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Lamii was a final year student at the University Of Lagos. A fine, young man. I met him at a friend's birthday party.
TJ was home with the kids and I told him I would be back within the hour on that eventful evening. He didn't even bother to ask why I was dressed in a provocative way. He grunted something at me while his eyes stayed glued to the TV. I shook my head and left.
I got to the party and it was a full house. I never really liked mixing up with people so I just made sure I let my friend know I showed up for her party after she'd made me promise to. She was the wife to the State Commissioner for Health.
Bisi is an elegant woman in her mid-forties.
She made sure I was attended to with food and drinks but I wasn't hungry and didn't want to drink too much as I had to drive back home, but after two glasses of some sweet red wine had already been gulped I found myself pouring another glass then another. Bisi and a group of her other high-classed society ladies were in a special room, which I hadn't been invited into, laughing and chatting.
I wanted to let her know I was about to get going even though my words dragged as I spoke. Bisi and her friends laughed and she told me I was in no condition to drive home safely that evening. I told her that I'd manage but she refused to let me. She stood up and dragged my keys from me.
I didn't even put up any resistance, my head was beginning to spin already. I was concentrating on not making a fool of myself in the party. Bisi looked at the gathering of people for five seconds and she called at a certain Lamii.
The fine, young man walked up to us in a plain black t-shirt that clung to his muscular frame and denim trousers. He had a can of Heineken in one hand.
"Yes, Aunty." Lamii said to Bisi
"Lee, this is my friend. She has to return home now but she's kinda tipsy and I don't want her to run into a NEPA pole" Lamii smiled.
I chuckled.
Bisi went ahead to give him my address. He took the keys and told me to give him a minute to tell his friends where he was off to.
"Who is he?" I asked Bisi.
"He's my nephew, on my mother's side but he's just like a son to me. He would do anything for me."
I nodded my head. I just kept imagining how the young man would look like without those clothes on and what wonders he would do to his girlfriend when they f~cked.
Immediately I thought of that, I could feel a tingle in my crotch and then I knew that an opportunity was being handed over to me. The same fine, young man was driving me home that night. I was going to make the most of it.
Lamii helped me get into the passenger's seat of my CR-V then got into the driver's seat and fastened his seatbelt.
"Please fasten yours too." He told me.
"Do I really have to?" I asked him.
He smiled that charming smile. "It's better that you should. I wouldn't want anything to happen to you. Aunty Bisi will kill me."
I laughed. "Okay". I fastened my seatbelt.
Lamii tuned radio stations until he got to a radio playing rhythm and blues. My head was still very light but the music coming from the speakers put me in a good mood. Trey Songs' voice was extra-sensual as I listened to it and the things he sang about doing to his girl made me wish I was her.
I moaned and rubbed my thighs together. In the process the hem of my dress shifted upwards towards my cr•tch. I looked at Lamii. He'd been observing me with his side-eye.
"Are you okay?" he asked.
"Actually, I'm not. I'm tipsy and I'm h•rny and I have a husband at home who doesn't want to f~ck me."
Suddenly there was an awkward silence between us, Lamii just kept driving like I hadn't just spilled my guts in front of him. I was beginning to feel ashamed at what I'd said when Lamii suddenly asked.
"Do you really want to go home?"
I shook my head and said "No" at the same time like a 12 year old girl who was being asked to take an injection.
Without another word, Lamii turned the car around at the next intersection and before long we had arrived at a small bungalow in what looked like an estate. He got down and walked around to my door, opened it and offered me a hand.
I hesitated.
Taking his hand would mean that I was about to indulge in something that could end my marriage and ruin my life. But I remembered all the things that Tj had done to me. I remembered how I'd downloaded p•rn and used a v¡brator on myself and how I'd wished it was me the endowed black guy on the TV to was thrusting hard into.
And here was one… offering me his hand.
I took his hand, and as I stepped out of the car, he grabbed my waist and kissed me.
I hadn't been expecting that kiss. I couldn't remember the last time I'd been kissed. I just let him use his lips to devour mine. I moaned as his hand reached behind me and grabbed my soft a$$ and rubbed my cr•tch against his. I pushed myself into him more, grinded my gr•in into his harder.
I wanted him so bad and he knew it.
"Let me take you inside." He whispered to me, I nodded and before I could resist he stooped and lifted me off the ground in one move. I felt embarrassed and glad at the same time. I felt twenty years younger, like I was in a romantic relationship with the love of my life, I had butterflies in my tummy, I wasnt sure if it was the alcohol, or if this is what I really wanted.
Lamii carried me inside and we went past his nicely furnished sitting room into his bedroom, He jejely lay me on the bed and proceeded to use his mouth, his lips and tongue to work wonders on my body.
He kissed me everywhere, he touched me in places I never knew existed on my body.
He knew how to use his tongue so well and his fingers did their magic. When he stood fully n~de before me and I saw the size and length of his d¡ck, my heart pumped faster than usual. I squeezed the sheets as he went inside me the first time. My p~$$y wall began to give way easily, been a while I had a real d¡ck, it was beyond spectacular.
