BREAKING NEWS: CHRIS NGIGE PAID REVEREND FATHER MBAKA N850MILLION TO JOIN APC CAMPAIGN

It has been exposed that the APC through Chris Ngige secretly paid a controversial clergyman called Rev EJike Mbaka a whopping eight hundred and fifty million Naira, to attack Nigerian President Jonathan, as part of their strategic dirty campaign of lies, deceits, fabrication, distortion, intimidation and blackmail.

It has been exposed that the APC through Chris Ngige secretly paid a controversial clergyman called Rev EJike Mbaka a whopping eight hundred and fifty million Naira, to attack Nigerian President Jonathan, as part of their strategic dirty campaign of lies, deceits, fabrication, distortion, intimidation and blackmail.

The money was arranged by River state Governor, Rotimi Amaechi. It is not a secret that Amaechi hates President Jonathan. So When the idea of bribing the dodgy priest was brought up by El-rufai and Buhari, Amaechi quickly volunteered to make the fund available.

This is not the first time the controversial priest has patronized APC. During the Anambra state governorship election in November, 2013, 28 Worshippers died in a stampede caused by APC and its supporters.

Chris Ngige was heavily implicated on that tragedy. He tried in vain to blame it on Peter Obi who was then the governor of Anambra state.

But despite all the attempt to smear peter obi, it failed.

We have in our possession documented implicating APC and Chris Ngige to that tragedy and the current bribing of the despicable Rev Mbaka.

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Father Mbaka Saga: I’ll close Adoration Ground if…. —Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie

By Sam Eyoboka & Olayinka Latona

Retired Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie, explains why the clergy should not mix religion with politics. He speaks against the backdrop of the statement by the Enugu-based Catholic priest and founder of Adoration Ground, Father Ejike Mbaka, that members of his congregation should reject President Goodluck Jonathan in the general elections.

How do you see the statement credited to Rev. Father Ejike Mbaka?

Any serious priest will not speak the way he spoke. I am not saying that he is not serious. I will not agree with the things he said. According to what I read in the newspapers, a few weeks earlier, the First Lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, visited his Adoration Ground in Enugu and he prayed for her. At that occasion, he was said to have lambasted the opposition party, APC, and now to turn around overnight and start lambasting President Goodluck Jonathan shows that there is something wrong somewhere.

Personally, I felt bad because it is not the place of a priest to go to that extent. He can have his personal opinion, but to go to the extent that he went is abnormal. I want you to know that he wasn’t speaking for the church. He said he was moved by the spirit, and I wonder what kind of spirit was that.

He said he was under the inspiration of the spirit. If he was under the inspiration of the spirit, I wonder if the spirit is that of God. I don’t think the spirit he’s referring to is the spirit of God. He must have been under the influence of another spirit. He must have been listening to a wrong spirit.

Is the statement not embarrassing to the Catholic Church as a whole?

Indeed, it is. But I must say to you that he was not speaking on behalf of the church. No! No!! No!!! Anybody with such opinion is in error. The man cannot hold brief for the church. Pardon me, but how can I say you are bloody fool and anybody takes that to mean that all journalists are bloody fools. It’s very funny.

In a situation such as this, what does the Catholic Church do?

Well, the Catholic Church is structured in such a way that there are dioceses where each priest belongs. This particular priest happens to come from Enugu Diocese, so it is left for the bishop in charge of that diocese to discipline him. If the priest fails to obey the discipline, then the bishop is obligated to report the mother to the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria, CBCN.

You may have heard the Bishop of Abuja Diocese, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, who said that if the priest were to be in his diocese, he would discipline him straight. But he is not in his diocese. The best anyone of us can do is just to advise him that he had gone too far and he is free to take our advice and he may not. God gave every one of us a free will and we are at liberty to use the freewill as we choose.

What kind of sanction can be given to such a priest?

It depends on his bishop. You cannot dictate for his bishop. Don’t forget that this same man was at loggerheads with a former governor of Enugu State, Chimaroke Nnamanni, and it was the same Adoration Ground in Enugu. If I have my way, we should close that place because a lot of things have been happening there that are out of tune. I think Gov. Peter Obi also went there for prayers at one point. If I have my way, I won’t go there for anything….

Your advice for politicians who are currently jostling for votes….

