KU KLUX KLAN PLANS PRO-CONFEDERATE FLAG RALLY IN S-CAROLINA

The Ku Klux Klan plans to hold a pro-
Confederate flag rally at the South Carolina
Capitol, where a man was arrested on Monday
night in a confrontation with anti-flag protesters
over a symbol associated with slavery.
The Civil War-era flag has emerged as a
flashpoint after a shooting that killed nine people
at a historic black church in Charleston, South
Carolina, during a Bible study session.
The suspected shooter, Dylann Roof, 21, who is
white, had posed with a Confederate flag in
photos posted on a website that also displayed a
racist manifesto attributed to him.
The June 17 shootings at the Emanuel African
Methodist Episcopal Church, in which all nine
victims were black, triggered calls for South
Carolina to stop displaying the Confederate flag
on the State House grounds in Columbia.
The massacre followed a year of debate over U.S.
race relations spurred by the killings of unarmed
black men by police officers in Ferguson,
Missouri; New York; and Baltimore.
The Loyal White Knights chapter of the Ku Klux
Klan, based in North Carolina, says it has gained
approval to rally at the State House on July 18.
"We’re standing up for the Confederacy," James
Spears, who holds the title "great titan" for the
group, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.

He said speakers would address topics including
slavery. After the rally, the Klan plans to hold a
ceremonial cross-lighting ceremony on private
property.
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who has
called for the flag's removal, said in a statement
that the group was not welcome in the state.
The Ku Klux Klan, a white supremacist group, is
known for its history of violence and intimidation
against African-Americans.
The South Carolina Budget and Control Board
confirmed the Klan had reserved the State House
grounds for the event.
During an altercation at the State House late on
Monday, Nicholas Thompson, 25, of South
Carolina was arrested and charged with disorderly
conduct after confronting anti-Confederate flag
protesters, police said.
About 30 people were protesting the flag when 15
vehicles with pro-flag supporters stopped in the
street, authorities said.
The Charleston shooting has sparked a dialogue
across the U.S. South over the legacy of slavery
and its symbols, centering on the Confederate
flag.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said
on Tuesday she was appointing a commission to
review the Maryland city's Confederate statues
and historical items.

BEFORE TINUBU IS CRUCIFIED

By Remi Oyeyemi


“Even among thieves, there is honour.” –
Professor Wole Soyinka


“Though, force can protect in emergency, only
justice, fairness and cooperation can finally
lead men to the dawn of eternal peace.”
– Dwight D. Eisenhower


“No matter who or what you support, I
believe in supporting fairness first.” –
Jennette McCurdy


•Tinubu: the man they want to crucify
In recent weeks, I have been watching the
way and manner that Asiwaju Ahmed Bola
Tinubu is being tossed around by his
beneficiaries. I have been watching in
consternation, though not surprisingly, how
he is being schemed out of the House of
Mohammadu Buhari that he has toiled to
help build. I am watching how suddenly he is
the leper that everyone must run away from
now that the food is cooked. I am aghast at
the ingratitude of politicians and their cruelty.
I am appalled at the crass opportunism
pervading the air.
Yes, people often have tried to divorce
integrity and honour from politics. People
have tried to create a gulf between morality
and politics. People have always tried to
excuse treachery and perfidy as inseparable
concomitants of politics. People have justified
dishonor and shamelessness as ingredients
of politics. There have been efforts since the
days of yore to justify immorality, lack of
honour, dishonesty, unreliability, subversion
as fundamental tenets of politics. I believe all
the above are just means to excuse
irresponsibility on the part of politics and
those who practice the trade. It is why
people believe and say that “Politics is a dirty
game.”
Niccolo Machiavelli, the Italian diplomat
during the Renaissance era gave intellectual
wings to this anomaly with his book The
Prince published in 1532. He had espoused
the obnoxious idea in which political
expediency is placed above morality. He had
noxiously advocated the use of craft and
deceit to maintain authority. In short
Machiavellianism is “the employment of
cunning and duplicity in statecraft or in
general conduct.”
But the Great Chief Obafemi Awolowo
fervently disagrees with this heinous school
of thought about politics. He posited that
politics is not dirty a game, it is those who
play politics that make it dirty. In a lecture
given on January 27, 1961 titled “Politics and
Religion” in Ilishan Remo, the Great Awo
contended “the description of politics as a
game is a felicitous one,” and insisted that
“any game at all, other than a game of
chance, is good. But the manner of playing it
may be clean or dirty, all depending on
whether or not the players observe the rules
for playing the game which mankind has laid
down in conformity with universally accepted
standards of decency and ethics.”