Heavenly bliss, my mind was clear, the d¡ck is a very powerful instrument.
My eyes were shut tight and tears flowed out of them as he slowly thrust into me, making me say things I never knew that I could say.
He whispered to me…
"I'll never treat you like him." His voice in my ear sounded like an angel's speaking to me.
I grabbed him and wrapped my legs around him, his warm c•ck inside of me was good enough for me. His words only made me feel even more ar•used.
Lamii f~ked me faster, his grunts getting louder and soon he came and just as he did he turned around in a sixty-nine, his d¡ck in my mouth and my p~$y in his. It didn't take long for the young man's p3n¡s to get er3ct once more. He thrust inside of me again and f~cked me like I had never been f~cked all my life.
I couldnt but feel his d¡ck left my p~$y gasping for air, his big d¡ck definitely stretched out my p~$$y, great feeling but painful.
My climax hit me multiple times, making my whole body shiver violently. My c~m squirted out in one small spurt. I just kept moaning and crying. My womb felt the presence of a real c•ck, and that night, I knew it was a great night.
The mark of a new beginning for me.
TJ was home with the kids and I told him I would be back within the hour on that eventful evening. He didn't even bother to ask why I was dressed in a provocative way. He grunted something at me while his eyes stayed glued to the TV. I shook my head and left.
I got to the party and it was a full house. I never really liked mixing up with people so I just made sure I let my friend know I showed up for her party after she'd made me promise to. She was the wife to the State Commissioner for Health.
Bisi is an elegant woman in her mid-forties.
She made sure I was attended to with food and drinks but I wasn't hungry and didn't want to drink too much as I had to drive back home, but after two glasses of some sweet red wine had already been gulped I found myself pouring another glass then another. Bisi and a group of her other high-classed society ladies were in a special room, which I hadn't been invited into, laughing and chatting.
I wanted to let her know I was about to get going even though my words dragged as I spoke. Bisi and her friends laughed and she told me I was in no condition to drive home safely that evening. I told her that I'd manage but she refused to let me. She stood up and dragged my keys from me.
I didn't even put up any resistance, my head was beginning to spin already. I was concentrating on not making a fool of myself in the party. Bisi looked at the gathering of people for five seconds and she called at a certain Lamii.
The fine, young man walked up to us in a plain black t-shirt that clung to his muscular frame and denim trousers. He had a can of Heineken in one hand.
"Yes, Aunty." Lamii said to Bisi
"Lee, this is my friend. She has to return home now but she's kinda tipsy and I don't want her to run into a NEPA pole" Lamii smiled.
I chuckled.
Bisi went ahead to give him my address. He took the keys and told me to give him a minute to tell his friends where he was off to.
"Who is he?" I asked Bisi.
"He's my nephew, on my mother's side but he's just like a son to me. He would do anything for me."
I nodded my head. I just kept imagining how the young man would look like without those clothes on and what wonders he would do to his girlfriend when they f~cked.
Immediately I thought of that, I could feel a tingle in my crotch and then I knew that an opportunity was being handed over to me. The same fine, young man was driving me home that night. I was going to make the most of it.
Lamii helped me get into the passenger's seat of my CR-V then got into the driver's seat and fastened his seatbelt.
"Please fasten yours too." He told me.
"Do I really have to?" I asked him.
He smiled that charming smile. "It's better that you should. I wouldn't want anything to happen to you. Aunty Bisi will kill me."
I laughed. "Okay". I fastened my seatbelt.
Lamii tuned radio stations until he got to a radio playing rhythm and blues. My head was still very light but the music coming from the speakers put me in a good mood. Trey Songs' voice was extra-sensual as I listened to it and the things he sang about doing to his girl made me wish I was her.
I moaned and rubbed my thighs together. In the process the hem of my dress shifted upwards towards my cr•tch. I looked at Lamii. He'd been observing me with his side-eye.
"Are you okay?" he asked.
"Actually, I'm not. I'm tipsy and I'm h•rny and I have a husband at home who doesn't want to f~ck me."
Suddenly there was an awkward silence between us, Lamii just kept driving like I hadn't just spilled my guts in front of him. I was beginning to feel ashamed at what I'd said when Lamii suddenly asked.
"Do you really want to go home?"
I shook my head and said "No" at the same time like a 12 year old girl who was being asked to take an injection.
Without another word, Lamii turned the car around at the next intersection and before long we had arrived at a small bungalow in what looked like an estate. He got down and walked around to my door, opened it and offered me a hand.
I hesitated.
Taking his hand would mean that I was about to indulge in something that could end my marriage and ruin my life. But I remembered all the things that Tj had done to me. I remembered how I'd downloaded p•rn and used a v¡brator on myself and how I'd wished it was me the endowed black guy on the TV to was thrusting hard into.
And here was one… offering me his hand.
I took his hand, and as I stepped out of the car, he grabbed my waist and kissed me.
I hadn't been expecting that kiss. I couldn't remember the last time I'd been kissed. I just let him use his lips to devour mine. I moaned as his hand reached behind me and grabbed my soft a$$ and rubbed my cr•tch against his. I pushed myself into him more, grinded my gr•in into his harder.
