CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESULTS

Group A

    Atlético Madrid 2-0 Monaco
   
    Borussia Dortmund 0-0 Club Brugge
   

Group B

    PSV Eindhoven 1-2 Barcelona
   
    Tottenham Hotspur1-0  Inter Milan
   

Group C

    Napoli 3-1 Red Star Belgrade
   
    Paris Saint Germain 2-1 Liverpool
   


Group D

    Lokomotiv Moscow 2-0 Galatasaray
   
    FC Porto 3-1 FC Schalke 04
   

CHAMPION LEAGUE RESULTS

Group E

    AEK Athens 0-2 Ajax
   
    Bayern Munich 5-1 Benfica
   

Group F

    Lyon 2-2  Manchester City
   
    1899 Hoffenheim 2-3 Shakhtar Donetsk
   

Group G

    CSKA Moscow 1-2 Viktoria Plzen
   
    Roma 0-2  Real Madrid
   

Group H

    Juventus 1-0 Valencia0
   
    Manchester United 1-0 Young Boys
   

EPL RESULTS

AFC Bournemouth 1-2 Arsenal

Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-2 Huddersfield Town

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

    SC Freiburg 1-1 Werder Bremen
   
    Borussia Mönchengladbach 4-1 Hannover 96
   

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

Montpellier 2-2 Rennes

Nice 2-0 Lille

Amiens 1-3 Marseille

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

Montpellier 2-2 Rennes

Nice 2-0 Lille

Amiens 1-3 Marseille

SPANISH LA LIGA RESULTS

Athletic Bilbao 1-1 Getafe

Sevilla 1-0  Real Valladolid

Espanyol 1-3 Girona

Villarreal 2-1 Real Betis

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Parma  2-1 Sassuolo

Bologna 0-0 Fiorentina

Empoli 3-2 Atalanta2

Napoli 0-0 Chievo

Lazio 1-1 AC Milan1

Genoa 1-1 Sampdoria

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Udinese  1-0 Roma

Juventus  2-0  SPAL0

Inter Milan  3-0 Frosinone

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

    Paris Saint Germain 1-0 Toulouse0
   
    Caen 0-1  Monaco
   
    Dijon 0-0 Bordeaux
  
    Nantes 1-1 Angers
   
    Reims 2-1 Guingamp
   
    Strasbourg  0-1 Nîmes
   

SPANISH LA LIGA RESULTS

Eibar3-0  Real Madrid

Valencia 3-0 Rayo Vallecano

Huesca 2-2 Levante

Atlético Madrid 1-1 Barcelona

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Mainz 05 1-2  Borussia Dortmund

FC Augsburg 1-3 Eintracht Frankfurt

Bayern Munich 3-3 Fortuna Düsseldorf

Hertha Berlin 3 -3 1899 Hoffenheim

VfL Wolfsburg 1-0 RB Leipzig

FC Schalke 04 5-2 FC Nuremberg2

EPL RESULTS

    Brighton & Hove Albion 1-1 Leicester City
   
    Everton 1-0 Cardiff City
   
    Fulham 3-2  Southampto
 
    Manchester United 0-0 Crystal Palace
   
    Watford 0-3 Liverpool
   
    West Ham United 0-4 Manchester City
   
    Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Chelsea

DARIYE JAIL SENTENCE REDUCE

APPEAL COURT DON REDUCE SENTENCE WEY COURT GAVE JOSHUA DARIYE OVER FRAUD WEY HAPPENED DURING THE TIME WEY HE BE GOVERNOR OF PLEATAU STATE INSTEAD OF FOURTEEN YEARS NA TEN HE GO USE FOR PRISON

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Torino 1-2 Parma

SPAL 2-2  Cagliari

Genoa 1-2 Napoli

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

    Guingamp  2-4  Lyon
   
    Angers 1-0 Montpellier
   
    Nîmes 0-1 Nice
   
    Saint-Étienne 2-0 Reims
   
    Toulouse  0-1 Amiens
   

SPANISH LA LIGA RESULTS

Real Valladolid 0-0  Eibar

Getafe  0-1 Valencia

Atlético Madrid  3-2  Athletic Bilbao

Girona 0-0 Leganés

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

FC Nuremberg  0-2  VfB Stuttgart

Fortuna Düsseldorf 4-1 Hertha Berlin

SC Freiburg  1-3 Mainz 05

Werder Bremen 1-3  Borussia Mönchengladbach

1899 Hoffenheim 2-1 FC Augsburg

Borussia Dortmund 3-2 Bayern Munich

EPL RESULTS

Cardiff City  2-1  Brighton & Hove Albion

Huddersfield Town 1-1 West Ham United

Leicester City  0-0  Burnley

Newcastle United 2-1 AFC Bournemouth

Southampton 1-1 Watford

Crystal Palace 0-1 Tottenham Hotspur

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESULTS

Group A

    Monaco 0-4 Club Brugge
   
    Atlético Madrid 2-0 Borussia Dortmund
   

Group B

    Inter Milan 1-1 Barcelona
   
    Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 PSV Eindhoven1
   

Group C

    Red Star Belgrade 2-0 Liverpool
   
    Napoli 1-1 Paris Saint Germain
   

Group D

    FC Porto 4-1 Lokomotiv Moscow
   
    FC Schalke 04 2-0 Galatasaray
   

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Inter Milan 5-0 Genoa

Fiorentina 1-1 Roma

Juventus 3-1 Cagliari

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

Lyon 1-1 Bordeaux

Caen 1-2 Rennes

Dijon 0-4 Nîmes

Nice 1-0 Amiens

Reims 1-0 Monaco

Strasbourg 1-1 Toulouse

EPL RESULTS

    AFC Bournemouth 1-2 Manchester United
   
    Cardiff City 0-1 Leicester City
   
    Everton 3-1  Brighton & Hove Albion
   
    Newcastle United 1-0 Watford
   
    West Ham United  4-2  Burnley
   
    Arsenal 1-1 Liverpool
   
    Wolverhampton Wanderers  2-3  Tottenham Hotspur

SPANISH LA LIGA RESULTS

    Leganés 1-1 Atlético Madrid
   
    Real Madrid 2-0  Real Valladolid
   
    Valencia  0-1 Girona
   
    Rayo Vallecano  2-3  Barcelona
   

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

    Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1-4 1899 Hoffenheim
   
    FC Augsburg  2-2  FC Nuremberg
   
    Bayern Munich 1-1 SC Freiburg
   
    FC Schalke 04 3-1 Hannover 96
   
    VfL Wolfsburg  0-1 Borussia Dortmund
   
    Hertha Berlin 0-3 RB Leipzig
   

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

FC Nuremberg  1-1 Eintracht Frankfurt

RB Leipzig  0-0 FC Schalke 04

Werder Bremen 2-6 Bayer 04 Leverkusen

EPL RESULTS

Burnley 0-4 Chelsea

Crystal Palace 2-2 Arsenal

Manchester United 2-1 Everton

TONY ANENIH DON DIE AT 85

TONY ANENIH WEY BE FORMER MINISTER FOR WORKS AND TRANSPORT DURING OBJ TIME DON DIE AT AGE 85.NA AUGUST 4 1933 DEY BORN AND HE JOINED POLICE  FORCE  FOR 1951 BEFORE HE COMES JOIN POLITICS AFTER RETIRE FROM POLICE FORC

