President Jonathan is afraid of Boko Haram, Says David

 Former Minister of Petroleum, Prof Tam David-West

A former Minister of Petroleum, Prof Tam David-West, has berated President Goodluck Jonathan for failing to address the security situation in the country.

David-West said he was convinced that the President was afraid of Boko Haram that was why he (Jonathan) refused to visit the parents of the schoolgirls that were kidnapped in Chibok, Borno State over four months ago.

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Boko Haram seizes more border towns in northeast

►The outlawed Islamist sect, Boko Haram, on Sunday continued its expansionist drive by overrunning Michika and Uba in Adamawa   State.

►The capture of the two communities brings to 13, the number of communities now controlled by the sect in the North East. The others are Gwoza, Buni Yadi, Gamboru Ngala, Damboa, Marte, Bama, Bara, Banki, Gulak, Dikwa and Madagali.

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War Against Ebola: World losing the battle —MSF

The International President, Medecins Sans Frontieres, Dr. Joanne Liu, has warned that the world may be losing the battle to stop the spread of the Ebola Virus Disease.

An international non-governmental organisation, the MSF, has provided medical aid in countries facing conflicts and developing countries since 1971 when it was founded by some French medical doctors and journalists in the wake of the Biafran secession.

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LAGOS: $1bn debt is justifiable, we have a very healthy profile —Govt

Lagos State Government, yesterday, insisted it maintained healthy debt profile with sustainable ratios both from the country’s Fiscal Responsibility Act perspective as well as World Bank prescriptions for developing economies irrespective of its current debt profile.

The clarification followed claims by Debt Management Office, in Abuja last week, that Lagos State Government weighed 33.86 percent of country’s sub national external debt (debt owed by state governments).

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