The above postulation by the Great Awo
underscored why he was the type of
politician that he was and why he was
enormously successful as well as why
History has held him up as primus inter
pares.Buhari and his handlers would be well
advised to scout through history and see
how any government that adopted
Machiavellianism as opposed to Awoism has
ever ended. They should educate themselves
and make up their minds which of the two
philosophies of politics they want to adopt.
Obeying the rules of the game such as
politics as Great Awo posited is functionally
related to “honour” that Professor Soyinka
apotheosized on an occasion at the Great
Oduduwa Hall, in Great Ife in 1982, as being
fundamental “even among thieves.” Thus, I
am assuming that Buhari is an “honourable
man.” I am also assuming that his handlers
are decent and ethical. It is based on these
assumptions that I know it is inescapable for
Buhari and his handlers not to give adequate
and commensurate space to Tinubu’s
influence in this administration. Not to give
Tinubu his dues would amount to perfidy and
a betrayal of the highest order. It would
amount to dishonor among the “thieves” in
the APC. It would also suggest that Buhari
and his men are indecent, unethical and
treacherous.
I find it weird that suddenly, Tinubu “is too
controlling.” “He wants to impose all of the
time.” “He is too ambitious.” “He is not good
for Buhari’s Presidency.” “Buhari will do well
to stay away from him.” “Tinubu must be
neutralized.” “Tinubu is corrupt.” ”Tinubu is
selfish.” “Is Tinubu the only one in the APC?”
“Why must he seek to exert influence in
Buhari’s Administration?” “Tinubu is too
powerful.” “Tinubu should leave Buhari
alone.” “Tinubu is not the only one who
contributed to Buhari’s success.” Tinubu this,
Tinubu that!
Well, Tinubu may not be the only one who
contributed to Buhari’s success, but he is the
ACE. He was and still is the most important
variable in the success of Buhari in the last
election. Remove Tinubu from the equation,
Buhari’s last effort would have been more
woeful than the previous efforts. How come
people have such a short memory? Have
some people been in Russia not to know
what transpired? Or they are just being in
denial because they lack the capacity to be
fair to Tinubu? Do we have to like Tinubu to
be fair to him? As Jennette McCurdy insisted
above, “no matter who or what” anyone of us
supports, “supporting fairness first” should be
the first order of business.
How can people forget so soon that Buhari
has been running for President for 12 years
and has been failing very woefully until
Tinubu comes to his rescue? Where were all
those making noises about Tinubu wanting to
exert influence? What is wrong in expecting
to reap the fruit of your labour as Tinubu is
seeking to do by having some of his
supporters and men in the Buhari House that
he was the architect of?
Those blaming Tinubu, if they are not
ingrates and hypocrites, didn’t they know
that Tinubu was corrupt when he was toiling
to put the coalition together? Didn’t they
know that he was always imposing
candidates when they were all running after
him to help them install Buhari as the
President? Didn’t they know that he always
wanted to put his own supporters in position
of power when he was sweating to make
Buhari successful? How come it is now that
they are just realizing that Tinubu is an
undesirable element?
Now, all these ingrates and hypocrites are
shouting the names of Babatunde Fashola,
Kayode Fayemi and the rest of them. Have
they forgotten that there would not have
been any of them on the political stage if not
for Tinubu? Give it to Tinubu, he knows how
to put square pegs in square holes. Or has
everyone forgotten that the tragedy of
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was foisted on
Nigeria by Mattew Aremu Okikiola Olusegun
Obasanjo-Onyejekwe? How come Tinubu is
suddenly bad and has to be ostracized from
the Buhari House that would not and could
not have stood if not for Tinubu?
I am not a politician. But I am seriously
interested in politics because it affects me on
daily basis. I am not a supporter of Asiwaju
Bola Ahmed Tinubu school of politics. I am
not fond of his political philosophy. I have
criticized him several times in the public
space. I have a lot of beef with him with the
way he has conducted a lot of things. All this
has not blinded and would not blind me to
the fact that he is entitled to the fruit of his
labour. There is just no other way to slice it.
Though, Tinubu put himself in this
predicament because he did not heed the
warnings given to him regarding a lot of
things by some elders in Yoruba land. He
believed he saw something that some of us
did not see. He was committed beyond
commitment. He was dedicated, determined
and focused. He put everything he had into
making Buhari successful. He hurt a lot of his
own people as a result. He made enemies
out of his “extended family members.” He
gave everything. To deny him now what is
due to him would be utterly unfair. What is
fair is just fair. What is right is just right.
It is true that Mohammadu Buhari is now the
president. Now he has the power. But he
would be advised to be cautious on the way
and manner he treats Tinubu, regardless of
his (Tinubu’s) imperfections. Tinubu may not
be one hundred percent accepted in Yoruba
land. Chief M. K.O Abiola was not either.
Same goes with Great Awo. But it would be
a very terrible mistake to judge him based on
that. Buhari would be well advised that it
would be in his best interest and the interest
of Nigeria not to ostracize Tinubu. Not at
this time or anytime in the life of this
administration. Buhari’s failure to hearken to
this advice would have a lot of ramifications
for the fortunes and future of this country.
It is my hope that Buhari and his handlers
would not make the same mistake that
Ibrahim Babangida made with Chief M. K. O.
Abiola. I hope Buhari would not repeat the
mistake of his good friend in General Sani
Abacha. It is my hope that they would not
miscalculate and take decisions that would
put this country in jeopardy. It is my hope
that Buhari and his handlers would not be
ungrateful. It is my hope that Tinubu would
not be denied his fair share of influence in
this administration. If there is anything that
the Yoruba man hates, it is unfairness, even
against strangers or detractors, not to talk of
one of their own, regardless how recalcitrant
s/he is.
It is too late in the day to just realize that
Tinubu is not good. It is too late in the day
to want to discard him and undercut him. It
is too late in the day to look for excuses to
ostracize him after he has helped put the
government in power. Regardless of the way
it is sliced, without Tinubu, there could never
have been any Buhari presidency. Not Alhaji
Abubakar Atiku, and certainly not Senator
Bukola Saraki or any of the crass
opportunists circling around Buhari presently
could have made it happen.
As Jennette McCurdy preached, no matter
who or what you support, “supporting
fairness first” is the best way forward.
Expecting a modicum of decency and ethics
in the conduct of our politicians regardless of
their imperfections is nothing too much to
expect. Even, among thieves, there should be
honour a la Professor Wole Soyinka.
“In the long history of the world, only a few
generations have been granted the role of
defending freedom in its hour of maximum
danger. I do not shrink from this
responsibility – I welcome it.”
– John F. Kennedy, in his Inaugural Address
January 20, 1961.
naugural Address January 20, 1961