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

    Angers 1-2  Lyon
   
    Amiens 1-2 Nantes
   
    Guingamp 1-1 Strasbourg
   
    Lille 1-0 Caen0
   
    Monaco 2-2 Dijon
   
    Toulouse 0-3 Montpellier

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Atalanta 3-0  Parma

Empoli 1-2 Juventus

Torino 1-1 Fiorentina1

SANTERDER LA LIGA

Girona 2-1 Rayo Vallecanp

Athletic Bilbao 0-0 Valencia

Celta Vigo 4-0 Eibar

Levante 2-0 Leganés

Atlético Madrid 2-0 Real Sociedad

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Mainz 05 1-2  Bayern Munich

Borussia Dortmund 2-2 Hertha Berlin

Fortuna Düsseldorf 0-3 VfL Wolfsburg

Hannover 96 1-2  FC Augsburg

1899 Hoffenheim 4-0 VfB Stuttgart

EPL RESULTS

Brighton & Hove Albion 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Fulham 0-3 AFC Bournemouth

Liverpool  4-1 Cardiff City

Southampton 0-0 Newcastle United

Watford 3-0 Huddersfield Town0

Leicester City 1-1  West Ham United

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESULTS

    Club Brugge 1-1 Monaco
   
    Borussia Dortmund 4-0 Atlético Madrid
   

Group B

    PSV Eindhoven 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur
   
    Barcelona 2-0 Inter Milan
   

Group C

    Liverpool 4-0  Crvena Zvezda
   
    Paris Saint Germain 2-2  Napoli

Group E

    AEK Athens 0-2 Bayern Munich
   
    Ajax 1-0 Benfica
   

Group F

    Shakhtar Donetsk  0-3  Manchester City
   
    1899 Hoffenheim 3-3  Lyon
   

Group G

    Real Madrid 2-1 Viktoria Plzen
   
    Roma 3-0 CSKA Moscow
   

Group H

    Young Boys 1-1 Valencia
   
    Manchester United 0-1 Juventus
   

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

-Sampdoria 0-0 Sassuolo

SANTANDER LA LIGA RESULTS

Real Sociedad 0-0 Girona

EPL RESULTS

    Arsenal 3-1 Leicester City
   

EPL RESULTS

Everton 2-0 Crystal Palace

EFCC DON TAKES FAYOSE TO COURT

EFCC DON ARRAIGN FAYOSE FOR COURT EARLY THIS MORNING FOR COURT FOR FRAUD FOR LAGOS

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Hertha Berlin 1-1 SC Freiburg

Borussia Mönchengladbach 4-0 Mainz 05

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

Montpellier 2-0  Bordeaux

Saint-Étienne 1-1 Rennes

Nice  0-1 Marseille

SANTANDER LA LIGA RESULTS

Rayo Vallecano 1-2 Getafe

Eibar1-1 Athletic Bilbao

Huesca 0-2 Espanyol

Real Betis0Real 0-1 Valladolid

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Frosinone  3-3 Empoli

Bologna 2-2 Torino

Chievo 1-5 Atalanta

Parma 0-2 Lazio

Fiorentina 1-1 Cagliari

Inter Milan 1-0 AC Milan

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Roma 0-2 SPAL

Juventus 1-1 Genoa

Udinese 0-3 Napoli

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

    Paris Saint Germain 5-0 Amiens
   
    Caen 0-0 Guingamp
   
    Dijon 1-2 Lille
   
    Nantes 4-0 Toulouse
  
    Reims 1-1 Angers
   
    Strasbourg 2-1 Monaco

SANTANDER LA LIGA RESULTS

Real Madrid 1-2 Levante

Valencia 1-1 Leganés

Villarreal 1-1 Atlético Madrid

Barcelona 4-2 Sevilla

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

FC Nuremberg 1-3  1899 Hoffenheim

Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2-2 Hannover 96

FC Augsburg 0-0 RB Leipzig

VfB Stuttgart 0-4 Borussia Dortmund

VfL Wolfsburg 1-3 Bayern Munich

FC Schalke 04 0-2 Werder Bremen

EPL RESULTS WEEK 9

Chelsea 2-2 Manchester United

AFC Bournemouth 0-0 Southampton

Cardiff City 4-2 Fulham

Manchester City5-0 Burnley

Newcastle United 0-1 Brighton & Hove Albion

West Ham United 0-1 Tottenham Hotspur

Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-2 Watford

Huddersfield Town 0-1  Liverpool

GERMAAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

SC Freiburg 0-0 Bayer 04 Leverkusen

1899 Hoffenheim 1-2  Eintracht Frankfurt

RB Leipzig  6-0 FC Nuremberg

EPL RESULTS

Fulham 1-5  Arsenal

Southampton 0-3 Chelsea

Liverpool 0-0 Manchester City

SANTERDER LA LIGA RESULTS

Girona 2-3 Eibar

Getafe 0-1 Levante

Alavés 1-0  Real Madrid

Leganés1-0 Rayo Vallecano

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Cagliari 2-0 Bologna

Udinese 0-2 Juventus

Empoli 0-2 Roma

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

    Lille  3-1 Saint-Étienne
   
    Amiens 1-0 Dijon
   
    Angers 2-2 Strasbourg
   
    Guingamp 1-1 Montpellier
   
    Nîmes 0-0 Reims
   

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Mainz 05  0-0 Hertha Berlin

Borussia Dortmund 4-3  FC Augsburg

Fortuna Düsseldorf  0-2 FC Schalke 04

Hannover 96 3-1 VfB Stuttgart

Bayern Munich  0-3  Borussia Mönchengladbach

EPL RESULTS

Burnley 1-1 Huddersfield Town

Crystal Palace  0-1  Wolverhampton Wanderers

Leicester City1-2  Everton

Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Cardiff City

Watford   0 -4  AFC Bournemouth4

Manchester United  3-2 Newcastle United

PMB MEET SOME APC GOVERNOR SEE PHOTOS

Group A

    Bayer 04 Leverkusen 4-2 AEK Larnaca
   
    Zürich 1-0 Ludogorets Razgrad
   

Group J

    FK Krasnodar2-1 Sevilla
   
    Standard Liege 2-1 Akhisarspor
   

Group K

    FC Astana 2-0 Rennes
   
    FK Jablonec 2-2 Dynamo Kiev
   

Group L

    BATE Borisov 1-4 PAOK Salonika
   
    Chelsea 1-0 MOL Vidi0
   

Group B

    FC Red Bull Salzburg3Celtic1
    FT
    Rosenborg1RB Leipzig3
    FT

Group C

    Bordeaux 1-2 FC Copenhagen
   
    Zenit St Petersburg 1-0 Slavia Prague
   

Group D

    Fenerbahçe 2-0 Spartak Trnava
   
    RSC Anderlecht 0-2 Dinamo Zagreb
   

Group E

    FK Qarabag 0-3 Arsenal
   
    Vorskla Poltava 1-2 Sporting Lisbon
   

Group F

    AC Milan 3-1 Olympiakos
   
    Real Betis 3-0 F91 Dudelange
  

Group G

    Rangers 3-1 Rapid Vienna1
   
    Spartak Moscow 3-3 Villarreal3
   

Group H

    Apollon Limassol 2-2 Marseille
   
    Eintracht Frankfurt 4-1 Lazio
  

Group I

    Malmö FF 2-0 Besiktas
  
    Sarpsborg 08 3 -1 KRC Genk

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESULTS

  
 Group A

 Atlético Madrid 3-1 Club Brugge
   
  
  Borussia Dortmund 3-0 Monaco

  


Group B

    PSV Eindhoven 1-2 Inter Milan
   
    Tottenham Hotspur 2-4 Barcelona
   

Group C

    Paris Saint Germain 6-1 Red Star Belgrade
   
    Napoli 1-0 Liverpool
   

Group D

    Lokomotiv Moscow 0-1 FC Schalke 04
   
    FC Porto 1-0 Galatasaray

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESULTS

Group E

    AEK Athens 2-3 Benfica
   
    Bayern Munich 1-1 Ajax
   

Group F

    1899 Hoffenheim1-2 Manchester City
   
    Lyon 2-2 Shakhtar Donetsk
   

Group G

    CSKA Moscow 1-0 Real Madrid
   
    Roma 5-0 Viktoria Plzen
   

Group H

    Juventus 3-0 Young Boys
   
    Manchester United 0-0 Valencia

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Eintracht Frankfurt 4-1 Hannover 96

FC Augsburg  4-1 SC Freiburg

FRENCH LIGUE 1

    Rennes 1-1 Toulouse
   
    Montpellier 3-0 Nîmes
  
    Lille 3-0 Marseille
   

PMB MESSAGE FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY

THIS  NA THE STATEMENT  WEY PRESIDENT BBUHARI TALKED FOR TODAY WEY BE INDEPENDENCE DAY






President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday addressed Nigerians as the country marked its 58th Independence anniversary.