One of them came out publicly recently to say that if you are a politician and you cannot tell a lie…how then that anyone wants to go into politics? If they can openly say such a thing, it means they have been deceiving the people all this while. So, I don’t really know. Any good politician must, first and foremost, must have the fear of God in him. A responsible politician, irrespective of the office you are vying for—because they say whatever has a beginning must have an end—must begin by developing the fear of God in him because by and by your tenure will eventually come to an end.

It’s because of greed that most of them are clamouring for second or more terms. Any politician that has finished his first term and is asking for a second term, there is something wrong with him. If we look at it critically, after four years what is he clamouring for a second term for? I cannot understand Nigerians. Some of us are damn greedy. They don’t have the fear and respect for the down trodden.

Now they are up and about the whole place…they can even lick your boot now because they are canvassing for votes, but as soon as they get the votes they begin to show you pepper. They don’t regard the poor citizens that are out there; forgetting that someday and one day they may return to the status quo.

Whatever has a beginning must have an end. This is the time you get them talking but they won’t look at their manifestoes, but because they want to get to power they are going to everybody. Some of them have come to me here and I told them off: one of the first thing you’ve got to do is get religion off your mind because it is like putting petrol in a fire. You don’t mix politics with religion and some people came to me, saying, ‘Look at the situation in Lagos, what are we going to do?’ What are you going to do? Are they your God? Do they own the nation? The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. Any clergyman that mixes religion with politics is finished including their church because they will not be spared.

Politicians are taking their campaigns to churches. Is it a healthy development?

It is not! They should keep religion out of politics. Don’t forget each person has his or her own mind. During harvest, you have the priest and the assistant priest and you go out to invite another priest to preach, that will affect what I am going give, because I have already made up my mind on what I am going to give. They come to church to canvas for votes.

It should not be allowed by anybody. I don’t really know what to do because this election, hmm hmm hmm, I am afraid. Imagine their utterances! Look at what Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) said about Shariah in 2011, that is what they are harping on now in 2015. Why? When did you hear about Shariah last? This kind of thing is annoying. Look at the recent campaign launch that produced over N21 billion. Where did they get the money from when people are hungry? No water. No electricity. No roads. I just wonder what kind of government we have in this country. These are all corrupt persons and they will want me to cast their vote for them.

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Police confirm Bomb Attack on APC office in Okrika, Rivers State

The police in Rivers on Sunday confirmed that the building housing the All Progressives Congress in Okrika Local Government Area was attacked earlier in the day.

The command’s public relations officer, Ahmad Muhammad, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Port Harcourt that the command had received the report of the dynamite attack.

“I am aware of the incident at Okrika, but the information at my disposal is sketchy,’’ Mr. Muhammad, a deputy superintendent of police, said.

He said that no arrest had been made.
The chairman of the party in the local government, Christian Asifamaka, had told newsmen that unknown persons used dynamite to attack the party’s office in Abam-Ama in the early hours of the day.

The explosion which occurred at 3:14 a.m. destroyed our secretariat building, bringing down the walls.

“The damage was quite extensive with the chairman’s office being the worst hit,’’ Mr. Asifamaka said.

He said the party viewed the latest attack as a deliberate provocation by its opponents to draw it into a battle that would destabilise the local government.

He said that in spite of the attack, the party would tow the path of peace in the interest of the people of the area.

Okrika is the home town of First Lady, Patience Jonathan.
(NAN)

Delta PDP stalwarts berate Mu’azu, others over imposition of candidate

Some members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Patani, headquarters of Patani Local Government Area of Delta State, have condemned the party’s hierarchy in Abuja for allegedly imposing an unpopular candidate who they claim lost the November 29, 2014 House of Assembly PDP primary in the area, on the people.

The PDP stalwarts and other supporters of the Deputy Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Basil Ganagana, who they claim won the election with 31 votes to defeat the candidate allegedly imposed on the constituency, Tonye Timi, who polled 18 votes in the election accused the National Chairman of PDP, Adamu Mu’azu, and the Deputy National Chairman of the party, Uche Secondus, of masterminding the electoral fraud.

Marching through major roads in Patani on Saturday, they demanded the immediate restoration of the peoples mandate as reflected in the election won by the lawmaker or else they would move against the party in the general elections.