OBITUARY POSTER OF OKWUDILI WHO WAS EXECUTED IN INDONESIA RECENTLY

Okuwdili Ayotanze (read his story HERE )
was one of the Nigerians executed in
Indonesia over drug charges.

 Today, he
will be buried at his hometown in
Anambra State, southeastern Nigeria.

MR PRESIDENT , YOU ARE DISAPPOINTING ME ~ Dele Momodu

JUNE 27,2015
By Dele Momodu

Sir, let me say right away that the goodwill
garnered during your campaigns and the
jubilation that heralded your recent victory
are fast fading and you need to, as a matter
of urgency, convince the people of Nigeria
that you’re now ready to hit the ground
running.
Your Excellency, I write to you today with a heavy
heart. The reason should be obvious. I was one of
those latter day converts to Buharism, a political
philosophy that believes in the reincarnation of
former leaders in the days of tribulation. You were
never the first man to resurrect from retirement
and near political oblivion. General Olusegun
Obasanjo bounced back from prison to Aso Rock
Villa. In nearby Benin Republic, former military
dictator and strongman, Mathieu Kerekou who
had served as maximum ruler for about 17
incredible years, came back to defeat incumbent
President , Nicephore Soglo in a 1990 election. He
led his country for another ten years and almost
got another five-year term but for the age barrier
that disqualified him.