In a speech broadcast across the nation, the President called for unity, while promising to ensure free and fair elections in 2019.

Among other things, the President hailed the military and security agencies for the progress made in tackling insecurity in the country and warned disruptive and corrosive forces on social media to desist from their acts or be prepared to face the law.

Read his full speech below:

NATIONAL BROADCAST BY H.E MUHAMMADU BUHARI PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ON THE 58TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY, 1ST OCTOBER, 2018

Fellow Nigerians,

Today is a day of celebration and solemn reflection. It is the anniversary of the day Nigerians realised one of the most cherished of human desires – the desire for freedom. We, therefore, give thanks to and remember our founding fathers who laboured so hard and sacrificed so much to build and bequeath to us this wonderful nation. It is our duty to consolidate this great legacy.

2. On this first October date and on the eve of the start of the general election cycle, we should do well to reflect on what binds us together and the great strength our diversity bestows on us. Ours is an ambitious nation, and, as citizens we have every right to look forward to the future with confidence and optimism which are well founded, considering where we find ourselves today.

3. There has been a steady improvement in the security situation in the North East. We remain committed to ending the crisis and make the North East safe for all.

4. Our thoughts and prayers are always with the victims of the Boko Haram’s atrocities and their families. Beyond that, we know that the goals of the Boko Haram terrorists include capturing territories, destroying our democracy and denying our children the right to education. We will not allow them to succeed.

5. I want at this point to pay tribute to the men and women of our armed forces, the Police and other security and law enforcement agencies, who have been working under the most difficult conditions to keep the country safe. In the process, many have made the supreme sacrifice.

6. As their Commander -In- Chief, I assure these our gallant men and women that I will continue to empower them by deepening their professionalism and providing all the necessary force multipliers and enablers required for them to prevail on the field. I am looking into all reported cases of inadequacies in relation to their entitlements, their welfare and those of their families
[10/1, 8:19 AM] ‪+234 703 090 8185‬: 7. We are diversifying away from reliance on oil to increased manufacturing capacity, solid minerals development, and agriculture.

8. Efforts are on course in the Niger Delta to clean up polluted lands, restore hopes of the youths in the region and re-establish livelihoods, and strengthen their capacity to guarantee for themselves and for our country a brighter future.

9. The age-long conflict between herders and farmers that was being exploited by those seeking to plant the seeds of discord and disunity amongst our people, is being addressed decisively. We will sustain and continue to support the commendable efforts by all including civil society organisations, local and states governments and our traditional and religious leaders in finding durable solution to this problem.
[10/1, 8:21 AM] ‪+234 703 090 8185‬: 10. This being a transhumance issue, we are working with countries in our region that are also facing similar difficulties to complement our common efforts. In this context I must warn that the perpetrators of murder and general mayhem in the name of defending or protecting herders or farmers will face the full wrath of the law. Meanwhile, we urge all peace-loving Nigerians to reject any simplistic portrayal, at home or abroad, of this conflict as either religious or ethnic based.

11. We are one of the countries in the world most affected by environmental degradation, as a consequence of climate change. We are signatories to almost all conventions and agreements aimed at slowing down the effect of climate change and mitigating its now evident consequences.

12. The consequences on lives and livelihoods of the shrinking of the Lake Chad and the pollution caused by oil exploitation activities alone make it mandatory on us to be at the forefront of the struggle for a safer and more sustainable environment. We will continue to mobilise international support for our efforts in this regard.

13. We are making progress in the fight against corruption and recovery of stolen public funds and assets despite vicious and stiff resistance. The shameful past practice, of the brazen theft of billions of Naira is no more. Shady oil deals and public contracts that were never delivered have become things of the past.
[10/1, 8:22 AM] ‪+234 703 090 8185‬: . Consequently, and this is very evident across the country, we have done more with less in infrastructural developments. Roads, railways, major bridges, schools, energy and power, air and sea ports, welfare of serving and retired personnel both civilian and military including payment of legacy debt such as pension arrears, have been attended to.

15. There is now an enabling environment for local and foreign investment in Nigeria. We are building a rules-based system – a level playing field that is free from fixers and intermediaries. This is the cornerstone to help genuine investors and honest consumers, and the platform that will allow for the real reforms that we intend to deliver over the coming years.

16. We are gradually strengthening the economy with a stable Naira and falling inflation rate. We are building an economy that is moving away from over reliance on oil. Consequently we have witnessed massive return to farms and seen bumper harvest, despite recurrent floods across the country.

17. These positive developments are the result of our collective pursuit of a common vision through hard work and dedication, after the missed opportunities and disappointments that followed the return to democracy in 1999.
[10/1, 8:23 AM] ‪+234 703 090 8185‬: 18. At the forefront, have always been our youths. They have been at the vanguard of the struggle for independence. They fought in the war to keep the country united. And it was they who kept alive the struggle for democracy and human rights in our country at times when these were at risk, especially following the June 12th 1993 election and the historic 2015 election process.

19. Even today, our youths play a central role in Nigeria’s continuing progress and developments in all fields of our national endeavour –technology, agriculture, mining, engineering and especially the creative arts. Together we are building a more diverse, inclusive and self-reliant economy.

20. In the past three years we have introduced many policies and programmes targeted at youth development and youth empowerment. We support the ‘not too young to run’ legislation aimed at giving the youths greater say in our national politics and governance.

21. The school feeding program in primary schools is aimed at encouraging enrolment and attendance. We are building on what we have already introduced to support schools and universities to which funds have recently been released for upgrade of facilities, training programs for our entrepreneurs, and rehabilitation schemes for victims of terrorism and human trafficking.

Fellow Nigerians,
[10/1, 8:24 AM] ‪+234 703 090 8185‬: 22. Now we have in our hands technology that is a powerful tool that we can and should use for knowledge and understanding. As with other countries, we must also learn how to manage those tendencies that, instead, look to abuse new technologies to provoke passions and stir tensions.

23. Never before have we faced such a challenge. We must all rise to the responsibility of shutting out those disruptive and corrosive forces that hide in today’s world of social media. We need critical minds and independent thinking, to question and question until we are satisfied we have the facts. Otherwise, all the progress we have made as a democracy since 1999 is at stake.

24. I have committed myself many times to ensure that elections are fully participatory, free and fair and that the Independent National Electoral Commission will be exactly INDEPENDENT and properly staffed and resourced. The ballot box is how we make our choice for the governments that rule in our name.

Fellow Nigerians,

25. Developing a thriving democracy is not an easy task. There can be no quick fixes or short cuts. These are the most important lessons that we have learnt in our 58 years as an independent nation.

