You can’t tell God how and when to allow President Buhari die – PDP's Chief George tells Nigerians

– Chief Olabode George, a top PDP member, revealed why President Muhammadu Buhari cannot resign now even though he has been battling with ill-health

– Chief George also called for the restructuring of Nigeria in line with the last national conference organised by former President Goodluck Jonathan

Chief Olabode George, a top member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has warned a section of Nigerians asking President Muhammadu Buhari to resign based on ill-health.

George also castigated those wishing the president dead reminding them that they are not God and that they are taking politics beyond what it should be.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), reports that Chief George faulted the calls while speaking with some journalists in Lagos, describing them as wrong and inflammatory for anyone to pressure the president to step down from office just because he was having some health challenges.

President Buhari is currently in London on a medical vacation

According to him, only the president and his managers can decide when he is incapacitated.

He disclosed that he is always praying for the president’s quick recovery, urging all Nigerians, irrespective of political allegiance, to do the same.

“You see, I don’t support the call by some people that the president should resign because of his health.

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“Even though I have always been on different camps with the president, I do not think it is right for anybody to have evil thoughts towards him.

“He is ill and we can only wish him good health and pray for him; calling him to resign because of this is getting beyond politics. He is a human being and only God knows the appointed time for everyone.

“The holy book says we should always pray for people in authority; I think the president deserves everyone’s prayers, not comments that could even outrage some people and create unnecessary tension,” he reportedly said.

Bode George, though in PDP, says it is not patriotic calling for Buhari’s resignation

ZENITHBLOG.com learnt that while noting that Nigeria is experiencing some challenges which require everyone to join hands to overcome, he warned that inflammatory comments along ethnic and religious sentiments would escalate the tension in the land.

“People talk of restructuring to mean let everyone go on his way, let the country break and all of that. That to me is not the idea of restructuring.

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“The restructuring that was approved at the last national conference, which I think is the right thing, is to make the centre less strong and make the states stronger; restructuring that will empower the states to control resources and give like 30 percent to the centre.

“That is the restructuring we are talking about. The form that will accelerate the development of the states, which in turn will fast track national development,” he said.

Meanwhile, the acting president, Yemi Osinbajo, has said Nigeria was better together than apart.

Osinbajo speaking during a courtesy call on the Obong of Calabar, Edidem Ekpo Okon Abasi Otu V, in Cross River state, on Thursday, June 1, insisted that Nigeria cannot afford to disintegrate.

According to him, the diversity of the country was the reason why other countries have respect for Nigeria.

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Like Fayose, Edo Governor vows to sack Fulani herdsmen from his state as he visits families of women killed

– Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo state paid a condolence visit to the families of two women who were raped and murdered by killer herdsmen

– The governor vowed to root out all killer herdsmen in the state and put an end to their nefarious activities

– A representative of one of the deceased’s families narrated how one of the women was killed and the state in which her body was found

The governor of Edo Godwin Obaseki has vowed to smoke out killer Fulani herdsmen from the south-south state.

Obaseki made the vow on Wednesday, May 31 as he paid a condolence visit to the families of two women – Christiana Ariu and Martine Emoyon – who were raped and murdered by suspected herdsmen on May 22.

The harrowing incident occurred at Ewu in Esan-Central local government area of the state.

In a statement made available to ZENITHBLOG.com, the governor stated that the state government was putting in place measures to prevent the re-occurrence of such ugly episodes.

He also revealed that the state government had been unaware of the presence of the herdsmen and their Cattle in the bushes within the state.

Obaseki commiserated with the victims’ families

He said: “We are coming up with certain measures to prevent what has just happened from happening again in the future.

“We will be relying on every community to give us information on time, so that we can curb such situations before it happens again.

“If we had known that people have been in the bush with their cattle for a few weeks, we would have dislodged them from there.

“If it is to feed their cattle, then we will come up with methods where anybody who brings cattle can take them to a particular place, where everyone knows that they are there and the cattle cannot roam around.”

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An eyewitness Ceril Ikhajigbe from Oko-Ojeme narrated what happened to the governor.

Ceril recalled the sad tale of how one of the deceased was raped, murdered, and the state in which her body was found.