Addressing newsmen during the protest, PDP chieftains,Harrison Biu, Israel Unutame and Special Assistant to the Deputy Speaker on Media and Research Mr. Patrick Edema, expressed lack of confidence in the national executive of the PDP for subverting the will of the people.

“God has anointed me to lead a revolution against Islamic jihadists” -Bishop David Oyedepo

A fiery video of Bishop David Oyedepo preaching at Living Faith Church has been uploaded to the internet in which Africa’s wealthiest clergymen angrily advocates death for the ‘Islamic demons’ in Northern Nigeria.

“God has anointed me to lead a revolution against Islamic jihadists,” Oyedepo is seen heatedly shouting to his congregation in the YouTube clip. “If you catch anyone that looks like them – kill him! Kill him and pull out his neck. I will spill his blood on the ground. What nonsense!”

“What Islamic demons,” the influential cleric continued, his entire message interspersed with loud ‘praying in tongues’.

“If Nigeria waits for the church to rise, Nigeria will disappear as a nation. You mean government cannot protect people?

What a mess… Even the president said they (Boko Haram) have infiltrated his government. To do what? Must the North continue to rule? What devils!”

Oyedepo further offered a prayer seemingly supporting a split between Nigeria’s Muslim North and Christian South.

“All the Northern forces that are sponsoring these uprisings and killings – I decree the curse of God upon them. Lord, if it is Your will to break up Nigeria – break it now!”

The Winners Chapel Bishop, in his heated address, further implied that the censuses carried out in Nigeria were hugely inaccurate. “Where are the human beings? I wouldn’t be surprised if all the North is equal to Lagos! We have never had a successful census in this country.”

He directly addressed the rumours that Boko Haram agents were targeting his church. “I was even told from reports that they were targeting this church. If you see anyone here, kill him. Kill him and spill his blood on the ground. I am saying that to you. What nonsense! What devils!”

Oyedepo claimed he was sent by God ‘as a prophet of liberation’ to release Africa from the snare of Islamic terrorists. “Therefore, the roots of Boko Haram – whether from Sudan or Saudi Arabia – become rotten today! I stand today with every anointing on me and I declare the Boko Haram camp cursed! I declare their collaborators cursed! I decree their sponsors cursed!”

According to Oyedepo, “I have called the fire too many times. I am privileged to be an expert in calling it. If I look at a witch with my kind of eyes, it is dead. There is no praying. If my eyes meet your eyes, the bigger will consume the smaller one.”

Although there is no date on the sermon televised on Dunamis TV belonging to Abuja Pastor Paul Enenche, the clip was uploaded in November 2014.

Oyedepo’s terse message comes at a time when tensions are already rising in view of the upcoming Nigerian election in February 2015 which will pit former Head of State General Muhammadu Buhari against incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan.

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2015: If Buhari wins, there will be crisis in the Niger-Delta –Gov. Fayose warns

Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has given Nigerians more reasons they should not vote the All Progressives
Congress, APC, in the coming general elections. According to him, the party would plunge Nigeria into civil
and religious war because of its hunger for power.

Fayose, in a statement issued on Friday in Ado Ekiti blamed the APC for what he called a “campaign of hate.” He noted that the APC presidential flagbearer, Maj. Gen.Muhammadu Buhari, is as an “Islamist who is out to return
power to the northerners and implement Islamic agenda.” Fayose added that this could spark crisis in the Niger-Delta
area of the country in the South-South, where President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party hails
from.

According to the statement, “The APC as a party is saying that it will form parallel government if Buhari loses, implying that the party has admitted defeat and is ready to throw the country into chaos.

“The APC people are already telling Nigerians what will happen after the election if President Jonathan wins.
“This campaign of hate from the APC has now triggered a kind of reasoning in the mindset of other stakeholders, especially the Niger-Delta people, who see the Goodluck Jonathan presidency as their turn, with the reality that, if Buhari wins, there will be crisis in the Niger-Delta, the area that produces the resources with which Nigeria is sustained.

“If the Niger-Delta region erupts in crisis
and the Igbos in the South-East return to the old antics and decide to secede, what happens to the North that can only contribute between three to five per cent to the economy of Nigeria?
“Is it not a fact that Boko Haram is a Northern insurgency that is linked to the Northern elements, but now being used
to blackmail President Goodluck Jonathan? Will it surprise anyone if the Niger-Delta people of the South-South and the Igbos in the South-East call the bluff of the North and
secede?”