26. At the international level, we remain a responsible and respected member of the international community, playing active positive roles within ECOWAS, the African Union and the United Nations as well as all other regional and international organisations and institutions of which we are members

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Bologna 2-1 Udinese

Chievo 0-1 Torino

Fiorentina 2-0 Atalanta

Frosinone 1-2 Genoa

Parma 1-0 Empoli0

Sassuolo 1-4 AC Milan

SANTANDER LA LIGA RESULTS

Huesca 1-1 Girona

Villarreal  0-1 Real Valladolid

Levante  2-1 Alavés

Real Betis1-0 Leganés

EPL RESULTS

CARDIFF CITY  1-2  BURNLEY

WORKERS DON CALL OFF STRIKE

THE OGA PATAPATA FOR NLC WABARA DON ASK ALL WORKERS TO GO BACK TO WORK FOR TUESDAY THIS NA  WETIN DEY PUT FOR PAPER

KWARA PDP END IN JAGAJAGA AS PENKELEMESI SON CLINCH APC GOVERNORSHIP FOR OYO STATE

WAHALA HAPPEN FOR KWARA STATE GOVERNORSHIP PRIMARY AS ASPIRANT SEE THAT NA ONLY ATUNWA NAME DEY FOR THE BALLOT PAPER WEY DEY WANT USE FOR VOTING WHILE FOR OYO STATE NA SEYI MAKINDE GO CARRY PDP FLAG FOR GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION AND NA ADEBAYO ADELABU GO FLY THE APC FLAG FOR OYO STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION

 THE PHOTO WEY U DEY SEE NA THE VENUE OF PDP GOVERNORSHIP PRIMARY WEY HAPPEN FOR KWARA STATE ALL THIS HAPPEN AS BOLAJI ABDULLAH DETECT SEY NA ATUNWA NAME ONLY FOR BALLOT PAPER

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Roma 3-1 Lazio
Juventus 3-1 Napoli

Inter Milan 2-0 Cagliari

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

Nice 0-3 Paris Saint Germain

Angers 0-1 Guingamp

Caen 1-0 Amiens

Lyon1-1 Nantes

Reims 0-0 Bordeaux

Strasbourg 3-0 Dijon

EPL RESULTS

West Ham United 3-1 Manchester United
Arsenal 2-0 Watford

Everton 3-0 Fulham

Huddersfield Town 0-2 Tottenham Hotspur

Manchester City 2-0 Brighton & Hove Albion

Newcastle United 0-2 Leicester City

Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 Southampton

Chelsea 1-1 Liverpool

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

     FC Nuremberg 3-0 Fortuna Düsseldorf
   
    FC Schalke 04  1-0 Mainz 05
   
    1899 Hoffenheim 1-2 RB Leipzig
   
    VfB Stuttgart 2-1 Werder Bremen
   
    VfL Wolfsburg  2-2 Borussia Mönchengladbach2
   
    Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2-4 Borussia Dortmund

NA TOMMOROW BE APC GOVERNORSHIP PRIMARY SEE THE LIST OF CONTESTANTS

THIS NA THE LIST OF PEOPLE  WEY GO CONTEST FOR GOVERNORSHIP PRIMARY IN ALL PROGRESSIVE CONGRESS

See the full list of the screened aspirants below…

SOUTH SOUTH
Akwa Ibom State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Obong Nsima Ekere    Cleared
2.    Sen. John Akpan Udoedeghe, Phd    Cleared
3.    Dan Abia, Esq.    Cleared
4.    Dr. Edet Okon Efretui    Cleared

Delta State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Prof. Pat Utomi    Cleared
2.    Dr. (Hon). Cairo Ojugbo    Cleared
3.    Rt. (Hon.) Victor Ochei, Esq.    Cleared
4.    Chief Great Ovdje Ogboru    Cleared
5.    Chief Osiobe Eric Okotie    Not Cleared

Cross River State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Pastor Usani Uguru Usani    Cleared
2.    Sen. John Owan Enoh    Cleared
3.    High Chief Edem Duke    Cleared
4.    John Upan Odey    Cleared
5.    Prof. Nyong Eyo    Cleared

Rivers State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Tonye Cole    Cleared
2.    Sen. Magnus Ngei Abe    Cleared
3.    Dumo Lulu Briggs    Cleared
4.    Dr. Dawari George    Cleared

SOUTH EAST
Abia State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Dr. Uche Ogah, OON    Cleared
2.    High Chief Ikechi Emenike    Cleared
3.    H.E. Comrade Chris Akomas    Cleared
4.    Rt. Hon. Martins Azubuike, Esq.    Cleared
5.    Barr. Friday Nwosu, Esq.    Cleared
6.    Prince Amb. Okey Emuchay    Cleared
7.    Prince Paul Ikonne    Cleared

Ebonyi State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Sen. Sunny Ogbuoji    Cleared
2.    Arc. Dr. Edward Nkweagu    Cleared
3.    Sen. Emmanuel Agboti    Cleared
4.    Obasi Ogbonnaya Obasi    Cleared
5.    Hon. Kelechi Chima    Cleared
6.    Engr. Paul Okorie    Cleared
7.    Comrade Christain    Cleared
8.    Chief Austine Igwe Edeze    Cleared
9.    Prof. Benard Odoh    Cleared

Enugu State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Sen. Ayogu Eze    Cleared
2.    Barr. Ifeanyi Nwaoga, Esq.    Cleared
3.    Akubue Augustine    Cleared
4.    Ben Eche    Cleared
5.    Barr. George Ogara, Esq.    Cleared
6.    Barr. Ejikeme Ugwu, Esq    Not Cleared

Imo State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Sen. Hope Uzodinma    Cleared
2.    Hon. Uche Nwosu    Cleared
3.    H.E. Prince Eze Madumere    Cleared
4.    Sir Jude Ejiogu    Cleared
5.    Barr. Chima Anozie    Cleared
6.    Dr. Chris Emenike Nlemoha    Cleared
7.    Sir Eche George Ezenna    Cleared
8.    Chukwudi Celestine Ololo    Cleared
9.    Air Commodore Peter Gbujie    Cleared

SOUTH WEST
Lagos State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Akinwunmi Ambode    Cleared
2.    Dr. Kadir Obafemi Hamzat    Cleared
3.    Jide Sanya-Olu    Cleared

Oyo State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Niyi Akintola, SAN    Cleared
2.    H.E. Christopher Alao Akala    Cleared
3.    Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe    Cleared
4.    Dr. Olusola Ayandele, PhD    Cleared
5.    Dr. Owolabi Babalola    Cleared
6.    Dr. Azeez Popoola Adeduntun    Cleared
7.    Adebayo Adekola Adelabu    Cleared
8.    Hon. Barr. Adebayo Shittu, Esq    Not Cleared (No NYSC Certificate)

Ogun State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Jimi Lawal    Cleared
2.    Dapo Abiodun    Cleared
3.    Hon. Bimbo Abiodun    Cleared
4.    H.E. Sen. Adegbenga Kaka    Cleared
5.    Hon. Kunle Akinlade    Cleared
6.    Abayomi Semako Koroto Hunye    Cleared

NORTH WEST
Jigawa State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Alh. Abubakar Badaru    Cleared
2.    Alh. Hashim Ubale    Cleared

Katsina State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Rt.Hon. Aminu Masari    Cleared
2.    Abubakar Ismaila Isa    Cleared
3.    Garba Sani Dankani    Cleared

Kebbi State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Alh. Atiku Bagudu    Cleared
2.    Ibrahim Mohammed Mera, OON    Not Cleared

Sokoto State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Abbakar Abdullahi Gumbi    Cleared
2.    Hon. Farouk Malami Yabo    Cleared
3.    Ahmed Aliyu    Cleared
4.    Sen. Abubakar Umar Gada    Cleared

