Ekiti People Will Serve Me Forever Because I’m A Demigod – Fayose

Ekiti People Will Serve Me Forever Because I’m A Demigod – Fayose






The Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose, made the revelation yesterday while appearing as guest on FRESH 105.9FM Ibadan, Oyo Stage.

His words:-

“I didn’t collect money for election from anybody. My father had prayed for me that if I continue to be righteous, Ekiti people will serve me forever.

I was sent from heaven as a demigod. APC is a government of ‘one chance’. Everything I’ve predicted would happen in Nigeria are happening, some have happened. Buhari can’t take Nigeria out of the woods.

Food security is better than general security, hence my ‘stomach Infrastructure’ policy. Ekiti will be in economic bondages until 2036 because of debts collected by former Governor Kayode Fayemi, so my hands are tied.”

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C’Ronaldo To Have Airport Named After Him In Honour Of His And Portugal’s Success At Euro 2016

C’Ronaldo To Have Airport Named After Him In Honour Of His And Portugal’s Success At Euro 2016






31 year old Cristiano Ronaldo who already has a bronze statue, a museum and a hotel named after him in Funchal – his birthplace and the capital of Madeira is to have the international airport in Madeira, Portugal named after him following his and Portugal’s success at the just concluded Euro 2016.

President of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, on Friday confirmed that the island’s main international airport will be renamed the Madeira Cristiano Ronaldo airport.

According to Miguel Albuquerque, the decision is an acknowledgement to the services and high profile the Real Madrid player has brought to the region of Madeira and Portugal at large with his football career and business ventures in the area.

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Army Rescues Missing Commanding Officer And 5 Others

Army Rescues Missing Commanding Officer And 5 Others






The Nigerian Army has rescued five soldiers and officers among those declared missing after an ambush by Boko Haram members at Guru Gongon in Borno state on Wednesday July 20th.
‎ A commanding officer, three officers and 16 soldiers were declared missing in action after the ambush.

In a statement released today by Army spokesman, Col. Usman Sani, the commanding officer of the troops was among those rescued early this morning.
The statement reads:

”It will be recalled that some of our troops were missing in action after an ambush at Guro Gongon on July 20, 2016.

Consequently, concerted efforts were initiated to search for and rescue them. The measures included the use of air assets, special forces and patrols.

 We wish to inform you that the search party has this morning found five more officers and soldiers that were declared missing in action, including the unit’s commanding officer.

Although they are in a stable condition, they have been moved to our medical facilities for medical care.”

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We Are Not Detaining Dasuki Indefinitely, Says FG

We Are Not Detaining Dasuki Indefinitely, Says FG






Special assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on prosecution, Okoi Obono-Obla, says the federal government is not detaining Sambo Dasuki, former national security adviser (NSA), indefinitely.

Obono-Obla, who said this while speaking with NAN in Abuja on Friday, explained that a media propaganda was being staged to “give the impression that the federal government has refused to release him on bail’’.

“I can assure you that nobody is detaining Dasuki indefinitely,” she said.

“There has been a lot of manipulation, media propaganda giving the impression that the federal government has refused to release him on bail.

“It is not true; what happened was that he has several charges against him. The first charge was unlawful possession of fire arms, for which he was arrested and arraigned in the federal high court.

“He was granted bail and he met the bail conditions, but before he was released, the SSS arrested him for an offence that is unrelated to that one of unlawful possession.”

Obono-Obla said the president is depending on the national prosecution coordinating committee to improve the standard of prosecuting public officers that have looted the country’s treasury.

He, however, said the anti-graft war should be seen as a collective fight, adding that the President needed the support of the judiciary, legislature and the public to succeed.

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