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Monday, 11 March 2019


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Nigerian govt confirms death of ex-diplomat in Ethiopian Airlines crash
https://t.co/LHWo4DEvxP

Dapo Abiodun Wins Ogun Governorship Election https://t.co/T9xtOZpxPu

UPDATED: Bauchi election declared inconclusive https://t.co/ZyZUv4fTA1

Plateau State election declared inconclusive https://t.co/UVipeGYLBh

UPDATED: Sokoto governorship election declared inconclusive https://t.co/2Jfi53j7ES

Governor Masari of APC re-elected for second term in Katsina https://t.co/SZyNripNO6

Three abducted INEC ad-hoc staff in Katsina regain freedom — Police https://t.co/8A2QgYGkDi

Opinion: In Memoriam: Professor Pius Adesanmi, By ‘Tope Oriola
https://t.co/Z4fFfei1aD

Amidst controversy, announcement of Taraba governorship result suspended
https://t.co/JvHcgUdsfJ

It’s official: Governor Emmanuel wins re-election https://t.co/hUNWpGPR5x

Akwa Ibom Governorship: INEC cancels elections in nine out of 11 wards in Akpabio’s LGA
https://t.co/7AUEYgM9PS

Opposition parties call for transfer of Rivers REC https://t.co/KJ3A6OFihz

Election: Oyo police debunk rumours of more killings https://t.co/0R0DDCHUQq

Sudanese opposition leader’s daughter jailed over protests https://t.co/ecWYjYKmNn

PDP’s Seyi Makinde wins Oyo governorship election https://t.co/UFXJWSjFir

Opinion: Abiola Ajimobi: Mistake Or Mystique?, By Festus Adedayo
https://t.co/T2DgPq28hp

Gov. Bello of Niger secures second term, wins in all 25 LGs https://t.co/Iy2y2EY4MY

Elections: PDP wins majority seat in Oyo House of Assembly https://t.co/mRlYXhleHT

UK expresses concern over military involvement in Rivers poll https://t.co/LWS7MLk8PC

Lagos police arrest 20 suspected cultists https://t.co/kpFfwtxfVG

PDP rejects suspension of electoral process in Rivers https://t.co/EfJNY1eptQ

China-US deal to end trade war may be signed by April, says official
https://t.co/payd29rtVc

Ambode, Agbaje congratulate Lagos governor elect, Sanwo-Olu https://t.co/Q9SU5MZ0ZA

Abuja: INEC declares Kwali council elections inconclusive https://t.co/D85okMThk9

NiMet predicts cloudy, sunny, hazy weather for Monday https://t.co/txy8pzKV76

PDP women protest at INEC office in Niger https://t.co/lyy914IFVd

It’s official: David Umahi wins Ebonyi governorship election https://t.co/c4pNikmqOJ

APM rejects Ogun governorship poll results https://t.co/6Dz5IcfPZX

Foremost Nigerian professor, Pius Adesanmi, dies in Ethiopian Airlines plane crash
https://t.co/HoUA04sD8J

Saraki congratulates Kwara governor-elect, Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq
https://t.co/jFLD82Nflq

PDP’s Governor Ugwuanyi wins Enugu governorship election https://t.co/zpPlWLvNBM

BREAKING: APC House of Assembly member-elect dies https://t.co/9aStZco7eI

Police in Delta confirm 4 missing in boat mishap on their return from election duty
https://t.co/MUnuwYhVx6

Economist supports CBN ban on textile products; says FOREX on imports enough to fund budget deficit https://t.co/VIAdWU8zDl

BREAKING: Jigawa governor wins reelection https://t.co/NVVwgbF65y

It’s Official: APC wins Gombe governorship election https://t.co/UEi8XNtupm

How Nigerian celebrities faired in 2019 general elections https://t.co/Yj1H4r1nSB

It’s Official: APC’s Sanwo-Olu wins Lagos governorship https://t.co/qU9FWdrllH

Oil exports restart on 150,000 bpd Nembe Creek Oil Export pipeline after repairs
https://t.co/7xELQXwdax

PDP threatens to reject Kaduna election results https://t.co/wBapHcDSxK

Two more Islamic State brides lose British citizenship https://t.co/LLSyTGBkoT

INEC office set on fire in Imo
https://t.co/3TctT5PVAV

APC declared Kwara governor-elect
https://t.co/w6OjWSvjuw

NCC frowns at proliferation of substandard mobile phones, devices in Nigeria
https://t.co/cZXxSPzqIz

Elections: CDD condemns kidnap, harassment of officials, observers, others
https://t.co/UsQamwTuQ3