He said, “The reality is, if care is not taken, the end of the election might be secession or religious war, aside from the global economic crisis, which is a cold war on its own.”

Dailypost

Things must change-By Muhammadu Buhari

Good morning my friends,

Many of you believe something is wrong with Nigeria. Some of you have given up. You think this country cannot be
good; cannot get better.
And you forgive politicians for stealing and for mediocrity – because you say to yourselves, “they are all thieves they are
all selfish and nothing will change”. But is that really true? No, it is not.

Many people ask me: why am I running for office again? And I ask them – “What has changed since I began this
mission?”

Can you honestly, truly say to yourself that our country has changed for the better? Are our children safe when they go to school?

Are our parents safe when you leave them at home? Is the Naira in your bank account of greater value today than it was four years ago? People accuse me of many things. But one thing they never accuse me of is corruption. They never accuse me of mediocrity, or of lying.

I have led this country and i have a record. We were not perfect, but we were effective, we solved problems, and we made Nigerians proud. In our government, we fought corruption, we stabilized the naira, and we shut down insurgencies. #Things must change.

We shouldn’t forget so soon that there was maitatsine ravaging the North East and we dealt with it. We also overran the Chadian rebus. We rebuilt industries, Nigerians queed up and treated each other with respect; Nigerians took pride in our reputation for discipline. The world admired us. We were proud to be Nigerians. #Things Must Change.

Because they cannot attack our record, they accuse me falsely of ethnic jingoism, they accuse me falsely of religious fundamentalism.

Because they cannot attack our record, they accuse us falsely of calling for election violence – when we have only insisted on peace.

Even as Head of State, we never imposed Sha’riah. All my running mates have been either Igbo or Yoruba and always Christian.

I have and will continue to condemn those who burn God’s places of worship, be they churches or mosques and wish God’s judgement upon them.

As your President, their punishment won’t stop them, we will also ensure Boko Haram and other such elements, are found, are arrested and face the full wrath of the Law as punishment for their crimes against our country. #Things Must Change.

So, don’t let anyone blind you with fear so they can continue to plunder our resources and keep you away from our common wealth.

How can 219 girls be missing in our country, and our leader appears incapable of action? #Things Must Change.

How can 12 young people die because they were looking for jobs in Abuja and justice is not met? Several corruption scandals unsolved.

How can we allow the cowards of Boko Haram take over any part of this country – a sovereign State? #Things Must Change.

What is going on here? Is this our country? In a country that belongs to all of us? #Things Must Change.

My dear friends, this is very important to vote: It doesn’t matter if you are Igbo, Yoruba, Ijaw, Hausa, Idoma, Efik, Ikwere, Ur’hobo, Igala.

And, no it does not matter if you are Christian, Muslim, animist or atheist: we need a new direction under a new
leadership.

This is why I am running for the office of the President of Nigeria. This is my promise. #Things Must Change.

This is my promise: We will work hard and fast for you. Our children will go to school and they will return safe.

Corruption will be a thing of the past and we will ensure that wealth goes around our citizens in an equitable manner.

Government will conduct itself in a disciplined and responsible manner; we will identify problems and fix them. #Things Must Change.

The task ahead will be challenging and daunting, but it is surmountable. This is what leadership is about. #Things Must Change.

My only desire is to prove to you that Nigeria can truly work. Allow me prove to you that in your lifetime, you can be proud of this country.

Let me make you this promise today: We will protect your children. We will protect your wealth. We will make this country work again.

Thank you and God help us all. Vote APC. Vote #Change. I am Muhammadu Buhari, and I am running for President to change this country, for good.

Boko Haram: 10- year- old suicide bomber kills 20

The terror sect, Boko Haram, yesterday let loose a 10 year old female suicide bomber in Maiduguri, killing at least 20 people.

Scores of others were injured in the explosion at a crowded poultry market in the Borno State capital at about 12.20pm. Two other suicide bombers, arrested by police in a vehicle, blew themselves up in the main police station in Potiskum, in neighbouring Yobe State.
The Maiduguri market was targeted twice in a week by female bombers late last year.