I wanted him so bad and he knew it.
"Let me take you inside." He whispered to me, I nodded and before I could resist he stooped and lifted me off the ground in one move. I felt embarrassed and glad at the same time. I felt twenty years younger, like I was in a romantic relationship with the love of my life, I had butterflies in my tummy, I wasnt sure if it was the alcohol, or if this is what I really wanted.
Lamii carried me inside and we went past his nicely furnished sitting room into his bedroom, He jejely lay me on the bed and proceeded to use his mouth, his lips and tongue to work wonders on my body.
He kissed me everywhere, he touched me in places I never knew existed on my body.
He knew how to use his tongue so well and his fingers did their magic. When he stood fully n~de before me and I saw the size and length of his d¡ck, my heart pumped faster than usual. I squeezed the sheets as he went inside me the first time. My p~$$y wall began to give way easily, been a while I had a real d¡ck, it was beyond spectacular.
Heavenly bliss, my mind was clear, the d¡ck is a very powerful instrument.
My eyes were shut tight and tears flowed out of them as he slowly thrust into me, making me say things I never knew that I could say.
He whispered to me…
"I'll never treat you like him." His voice in my ear sounded like an angel's speaking to me.
I grabbed him and wrapped my legs around him, his warm c•ck inside of me was good enough for me. His words only made me feel even more ar•used.
Lamii f~ked me faster, his grunts getting louder and soon he came and just as he did he turned around in a sixty-nine, his d¡ck in my mouth and my p~$y in his. It didn't take long for the young man's p3n¡s to get er3ct once more. He thrust inside of me again and f~cked me like I had never been f~cked all my life.
I couldnt but feel his d¡ck left my p~$y gasping for air, his big d¡ck definitely stretched out my p~$$y, great feeling but painful.
My climax hit me multiple times, making my whole body shiver violently. My c~m squirted out in one small spurt. I just kept moaning and crying. My womb felt the presence of a real c•ck, and that night, I knew it was a great night.
The mark of a new beginning for me.
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Sad! APC Senator Who Just Got Re-elected Dies Of Cancer
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Senator Ahmed Zanna, of Borno state is dead following a long battle with Liver cancer. Mr. Zanna died Saturday in Abuja. He was 59 years old. The spokesperson for the Senate, Enyinanya Abaribe, confirmed Mr. Zanna's death. He said prayers were ongoing at the National Mosque for the late lawmaker.
Mr. Zannah, who represents Borno North Senatorial District, was re-elected during the April 11 general elections on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC.
Mr. Zannah, who represents Borno North Senatorial District, was re-elected during the April 11 general elections on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC.
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Breaking! LASU Finally Reopened...it's official
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The crisis bedeviling Lagos State University might eventually be coming to an end as the University Management has ordered the reopening months after it was shut down. In a statement posted on the University website, the management ordered for immediate commencement of administrative and academic activities in the citadel.
Read full statement below...
LASU RE-OPENS FOR BOTH ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES ON MONDAY, MAY 18, 2015
The crisis bedeviling Lagos State University might eventually be coming to an end as the University Management has ordered the reopening months after it was shut down. In a statement posted on the University website, the management ordered for immediate commencement of administrative and academic activities in the citadel.
Read full statement below...
LASU RE-OPENS FOR BOTH ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES ON MONDAY, MAY 18, 2015
The Governing Council AND Management of Lagos State University hereby direct that the University be re-opened for Administrative and Academic activities with effect from Monday, May 18, 2015. Consequently, all staff and students are enjoined to go about their normal activities, in an atmosphere of peace and tranquility. It is hoped that all outstanding issues would be resolved in due course. Thank you.
UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT
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Oshiomhole Expresses Happiness Over New Marriage
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It was glitz and glamour as Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State, yesterday, exchanged marital vows with his heartthrob, former Miss Iara Fortes, from Cape Verde.
The Governor and his bride had signed the dotted lines at a private marriage registry attended only by family members and a few friends at his Iyamho residence after which top dignitaries in the country, were led by the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari to the wedding reception held at the People's White Hall in the Governor's country home.
Governor Adams Oshiomhole slips puts a ring on the finger of fomer Miss Iara Fortes at a private marriage registry at Iyamho, Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State, on Friday.
Among a list of who-is-who in the country who also graced the ceremony were President-elect, Gen Muhammadu Buhari, his wife Aisha, Vice President Elect, Professor Yemi Osibanjo, Speaker of the House of Reps, Alhaji Aminu Tambuwal, Cross Rivers State Governor, Liyel Imoke, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, Peter Obi, former head of state, Gen. Yakubu Godwin, Alike Dangote, Captain Hosa Okunbor, Femi Otedola, Chief Tom Ikimi, Gen. Charles Airiavbere, Engr.Chris Ogiemwonyi, Saraki, Minority Whip of the House of Reps, Samson Osagie, Pally Iriase and many other members of the National Assembly.