In his words: “Our mother went to farm in the morning. Fulani herdsmen raped her and murdered her.

“When we found her, she was covered with blood. We had to check the body to confirm she was the one.

“From what we saw, she was dragged to the place we found her stark naked – dead. It is pathetic. This has never happened in Ewu land, Ishan.

“All our hope and security is in God’s hands.

“We are happy that you are here. We are afraid for our lives.

“We’ve been living with Hausa people here for over 30 years. But since this Fulani herdsmen got here, this is the first time such issue is happening.”

According to Ikhajigbe, the Fulani herdsmen settled in the bush and had been causing problems in the community since their arrival.

“We don’t farms again. People are afraid and have abandoned their farms. They don’t know who is next.

“We are all living in fear because of Fulani herdsmen. Some people have even moved away from their homes. These people can come anytime in the night to wreak havoc,” he said.

the family members of the deceased women listen as the governor visits

Another eye witness, Pastor Gilbert Enahoro, disclosed that after the attacks, soldiers came to their community and shot at their cars, rendering the car of a resident dysfunctional.

Governor Obaseki ordered a probe into the matter and mandated that the full report should be sent to the Chief of Army Staff.

Assuring them of his concern, the governor said: “I came here to commiserate with you on the sad, terrible and tragic occurrence. This is a national problem and we have discussed it at the National Security Meeting.

“These are not normal herdsmen – normal herdsmen don’t go about armed, killing and raping. These are terrorists and we will appreciate rapid intelligence from you on their whereabouts.”

Obaseki assures the victims’ families of the state government’s help in tackling the herdsmen menace

He also disclosed that he was headed to Abuja the next day to hold a meeting with the Inspector General of Police over the issue.

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Meanwhile, Obaseki followed in the footsteps of Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state who also vowed to evict herdsmen from his state last year.

ZENITHBLOG.com reported earlier that Fayose warned herdsmen to steer clear of his state or otherwise risk death to their cattle through poisoning.

The governor gave the warning on Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at the World Press Freedom Day organized by the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Oyo State Council in Ibadan.

He said he had instructed his people to poison water with a particular brand of chemical used against fungal attacks in the event of any herdsmen attack in Ekiti.

Fayose said the time had come for Nigerians to defend themselves in the face of unwarranted attacks and killings by suspected herdsmen across the country.

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For failing to obey court summons, read what happened to an alleged drug baron, Dennis Igunuya, in Delta

– An Asaba high court has ordered the remand of one Dennis Chukwuendum Igunuya in prison custody

– He was remanded for failing to appear in court after information was duly served on him

-He was summoned to stand trial for the offense of conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder and illegal possession of fire arms

An Asaba high court on Thursday ordered the remand of one Dennis Chukwuendum Igunuya, an alleged drug baron in prison custody for failing to appear in court after information was duly served on him.

He was invited along with six others to appear in court to stand trial for the offence of conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder, illegal possession of firearms, arson and malicious damage.

The accused person who was brought to court after being arrested by police at the Abbi divisional police station consequent upon a bench warrant for his arrest by the court, made an oral application for bail through his Counsel J.J. Anigabor on the grounds of ill health, that the family of the accused has been taking him from one trado-medical home to another for solution to an unknown mysterious sickness.

Delta high court remands alleged drug baron, Dennis Igunuya, in prison custody

ZENITHBLOG.com gathered that the defense counsel also told the court that the accused was never served information, adding that his client was a responsible Nigerian citizen and when granted bail will be available for trial.

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Prosecuting lawyer, a principal state counsel from the ministry of justice, while opposing the bail application, told the court that there was proof of service in the records of the court that the accused person and six others were duly served.

He further informed the court that from the conduct of the accused person whom, according to the prosecuting counsel, was violent and resisted being arrested by the police.

He said the accused person who engaged the police in a fight during his arrest, when granted bail will not be available for trial.

In her ruling, the trial judge agreed with the oral submission of the prosecuting counsel by refusing the bail application and ordered that the accused be remanded at the Ogwashi-Uku prisons.

