Friday 17 October 2014

No president or state governor should claim credit for containing Ebola in Nigeria - GEJ

President Jonathan says no President or governor of any state should claim credit for containing the deadly Ebola virus in Nigeria. He says the credit should be given to Nigerians who cooperated while the epidermic lasted. President Jonathan said this yesterday October 16th while receiving heads of a charity foundation at the state house in Abuja
"I am quiet pleased with what is happening because I believe that government alone cannot solve human problems and anything done by government when you involve the private sector and civil societies, it is always better. 
There are success cases. The most recent is our ability to manage Ebola. The key thing that made Nigeria a success is the buying by the ordinary Nigerians. 

Breaking News: Court Upholds LASG Ban On Hijab In Public Schools





A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja, western Nigeria, on Friday upheld the ban by the Lagos State Government on wearing of the Muslim headscarf popularly known as hijab by Muslim students in primary and secondary public schools in the state.

The Muslim Students of Nigeria, Lagos State Area Unit, MSSN-LSAU, had taken the Lagos State Government to court over the ban on the ground that it breached their fundamental human rights as Muslims.

We sacked keshi to save his life- Pinnick




Amaju Pinnick, President of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, has said that Coach Stephen Keshi was sacked to preserve him from the rage of angered Nigerian fans, who he said were on the verge of lynching him during Wednesday’s 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier with Sudan in Abuja.

Pinnick said he and other NFF Executive Committee members were shocked, as fans assaulted Keshi with pet bottles and stones, as they demanded for the head of the coach.

He said the fans chanted “Keshi must go,” “sack Keshi” and “we don’t want Keshi again.”
The NFF swung into action yesterday by dismissing the coach.

“It was too much to bear. The fans were coming for him and it was going to be a security risk for us as people had ran out of patience and were prepared to break the law to achieve their aim. Keshi’s personal safety was paramount in our decision to relieve him of his duties,” Pinnick said.

Meanwhile, there are reports that the NFF will replace sacked Keshi with Jorge Luis Pinto, former Costa Rica coach or Jose Pekerman, former Colombia coach.

The two international coaches were outstanding with their teams in Brazil 2014 World Cup and their contracts have expired.

Photos: Ibinabo Fiberisima re-elected as AGN President



 Actress and incumbent President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Ibinabo Fiberisima has once again won the Presidential election of the Guild, making this her second term in office. Above are photos of her as she was being sworn in yesterday October 16th. Big big congrats to her!

Founder of Greater Evangelism World Crusade, Geoffrey Numbere, dies

The Founder of the Greater Evangelism World Crusade, a popular church based in Port Harcourt Rivers state, Apostle Geoffrey Numbere has died. He died yesterday October 15th after a battle with cancer. The clergyman is survived by his wife & 5 children. May his soul rest in perfect peace..amen.