Others are National Chairman of the APC, Chief John Odigie Oyegun, National Leader of the APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Governor Rauf Arigbesola, Otunba Niyi Adebayo, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi, representative of Crown Prince of Benin, Jim Ovia, President of a faction of the NLC, Ayuba Wahab, Gen Tunde Ogbeha, Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, former Governor of Edo State, Prof Osarhiemen Osunbor, former Governor of Anambra State, Dr Peter Obi, Senator Daisy Danjuma, Esogban of Benin Kingdom, Chief David Edebiri, Matthew Iduoriyekemwen, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, Governor-elect of Kaduna State, Mallam el Rufai, Gov Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State, Senator Chris Ngige,Kenneth Imuasuagbo among others.
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The Inspector-General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, former Governors Kayode Fayemi, Oserheimen Osunbor, Senator Tunde Ogbeha; Osaigbovo Ogbemudia,Otunba Niyi Adebayo were also in attendance.
Top military brass including Brigadier-General MJ Abel, Commandant, Nigerian Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Auchi were also in attendance. The Director-General of the State Security was represented by Engr Joseph oworuya, while Mr Bello Bakori, Director, SSS Edo State was also at the ceremony.
Members of the Edo state Executive Council were led by the Deputy Governor of the state, Dr Pius Odubu, Chief Judge of Edo state, elected members of the State and National Assemblies and many others.
Parents of the bride, Mr and Mrs Fortes flew in from their home in the Netherlands to attend the ceremony while the Governor's mother, Hajia Aishetu Oshiomhole was also in attendance.
The Governor's children Steve, Adams, Jane and two of his grandchildren also on hand to show love and support for their father and his wife.
The Governor's marriage is coming about five years after the painful death of his first wife, Clara Oshiomhole, following a protracted battle with cancer.
The delectable Iara, a lawyer by profession and top model, is from the Cape Verde Islands.
The chairman of the ceremony, General Yakubu Gowon said the Governor's wife completes and complements him and he admonished the couple to show true love and have patience in their dealings with one another.
Fielding question form newsmen, Oshiomhole who noted that both PDP and APC leaders attended the wedding, said it shows that despite political differences, Nigerians remains one.
He described his wife as very " understanding, caring and a loving lady and also expressed joy with his family for the support given to him to remarry.
"This is something that one is happy about. I am also happy that I have friends across all political divide. The occasion reminds me that across all divides, we have friends and well-wishers."
Describing his wife, Oshiomhole said: "She is very humble, she appreciates the nature of my job and life that I return home late, some times 3am. She understands my weaknesses, she is more or less the mother of the house, the one that has accepted to be the mother of my children.
"I am happy that all my children are at home with her and accept her as their mother even though she is not old enough to be their mother. She has accepted to fill that gap" he said.
Nigerian incoming First Lady, Aisha Buhari made an interesting comment. She described Oshiomhole's wife as beautiful and turning to her she said "but for you to marry a Nigerian, you need to cook Edi-Kaikon, Egusi, and other Nigerian delicacies. God bless the marriage and we know as First-lady you have a big task and God will guide and protect the family".
The Governor and his bride had signed the dotted lines at a private marriage registry attended only by family members and a few friends at his Iyamho residence after which top dignitaries in the country, were led by the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari to the wedding reception held at the People's White Hall in the Governor's country home.
Governor Adams Oshiomhole slips puts a ring on the finger of fomer Miss Iara Fortes at a private marriage registry at Iyamho, Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State, on Friday.
Among a list of who-is-who in the country who also graced the ceremony were President-elect, Gen Muhammadu Buhari, his wife Aisha, Vice President Elect, Professor Yemi Osibanjo, Speaker of the House of Reps, Alhaji Aminu Tambuwal, Cross Rivers State Governor, Liyel Imoke, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, Peter Obi, former head of state, Gen. Yakubu Godwin, Alike Dangote, Captain Hosa Okunbor, Femi Otedola, Chief Tom Ikimi, Gen. Charles Airiavbere, Engr.Chris Ogiemwonyi, Saraki, Minority Whip of the House of Reps, Samson Osagie, Pally Iriase and many other members of the National Assembly.
Others are National Chairman of the APC, Chief John Odigie Oyegun, National Leader of the APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Governor Rauf Arigbesola, Otunba Niyi Adebayo, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi, representative of Crown Prince of Benin, Jim Ovia, President of a faction of the NLC, Ayuba Wahab, Gen Tunde Ogbeha, Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, former Governor of Edo State, Prof Osarhiemen Osunbor, former Governor of Anambra State, Dr Peter Obi, Senator Daisy Danjuma, Esogban of Benin Kingdom, Chief David Edebiri, Matthew Iduoriyekemwen, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, Governor-elect of Kaduna State, Mallam el Rufai, Gov Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State, Senator Chris Ngige,Kenneth Imuasuagbo among others.
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The Inspector-General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, former Governors Kayode Fayemi, Oserheimen Osunbor, Senator Tunde Ogbeha; Osaigbovo Ogbemudia,Otunba Niyi Adebayo were also in attendance.
Top military brass including Brigadier-General MJ Abel, Commandant, Nigerian Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Auchi were also in attendance. The Director-General of the State Security was represented by Engr Joseph oworuya, while Mr Bello Bakori, Director, SSS Edo State was also at the ceremony.