The court also issued an arrest warrant on the second accused person, one Dennis Ebeigide Okwedei, said to be a staff of Fasapillars Limited, a sub-contractor to Seplat Petroleum Development Company for failing to appear in court after being served with the charge sheet consequent upon an application by prosecuting counsel from the department of public prosecutions.

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The administrative bail earlier granted to the eleven accused persons, Dennis Chukwuedum Igunuya a.k.a. Ogbonku, Dennis Ebeigide Okwedei, Numga Anim, Christian Obanumuen, Sunday Anim, Sylverster Okolocha, Nje Ifeanyichukwu, Ogochukwu Omenogho, Nwanbuwe Kelvin and Ikhuoma Emeke by the police had earlier been revoked by the same court on the 3rd day of May, 2017. The case was further adjoined to 26th day of June, 2017 for plea.

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Panic as Lagos court receives another evidence against alleged corrupt judge

– There had been issues relating to the admissibility of some of the evidences against Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia and senior lawyer Godwin Obla

– Justice OH Oshodi of the Lagos state High Court however granted the duo permission to travel abroad for medical reasons

Justice OH Oshodi of the Lagos state High Court sitting in Ikeja, has admitted a new set of evidence in a document tendered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) against, Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia, a serving Federal High Court judge.

ZENITHBLOG.com reports that the embattled Ofili-Ajumogobia is standing trial alongside Godwin Obla, a senior lawyer, on a 30-count charge bordering on an alleged pe*version of the course of justice, unlawful enrichment and forgery.

The two defendants allegedly committed the offence on May 21, 2015, when they conspired to pervert the course of justice with the sum of N5 million.

Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia leaving the court

An EFCC statement obtained by ZENITHBLOG.com said that at the last adjourned sitting on May 26, 2017, counsels to the defendants had opposed the admissibility of the evidence given by a prosecution witness, Tauheed Audu Musa, a former deputy comptroller-general of Customs.

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The counsels to the defendants had argued that the evidence given by Musa, who is the third prosecution witness, PW3, was not reflected in the charges before them and even the court.

Musa had told the court how he was allegedly ordered by his former boss, Dikko Inde, a former comptroller-general of Customs, to give a paper containing Ofili-Ajumogobia’s Diamond Bank account details to one Musa Omale, with a directive that the sum of N12, 000, 000.00 that would be transferred to his (Omale’s) account be paid into Ofili-Ajumogobia’s account.

Iin her ruling on the admissibility of the evidence on Thursday, June 1, Justice Oshodi overruled the objection raised by counsels to the first defendants, O Akoni and Robert Clarke , and counsel to the second defendant, Chief Ferdinard O Obi, respectively.

Justice Oshodi ruled that “the witness cannot and should not be rejected from giving evidence in relation to the case” while granting leave to the defendants to seek medical treatment abroad.

Akoni, had sought the leave of the court to enable his client, Ofili-Ajumogobia, who is said to be suffering from high blood pressure and stress-related issues, to travel to the US for urgent medical attention.

However, the prosecution counsel, Rotimi Oyedepo, opposed the application on the grounds that Ofili-Ajumogobia might jump bail if allowed to travel outside the country for medical attention.

The judge, in his ruling, said: “I believe that the first defendant as a Federal High Court Judge has a lot to lose if she considers the idea of jumping bail.

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“The Chief Registrar is hereby ordered to release the international passport of the first defendant to enable her travel abroad between June 7 and June13, 2017.

“The defendant must return the passport to the Chief Registrar on or before July 1, 2017.”

Justice Oshodi also granted Obla leave to travel to Houston, Texas, US for medical treatment but he was ordered to return his passport to the chief registrar on July 4, 2017.

The case was adjourned to July 6, 2017 for continuation trial.

ZENITHBLOG.com had earlier reported a fresh apprehension in the judiciary following the revelation that some judges allegedly received bribe from a senior lawyer.

Daniel Danladi, a detective with the special task force of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Thursday, March 16, 2017 revealed to the Ikeja High Court that some judges received bribe from Dr Joseph Nwobike, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN).

