Few days after the former Head of State and Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Major General Muhammadu Buhari, retd, explained in an affidavit submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, that all his academic credentials were with the Military Board, the Army have stated that they do not keep the certificates of any serving or retired officer or soldier
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4 Jan 2015
We are not with Buhari’s original copies of certificates — Army
Nigerian Army Has Buhari’s Academic Records, But He Needs To Apply
The director of public relations of the Nigerian Army, Brigadier Olaleye Lajide, has dismissed reports in the Nigerian media claiming that the army could not find academic records of General Muhammadu Buhari (ret.), the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC). Brigadier Lajide described the reports as false.

The Scope Of Corruption In Nigerian Oil Is Truly Horrifying
Goodluck Jonathan says he wants to reform the oil industry. Really?
IN AUGUST Nigeria announced that oil production had reached a record
2.7m barrels a day but few experts believed it. Oil is also being stolen
at a record rate and traders’ figures show output at well below the
government’s figures. Information about Africa’s biggest oil industry is
an opaque myriad of numbers. No one knows which ones are accurate; no
one knows how much oil Nigeria actually produces. If there were an
authoritative figure, the truly horrifying scope of corruption would be
exposed.
The finance
minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a genuine reformer, has estimated that
400,000 barrels of oil a day were stolen in April. But different
government ministries give conflicting figures on how much oil Nigeria
is producing, suggesting that they cannot agree or they just do not
know. Nigeria could measure how much it produces, say experts: it has
some of the most advanced technology in the world to do so, but chooses
not to.
Boko Haram unrest: Gunmen kidnap Nigeria villagers
Boko Haram has taken control of several towns and villages in the north-east
Suspected Boko Haram
militants have kidnapped about 40 boys and young men in a raid on a
remote village in north-eastern Nigeria, residents say.
People who fled Malari village in Borno state and arrived in
the state capital, Maiduguri, late on Friday said the men had been taken
on New Year's Eve.
Last year Boko Haram abducted about 200 girls from a boarding school in Borno.
More than 2,000 people were killed in militant violence last year in north-eastern Nigeria.
Boko Haram has been waging an insurgency since 2009, and is seeking to create an Islamic state in north-eastern Nigeria.
3 Jan 2015
Don’t blame me for Nigeria’s exit from ‘92 AFCON- Aloy Agu
Current national U20 team goalkeepers’ coach, Aloysius Uzoma Agu, in this exclusive interview with Saturday Sunsport dismissed insinuations that he was responsible for Nigeria’s exit from the 1992 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations in Senegal. Our correspondent caught up with the former RC Liege of Belgium shot-stopper in Lagos, where he shared his experience in the national team.
NLC Should Give Kudos To Worker-Friendly Osun Govt, Despite Allocation Dip from N4.6billion to N1.1billion
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Osun asks NLC to authenticate claims over unpaid salaries from state council
…Says Osun can never be ranked among states with anti-workers posture
The State Government of Osun on Thursday asked the Nigeria Labour Congress to allow its state council from Osun provide it with reliable and verifiable information about the government/workers relationship to avoid falling into the error of generalizing its alleged anti-workers’ posture by some states.
Osun asks NLC to authenticate claims over unpaid salaries from state council
…Says Osun can never be ranked among states with anti-workers posture
The State Government of Osun on Thursday asked the Nigeria Labour Congress to allow its state council from Osun provide it with reliable and verifiable information about the government/workers relationship to avoid falling into the error of generalizing its alleged anti-workers’ posture by some states.
Give him 60years, Jonathan can’t still fight corruption, terrorism…read why
In a statement issued in Lagos on Friday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party stated that even if Jonathan ruled the country for 60 years he cannot fight corruption and terrorism.
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