Members of the Edo state Executive Council were led by the Deputy Governor of the state, Dr Pius Odubu, Chief Judge of Edo state, elected members of the State and National Assemblies and many others.
Parents of the bride, Mr and Mrs Fortes flew in from their home in the Netherlands to attend the ceremony while the Governor's mother, Hajia Aishetu Oshiomhole was also in attendance.
The Governor's children Steve, Adams, Jane and two of his grandchildren also on hand to show love and support for their father and his wife.
The Governor's marriage is coming about five years after the painful death of his first wife, Clara Oshiomhole, following a protracted battle with cancer.
The delectable Iara, a lawyer by profession and top model, is from the Cape Verde Islands.
The chairman of the ceremony, General Yakubu Gowon said the Governor's wife completes and complements him and he admonished the couple to show true love and have patience in their dealings with one another.
Fielding question form newsmen, Oshiomhole who noted that both PDP and APC leaders attended the wedding, said it shows that despite political differences, Nigerians remains one.
He described his wife as very " understanding, caring and a loving lady and also expressed joy with his family for the support given to him to remarry.
"This is something that one is happy about. I am also happy that I have friends across all political divide. The occasion reminds me that across all divides, we have friends and well-wishers."
Describing his wife, Oshiomhole said: "She is very humble, she appreciates the nature of my job and life that I return home late, some times 3am. She understands my weaknesses, she is more or less the mother of the house, the one that has accepted to be the mother of my children.
"I am happy that all my children are at home with her and accept her as their mother even though she is not old enough to be their mother. She has accepted to fill that gap" he said.
Nigerian incoming First Lady, Aisha Buhari made an interesting comment. She described Oshiomhole's wife as beautiful and turning to her she said "but for you to marry a Nigerian, you need to cook Edi-Kaikon, Egusi, and other Nigerian delicacies. God bless the marriage and we know as First-lady you have a big task and God will guide and protect the family".
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Saraki, Ndume Form Alliance For Senate Presidency...
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The race for the senate presidency took an interesting dimension on Friday as fresh facts emerged that two leading contenders, Senator Ali Ndume and Senator Bukola Saraki, had agreed to work together in the overall interest of the country. Both Saraki and Ndume were said to have perfected the arrangement on Thursday night after an exhaustive consultations with their supporters and loyalists within and outside the senate.
Our correspondent learnt that Saraki agreed to support Ndume if the leadership of the All Progressives Congress decided to zone the position to the North-East, while Ndume volunteered to be Saraki's deputy if the position is zoned to the North-Central.
A Senator-elect, who did not want his name mentioned, told our correspondent that Ndume attended the Pro-Saraki's rally held early in the week in Abuja.
Sixty-four other senators-elect also attended the rally.
Ndume, who is the Chairman, Senate Committee on Millennium Development Goals, was the Minority Leader in the House of Representatives between 2007 and 2011.
One of Ndume's aides said the senator was worried that the North-East had not put its house in order going by the position of the 12 senators from the zone, who held a news conference and rejected the emergence of Ahmed Lawan as their consensus candidate for the post.
He was said to have expressed concern that lack of cohesion within the North-East senate caucus was enough to rub the region of the position.
The aide said there was apprehension among the senators-elect that if the North-East caucus picks Ndume for the office of the senate president, Lawan might rely on the alleged backing by the APC leadership and go ahead with his ambition.
He cited the one page advertisement placed in some newspapers last week Friday by the Yobe State caucus in the National Assembly declaring support for Lawan as another indication of a crack among the North-East caucus.
Ndume's aide claimed that the advertisement was at variance with the position of the North-East caucus, which distanced itself from the purported endorsement of Lawan by other caucuses.
He, however, said both Ndume and Lawan met during the week and agreed to abide by the decisions of both the APC and the North-East caucus on the issue.
Ndume, in a telephone interview, declined comments but said, "We are appealing to the party leadership to zone the office of the Senate President to the North-East considering our peculiar condition."
The factors being considered in favour of the North-East include adverse effect of terrorism especially since it had been established that the zone was the most devastated by the Boko Haram insurgency and one of the poorest regions in the country.
Senators from the zone, while advancing their argument to produce the next senate president, claimed that the people of Borno and Yobe states had always been voting for the opposition parties since 1979.
They argued that if justice was to prevail, now that opposition party had taken over the national government, North-East, particularly Yobe and Borno states, should be compensated.
Meanwhile, the other two gladiators in the race, Senators Ahmad Lawan (Yobe North) and George Akume, (Benue North-West), continued their campaigns by holding secret meetings with senators individually and at caucus level.
A group of people who are campaigning for the emergence of Akume as senate president had started pasting posters in strategic areas of Abuja to drum up support for the former Benue State governor.
Lawan , on the other hand, has started making moves to ensure that all the senators in the North-East and South-West who had already endorsed his candidature remained intact.
He paid a visit to the Chairman, Senate Committee on Science and Technology, Senator Ajayi Boroffice, on Tuesday as part of his interactions with those within the caucus that had endorsed him.