Zamfara State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Dauda Lawal    Cleared
2.    Mukhtar Idris Shehu    Cleared
3.    Brig. Gen. Mansur Ali    Cleared
4.    H.E. Hon. Ustaz Ibrahim Mohammed Wakala    Cleared
5.    Sen. Kabiru Marafa    Cleared
6.    H.E. Mahmuda Aliyu Shinkafi    Cleared
7.    Hon. Aminu Sani Jaji    Cleared
8.    Engr. Abubakar Magaji    Cleared
9.    Mohammed Sagir Hamidu    Cleared

NORTH CENTRAL
Benue State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Dr. Hon. Emmanuel Jime    Cleared
2.    Titus T. Zam    Cleared
3.    Akange Audu    Cleared
4.    Arc. Aema Achado    Cleared
5.    Benjamin Tilley Adanyi    Cleared
6.    Micheal Iordye, mni    Cleared

Nasarawa State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Sule Audu    Cleared
2.    H.E. Silas Agara    Cleared
3.    Hon Aliyu Wadada    Cleared
4.    Zakari Idde    Cleared
5.    Hassan M. Liman, SAN    Cleared
6.    Mohammed Musa Maikaya    Cleared
7.    Arc. Shehu Tukur    Cleared
8.    Dauda Shuaibu Kigbu    Cleared
9.    Dr. James Angbazo    Cleared
10.    Hon. Jafar Mohammed Ibrahim     Cleared
11.    Danladi Envulu-Anza Halilu    Not Cleared

Niger State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Alh. Sani Bello    Cleared
2.    Abubakar Mamma Jiya Maaji    Not Cleared

Plateau State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Rt. Hon. Simon Lalong, Esq.    Cleared

NORTH EAST
Adamawa State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Sen. Mohammed Jibrilla    Cleared
2.    Nuhu Ribadu    Cleared
3.    Mahmood Halilu Ahmed    Cleared

Bauchi State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar    Cleared
2.    Dr. Ali Pate    Cleared
3.    Captain Bala Jibrin    Cleared
4.    Dr. Yakubu Lame    Cleared

Borno State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Kashim Imam    Cleared
2.    Prof. Babagana Umaru    Cleared
3.    Gambo Lawan    Cleared
4.    Mustapha Baba Shehu    Cleared
5.    Hon. Umaru Kumalia    Cleared
6.    Muhammad Aba Lima    Cleared
7..    Barr. Kaka Shehu Lawan, Esq.    Cleared
8.    H.E. Adamu Dibal    Cleared
9.    Mustapha Fannarambe    Cleared
10.    Mohammed Jafaru    Cleared
11.    Sen. Baba Kaka Bashir Garba    Cleared
12.    QS Mohammed Makinta    Cleared
13.    Hon. Babagana Tijjani    Cleared
14.    Adamu Alhaji Lawan    Cleared
15.    Mai Sherrif    Cleared
16.    Hon. Abba Jato    Cleared
17.    Attom Magira Tom    Cleared
18.    Umar Alkali    Cleared
19.    H.E. Baba Ahmed Jidda    Cleared
20.    Idris Mamman Gatumbwa    Cleared
21.    Sen. Abubakar Kyari    Cleared

Gombe State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Mohammed Jibrin Barde    Cleared
2.    Hon. Ibrahim Dasuki Jalo    Cleared
3.    Mohammadu Inuwa Yahaya    Cleared
4.    Kamisu Ahmed Mailan    Cleared
5.    Umaru Kwairanga    Cleared
6.    Abubakar Muazu Hassan    Cleared
7.    Umar Farouk Musa    Cleared
8.    Sen. Idris Audu Umar    Cleared
9.    Aliyu Haidar Abubakar    Cleared

Taraba State
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    H.E. Sani Abubakar Danladi    Cleared
2.    Sen. Joel Danlami Ikenya    Cleared
3.    Garba Umar-UTC    Cleared
4.    Prof. Mohammed Sanni Yahaya    Cleared
5.    Comrade Bobboi Bala Kaigama    Cleared
6..    Aliyu Omar, MON    Cleared
7.    Chief Ezekiel Afunkuyo    Cleared
8.    Chief David Sabo Kente    Cleared
9.    Mohammed Tumba Ibrahim    Cleared
10.    Barr. Kabiru Umaru, Esq.    Cleared
11.    Aliyu Omar, MON    Cleared
12.    Sen. Hajia Aisha Alhassan    Not Cleared

Yobe
S/N    NAME    DECISION
1.    Hon. Mai Mala Buni    Cleared
2.    Umar Ali Kromchi    Cleared
3.    Hon. Sidi Yakubu    Cleared
4.    Ali Kolomi    Cleared
5.    Ibrahim Mohammed Bomai    Withdrew


SIGNED
Mr. Yekini Nabena
Ag. National Publicity Secretary

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

Saint-Étienne 2-0 Monaco

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Hertha Berlin  2-0 Bayern Munich

SANTANDER LA LIGA RESULTS

Rayo Vallecano  2-2  Espanyol

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

    SPAL 0-2 Sassuolo
   
    Empoli 1-1 AC Milan

SANTANDER LA LIGA RESULTS

Alavés 1-1 Getafe
Real Valladolid 2-1 Levante
Girona0Real 0-1 Betis

SPANISH LA LIGA RESULTS

Athletic Bilbao   0-3 Villarreal
  
    Leganés 2-1  Barcelona
   
    Sevilla 3-0 Real Madrid
   
    Valencia 1-1 Celta Vigo

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

Amiens 2-1 Rennes1

Bordeaux1-0 Lille

Caen 2-2 Montpellier

Dijon  0-3 Lyon

Marseille 3-2 Strasbourg

Nîmes 0-0 Guingamp

Paris Saint Germain 4-1 Reims

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Fortuna Düsseldorf  1-2  Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Mainz  0-0  VfL Wolfsburg

Borussia Dortmund 7-0 FC Nuremberg0

Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-1 Eintracht Frankfurt

RB Leipzig 2-0  VfB Stuttgart

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Udinese 1-2  Lazio
Atalanta  0-0  Torino

Cagliari 0-0 Sampdoria

Genoa 2-0  Chievo

Juventus 2-0  Bologna

Napoli 3-0 Parma

Roma 4-0  Frosinone

EFL CUP RESULTS

    Arsenal 3-1  Brentford
   
    Liverpool 1-2  Chelsea
   
    Nottingham Forest 3-2 Stoke City
   
    West Ham United 8-0  Macclesfield Town
   
    Tottenham Hotspur 2-2 Watford
  
    Tottenham Hotspur win 4-2 on penalties

NIGERIA DON QUALIFY FOR QUATER FINAL

NIGERIA DON BECOME THE FIRST AFRICA COUNTRY WEY GO QUALIFY FOR QUATER FINAL AFTER DEY DEFEAT GREECE 57-56 IN FIBA FEMALE

BILL COSBY GET THREE TO TEN YEARS FOR SEXUALLY ASSULTING ANDREA CONSTAND

NA JUDGE STEVEN ONEILL SENTENCE AM FOR DRUGGING AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTING ANDREA CONSTAND AND NA THREE TO TEN YEARS HE GET WITHOUT BAIL.BILL COSBY WEY BE 81 BY AGE DON START SERVING HIS PRISON TERM

PMB MESSAGE FOR UNGA

THIS NA BUHARI MESSAGE FOR UNGA
STATEMENT DELIVERED BY HIS EXCELLENCY, MUHAMMADU BUHARI, PRESIDENT OF FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA AT THE GENERAL DEBATE OF THE 73RD SESSION OF UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN NEW YORK, 25TH SEPTEMBER, 2018

Madam President,

Fellow Heads of State and Government,

Mr. Secretary-General,

Distinguished Delegates,

Ladies and Gentlemen,

On behalf of the Government and people of Nigeria, I congratulate you, Madam President, on your well-deserved election as President of the 73rd General Assembly. As you embark on your assignment, I would like to assure you of Nigeria’s support in no less measure than that which we extended to your illustrious predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Miroslav Lajčák.

