Alison Madueke Reportedly Connected With Buhari

The president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, and the controversial minister of petroleum resources Diezani Alison-Madueke, are reportedly connected by her husband Admiral Alison Madueke (rtd).

Diezani and her husband have been together for 16 years. The couple married in 1999, two and a half months after they met.

They went to the registry and then had their holy solemnization at the Christ Church in Port Harcourt in July 1999.

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Fuel Crisis: Nigerians Attack Jonathan Over Silence On Fuel Crisis

Nigerians attack the incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan, over his silence on the recent fuel shortage, which is currently crippling the country.

The president seems to be re-enacting the same behaviour considered in large parts to be the main reason why he lost the March 28 presidential poll.

Jonathan failed to publicly address the problem of lack of petroleum products that is currently plaguing the nation to show that he empathises with Nigerians.

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Breaking News: Buhari Rejects Ministerial List

Muhammadu Buhari has reportedly turned against the governors by rejecting the ministerial list suggested by them.

This Day reports with reference to its sources that the president-elect might be heading for a collision with the party leadership in the states just ahead of the May 29 power transition.

Buhari had previously said that he would not allow anyone to decide for him on the ministers.

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Nigerian Students Warn Jacob Zuma... Stay Away From Buhari's Inauguration

Ahead of the inauguration of the president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, on Friday, May 29, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has issued a warning to the South African president, Jacob Zuma, to stay away from the inauguration ceremony, Nigerian Eye reports.

In a statement distributed to various media houses and signed by the NANS president, Tijani Usman, the body advised Zuma not to bother coming to the ceremony. They said his visit would be an insult to the people of Nigeria over his poor handling of the xenophobic attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa, including Nigerians.

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I Am Not Afraid Of The Buhari Government - Ifeanyi Ubah

The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Capital Oil and Gas Nigeria Limited, Mr. Ifeanyi Ubah has attributed his action to release 13 million litres of fuel into the Nigerian market as the fuel scarcity in the country was biting harder as his own contribution to the economic development of Nigeria.

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