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Distort any queue and go for 6 months imprisonment-Rep members plan new bill

– The bill which the members of the House of Representatives think would change the fortunes of Nigeria scaled the second reading during plenary

– Abubakar Amuda-Kannike, the member who sponsored the bill, said Nigerians no more act with dcorum especially in public places

If a new bill being planned by the House of Representatives scales the third reading and is assented to, then it would be a criminal offence punishable by six months imprisonment for anyone to distort a queue in public places.

ZENITHBLOG.com can report that the last time such was adhered strictly to was during the military administration of Muhammadu Buhari in the 1980s which was implemented through the War Against Indiscipline (WAI).

The bill, it was learnt, scaled second reading on Thursday, June 1.

The lawmakers passed the bill for third reading

Abubakar Amuda-Kannike, who sponsored the bill, led its debate arguing that it sought to ensure that Nigerians conducted themselves orderly in public places.

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The lawmaker said Nigerians were used to distorting queues and going unpunished, a situation he kicked against while expressing worry that recent events show that Nigeria was on the verge of losing its cherished sense of nationalism, cultural identity and hospitality.

“The bill underscores the need to re-awaken a derailed national culture by proposing disciplinary measures to guide Nigerians in their daily behaviours.

“In our society today, out of total disregard for other persons, who strive to do the right thing by conducting themselves orderly in public places, a large number of Nigerians distort queues and go unpunished.

“The bill if passed shall provide a starting point of value and cultural re-orientation in Nigeria,” he said.

Amuda-Kannike further said he was optimistic that future generations would have a more sane society to help to shape morals, principles and respect for each other if the bill is passed.

“The bill underscores the need to re-awaken the derailed national culture by proposing disciplinary measures to guide Nigerians in their daily behaviours.

“Any nation that is not organised cannot have rapid growth.

“We should be seen as organised people from point of entry but we have accepted that anything goes.

“Every school should have civic education in its curriculum to instil patriotism and orderliness in the country,” he said.

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In his contribution, another lawmaker, Sam Onuigbo, argued that bill would bring orderliness, equity, fairness and justice in the distribution of services in the country.

“It will be nice for us to be seen as orderly people from the point of entry into the country.

“By being orderly in all our activities, we will be transmitting good behavioural pattern to generations and this will promote a better society,” he said.

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BREAKING: Ex-information commissioner kidnapped at a burial ceremony Cross River (photo)

– The kidnappers allegedly stormed the burial ceremony and threatened to kill everyone if the identity of the owner of a particular car was not made known

– They whisked Patrick Ugbe, a former commissioner for Information in the state to an unknown destination

The former commissioner for Information in Cross River state, Mr Patrick Ugbe, has been reportedly kidnapped.

Mr Ugbe, who is now the managing director of Hit FM in Calabar, the capital of the state, was reportedly taken away by masked gunmen, who attacked him at a burial event.

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Sources confirmed that Ugbe was kidnapped at the burial of the mother-in-law to his wife’s younger brother at Ikot Ansa Calabar Municipality.

The kidnappers allegedly stormed the burial ceremony and whisked him away

ZENITHBLOG.com learnt that the kidnappers, five of them, struck in the middle of the event heavily armed.

They then inquired to know who owns a car parked outside or they would kill everyone.

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Immediately Ugbe identified himself as the owner of the car, he was allegedly forced into it and whisked away.

The police was yet to react at the time of this report. It was not also clear if the kidnappers had contacted family members of the victim.

Watch this video and see how some residents of Lagos recently protested against incessant attacks by kidnappers:

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Over 400 Orphans go spiritual over Buhari’s health

– Orphans from 36 states of the federation pray for God’s intervention for the quick recovery of President Buhari

– Chief Samuel Pukat, the initiator of the programme, says the programme was to pray for God’s mercies on the president and give him quick recovery

– The prayers were led by the deputy Imam of Abuja national Mosque, Dr Kabiru Mohammed, and Bishop Musa Fomsin of Unlimited Masses Church, Jos

Over 400 orphans across the country on Thursday, June 1, offered special prayers for the quick recovery and good health of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The orphans, who were drawn from the 36 states and the FCT, prayed for God’s intervention for the quick recovery of the president in Abuja.

READ ALSO: Presidency reveals why Osinbajo postponed budget signing

The joint prayer session which was organised by a nongovernmental organisation, Change Ambassadors Forum (CAF), Daily Trust reports.

