No regrets campaigning for Jonathan – TAN

The Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria, TAN, has said that it had no regrets over its role in mobilizing for the candidate of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in last week’s presidential election.

National Coordinator of TAN, Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah, who spoke in Abuja yesterday, said President Goodluck Jonathan meant well for the country, hence the numerous achievements he recorded in different sectors of the economy, including the road sector which he argued has improved from what it used to be in the past.

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President Jonathan condemns killing of 147 in Kenyan university

Nigeria’s outgoing President Goodluck Jonathan condemned Thursday’s attack by Shebab Islamist group on a university in Kenya that left at least 70 students dead, describing it as “heinous” and “barbaric”.

A statement from Jonathan’s office said the president “utterly condemns the deliberate targeting of innocent persons, schools and other soft targets by terrorists.”

“Such atrocious, despicable and barbaric acts of violence ought to have no place in any civilised society,” it said.

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Seek divine wisdom before choosing people who will work with you, Mbaka tells Buhari

Firebrand cleric, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka of the Adoration Ministry, Enugu has congratulated General Muhammadu Buhari on his victory at the presidential election and worn him to seek divine wisdom before choosing  people he would work with.

Mbaka, whose New Year Message entitled “From Goodluck to Badluck” elicited mixed reactions across the country, described Buhari’s emergence as a divine victory for Nigerians.

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Alleged polls irregularities: We’re still weighing our options - PDP

The ruling People’s Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, formally congratulated Maj-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd) on his election as president-elect of the country even as it affirmed that it was still weighing its options on challenging the elections based on alleged irregularities it claimed characterised the polls.

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Nigeria's oil delta quiet as militants weigh options after Jonathan defeat

Nigeria (Reuters) - The militant leaders who once wrought havoc in the Niger Delta oil industry have suddenly gone quiet following the defeat of Nigeria's incumbent president, Goodluck Jonathan, in an election this week.

An amnesty deal with the militants brokered by Jonathan when he was vice president in 2009 ended their rebellion, offering them generous payouts that they still enjoy today.

But in the run-up to the election, several trumpeted threats to return to war should Jonathan lose the election.

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Buhari's Certificate finally out, hidden by Nigerian Army

Buhari's Certificate finally out, hidden by Nigerian Army

All along, Buhari's Certificate Was With The Nigerian Army. Jonathan Has So Corrupted The Army, Can Buhari Ever Forgive Him? See Screenshot Below;

Obasanjo, Akinrinade, Danjuma and others are right,army has self destrust and politicised. Shame....

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