2.       We appreciate the effective leadership he gave the 72nd Assembly with such dedication, commitment, and fairness to all member states. I also salute our distinguished Secretary-General, H.E. Mr. Antonio Guterres, who steered the affairs of the Secretariat with focused commitment to the collective United Nations pursuit of global peace and security, equity and justice, inclusiveness, women’s empowerment and human rights.

3.       It is appropriate at this point to remember with deep sadness our late 7th Secretary- General Mr. Kofi Annan who passed away on the eve of his 82nd birthday. Kofi’s significant contributions to the work of our Organisation have been acknowledged in the well deserved tributes that poured in from around the world following his death.

4.      We in Africa, while mourning the loss of this great son of ours and citizen of the world, take pride in the way he served humanity in a truly exemplary manner. He demonstrated, in his calm but determined manner, the virtues of compassion, dedication to the cause of justice, fairness and human rights.  He was a visionary leader who inspired hope even in the face of the most daunting challenges. He devoted his entire life’s career to the UN and the pursuit of its ideals and goals. The world is indeed a better place thanks to his exemplary service.

Madam President,

5.       During the past year, the world saw some positive results and encouraging signs from the bilateral and multilateral efforts of the international community to address conflicts, crises and threats to world peace. We particularly commend the efforts of the leaders of the United States, North Korea, and South Korea, to realise our shared goal of a nuclear free Korean Peninsula.

6.      In this connection, we acknowledge the commitment to peace shown by President Donald Trump and Chairman Kim Jong-Un by initiating a historic Summit. We urge that they continue this positive engagement.

7.       Regrettably, many of the crises and threats to peace and security around the world which we debated last year as we did over several previous years remain unresolved. In some cases, matters got worse. The continuing plight of the Rohingyas in Myanmar, the protracted Israeli/Palestinian conflict, the wars in Yemen, and Syria, and the fight against international and local terrorism such as Boko Haram and Al-Shabaab come to mind.

8.      The terrorist insurgencies we face, particularly in the Sahel and the Lake Chad Basin, are partly fuelled by local factors and dynamics, but now increasingly by the international Jihadi Movement, runaway fighters from Iraq and Syria and arms from the disintegration of Libya.

9.  In Myanmar, the carnage appears to have thankfully abated somewhat. We commend the United Nations for staying focussed on the situation of the Rohingya people, to bring their suffering to an end, and hold to account the perpetrators of the atrocious crimes committed against innocent and vulnerable members of this community, including women, children and the old.

10.     The international community should strengthen its resolve to combat ethnic and religious cleansing everywhere.  We support the UN’s efforts in ensuring that the Rohingya refugees are allowed to return to their homes in Myanmar with security, protection, and guarantee of citizenship. We note the indication by the Government of Myanmar of its willingness to address these issues and we encourage them to do so expeditiously.

11.      In this context, Nigeria commends the Government and people of Bangladesh in particular and all other countries and organizations that have contributed to shouldering the burden of providing shelter and other vital assistance to the Rohingya Refugees.

12.  The carnage and the worsening humanitarian situations in Syria and Yemen continue unabated. But the international community cannot afford to give up on the Syrian and Yemeni people. We must pursue all efforts to find peaceful negotiated political solutions to these wars which cannot be won by force of arms alone. Regarding Syria, we hope that the UN sponsored Geneva process and the Sochi initiative, led by Russia, Iran, and Turkey advance this objective.

13.     The International community must keep up the pressure to encourage the parties to pursue the path of dialogue, negotiations and inclusiveness in resolving their sectarian divides and bringing to an end the immense human suffering in Syria as well as Yemen. We commend Turkey, Jordan, Greece, Germany, Italy and France for hosting the millions of the refugees fleeing these brutal conflicts.

14.     The situation in the Middle East, grave as it has always been, is now worsened by developments since our last meeting. Nigeria continues to call on the Israelis and the Palestinians to make the necessary compromises in the interest of justice, peace and security, in line with our numerous UN resolutions and applicable international laws.

15.     Unilateral, arbitrary and insensitive actions only prolong the conflict and undermine world peace and security. The deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza is an appalling result of unrestrained use of power. We urge both parties to re-engage in dialogue on the basis of relevant UN resolutions, the Madrid Principles, the Quartet Roadmap and the Arab Peace Initiative, among others.

16.     Nigeria reaffirms its unwavering support for a just two-state solution, negotiated without intimidation and with Israel and Palestine existing side-by-side in peace and security.

17.     The crises in the Middle East have deep roots and have remained unresolved for too long. Yet, we should not fall into self-defeating despair and conclude that they are not amenable to solution.

18.     We should draw inspiration from the remarkable leadership that got Ethiopia and Eritrea to restore long-lost hope for peace between them, a remarkable show of statesmanship which has now galvanised neighbouring countries, including Djibouti and Somalia to push for peace in the sub-region. I believe that with hard work, commitment, and a disposition to compromise and necessary sacrifices, peace is achievable in the Middle East as well.

19.     Most crises usually have a variety of festering causes and effects. It is the failure to address them early and effectively that lead to out- of- control conflicts. Addressing them includes national and international collective actions which positively impact on peoples and communities. Hence, ‘Making the United Nations relevant to all people: Global Leadership and Shared Responsibilities for Peaceful, Equitable and sustainable Societies’ which is the theme for this year’s General Assembly, is very apt indeed.

Madam President,

20.    A topical consequence of the current conflicts around the world is the irregular migration of affected people from the Middle East, Afghanistan, and Africa to Europe. Irregular migration entails huge avoidable loss of human lives, puts strains on services in host countries and communities, and fuels anti- immigrant and racist sentiments in Europe. That is why we welcome the successful conclusion of the negotiations on the first-ever Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, and we look forward to its adoption in Marrakech later this year.  The aim is to protect the rights of migrants worldwide, while addressing the concerns of countries of ‘origin’, ‘transit’, or ‘destination’ alike.

21.     Migration is a constant in human affairs. We in Africa are grateful to countries who treat migrants with compassion and humanity-notably Germany, Italy and France.

22.     Irregular migration is not a consequence of conflicts alone, but of the effects of climate change and lack of opportunities at home. Climate Change remains one of the greatest challenges of our time. Very close to us at home, it is our lot in Nigeria, together with our neighbours around the Chad Basin, to live with the Climate change consequences of a drastically shrunk Lake Chad and the parching up of otherwise fertile arable lands.

23.     The Lake was a major source of livelihood to more than 45 million inhabitants of the region. Its shrinking meant loss of livelihoods and they are now rendered poor and vulnerable to the activities of extremists and terrorist groups. The instability thus caused in the sub-region intensified internal displacements leading, among other consequences, to intense economic competition especially between farmers and herdsmen.

24.    This is why we continue to call for a rededicated international engagement to accelerate the recovery efforts in the Lake Chad Basin to address the root causes of the conflicts in the region. What is required is continuous and robust UN cooperation with national Governments and sub-regional and regional organisations such as the Lake Chad Basin Commission, the Economic Community of West African States and the African Union, to enhance capacity in conflict prevention, conflict management and peace building.

25.     With regard to the Lake Chad Basin plight, I extend our heartfelt appreciation to the United Nations, the Governments of Germany, Norway, the United States, Sweden, the United Kingdom, France and a host of other development partners for their laudable support in assisting us to address both the humanitarian challenges and the on-going stabilisation drive in the region.