Civilian vigilante Ashiru Mustapha said the powerful explosion rocked the market when it was packed with traders and shoppers, adding that the girl “was about 10 years old”. A Red Cross official, who declined to give his name, said: “We have so far evacuated 10 bodies to the mortuary at the (Borno) State Specialist Hospital.”

Borno State police spokesman Gideon Jubrin said yesterday that the girl suicide bomber let off an improvised explosive device near the market.

A security source, said the suicide bomber’s body was “completely shattered.”

“Because of the high calibre explosive she strapped to her body, the upper part of her body was flung apart and found about 500 metres away,” the source said.
The explosion triggered a fresh wave of panic in the city, coming so soon after Wednesday’s massacre of residents in the fishing town of Baga by Boko Haram.

Up to 2000 people are feared killed in the attack during which the insurgents also seized the military base in the town. Amnesty International called the attack the deadliest massacre since the sect launched its terror six years ago.

The Christian Association of Nigerian-Americans (CANAN) shared the AI’s position and wondered what the rest of the world is “waiting for before taking drastic actions.”

The group, in a statement, said the Baga massacre and last week’s terror attack in France “deserve the attention of all people of goodwill across the world.”

It added: “The numbers are adding up fast and it is becoming clearer and clearer that the Nigerian governments both federal and states are failing resoundingly in their responsibility to protect innocent lives and prevent these mass atrocities from going forward. These atrocities are increasingly becoming worse and worse as the times go by. He who feels it knows it!

“According to the United Nations, Responsibility to Protect doctrine, while the duty to prevent and halt genocide and mass atrocities lies first and foremost with the state, yet “the international community has a role that cannot be blocked by the invocation of sovereignty.” Specifically, that
doctrine says “sovereignty no longer exclusively protects states from foreign interference.”

“Earlier this (last) week on Thursday, the United Nations Security Council in New York was briefed about the worsening situation in the northeastern parts of Nigeria.

The conclusion of the report put before the council was that “Counter-Insurgency measures have failed to provide adequate protection of civilians in Northeastern Nigeria.”

“At this point, the Christian Association of Nigerian- Americans, CANAN, may be left with no other options than to ally with other frontline groups in the international community regarding the situation and formally ask the UN to invoke the Responsibility to Protect doctrine as enshrined in article 1 of the Genocide Convention regarding the areas in North-Eastern Nigeria that is being ravaged by terrorists.”

In Potiskum, Yobe State residents said two suicide bombers, arrested by police in a vehicle, blew themselves up yesterday in the town’s main police station .

A death toll was not immediately available. Yobe is one of three Northeastern states frequently attacked by Boko Haram.

On Friday evening, the army repelled an attack by insurgents in Yobe State capital, Damaturu.

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PDP: Buhari Not Qualified to Contest February 14 Election General Muhammadu Buhari

Peoples Democratic Party on Saturday alleged that the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, was not qualified to contest next month’s presidential election because he did not possess the minimum academic requirement for the post. PDP also alleged that there had been a deliberate cover-up of Buhari’s lack of requisite educational qualification by the Independent National Electoral Commission. The media director of PDP’s presidential campaign organisation, which is seeking another term for President Goodluck Jonathan, Femi Fani-Kayode, made the assertions at a press conference in Abuja.

Fani-Kayode said, “The inability of the All Progressives Congress (APC), General Muhammadu Buhari, to present even the minimum requirement of just a school leaving certificate questions his moral and other credentials for pursuing the position of the president of Nigeria. The current shocking disclosures bring to the fore how and what qualifications were used to recruit him into the military, without a minimum school leaving certificate, where he rose to the rank of a General and even became the Head of State…

“Thus, the question must be asked: is Buhari or any other citizen qualified to contest election into the office of the president without meeting the minimum constitutional requirement?”

But APC dismissed the allegations against Buhari as a fuss about nothing. APC said the ruling party was merely trying to divert attention from urgent national troubles, particularly, the deteriorating security situation in the country, which recently culminated in the massacre of hundreds of citizens at Baga, a community in Borno State, by the Boko Haram insurgents.

A statement by the Directorate of Media and Publicity of the APC presidential campaign council told Jonathan to address the country on the massacre at Baga town, which Boko Haram took over after sacking a military base there.

Amnesty International called the killings at Baga the deadliest by Boko Haram since the beginning of the terrorist onslaught in 2009.