It is normal for Africans to run towards the wise
elders of the village when trouble comes
knocking. That is one of the major reasons
Nigerians in their millions voted with their feet
and thumbs to elect you President. Many of those
who supported you did so for several other
reasons and you must understand that they were
mainly not members of your political party, APC.
So, apart from your age, they backed you because
they believed in your impeccable pedigree as an
incorruptible and honourable man, a strict
disciplinarian, a Scrooge who would not fritter
away our meagre resources, a scourge of rogues
and prodigal sons, a metamorphosed tyrant now
a born-again democrat, and so on and so forth.
Nigerians ardently placed their hopes in you and
fervently prayed you won’t disappoint them. This
is the principal reason I have decided to send you
this desperate memo today before some
despicable politicians tarnish your hard-earned
reputation and truncate this beautiful chance
again.
Sir, let me say right away that the goodwill
garnered during your campaigns and the jubilation
that heralded your recent victory are fast fading
and you need to, as a matter of urgency, convince
the people of Nigeria that you’re now ready to hit
the ground running. They are not going to listen
to excuses since you had 30 years after quitting
the high office to onerously prepare for the job
again. For them it is immaterial that you met an
empty treasury or that you are mostly surrounded
by selfish, corruptive influences and impostors. As
I mentioned in my earlier epistles to you,
Nigerians have become totally impatient and what
they expect of you is tantamount to performing
the miracle of turning water into wine or raising
Lazarus from the dead. You cannot afford to
waste any second before displaying the sterner
stuff you’re reputed to be made of.
I had encouraged you not to be afraid of taking
charge of the Party that brought you to power or
tackling the politicians that claimed to have
helped you in the process. I had imagined that
you know the ways of our politicians by now and
thought you knew how to handle them. I had told
you matter-of-factly that you may have to step
on some powerful toes in order to achieve
anything tangible. The worst that may likely
happen is for people to say and accuse you of
dictatorial proclivity which won’t be new in your
lexicon or to be threatened with impeachment and
all-what-not. But trust me, no evil shall befall you
for as long as you carry the people along in your
crusade and do not pander to the whims and
caprices of members of the privilegentsia.
There is no doubt that the present imbroglio in
your Party is as a result of your lukewarm
attitude to Party issues thinking you could merely
concentrate on nation-building while others deal
with political intrigues. However, it is not always
as simple as that. As you can now see, you don’t
seem to be on the same page with your Party.
While you were busy agonising over the myriad of
problems besetting Nigeria, many of your
presumed disciples were busy fighting over
positions and control of power the way babies
squabble over lollipops. They have studiously
forgotten the change mantra and the huge
expectations that made the electorate to troop
out in droves and cast their votes for you and the
Party.
The moment you became the President-elect, you
should have readied your manacles for all would-
be trouble makers. You should have sent out a
powerful message to those politicians who may
wish to act above the law. But the moment you
appeared ready to abdicate some of your
leadership responsibilities to them, the obvious
lacuna gave them the needed impetus to take
charge and cut you adrift. Your political advisers,
if any, should have prepared you for the offensive.
There is no way you are going to fight and
survive the battle ahead if the political class see
you as a man they can easily bully. You cannot
sit on the fence. Whilst your decision not to
interfere in the affairs of another arm of
Government, the legislature, is commendable and
indeed your constitutional duty, you must make it
clear to your Party that the same non-interference
must apply to them.
Our people may have voted for your Party but
they also voted for the individuals that the Party
entrusted its mandate to including you. Just as
there is a limit to how the Party can control you
in the exercise of your executive functions and
those you choose to assist you in the fulfilment of
those functions, so also must you tell the Party
chieftains that there is a limit as to how much
the leadership structure and duties of the
legislative arm can be controlled. If you are
ambiguous about this, then you are inviting your
Party leadership to write a letter to you
categorically stating not only those you must
appoint as your Ministers and Special Advisers
but also those that you must not work with under
any guise. I am sure you would not tolerate that.
In the same vein you must not tolerate Party
interference in the legislature. Change has come,
please imbibe it!
In essence it is incumbent on you to deal with the
issues arising from tensions created by party
supremacy, parliamentary democracy and above
all constitutionality. There is a delicate balance to
be struck between these competing interests
though constitutionality must eventually prevail.
However, even constitutionality is subordinated to
