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A cabal is after me.... I need a bullet proof car,  bullet proof house, bullet proof dress,  bullet proof food and even bullet proof air.  so that I can speak bullet proof words,  loot bullet proof public funds  and make bullet proof moves...  Can't I have bullet proof kids???  And even in death...  My dear loved ones, make sure it is bullet proof casket...  The type that survives air crash! Yes, I am a minister, on my mind!

A National Dialogue is noble idea, if initiated for the right reasons, and in the best interest of the country. It will address certain issues that has been subject of debate and disputes. If it doesn't end abruptly like the Niki Tobi confab, it will, at least be able to put to rest many agitations, calm frayed nerves and heal many wounds. But, owing to the constant abuse of roundtable discourse by this, and previous Administrations, who will blame us for becoming habitual pessimists? A lot has happened that we should learn from, thus I don't accept the argument that "we should give it a try". And by the time we are done trying, our time and resources vanishes, and the effort ends up in Mr. President's Keep-In-View files! But the trend with which the dialogue is being forced on us amazes me. Forced confession often produces the wrong result, because a tortured mind speaks only to be set free, not really to state the fact. If a Governor is not free to air his

By Francis Ndimkoha At first sight of the title, myriad questions inundate your mind. Don’t begin by asking “why not occupy Federal Government?”. This movement cannot occupy both bodies as different entities. ASUU is actually an employee of Federal Government. Therefore in occupying ASUU, we shall occupy Federal Government. Don’t begin by asking if I’m a Nigerian student; the current set of students must make way, if only my younger ones must go to school.  Don’t ask me if I’m of NANS. Read on, and you will know why NANS can’t hold the forte any longer. The most painful thing about the Nigerian Student is his laxity. They don’t give a damn about whatever goes wrong. They won’t speak and be heard. But if one of the oppressors decides suddenly to (re)contest for an elective office, they don’t mind going up in arms to support “our brother”. Yet the same Students cannot braze themselves, come together and Occupy ASUU for a few days and see why there won’t be a re-appra

Understanding the concept of Faith : “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” ( Heb 11:1 ). It is imperative to extract from this portion of the Holy Bible, the fact that faith exceeds the borders of the material and tangible things. It extends even to that belief in the ability of the Almighty God to move Mountains for us, simply based on the fact that we believe He can. The very words of Christ to His Disciples after He healed the lunatic man lends credence to this fact: “And Jesus said unto them, Because of your unbelief: for verily I say unto you, If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain , Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you” ( Mat 17:20 ). This statement came on the heels of the inability of the Disciples to heal the lunatic man. Jesus admonished them to have faith not to believe in magic.   Miracle, according to www.dictionary.com i

JAMES IBORI @55 BIOGRAPHY  James Onanefe Ibori (born 4 August 1958) was the Governor of Delta State in Nigeria from 29 May 1999 to 29 May 2007. Born to the family of late Chief Ukavbe Ibori and Mrs. Comfort Oji Ibori of Otefe in Oghara clan, Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State, he attended Baptist High School, Oghareki, now Oghareki Grammar School, before proceeding to the University of Benin where he obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics and Statistics. He started his working career with Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited and was later seconded to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as one of the pioneer staff assembled to develop the Marketing Department of the Corporation's Warri Refinery and Petrochemical Company. James Ibori moved to London, England in the 1980s where he married his wife, a British citizen Theresa Nkoyo. He worked as a cashier at Wickes DIY store in Ruislip, Middlesex, UK. In 1990, the couple were arrested for