Boroffice, an APC member from Ondo North Senatorial District, assured the leadership of the All Progressives Congress that the endorsement of Lawan, would not cause any rancour among the lawmakers from his zone.
Our correspondent learnt that Saraki agreed to support Ndume if the leadership of the All Progressives Congress decided to zone the position to the North-East, while Ndume volunteered to be Saraki's deputy if the position is zoned to the North-Central.
A Senator-elect, who did not want his name mentioned, told our correspondent that Ndume attended the Pro-Saraki's rally held early in the week in Abuja.
Sixty-four other senators-elect also attended the rally.
Ndume, who is the Chairman, Senate Committee on Millennium Development Goals, was the Minority Leader in the House of Representatives between 2007 and 2011.
One of Ndume's aides said the senator was worried that the North-East had not put its house in order going by the position of the 12 senators from the zone, who held a news conference and rejected the emergence of Ahmed Lawan as their consensus candidate for the post.
He was said to have expressed concern that lack of cohesion within the North-East senate caucus was enough to rub the region of the position.
The aide said there was apprehension among the senators-elect that if the North-East caucus picks Ndume for the office of the senate president, Lawan might rely on the alleged backing by the APC leadership and go ahead with his ambition.
He cited the one page advertisement placed in some newspapers last week Friday by the Yobe State caucus in the National Assembly declaring support for Lawan as another indication of a crack among the North-East caucus.
Ndume's aide claimed that the advertisement was at variance with the position of the North-East caucus, which distanced itself from the purported endorsement of Lawan by other caucuses.
He, however, said both Ndume and Lawan met during the week and agreed to abide by the decisions of both the APC and the North-East caucus on the issue.
Ndume, in a telephone interview, declined comments but said, "We are appealing to the party leadership to zone the office of the Senate President to the North-East considering our peculiar condition."
The factors being considered in favour of the North-East include adverse effect of terrorism especially since it had been established that the zone was the most devastated by the Boko Haram insurgency and one of the poorest regions in the country.
Senators from the zone, while advancing their argument to produce the next senate president, claimed that the people of Borno and Yobe states had always been voting for the opposition parties since 1979.
They argued that if justice was to prevail, now that opposition party had taken over the national government, North-East, particularly Yobe and Borno states, should be compensated.
Meanwhile, the other two gladiators in the race, Senators Ahmad Lawan (Yobe North) and George Akume, (Benue North-West), continued their campaigns by holding secret meetings with senators individually and at caucus level.
A group of people who are campaigning for the emergence of Akume as senate president had started pasting posters in strategic areas of Abuja to drum up support for the former Benue State governor.
Lawan , on the other hand, has started making moves to ensure that all the senators in the North-East and South-West who had already endorsed his candidature remained intact.
He paid a visit to the Chairman, Senate Committee on Science and Technology, Senator Ajayi Boroffice, on Tuesday as part of his interactions with those within the caucus that had endorsed him.
Boroffice, an APC member from Ondo North Senatorial District, assured the leadership of the All Progressives Congress that the endorsement of Lawan, would not cause any rancour among the lawmakers from his zone.
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EFCC Now Searching For Entertainers
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Friday said it had concluded plans to use drama to promote its anti-corruption crusade in Nigeria.
Chief Detective Superintendent with the EFCC, Mrs Nwanyinma Okeanu, made the statement on Friday in Abuja in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria.
She said the idea would ensure that EFCC anti-corruption crusade was taken to the door steps of every Nigerian.
Okeanu added, "It is in consideration of the fact that an average Nigerian home spends quality time to watch films that the initiative to use drama to promote anti-corruption crusade was developed.
"The drama is not limited to the EFCC alone; so I encourage every Nigerian, who has flair for acting to come and audition for a role."
Okeanu explained that the use of drama to strengthen awareness in the fight against corruption was an initiative aimed at sensitising families through films on the dangers of corruption.
"What people see and hear is what they believe and the new initiative is in consideration of the need for new approach in the fight against corruption," she said.
Chief Detective Superintendent with the EFCC, Mrs Nwanyinma Okeanu, made the statement on Friday in Abuja in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria.
She said the idea would ensure that EFCC anti-corruption crusade was taken to the door steps of every Nigerian.
Okeanu added, "It is in consideration of the fact that an average Nigerian home spends quality time to watch films that the initiative to use drama to promote anti-corruption crusade was developed.
"The drama is not limited to the EFCC alone; so I encourage every Nigerian, who has flair for acting to come and audition for a role."
Okeanu explained that the use of drama to strengthen awareness in the fight against corruption was an initiative aimed at sensitising families through films on the dangers of corruption.
"What people see and hear is what they believe and the new initiative is in consideration of the need for new approach in the fight against corruption," she said.
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MBGLASU: TIME TO PROTECT OUR GIRLS FROM RAPE
by Moses Adeyemi
Most Beautiful Girl in Lasu, Idowu Oluwatomisin recently held the first of it kind 'say no to rape awareness walk' to inspire Nigerian youths. The project themed Campaign against indecency/say no to rape was held for two days.