national interest, because that is the most
important interest of all.
Your Party has a lot to learn from the tragedy
which was invited upon itself by advertence of the
former ruling Party, PDP. As a mark of respect to
your status and office, your Party should have
adopted your instinct and temperament
immediately you conceded that the elections of
principal officers at the National Assembly were
“somewhat constitutional.” Even if internally
aggrieved, like mortals may invariably be, your
Party hierarchy should not have washed their
dirty linen in public knowing the full implications
of the backlash that might splash and smear your
collective image. APC should have done what PDP
failed to do when Governor Rotimi Amaechi won
the Chairmanship of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum
by instantly recognising the leadership of the
National Assembly while seeking ways to
ameliorate the unfortunate saga. No reasonable
parent would voluntarily kill a recalcitrant child.
There is always another opportunity for penitence
and atonement.
I expected the crisis to escalate once the warring
factions stuck arrogantly to their positions and
neither was ready to bulge. Had APC accepted its
fate with equanimity, I’m certain this peculiar
mess would have been exterminated. Had Saraki
and Dogara shown magnanimity in victory some
of the truculent malice expressed by certain
leaders may have also been mellowed.
Say what you will, the PDP had its fair dose of
political migraine and rambunctiousness but it
accepted certain realities and moved on. The ones
they failed to accept led to their cataclysmic fall.
The mutually destructive suspicion in APC should
have been nipped in the bud for your sake. The
burden you currently carry is heavier than an
elephant and I don’t think you need or deserve
this kind of nuisance distraction. The leadership
of the National Assembly should also calm down
by reaching out to their angry Party chieftains.
There is nothing to gain in fighting a perennial
war. Once upon a time, they were all friends and
members of the same family. It is never too late
to embrace peace and reunite. Now that we know
what the bone of contention is, no one should be
victimised for belonging to whatever factions that
exist.
I have read endless arguments for and against
the pugilists in APC and my candid advice is that
you need to appoint your cabinet and aides now.
The sooner you assemble and send forth your
foot-soldiers the better for our polity to begin the
healing process. Right now our nation appears to
be rudderless and floundering and this should not
be the case. What is left for you to do is to
quickly bring all the gladiators together and see
how you can apply some balm on frayed nerves.
The Federal Government has humongous largesse
to disburse so it should not be too difficult to
appease the juggernauts. When that is sorted, you
should draw your own plans and let your people
know your roadmap. Your job would be much
easier if you surround yourself with people who
can look at you straight in the eye and say the
truth no matter how bitter. Most of our leaders
failed because they fell victims of sweet-talking
scammers.
It is very essential that your Party sees and
embrace you as their father and not the other
way round. Whether you like it or not, and
whether others in your Party want to accept it or
not, you are the de facto national leader of your
Party. You are the President and Commander in
Chief of our country. Yes, you ARE the capo di
tutti capi. You therefore cannot be subservient to
any other person. You must immediately take
upon this role and assume that mantle. Please
feel free to lay down the law and if occasion
demands, enforce our law. That is what leaders
do. Ambivalence or hesitancy will simply not do!
You have the next four years minus one month
and time is ticking away dutifully.
Equally important is the fact that you are more of
a social crusader than a politician and your Party
ought to note this fact and understand that it
can’t be business as usual. Your Party leveraged
on your uncommon reputation to gain POWER.
Sir, you can’t afford to evaporate such
stupendous equity just like that. You have
demonstrated enough tolerance but the time has
come to repudiate our propensity for rascality.
The task ahead is so gargantuan and it would
require all hands to be on deck. At the risk of
sounding like a broken record, I reiterate that the
first priority, apart from national security, should
be how to reduce the atrocious costs of running
government in Nigeria. Until you achieve that sir,
the Muhammed Alis of Nigeria will never stop
their boxing tournaments in parliaments and
elsewhere. The fight is for cash and not for any
selfless services. Many won’t bother to contest if
they think it is not lucrative. I don’t know how
you plan to do this but it has to be done
somehow and thankfully there are many methods
that you can deploy. I’m glad you hope to retrieve
some of the stolen billions. You need some
serious cash, Sir. The challenges ahead would
dissipate if you can raise the finances needed to
tackle them.
I trust that God has deliberately raised you up at
this time as a veritable example to mankind that
being honest is not a crime and we have a lot to
learn and cheer from your miraculous victory.
May God help you to carry this cross
successfully.