Gunmen attack another Kajuru community https://t.co/FBPcLpO43w

U.S. citizens will need a visa to travel to Europe beginning in 2021
https://t.co/qCYBvAcD9R

BREAKING: INEC suspends all electoral processes in Rivers https://t.co/tYuTB4d0pg

BREAKING: INEC declares Ayade winner of Cross River governorship election
#NigeriaDecides
https://t.co/oCnCW9GrxZ

Otti, Ogah, others reject Abia gubernatorial result - https://t.co/AxtwqOipcY

CAF Confederation Cup: Salitas hold Rangers FC to draw in Ouagadougou -
https://t.co/yDguX8h9ai

How PDP’s Makinde won Oyo governorship election - https://t.co/zpuIOcs7aY

Breaking: INEC suspends collation of gubernatorial election results in Kano -
https://t.co/GB0JEwJK6R

Canadian university mourns Prof. Pius Adesanmi - https://t.co/seB3b66hvH

Buhari condoles with families of Nigerians in Ethiopian plane disaster -
https://t.co/C7kNarBJb1

Two Nigerians among 157 victims of Ethiopian Airline crash - https://t.co/0nHPuGrNdC

EPL: Arsenal beat Man U to recaim top-four spot - https://t.co/xNts733apE

EPL: Hazard saves Chelsea from defeat - https://t.co/vKMye9rsRq

EPL: Liverpool beat Burnley to keep title hope alive  - https://t.co/DCWQhblCoS

Missing voting tools: Eight INEC workers sent to police for interrogation -
https://t.co/DwuORzsH3O

Troops hit Boko Haram, kill 50, capture one - https://t.co/h98gPCtdCO

Nollywood star wins Lagos State Assembly seat - https://t.co/ZrnanZJIHQ

Bayelsa State Assembly polls: APC, PDP in war of words - https://t.co/9JfY14q8qD

Lagos Speaker Obasa wins, Ogundimu returned  - https://t.co/QsC1AMrn53

Fashola to SERAP: I will ask our agencies to provide details of corrupt contractors -
https://t.co/XB0rhrLtJr

Ex-NAN Editor wins House of Assembly seat in Osun - https://t.co/Ou3HBr7Jqw

Adamawa: MRDD urges INEC to cancel gubernatorial poll over missing party logo -
https://t.co/Zn4f2K4D8t

We have firsthand information on suspected killer of Oyo Lawmaker - Police -
https://t.co/YowAf2XSJW

Supplementary poll: Ondo PDP candidate whips incumbent Sen. Omogunwa of APC -
https://t.co/RpvbUIDgZs

Agitation for Senate Presidency begins, as forum drums support for Lawan
https://t.co/01APAc1HT2

It’s Official, APC wins all 30 State Assembly seats in Jigawa https://t.co/egcKv3HJ2I

Rivers Governorship: Amaechi delivers overwhelming victory for AAC in own local govt
https://t.co/ZLHF0GOVhm

Kogi Speaker re-elected in Kabba/Bunu LGA https://t.co/keP4EtKrsa

Kogi PDP boycotts rescheduled assembly election over alleged insecurity
https://t.co/YQMN4T2H4r

INEC officials held hostage in Ogun – REC https://t.co/qYKnoHPISU

BREAKING: All 157 persons on board Ethiopian Airlines die in crash
https://t.co/cyBhujJkNd

Zamfara Insecurity: INEC reschedule elections in Shinkafi LGA https://t.co/GYIiub7L5B

APC wins three chairmanship seats in Abuja, two others declared inconclusive
https://t.co/jAwGPEN0NW

PDP floors APC in Ondo senatorial race
https://t.co/qfhwiRca4l


Suspected bandits kill 16, injure many in Zamfara https://t.co/zkU189BvS8

Thursday, 17 January 2019







NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A prominent American anchorwoman on Iranian state television has been arrested by the FBI during a visit to the U.S., the broadcaster reported Wednesday, and her son said she was being held in a prison, apparently as a material witness.

Marzieh Hashemi, who worked for the network's English-language service, was detained in St. Louis, where she had filmed a Black Lives Matter documentary after visiting relatives in the New Orleans area.

She was then taken to Washington, according to her elder son, Hossein Hashemi.

The FBI said in an email that it had no comment on the arrest of the woman who was born Melanie Franklin in New Orleans and has worked for Iran's state television network for 25 years.

Hossein Hashemi said his mother lives in Tehran and comes back to this country about once a year to see her family, usually scheduling documentary work somewhere in the U.S. as well.

