SHOCKING!! How President Buhari Plans To Negotiate With Boko Haram

Following the initial negotiations between President Muhammadu Buhari and some Boko Haram leaders the hopes of rescue more than 200 Chibok schoolgirls has been renewed.

The Nation reports that some advisors of presidency have been brokered a new agreement.

Some key Boko Haram leaders in custody are also ready to be part of the initiative.

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SO SAD: INEC Commissioner Dies At 67

Professor Muritala Salau, a national commissioner with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), is dead, The Punch reports.

Salau gave up the ghost at the Turkish Hospital, Abuja where he had been admitted for an ailment.

Aged 67, the late Salau died on Saturday, July 25, and had since been buried at the Muslim cemetery, Ibadan in line with Muslim rites.

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Neither Jonathan Nor Muhammadu Buhari Is Nigeria’s Political Saviour

“No One Can Save Nigeria The Way Things Are Now”

 

Bishop Leonard Umunna, the general overseer of Bible Life Church, Ajegunle, Lagos state, has said that no one can save Nigeria the way things are now.

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Baba Go Slow: Buhari’s approach best for Nigeria now - Yoruba Obas

Yoruba Monarchs have said the slow and steady approach adopted by President Muhammadu Buhari to tackle daunting challenges facing the country has shown that Nigerians have now elected a president with quality and good leadership traits.

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Boko Haram Fight : Airforce virtually non – existent – Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has painted a worrisome picture of the on-going war against Boko Haram , saying that there was not enough fire power to support ground troops to decimate the terrorists.

He spoke on Good Morning Nigeria, a programme of the Nigerian Television Authority, Monday, in Abuja.

He made the comment while failing to answer repeated questions on whether or not he was able to secure  a commitment from the US to sell critical equipment to defeat the terrorists.

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Ahmed Joda c’ttee report: Buhari may restructure Presidency, to work with 19 ministers, 17 ministers of state

Possible reasons why President Muhammadu Buhari has not yet named his cabinet emerged last night with confirmation that he had been studying the report of the Transition Committee he empanelled to draw up a blueprint for his administration.

A top source, who was part of the Transition Committee, told Vanguard in confidence that Buhari  had been studying the crucial report critically with a view to taking a final decision on the structure of his administration so as to deliver the promised change to Nigerians.

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