PDP IS NOT THAT DEAD BY FEMI AJASA

 

Today's inauguration of Saraki and Dogara as Senate President respectively is a pointer that PDP, which appeared dead (Presents no candidate for key posts in the legislature) is breathing and might recover from its comatose state if APC fails to reconcile the differences among its members....Planted next to Saraki, is the seed of PDP (Ekweremadu), any attempt made by

Saraki: Acceptance speech by newly elected Nigeria Senate President

Following his election as the the president of the upper arm of Nigerian’s house of assembly, Senator, Abubakar Bukola Saraki, has pledged to be just and fair to Nigerians, and also to defend the independence of the National Assembly. This he said in his acceptance speech at the inauguration of senators at the National Assembly .

“I am most honoured and privileged to be elected to serve as President of the Senate. I accept with humility and respect the honour you have conferred upon me today,”

“We have today demonstrated that even though we may belong to different parties, we are ultimately united by our common desire to entrench democracy and allow its principle guide our conducts.

“The change that our people voted for is a change

Gunmen kill Nigerian Businessman in South Africa

 A Nigerian businessman based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Mr Emmanuel Onyekaozuru, 50, was killed on Sunday by gunmen. The President of Nigeria Union in South Africa, Mr Ikechukwu Anyene, on Monday told newsmen in Pretoria, South Africa, that Onyekaozuru was shot by two gunmen.

"The union has received a report that a Nigerian businessman, Emmanuel Onyekaozuru, was shot in his business premises at 9.00 p.m. yesterday (June 7)"The report said

Tony Elumelu Foundation and Oppenheimer family launch Book on Africans Investing in Africa

CAPE TOWN – Two of Africa’s most prominent foundations – the Nigeria-based Tony Elumelu Foundation and the Oppenheimer family’s Brenthurst Foundation of South Africa – launched an important new book titled “Africans Investing in Africa” on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum Africa meeting in Cape Town.

The 338-page book covers a range of important topics critical to Africa’s development. It provides a unique perspective of how Africans are leading the way through intra-African trade and investment, documenting how, where and why Africans invest across the continent.  The book also identifies the economic, political and social experiences that hinder or stimulate

Pay back time for Oba Akiolu: Step-son is Ambode's ADC

Elections are over and it is pay back time for those who won and their die hard supporters. The step son of Oba Rilwan Osuolale Akiolu is the new Aide-De-Camp (ADC) to Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos state. 

Gistmaster gathered the new ADC is Olumide Raheem, a deputy Superintendent of Police and first son of Olori Titi.The Olori had Olumide for her first husband who died some years ago.

Before the election, Oba of Lagos made a controversial statement based on his overwhelming support for Ambode.

Click here to read the interesting interview with Moyo Ogunlewe, son of former works minister who says his father has just one car

By Niyi Tabiti/Gistmaster.com 

Former GTbank Big Girl, Alima Atta is Dead

 

  Gistmaster: Former GTbank Big Girl, Alima Atta is dead.Beautiful and charming,Alima worked in Gtbank corporate communications some years ago. She was the managing director of Sasema PR before her death.

  Alima Atta has over eighteen years of experience in the fields of marketing and public relations. Prior to starting up Sesema, she worked for MMD Marketing Communications and Anderson Soames, two PR agencies based in the UK, in Consumer Product Management for AT&T in the United States, and in Corporate Communications for Guaranty Trust Bank in Nigeria. Ms Atta holds a Postgraduate Diploma in

Niyi Tabiti, it is confirmed on BBC, Abacha is dead

"Niyi Tabiti, it is confirmed on BBC, Abacha is dead"
This must be God at work...who killed him? What killed him? Where is the body?
The rush started, where is the transistor radio...almost 500 people came out to listen to BBC, anxiety in the air...BBC confirms it! Nigeria maximum ruler, General Sani Abacha is dead.Date was June 8, 1998. It is 17 years today.

 The end of tyranny,See how God works, one of us said. He had billions of dollars in banks yet money could not save him. He thought his water tight security would capture death. Abacha thought the spiritualists would see it but none.

So what will happen to Diya,Adisa and others who are already on death roll for allegedly planing coup against Abacha?People asked, what will happen to Abiola? We are tired of military rule, we are tired of nonsense,we are tired of politically motivated assassinations.

Solidarity forever, we shall always fight for our right.
It is true, Abacha is dead! 
I never knew some politicians will show us that Abacha was a trainee when it comes to stealing public funds.