Madam President,

26.    Corruption within countries and illicit flow of funds across national boundaries have huge negative impact on the stability, peace, and economic prospects of millions in developing countries. Corruption significantly deprives national Governments of resources to provide meaningful livelihoods to their populations who are predominantly youths, thus giving rise to more irregular migration.

27.     The fight against corruption, therefore, involves us all. It is in our collective interest to cooperate in tracking illicit financial flows, investigate and prosecute corrupt individuals and entities and repatriate such funds to their countries of origin.

28.    Fighting corruption or resolving international conflicts, crises and wars; defeating terrorism and piracy; curbing arms trafficking and the proliferation of small arms and light weapons which fuel these conflicts, particularly in Africa; stemming irregular migration by addressing its root causes; and the many other global challenges we are faced with today can only be effectively addressed through multilateral cooperation and concerted action.

29.    The only global institutional framework we have to address these challenges is the United Nations System. That is why we continue to call for the strengthening of the Organisation and making it more effective by speeding up the pace of progress towards its reform, including that of its principal organ, the Security Council. The reconstitution of the Council to make it more equitable and more representative of our global community is both a political and moral imperative.

30.    We believe that a reformed Security Council with expanded membership in both the permanent and non-permanent categories, is in accord with prevailing international consensus and it is in our collective interest to do so. It is high time we stopped skirting round the issue and establish achievable benchmarks and time frames for these reforms.

31.     I assure you all that in this advocacy, I am only reflecting Nigeria’s deep and abiding commitment to our Organisation and its founding principles and goals. From the date we joined in 1960, we have contributed our quota to the fulfilment of the mandate of the UN. We have been active participants in many Security Council and African Union authorised Peace Keeping operations around the world, beginning with the Democratic Republic of Congo operations in 1960.

32.     Furthermore, Nigeria has always mobilised the required human and material resources to achieve set United Nations goals, including the recently adopted 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. We are resolute in complementing the efforts and examples of the United Nations to promote gender equality and youth empowerment as necessary pillars for sustainable development.

33.     Without these, there can be neither enduring peace nor security. As we set and implement our national policies to achieve these goals, we, in the spirit of international solidarity, will readily cooperate with other nations seeking to achieve similar goals for their own populations to help ensure that no one is left behind.

34.    I thank you all for your attention.

NIGERIA DON QUALIFY FOR QUATER FINAL PLAY OFF

NIGERIA DON BEAT ARGENTINA 75-70 PLUS THIS NA THIER SECOND WIN WHICH MAKE THEM QUALIFY FOR QUATER FINAL TO MEET GREECE AND THIS MAKE THEM BE THE FIRST TEAM FROM AFRICA TO WIN TWO TIMES FOR FIBA COMPETITION

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

    Inter Milan 2-1 Fiorentina
   

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

    Monaco 0-1 Angers
    Nantes 1-2 Nice
     Toulouse 2-3 Saint-Étienne
   

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Werder Bremen 3-1 Hertha Berlin

Bayern Munich 1-1  FC Augsburg

Hannover 96 1-3 1899 Hoffenheim

SC Freiburg 1-0 FC Schalke 04

SPANISH LA LIGA RESULTS

    Espanyol 1-0  Eibar
  
    Real Sociedad 2-2 Rayo Vallecano
   
    Atlético Madrid 3-0 Huesca

EFL CUP RESULTS

Blackpool 2-0 Queens Park Rangers

AFC Bournemouth 3-2 Blackburn Rovers

Burton Albion 2-1 Burnley

Millwall 1-3 Fulham
Oxford United 0-3 Manchester City

Preston North End 2-2  Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough win 4-3 on penalties

Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-0 Leicester City
Leicester City win 3-1 on penalties

Wycombe Wanderers 3-4 Norwich City

Manchester United 2-2 Derby County
Derby County win 8-7 on penalties

West Bromwich Albion 0-3 Crystal Palac

NA MODRIC BE THE BEST

LUKA MODRIC WEY  DEY PLAY FOR REAL MADRID PLUS NA HIM CAPTAIN CROATIA TO WORLD CUP DON THE FOOTBALLER OF THE YEAR WHILE RONALDO CAME SECOND AND MO SALLAH DEY THIRD SEE HOW DEY VOTE FOR THEM

AND NA BRAZIL MARTHA WIN THE BEST FOR FEMALE WHILE NA SALLAH TAKE PUSKA AWARD WITH THE GOAL WEY HE SCORED AGAINST EVERTON AND NA FRENCH COACH WIN THE BEST COACH WHILE TITBAUT CURTOIS WIN THE BEST GOALKEEPER

SPANISH LA LIGA RESULTS

    Levante 2-6 Sevilla
    Villarreal 0-0 Valencia
    Real Betis 2-2 Athletic Bilbao
    Barcelona 2-2 Girona
   

FRENCH LIGUE 1 RESULTS

Rennes 1-3 Paris Saint Germain
Guingamp  1-3 Bordeaux
Lyon 4-2  Marseille

ITALIAN SERIE A RESULTS

Torino 1-3 Napoli
Bologna 2-0 Roma
Chievo 0-2 Udinese
Lazio 4-1 Genoa
AC Milan 2-2 Atalanta
Frosinone 0-2 Juventus

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA RESULTS

Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1-0 Mainz 05

Eintracht Frankfurt 1-1 RB Leipzig

EPL RESULTS

    West Ham United  0-0 Chelsea
    
 .  Arsenal  2-0  Everton
   

ANOTHER PDP CAUGHT BUYING VOTE

THIS MAN WEY U DEY SEE HIM FACE BE PDP AGENT AND HIM NAME BE MR ADEAGBO WASIU AND HIM BE PDP CHIEFTAIN FOR WARD 8 UNIT 9 FIWASAYE OSOGBO NA TODAY POLICE CAUGHT AM BUYING VOTE FOR PDP AND DEY FIND  116000 FOR HIM HAND

FRENCH LIGUE 1 LIVESCORES

Lille  2-1  Nantes(FT)
Angers 0-0 Toulouse(FT)
Montpellier 1-0 Nice(FT)
Reims 0-0 Dijon(FT)
Saint-Étienne 2-1 Caen(FT)
Strasbourg 3-1 Amiens(FT)

ITALIAN SERIE A LIVESCORES

    Parma 2-0  Cagliari(FT)
    Fiorentina 3-0 SPAL(FT)
    Sampdoria 0-1 Inter Milan(FT)

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA LIVESCORES

    FC Nuremberg 2-0  Hannover 96(FT)
    FC Augsburg  2-3  Werder Bremen(FT)
    Hertha Berlin 4-2 Borussia Mönchengladbach(FT)
    1899 Hoffenheim  1-1  Borussia Dortmund(FT)
    VfL Wolfsburg  1-3  SC Freiburg(FT)
    FC Schalke 04  0-2  Bayern Munich(FT)

SPANISH LA LIGA LIVESCORES

    Rayo Vallecano 1-5  Alavés(FT)
    Celta Vigo  3-3  Real Valladolid(FT)
    Eibar 1-0  Leganés(FT)
    Getafe 0-2 Atlético Madrid(FT)
    Real Madrid 1-0 Espanyol(FT)

EPL LIVESCORES

    Fulham 1-1  Watford(FT)
    Burnley 4-0 AFC Bournemouth(FT)
    Cardiff City 0-5 Manchester City(FT)
    Crystal Palace 0-0 Newcastle United(FT)
    Leicester City 3-1 Huddersfield Town(FT)
    Liverpool  3-0 Southampton(FT)
    Manchester United 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers(FT)
    Brighton & Hove Albion 0-0 Tottenham Hotspur(L)