"We still have no idea what's going on," said Hashemi, a research fellow at the University of Colorado who was interviewed by phone from Washington.

 He also said he and his siblings had been subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury.

The incident comes as Iran faces increasing criticism of its own arrests of dual citizens and other people with Western ties.

Those cases have previously been used as bargaining chips in negotiations with world powers.

Federal law allows judges to order witnesses to be arrested and detained if the government can prove their testimony has extraordinary value for a criminal case and that they would be a flight risk and unlikely to respond to a subpoena.

The statute generally requires those witnesses to be promptly released once they are deposed.

Marzieh Hashemi, an American citizen, had not been contacted by the FBI before she was detained and would "absolutely" have been willing to cooperate with the agency, her son said.

Asked whether his mother had been involved in any criminal activity or knew anyone who might be implicated in a crime, Hashemi said, "We don't have any information along those lines."

Hashemi said his mother was arrested as she was about to board a flight from St. Louis to Denver.

A spokesman for St. Louis Lambert International Airport declined to comment and referred questions to the FBI.

The constitutionality of the material witness law has "never been meaningfully tested," said Ricardo J. Bascuas, a professor at the University of Miami School of Law. "The government only relies on it when they need a reason to arrest somebody but they don't have one."

No matter the reason for Marzieh Hashemi's detention, she should have been granted a court appearance by now, Bascuas said.

She apparently was unable to call her daughter until Tuesday night.

The family is trying to hire an attorney, but it has been difficult because she has not been charged with a crime, her son said.

Iran's state broadcaster held a news conference and launched a hashtag campaign for Hashemi, using the same techniques families with loved ones held in the Islamic Republic use to highlight their cases.

"We will not spare any legal action" to help her, said Paiman Jebeli, deputy chief of Iran's state IRIB broadcaster. Iran's Press TV aired footage of her anchoring news programs and discussing the war in Syria, set to dramatic music.

There were no references to any case against Hashemi in U.S. federal courts, nor in Missouri.

Hashemi describes herself online as having studied journalism at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge.

She converted to Islam in 1982 at age 22 after meeting Iranian activist students in Denver.
She married a man she met while in journalism school.

They had two sons and a daughter. Her husband is dead, said Hashemi's brother, Milton Leroy Franklin of the New Orleans suburb of Metairie.

Last week, Iran confirmed it is holding U.S. Navy veteran Michael R. White at a prison, making him the first American known to be detained under President Donald Trump's administration.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi told state TV that Hashemi's arrest indicates the "apartheid and racist policy" of the Trump administration.

"We hope that the innocent person will be released without any condition," Ghasemi said.

At least four other American citizens are being held in Iran, including Iranian-American Siamak Namazi and his 82-year-old father, Baquer, both serving 10-year sentences on espionage charges. 

Iranian-American art dealer Karan Vafadari and his Iranian wife, Afarin Neyssari, received 27-year and 16-year prison sentences, respectively. 

Chinese-American graduate student Xiyue Wang was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Also in an Iranian prison is Nizar Zakka, a permanent U.S. resident from Lebanon who advocated for internet freedom and has done work for the U.S. government. He was sentenced to 10 years on espionage-related charges.

Former FBI agent Robert Levinson, who vanished in Iran in 2007 while on an unauthorized CIA mission, remains missing as well.

Iran says that Levinson is not in the country and that it has no further information about him.

His family holds Tehran responsible for his disappearance.


Source:     YahooNews

Wednesday, 6 December 2017





In view of the "ikpu madu" rave in ORO state, very soon APC Parents will start naming their children with vernacular names that include "ihe okpukpu" ("molding/statue) in their names"

You will soon start hearing names like

Onyeakpuziri (he that was molded well)

Okpukpuomachi (good statue of the Lord)

Chimakpuolam (my God has molded me)

Okpukpuike (strong statue)

Okpukpuchukwu (God's statue)

Kpuziri (molded well)

Chikpuru (God molded)

Chikpuwa (God continue molding)

Chigaakpu (God will mold)

Chikpurumdikaya (God molded me like Him)

Kachisirikpuo (How God molded)

Chimkpusirimike (my God molded me strongly)


Nwanne "akpuola gi?"

Sunday, 19 November 2017



Just in

The latest release by INEC on the Gubernatorial Election that took place in Anambra State yesterday.

The results so far indicate that APGA and the Wailing Willy Obiano are coasting home to victory.

With just 4 LGAs left to be declared, do you think there will be a significant surprise from any of the contending parties especially the Armoured Personnel Carrier? (I mean APC) 



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