SARAKI BLOCKS EKWEREMADU'S REMOVAL

Attempt by Senators elected on the platform of
the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC , to
begin the process of nullification of the election
of Senator Ike Ekweremadu of Peoples
Democratic Party , PDP , was swiftly nipped in
the bud during Senate Plenary of Wednesday
by Senate President Bukola Saraki.
Senator Kabiru Marafa , one of the leading
supporters of Lawan had raised a point of
order where he observed that the election of
Ekweremadu was in breach of the Senate
standing rules during the Wednesday plenary .
The Senator noted that Senate rules, as
passed in 2011 indicated that an election into
any of the presiding offices in the red chamber
shall be by division whereby Senators
supporting one cndidate will be on one side ,
while those supporting another candidate will
be on the other side , and not by secret ballot
when two contestants are vying for any of the
positions.

Ike Ekweremadu, Deputy Senate President
Contrary to this provision , the Senator said the
election that brought Ekweremadu into office
was done through secret ballot .
The Senator therefore asked Saraki to explain
when the rules were amended . But the Senate
President swiftly ruled him out of order, citing
the Senate rules that if a matter on presiding
officer ’ s election has been decided , there can
be no further inquiry into it.
Ekweremadu, though elected on the platform
minority PDP had taken advantage of the
absence of members of majority APC to
emerge the Deputy Senate President when the
8th National Assembly was inaugurated on 9
June.
Ekweremadu defeated Senator Ali Ndume of
APC to emerge the Deputy Senate President.
Most APC Senators were at the International
Conference Centre to attend a meeting with
President Muhammadu Buhari when they heard
that the election of the principal officers of the
Senate had taken place .
It was believed that the Senate President had
ceded the position of the Deputy Senate
President to get the support of the PDP
members of the Senate when his party refused
to support his bid to lead the upper chamber .
The APC had preferred Senators Ahmed Lawan
and George Akume for the position of the
Senate President and Deputy Senate President
respectively.
John Oyegun , the National Chairman of APC
had said over the weekend that the resignation
of Ekweremadu will help the party tackle the
crisis it has fallen into as a result of the
disobedience of Saraki.
Crisis has been simmering within the ruling
APC and in the National Assembly since 9 June
after the controversial National Assembly
elections . Attempts to resolve the crisis have
so far not yielded any positive result .
Meanwhile , Senator Abu Ibrahim ( APC -Katsina
South) , wants the All Progressives Congress ,
APC , to punish anybody who decides to go
against the directives of the party on the
appointment of principal officers .
Ibrahim was reacting to a zoning formula
drafted by senators who belong to the ‘ Like
Minds’ , a group that ’ s loyal to Senate
President, Bukola Saraki.
The group came up with a zoning formula that
gave the position of Majority Leader to the
North -East ; Deputy Majority Leader to North -
West and the Chief Whip to South- West but
senators who belong to the “Unity Forum ”,
loyal to Senator Ahmad Lawan ( APC - Yobe
North ) , insisted that all vacant positions be
filled by the national leadership of the party .
Ibrahim maintained that the senators had no
power to zone the leadership positions to any
region . He pointed out that the procedure for
allocating the offices had been the exclusive
right of the ruling party , adding that , it should
be maintained .
“As far as I am concerned, this was never done,
I was a principal officer in the last senate , the
party gave our names and that ’ s how I
became a principal officer , ” he said .
He, therefore , called on the APC to “wield its
big stick ” if anybody decided to go against the
directives of the party this time around.
Similarly , northern House of Representatives
members have reportedly backtracked on their
decision to support some members approved
by their party.
The National Chairman of the APC , Chief John
Odigie -Oyegun wrote Saraki and Speaker of the
House of Reps , indicating approved principal
officers.
“Please find below for your necessary action
names of principal officers approved by the
party, after extensive consultations for the 8th
Senate as follows : Senator Ahmed Lawan
( Majority Leader)– North - East ; Prof . Sola
Adeyeye ( Chief Whip )– South- West ; Sen.
George Akume ( Deputy Majority Leader ) —
North -Central; and Sen . Abu Ibrahim ( Deputy
Chief Whip ) —North - West , ” the letter to Saraki
from Oyegun read .
To Dogara he wrote : “Please find below for
your necessary action names of principal
officers approved by the party after extensive
consultations for the eighth House of
Representatives as follows : Hon . Femi
Gbajabiamila ( House Leader ) South - West ; Hon .
Alhassan Ado Doguwa ( Deputy House Leader ) —
North -West ; Hon . M. T . Monguno( Chief Whip)
—North -East ; and Hon . Pally Iriase ( Deputy
Chief Whip ) —South - South. This comes with
the assurances of my highest regards. ”