The Orphans prayed fervently for the quick recovery of Buhari

The prayers, which were offered in the Muslim and Christian faiths, saw the children praying fervently for the quick recovery of Buhari and the nation.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Chief Samuel Pukat, the initiator of the programme, said the programme was to pray for God’s mercies on the president and give him quick recovery.

“Base on what the orphans stand for, in the Bible and Qur’an, they have special place in the heart of God, so we decided to bring them together to pray for the president.

“The politicians have prayed; the rich and poor have also prayed.

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“Various people have prayed with different intentions in their heart but these noble ones, children, whose hope is in God and have nothing in their heart have also come to pray.

“We decided that these ones that have a heart that is closed to God come and pray. We gather them from different states and today they are here to offer prayers.

“We believe that as they called on God something very important will happen to our prayers and he (Buhari) will recover and returned `hale and hearty,’’ he said.

ZENITHBLOG.com learnt that the prayers were led by the Deputy Imam of Abuja National Mosque, Dr Kabiru Mohammed, and Bishop Musa Fomsin of Unlimited Masses Church, Jos.

Meanwhile, Nigerians have been assured by the federal government that President Muhammadu Buhari is in competent hands in London, United Kingdom.

Daily Trust reports that this assurance was given by the minister of information and culture Lai Mohammed at the end of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting which held on Wednesday, May 31, at the State House in Abuja.

The meeting was chaired by Acting President Yemi Osinbajo.

Mohammed gave the assurance in response to questions from newsmen over the status of the presidents’ health.

In the video below, ZENITHBLOG.com TV asks Nigerians if they can name any achievement of President Muhammadu Buhari two years into his administration.

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Lawmakers summon Kemi Adeosun, AGF over alleged N17bn contract scandal

– The House of Representatives committee on public procurement summons three government officials over alleged payment of N17 billion for procurement of office equipment

– The officials in question are the minister of finance, Kemi Adeosun, the auditor-general of the federation (AGF), Ahmed Idris, and former accountant-general of the federation, Jonah Otunla

– The lawmakers say Kemi Adeosun must provide documents that include the president’s approval for the contract, agreement signed by the contractors and record of payment of the contract by the ministry

The House of Representatives committee on public procurement on Thursday, June 1, summoned the minister of finance, Kemi Adeosun, over alleged payment of N17 billion for procurement of office equipment.

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It also summoned the Auditor-General of the Federation (AGF), Ahmed Idris, and former Accountant-General of the Federation, Jonah Otunla, over the transaction.

The three top officials are to appear before the committee members on Tuesday, June 6, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.

Kemi Adeosun is to appear before the House of Representatives committee on public procurement on Tuesday, June 6.

Their invitation was sequel to their failure to appear at the public hearing on the allegation organised by the committee on Thursday, June 1.

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The minister sent the permanent secretary in the ministry, Isa Dutse, to represent her, but the lawmakers refused to accept any excuse for her absence at the investigative hearing.

Before issuing the summons, the chairman of the committee, Oluwole Oke, said the three officials had violated the provisions of section 15 of the Public Procurement Act 2007 as it pertained to the role of procurement entities.

He told the permanent secretary that the minister must provide documents that include the president’s approval for the contract, agreement signed by the contractors and record of payment of the contract by the ministry.

He said the summons became necessary because there was a document from the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation showing that they had paid N17 billion on the contract.

Mr. Oke added that public procurement regulation was the only way to curb corruption in the country.

Meanwhile, the acting president, Yemi Osinbajo, has urged executors of the Social Investment Programmes (SIPs) of the Federal Government to ensure their activities change the current socio-economic situation in the country.

ZENITHBLOG.com learnt that Osinbajo said this in Abuja on Tuesday while receiving a portal donated by the management of the First City Monument Bank (FCMB) for use in the monitoring and evaluation of the School Feeding Programme under the SIP.

The acting President stated that the private sector has an active role to play in the implementation of government schemes.

In the video below, ZENITHBLOG.com TV asks Nigerians if they can name any achievement of President Muhammadu Buhari two years into his administration.

