strengths & weakness at this points (as that will definitely come along). Keep the answer simple, to the point and give space and time for further questions. Do not stretch it too much. A good example would be: Interviewer : Tell me about yourself Interviewee :  Good morning (or as the time dictates). ...

International wokers Day: Ezama felicitates with Cross river workers .

May 1,2018. The Cross River State Chairperson for Child protection commission, Chief Mrs.Theresa Ezama, has congratulated workers on International workers Day, celebrated on May 1, each year. Ezama assured that more capacity enhancement programmes were underway in view of the importance the administration of Senator Benedict AYADE attaches to workers . “From all of us at CPC felicitate with Cross river State workers and their counterparts elsewhere in the world and appreciate their unique role in the overall development of the society” the Chairperson said. “We are changing the face of Workers in Cross river State, beginning with basic education through secondary and to tertiary education, with series of capacity building programmes designed to equip our teachers with new teaching methods and equipment for the challenges of the modern world. “We are calibrating the broad spectrum of education so that more attention will be paid to technical as well as non-technical educati...