I GET OVER 100 SUITORS DAILY

I Get Over 100 Suitors Daily-‘Nigeria’s Hairiest
Lady’ Queen Okafor"
"I get over 100 suitors daily-'Nigeria's Hairiest
Lady' Queen Okafor1 Nigeria’ hairy queen,Queen
Okafor has revealed she gets over 100 suitors
daily ..In an interview with SUNDAY PUNCH,
Okafor said
“I get not less than 100 suitors and admirers
everyday depending on the occasion. Married and
single men, boys, girls, lesbians and gay men are
attracted to me. But I can’t accept every person
that approaches me because people are very
deceptive.

“Some men will tell me that they are
not married, whereas they are married with
children at home. I am not married, but I intend
to get married one day because that is the prayer
of every woman, but definitely not to a married
man. If God answers my prayers, I will be happy
to be married to a businessman that will love me
and not be one that will beat me.”
“No man has ever dumped or disappointed me, I
can tell you that. I fell in love with one man
immediately after my secondary school. He was
fond of beating me because he was very
temperamental and that informed my decision to
quit the relationship.”
She spoke about another failed love encounter.
“I fell in love with one man, but I detest men that
don’t tell the truth, I was in love with him but
because he was a womanizer, I decided to dump
him. On several occasions, he tried to seduce and
sleep with my younger sister. My sister told me
about this. She said whenever she was asleep, he
would sneak into her bedroom and attempt to
sleep with her.”

WOMEN WHO SCREAM GOD'S NAME DURING SEX SHOULD BE JAILED ~ Pastor

Dr. John Hagee, the founder and senior pastor of
the Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas,
not only agrees with what the Good Book says,
but also takes the faith to a higher level.
Speaking exclusively with Newslo, Hagee stated
that “in this world of crimes and deaths 9that
surround us, a simple blasphemy does not get
that much attention when it should.”
“Saying the Lord’s name in vain might seem
petite and insignificant compared to some of the
things that are going on in the world right now,
even in churches all across America. But, that’s
precisely the problem. If the shepherds of a faith
start doing wrong, what is the flock supposed to
do? Follow in their footsteps? I don’t think so.

The flock needs to get its bearings and start
thinking for itself.
But, nowadays you have people committing sin
everywhere you look, including Houses of God,
which are the holiest of places.”
Asked how the situation could be bettered, Hagee
replied:
“Well, we’d have to start with ourselves, as with
everything in life. If you’re asking about my
personal opinion, there is no greater sin in terms
of wrongly using God’s name than women who
use it during sex. That is one of the filthiest, most
derogatory and sinful uses of the Lord’s name I
can think of. If it were up to me, I would put
every single woman or girl who does that in jail.
That would be a fine example of God’s wrath
aimed at what is, in my opinion, a terrible misuse
of our Maker’s good name''.