As we all know Rape has become a menace in our society, it is fast becoming a norm, but then do we think about the victims of rape? NO.
The Most Beautiful Girl in LASU 2014 with the support of SOFY and Downtown promotion took it upon themselves to try and curb this menace that is fast eating deep into our society. They embarked on a community project tagged 'SayNoToRape and Campaign Against Indecency'.
The awareness program kicked off on wednesday may 13th with a lecture on Indecency and Rape, at Federal Government College Ijanikin and Agindigbi Grammar school Ikeja, items like branded shirts, SOFY sanitary pads,notebooks were given out to students of these schools , In her discussion with the students she made it clear that they should " Avoid responding to peer pressure that encourages scoring and bragging about sexual activity. Instead, use peer pressure positively to discourage exploitation of others. For example, don't engage in class room talk about women or laugh at rape jokes". On Thursday may 14, the SayNoToRape awareness walk took place, it kicked off from LASU College of Medicine (LASUCOM) Ikeja to the Deputy Governor's Office, State Secretariat, Alausa, ikeja.
The Most Beautiful Girl in LASU 2014, Queen Idowu Oluwatomisin said the awareness campaign employs men to say no to rape and young girls need to be much more aware of there area . She further stated that stiffer punishment should be meted out to culprits and she make it clear that sexual violence touches all of our lives, Walk Against
Rape is the chance to say NO! to sexual violence in our communities. she concluded by saying it is time to protect our young boys and girls, our women.
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The Most Beautiful Girl in LASU 2014, Queen Idowu Oluwatomisin said the awareness campaign employs men to say no to rape and young girls need to be much more aware of there area . She further stated that stiffer punishment should be meted out to culprits and she make it clear that sexual violence touches all of our lives, Walk Against
Rape is the chance to say NO! to sexual violence in our communities. she concluded by saying it is time to protect our young boys and girls, our women.
Yhemmie_blaq
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Nigerians React To N9Bn Loan For Buhari, Ministers...
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A cross section of Nigerians have condemned the planned payment of about N9bn as perks to ministers and lawmakers who will assume office in the government of President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), as recently reported by PUNCH.
The newspaper on May 9, 2015, in an investigative report, said lawmakers to constitute the 8th National Assembly and ministers to be appointed by Buhari would receive N9bn as perks on assumption of office.
The perks include housing, furniture and motor vehicle allowances, among others.
For instance, the housing allowance for the lawmakers is 200 per cent of their annual salaries; furniture is 300 per cent and motor vehicle loan is 400 per cent.
The report, which has been read about 40,000 times on www.punchng.com as of Friday, generated mixed reactions from the public, many of who demanded pay cut for political office holders in the country.
The readers questioned the payment of such allowances at a time the country's revenue has dipped.
Chika Kema Junior, one of the readers, said, "All these furniture, car, whatever allowances are unnecessary. I still recommend pay as you go allowances for senators and members of the House of Representatives.
"That is, payment should be done based on sitting, and shouldn't be more than N300, 000 for senators and N200, 000 for members of the House of Representatives.
"Minister for state positions should be scrapped immediately as they are wasteful. Ministers' salary should not be more than N150, 000 per month. However, they can have leverage in the purchase of houses or cars since they are government servants."
Another Nigerian, Michael Akinmola, described the allowance package for the lawmakers and ministers as "alarming" and "ridiculous."
He said, "Are all these lawmakers living in another planet apart from the one we all live? If the answer is no, I see no reason why these salaries and allowances should not be reduced with immediate effect.
"This is one of the causes of corruption in the society. It is also one of the major reasons why politics in Nigeria has become a do or die affairs."
Incidentally, state civil servants in many states across the country are being owed salaries following the recent fall in oil prices, fuelling the resentment felt by some Nigerians towards the allowances.
The Nigerians said it was unfair for the predominantly poor taxpayers to be funding the lavish lifestyle of political office holders.
A reader, Yetunde, described the current situation in the country as "completely outrageous."
Her comment read, "Why should we pay for their domestic help, newspapers, entertainment, and all sorts of garbage?
"The current state of Nigerian economy can't pay for these. I don't see why vehicle loans should be given to any lawmaker. If they really need a car, they can approach the bank for loan. It is improper that we have to pay for the fuel and maintenance of a car that is considered personal."
Another Nigerian, Oreagba Afolabi, wrote, "We should do away with these bogus allowances and work out something more reasonable. There should be nothing like constituency allowances.
"Let them get where they will stay (in the Federal Capital Territory). Enough of all this wastage, the common man on the street is suffering."
The newspaper on May 9, 2015, in an investigative report, said lawmakers to constitute the 8th National Assembly and ministers to be appointed by Buhari would receive N9bn as perks on assumption of office.
The perks include housing, furniture and motor vehicle allowances, among others.
For instance, the housing allowance for the lawmakers is 200 per cent of their annual salaries; furniture is 300 per cent and motor vehicle loan is 400 per cent.
The report, which has been read about 40,000 times on www.punchng.com as of Friday, generated mixed reactions from the public, many of who demanded pay cut for political office holders in the country.