“This government should not go on being insensitive. They have to account to Nigerians. The issue of certificate of General Buhari is a non-issue, as everyone knows that Buhari is a product of Daura Primary School, Katsina, Provisional Secondary School (now Government College, Katsina), and the Nigerian Military Training College. This is in addition to several other courses he attended at home and abroad,” the APC campaign council said.

APC said the PDP-led federal government had failed in its primary duty to Nigerians and was only trying to hide that failure under the cover of a pointless certificate alarm. It emphasised concerning PDP, “A leading member of the party, Governor Babangida Aliyu of Niger State, a few days ago, informed Nigerians that in politics, you must tell lies. Nigerians should take their cue from there.

“Unfortunately, PDP has become a political party that is so fixated with keeping an incompetent government in power and is lustfully engaged in pursuing a non-issue about an individual’s academic qualifications.”

The minimum academic qualification for the position of president in Nigeria is the Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent. PDP alleged that documents published by INEC showed that Buhari had not submitted the minimum educational particulars for neither next month’s presidential election nor the 2011 presidential poll he had also contested. It said the APC presidential candidate should prove that he had the said qualification, stressing, “If the constitution did not require proof, it would not specify a minimum.”

Alleging falsehood in the affidavit by Buhari, which said all records regarding his personal particulars were with the Secretary of the Military Board, Fani-Kayode stated, “First in the INEC Form CF 001 for 2015 filled by General Buhari at section C of the form, the instruction on the form clearly states ‘Attach evidence of all educational qualifications’ – this was not done.

“Yet an affidavit was sworn otherwise. Curiously, he did not refer INEC to this board in 2011 in his records available for anyone who cares to see how Buhari has, in breach of the constitution of 1999, contested elections without meeting the mandatory constitutional requirement and has been treated preferentially…

“It is common knowledge that military board like any other bodies do not keep or retain original copies of personal particulars of individuals such as birth certificates, passports, and academic credentials of any personnel, especially retired personnel after over three decades.

“It must be stated that INEC erred in law by publishing the name of a candidate without receiving the personal particulars of the candidate within seven days of receiving his nomination forms as indicated in section 31(3).”

Meanwhile, APC has accused Jonathan of being hypocritical in his persistent claim of reviving the railway system when he had refused to grant the necessary right-of-way approval to the Lagos Metropolitan Transport Authority (LAMATA) for the construction of its Redline light rail project from Iddo, in

Lagos, to Ifo, in Ogun State. The party said the refusal to allow the construction of the light rail, which has the capacity to carry one million passengers per day, was despite the fact that investors had expressed their readiness to invest over $1 billion in the project.

In a statement yesterday, the APC national publicity secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said in failing to grant the approval, which has been pending since May 2013, Jonathan showed he held the people of the South-west and Lagos State, in particular, in contempt.

APC’s assertions followed claims by Jonathan that Buhari had during his military regime cancelled a metro project planned by the then government of Alhaji Lateef Jakande.

In the meantime, Buhari has reiterated his intention to accord priority to security and unemployment if elected president next month. He said at a campaign rally in Awka on Saturday, “Insecurity and unemployment are two things that worry me in this country.

They give me a lot of concern. The story everyday in Nigeria is either that hundreds of lives were lost to the insurgency of an insignificant ragtag group, which the government of the day is not doing enough to arrest, or those of kidnappings and armed robbery all over the place.

“The kidnap of over 200 Chibok girls from their school in the north eastern part of the country has taken eight months now without any trace of them. We are passionate about the security of this country.”

Also campaigning at a rally in Enugu yesterday, Buhari promised to revive the Enugu coal industry for power generation and rebuild the moribund Anambra Motor Manufacturing Company (ANAMMCO) to create employment and boost the economy of the South-east.

On agriculture, the APC candidate said he will encourage the rice producing areas to boost rice production and provide micro-credit for small and medium industries.

“The provision of stable electricity will discourage massive importation of power generators and reduce cost of production by the industries. That is why it has become imperative to revive the coal industry in Enugu,” he said.

Buhari restated his intention to tackle corruption, saying, “If Nigeria does not kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria.

We must vote out the PDP because if you make the mistake of allowing the PDP to rule again for another four years, Nigeria will be in trouble.”

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