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SEE the Nigerian state with the lowest crime rate

– The Deputy Inspector General of Police in charge of Southwest Zone, Mr Foluso Adebanjo, has revealed the Nigerian state with lowest crime rate

– The police boss rated Ekiti state as having the lowest crime rate in the country

– He said the police anywhere in the world can’t do it alone without the cooperation and consent of the people

The Deputy Inspector General of Police in charge of Southwest Zone, Mr Foluso Adebanjo, has rated Ekiti as having the lowest crime rate in the country.

The DIG spoke in Ado-Ekiti on Thursday June 1 during a working visit.

“The crime rate in Ekiti is very low, in fact, the lowest in the country. The police anywhere in the world can’t do it alone without the cooperation and consent of the people.

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state

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ZENITHBLOG.com gathered that Adebanjo said: “You need to work with critical stakeholders to achieve a crime-free society. The Inspector General of Police, Mr Ibrahim Idris, is committed to the task of giving our men incentives.

“Before now, Inspectors used to spend over 14 years before becoming Superintendent of Police, but such has been corrected. Apart from promotion, we are working on the housing scheme for our men to be able to own a house after retirement.

“We are also improving on the medicals so that our men who sustained injuries in the course of performing their tasks can get the best treatment and many other incentives.

“Let us do this job conscientiously. Don’t be labelled corrupt officers; this is not good for the image of the force locally and globally.

“Do this job very well and you will not regret it because you are doing God’s job and your reward shall surely come,’’ he said

Adebanjo added that the proposal for the recruitment of 30,000 policemen annually would take care of the shortfall in the personnel in some states, including Ekiti.

“As we speak now, 10,000 people are undergoing training and the proposal is that 30,000 will be trained yearly for the next 10 years.

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“So, we have a work plan and we must not allow a few criminals to destroy the beautiful name and respect Nigeria commands globally,’’ he said.

Earlier in his address of welcome, the state Commissioner of Police, Alhaji Abdulahi Chafe, said the command would continue to ensure synergy with other sister agencies to make Ekiti crime-free. (NAN)

In the video below, ZENITHBLOG.com TV asks Nigerians if they can name any achievement of President Muhammadu Buhari two years into his administration.

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Edo prominent monarch reveals why Buhari will succeed

– An Edo prominent monarch, HRH Alhaji Aliru Momoh, Ikelebe III, the Otaru of Auchi has revealed why Buhari will succeed

– He said the initial difficulties experienced under the administration Buhari was meant to take Nigeria to the apex

– The monarch said Buhari was celebrated in all the countries he visited and that such was already transforming into reality in the country

A traditional ruler of Auchi, HRH Alhaji Aliru Momoh, Ikelebe III, the Otaru of Auchi, has said that the initial difficulties experienced under the administration of President Mohammadu Buhari was meant to take Nigeria to the apex.

The Nation reports that Otaru of Auchi said Buhari has brought Progressive change to the country.

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ZENITHBLOG.com gathered that he spoke at his palace when Governor Godwin Obaseki and his deputy, Philip Shaibu broke the Ramadan fast with Muslims traditional rulers in Edo North Senatorial district.

President Muhammadu Buhari

The Auchi monarch said Buhari was celebrated in all the countries he visited and that such was already transforming into reality in the country.

He assured Governor Obaseki of their support as they did to his predecessor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole.

According to him, “We will be behind you. You are doing your work quietly. There is a being constructed to Awain now. You are superbly divine to do things for this state’s it were with your predecessor.

ZENITHBLOG.com had previously reported that an online news portal, Sahara Reporters claimed that President Buhari may return next week from his London medical trip.

“We are honored by your visit to commiserate with Muslim traditional rulers in Edo North.”

On his part, Governor Obaseki urged the traditional rulers to use the Ramadan period to pray for the quick recovery of President Buhari.

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Obaseki noted that the country has come out stronger despite the initial challenges.

He said, “There is a lot to be grateful to Allah for. We have gone through a lot in this country. We have come out stronger and we understand the challenge we face.”

In the video below, ZENITHBLOG.com TV asks Nigerians if they can name any achievement of President Muhammadu Buhari two years into his administration.

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