The readers questioned the payment of such allowances at a time the country's revenue has dipped.
Chika Kema Junior, one of the readers, said, "All these furniture, car, whatever allowances are unnecessary. I still recommend pay as you go allowances for senators and members of the House of Representatives.
"That is, payment should be done based on sitting, and shouldn't be more than N300, 000 for senators and N200, 000 for members of the House of Representatives.
"Minister for state positions should be scrapped immediately as they are wasteful. Ministers' salary should not be more than N150, 000 per month. However, they can have leverage in the purchase of houses or cars since they are government servants."
Another Nigerian, Michael Akinmola, described the allowance package for the lawmakers and ministers as "alarming" and "ridiculous."
He said, "Are all these lawmakers living in another planet apart from the one we all live? If the answer is no, I see no reason why these salaries and allowances should not be reduced with immediate effect.
"This is one of the causes of corruption in the society. It is also one of the major reasons why politics in Nigeria has become a do or die affairs."
Incidentally, state civil servants in many states across the country are being owed salaries following the recent fall in oil prices, fuelling the resentment felt by some Nigerians towards the allowances.
The Nigerians said it was unfair for the predominantly poor taxpayers to be funding the lavish lifestyle of political office holders.
A reader, Yetunde, described the current situation in the country as "completely outrageous."
Her comment read, "Why should we pay for their domestic help, newspapers, entertainment, and all sorts of garbage?
"The current state of Nigerian economy can't pay for these. I don't see why vehicle loans should be given to any lawmaker. If they really need a car, they can approach the bank for loan. It is improper that we have to pay for the fuel and maintenance of a car that is considered personal."
Another Nigerian, Oreagba Afolabi, wrote, "We should do away with these bogus allowances and work out something more reasonable. There should be nothing like constituency allowances.
"Let them get where they will stay (in the Federal Capital Territory). Enough of all this wastage, the common man on the street is suffering."
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Amokachi Dumped As Keshi Gets New Assistant...Ike Shorunmu retained!
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El Kanemi coach Salisu Yusuf has been confirmed as the new assistant coach of the Super Eagles who will work with Stephen Keshi in his second spell as coach.
It means that Daniel Amokachi will no longer be part of the team, in fulfillment of speculations that have held sway for the past month when Keshi signed his contract.
Though the Nigeria Football Federation declined to announce the new change, it subtly put it out when it released the list of players
from the Nigeria Professional Football League called up to camp in preparation for their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Chad next month.
Amokachi's name was missing in the list as Salisu Yusuf was listed assistant coach. The former Enyimba trainer had been part of the NFF team that recently underwent training in
London to use the Prozone football technology.
Yusuf's choice stems from his deep knowledge of the domestic scene where he has had spells at the biggest clubs including winning the league with Kano Pillars.
Meanwhile, former international Ike Shorunmu remains as goalkeeper trainer.
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El Kanemi coach Salisu Yusuf has been confirmed as the new assistant coach of the Super Eagles who will work with Stephen Keshi in his second spell as coach.
It means that Daniel Amokachi will no longer be part of the team, in fulfillment of speculations that have held sway for the past month when Keshi signed his contract.
Though the Nigeria Football Federation declined to announce the new change, it subtly put it out when it released the list of players
from the Nigeria Professional Football League called up to camp in preparation for their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Chad next month.
Amokachi's name was missing in the list as Salisu Yusuf was listed assistant coach. The former Enyimba trainer had been part of the NFF team that recently underwent training in
London to use the Prozone football technology.
Yusuf's choice stems from his deep knowledge of the domestic scene where he has had spells at the biggest clubs including winning the league with Kano Pillars.
Meanwhile, former international Ike Shorunmu remains as goalkeeper trainer.
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Awoniyi's Hatrick Inspires Superb Win For Flying Eagles
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Nigeria U20 side spanked FC Nürnberg U23 5-0 in a friendly game played at the Sudwest Park
training ground on Friday evening.
Red hot Taiwo Awoniyi led the rout as he got a treble with captain Musa Muhammed and Ibrahim Al Hassan completing the damage in the first half.
The Flying Eagles final test match in Germany will see them slug it out against Freiburg U23 team scheduled for May 18 and kick-off time fixed for 2:30pm.
Coach Manu Garba has submitted his final list of 21 player on Friday afternoon and will be hoping to have the likes of Kelechi Iheanacho and Isaac Success join the team before their departure for New Zealand.
Nigeria U20 side spanked FC Nürnberg U23 5-0 in a friendly game played at the Sudwest Park
training ground on Friday evening.
Red hot Taiwo Awoniyi led the rout as he got a treble with captain Musa Muhammed and Ibrahim Al Hassan completing the damage in the first half.
The Flying Eagles final test match in Germany will see them slug it out against Freiburg U23 team scheduled for May 18 and kick-off time fixed for 2:30pm.
Coach Manu Garba has submitted his final list of 21 player on Friday afternoon and will be hoping to have the likes of Kelechi Iheanacho and Isaac Success join the team before their departure for New Zealand.
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