TWO PDP AGENT CAUGHT DISTRIBUTING MONEY TO ELECORATE

THIS IS THE FACE OF PDP AGENT WEY POLICE CAUGHT  WITH N604,000 WEY DEM DEY DISTRIBUTE TO VOTER WEY DEY IWO

NA AMAJU PINNICK WN NFF ELECTION

NA AMAJU PINNICK WIN THE  NFF ELECTION AND NA 34 VOTES HE GET WHILE MAIGARI  GET 8 VOTES WHILE OGUNJOBI  GET 2 VOTES AND OKOYE GET 0  VOTE

CBN DON TAKE OVER SKYE BANK

CBN DON TAKE OVER SKYE BANK AND DEY DON NAME  NEW BANK WEY  GO DEY OPERATE AM PLUS THE NAME OF THE BANK NA POLARIS

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RESULT

Group E
 Ajax 3-0 AEK Athens
 Benfica 0-2 Bayern Munich
  
Group F
 Shakhtar Donetsk 2-2 1899 Hoffenheim
  Manchester City 1-2 Lyon
   
Group G

  Real Madrid 3-0 Roma
    Viktoria Plzen 2-2 CSKA Moscow
  
Group H

   Valencia 0-2 Juventus
    Young Boys 0-3 Manchester United

OSUN DEY LOCK DOWN AS TINUBU,PMB SHOW FACE FOR OYETOLA FINAL RALLY

SEE PLENTY PEOPLE AS OYETOLA DO HIM FINAL CAMPAIGN FOR OSOGBO PLUS NA THIS SATURDAY ELECTION GO SELE FOR OSUN STATE

OYO STATE GOVERNMENT DON SHUT OBASANJO FARM

OYO STATE GOVERNMENT DON SHUT DOWN OBASANJO FARM AND ONE MRS PETROL STATION BECAUSE DEY NO PAY THIER ENVIRONMENTAL LEVIES,THE OBASANJO FARM WEU DEY FOR OLUYOLE IBADAN WAS SHUT DOWN

CHAMPION LEAGUE RESULTS

Group A
  Club Brugge  0 -0 Borussia Dortmund
   
    Monaco  1-2  Atlético Madrid
   
Group B

    Barcelona  4-0 PSV Eindhoven
  
    Inter Milan  2-1  Tottenham Hotspur
 
Group C
 Red Star Belgrade 0- 0 Napoli
 
    Liverpool  3-2  Paris Saint Germain
   
Group D

   FC Schalke 04 1-1 FC Porto
   
   Galatasaray 3-0 Lokomotiv Moscow

ARMY SHOW BOKO HARAM POWER

222 BATTALION WEY DEY SUPPORT  OPERATION RAINBOW DON KILLED BOKO HARAM WEY LAY AMBUSH FOR THEM FOR MAIDUGURI -BAMA ROAD SEE THE PHOTOS OF KILLED BOKO HARAM AND 11AM HE HAPPENED FOR TODAY WELL DONE OUR GALLANT SOLDIER

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA LIVESCORES

Werder Bremen  1-1  FC Nuremberg(FT)
SC Freiburg  3-3 VfB Stuttgart(FT)

FRENCH LIGUE 1 LIVESCORES

Nantes 0-0 Reims(FT)
Bordeaux  3-3   Nîmes(FT)
Marseille 4-0  Guingamp(FT)

EPL LIVESCORES

    Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 Burnley(FT)
    Everton  1-3  West Ham United(FT)

SPANISH LA LIGA LIVESCORE

Leganés 0-1 Villarreal(FT)
Espanyol  1-0  Levante(FT)
Real Valladolid 0-1 Alavés(FT)
Sevilla 0-2 Getafe(FT)

ITALIAN SERIE A LIVESCORES

Roma  2-2 Chievo(FT)
Genoa  1-0 Bologna(FT)
Juventus 2-1  Sassuolo(FT)
Udinese  1-1 Torino(FT)
Empoli 0-1 Lazio(FT)
Cagliari 1-1 AC Milan(FT)

FRENCH LIGUE 1 LIVESCORE

Caen  2-2  Lyon(FT)
Amiens 2-3  Lille(FT)
Dijon 1-3 Angers(FT)
Montpellier 1-1 Strasbourg(FT)
Toulouse  1-1  Monaco(FT)

GERMAN BUNDESLIGA LIVESCORES

Mainz 05  2-1  FC Augsburg(FT)
Bayern Munich 3-1  Bayer 04 Leverkusen(FT)
Fortuna Düsseldorf  2-1  Hoffenheim(FT)
RB Leipzig 3-2  Hannover 96(FT)
VfL Wolfsburg  2-2  Hertha Berlin(FT)
Borussia Mon  2-1  FC Schalke 04(FT)

ITALIAN SERIE A LIVESCORES

    Inter Milan 0-1  Parma(FT)
    Napoli  1-0 Fiorentina(FT)
    Frosinone  0-5 Sampdoria(FT)

SPANISH LA LIGA LIVESCORES

Atlético Madrid  1-1  Eibar(FT)
Real Sociedad 1-2  Barcelona(FT)
Valencia 0-0  Real Betis(FT)
Athletic Bilbal  1-1  Real Madrid(FT)

EPL LIVESCORES

    Tottenham Hotspur  1-2  Liverpool(FT)
    AFC Bournemouth  4-2  Leicester City(FT)
    Chelsea  4-1 Cardiff City(FT)
    Huddersfield Town 0-1 Crystal Palace(FT)
    Manchester City 3-0 Fulham(FT)
    Newcastle United  1-2  Arsenal(FT)
    Watford  1-2 Manchester United(FT)

MRS ZAINAB AHMED DON TAKE OVER FINANCE MINISTRY

AFTER MRS KEMI ADEOSUN DON RESIGN AS FINANCE MINISTER PRESIDENT MUHAMMAD BUHARI DON APPOINT MINISTER FOR BUDGET AND PLANNING (STATE)MRS ZAINAB AHMED TO TAKE OVER FINANCE MINISTRY FOR NOW

KEMI ADEOSUN DON RESIGN

KEMI ADEOSUN WEY BE FINANCE MINISTER DON RESIGN AND THIS NA THE LETTER WEY HE SHE WRITES

NA NAOMI OSAKA BE US OPEN CHAMPION

NAOMI OSAKA WEY BE 20 YEARS BY AGE DON BECOME THE FIRST JAPANESE WEY GO WIN THE GRAND SLAM HE DID THIS BY BEATING HER IDOL SERENA WILLIAMS BY 6-2 6-4

AFCON 2019 QUALIFIERS GROUP E RESULTS AND TABLE

SOUTH AFRICA 0-0 LIBYA
SEYCHELLES  0-3 NIGERIA

1. Libya 4pts
2. S/Africa 4pts
3. NIGERIA 3pts
4. Seychelles 0pt

GOV GANDUJE PLUS OSHIOMOLE GO VIST SHEKARAU AHEAD OF PORTING TO APC

SEE PHOTOS OF KANO GOVERNOR PLUS APC NATIONAL CHAIRMAN FOR SHEKARAU HOUSE

CAF UNDER 17 AFCON QUALIFIERS NIGER 2018

OSUN APC DON FLAGGED OFF THIER CAMPAIGN

SEE THE PEOPLE AS THEY COME OUT TO SUPPORT. OYETOLA WEY BE APC CANDIDATE FOR OSUN APC.SEE THEIR  PHOTOS

SHEKARAU SUPPORTER PROTEST IN KANO

SHERAKARAU SUPPORTERS DON PROTEST FOR KANO SAYING PDP SHOULD LEAVE THIER EXCO WEY DEY BEFORE ALONE SEE THEM AS DEY PROTEST