I Prayed To God For Nigeria Not To Fall Apart - President Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday during the 2015 Presidential Inauguration service for the Nigerian Christian community said the peace that the country is currently enjoying is an answer to his prayers to God.

The president who urged all Nigerians to always pray for the success of the incoming administration, also solicited support for President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari’s administration to ensure good governance in the country.

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Read What Jonathan Is Handing Over To…. READ SHOCKING NEWS

The All Progressives Congress on Sunday accused the outgoing President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration of deliberately sabotaging the incoming administration by contriving crises without making any effort to resolve them.

The party said the Jonathan administration was leaving behind a fractured economy without electricity, with no fuel and disgruntled workers on strike over the non-payment of salaries.

This was contained in a statement issued in Abuja by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed.

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Why Buhari Will Weep Again… – By Laolu Fasuyi

The elections have come and gone but the naysayers are yet to come to terms with the reality that the Chief Change agent will take over the leadership of the most populous black nation in the world after four consecutive attempts.

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Vacancy - KPMG 2015 Tax Graduate Trainees Recruitment

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Telecom operators to shut network over fuel crisis

Mobile phone operators in Nigeria, yesterday, warned that their networks face shutdown due to fuel shortages that have crippled the nation for the past few weeks.

The warning from MTN and Airtel is a sign that businesses across the nation are now being hard hit.

In its reaction, Airtel said  yesterday that the situation was impacting negatively on its commitments to delivering quality services and seamless telephony experience to Nigerians.

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Fuel scarcity: Capital Oil breaks ranks, to release 70m litres

Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, yesterday in Lagos, threatened to direct workers to stay at home should the current fuel scarcity get prolonged.

NLC, in a statement by the Joe Ajaero-led faction of Congress, lamented that with petroleum products’ prices as high as N350 per litre, claims and counter-claims between Finance Minister,

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