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Update::JUST IN: Buhari Makes New Appointment President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Kabiru Bala as new High Commissioner to South Africa, with concurrent accreditation to Swaziland and Lesotho. A statement by Sarah Sanda, the Special Assistant on Media to Foreign Affairs Minister, Geoffrey Onyeama, said this on Monday in Abuja. Ms Sanda stated that the minister presented letter of credence to the new ambassador on Monday in Abuja. She added that before his appointment, Mr Bala was Deputy High Commissioner to the UK. A career diplomat, Mr Bala joined the Foreign Service in 1999 and had at different times served in Brasilia, Sudan, The Gambia, Netherlands and Thailand. He also served in the State House, Office of the Chief of Staff to the President, as well State House Protocol. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Mr Bala will replace Ahmed Ibeto, the former ambassador who resigned his appointment in July to join the Peoples Democratic Party.

Update:: BREAKING: President Buhari Cancels 5-Day 'Casual Leave,' SEE WHY President Muhammadu Buhari has cancelled his planned five-day “casual leave’’ as a mark of respect for victims of Boko Haram attacks across the battlefields in the Northeast zone of the country. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the President had planned to spend the casual leave at his home country, Daura, Katsina State from November 27 to December 2. The President had earlier cancelled his official trip to Benin City, Edo, where he was initially billed to inaugurate the Edo-Azura Power Plant and grace the Chief of Army Staff Annual Conference. It was gathered that the advanced teams of the president, who left Abuja for Katsina and Benin on Sunday, had been asked to return. It was learnt that the cancellation of the trips would also enable the president to continue his ongoing meetings and consultations with relevant security and intelligence community aimed at addressing the nation’s secu...

Update::'A 75-Year-Old Man Like President Buhari Can NOT Be Cloned'' - Professor of Human Genetics, Ajayi Boroffice Senator Ajayi Boroffice and President Muhammadu Buhari Senator Ajayi Boroffice who has a Ph.D in Human Genetics and currently represents Ondo North in the senate, on Monday released a statement, saying that there is no way in the world a 75-year-old man can be cloned. RecaIl that IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu and Former aviation minister Fem Fani Kayode have been peddling rumors that the man in the state house at the moment is a cloned man and not President buhari that was sworn in May 2015. They alleged that the person who is currently in the villa is a Sudan whose name is Jubril Aminu. But Senator Ajayi Boroffice has put paid to the ridiculous rumours. According to him, for a 75 year old man to be cloned, it would take another 75 years for his cloned body to become effective. Read what he wrote below;

Update::BBC Journalist Accuses Channels TV Of Editing Interview With Femi Adesina Channels TV has been accused of editing interview with Femi Adesina, just after the Presidential spokesperson got called out by BBC Journalist Anna Cunningham and AFP Journalist Phil Hazelwood. We reported yesterday that Femi Adesina who appeared as a guest on Channels TV, addressed the controversy surrounding the Metele Boko Haram attack which left over 100 Nigerian soldiers dead. Femi Adesina who is President Buhari’s senior special assistant on media and publicity stated that all over the world, the military does not or rarely disclose the figure of casualties. However after the claims was proven false which afterwards prompted many call out posts, BBC Journalist Anna Cunningham who led the call stated that she discovered this morning that Channels TV had edited the said interview on their YouTube page, and further cut off the part where Femi Adesina made the controversial statement. She wrote;...

EXPOSED!! NNPC Gives Channels TV N19 Billion To Promote Buhari There are indications that the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) party paid owner of Channels TV, John Momoh a whopping N19 billion naira to fan the interest of President Muhammad Buhari since 2015. Although details are scanty at the time of publication, if this claim happens to be authentic, it would undoubtedly shadow the intergrity of the administration that has paraded itself as an emissary of corruption purge in Nigeria. It would also affirm the claims that Nigeria is more corrupt under this administration than under the PDP administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan. Recall that in his book dubbed "My Transition Hours," launched Tuesday, November 20, the immediate former President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, alleged that statistically speaking, Nigeria is more ridden with corruption during this dispensation than under his administration. Excerpt of the book reads: “It is important to...

Update::' Asleep' pilot missed destination in Australia, officials say A small plane overshot its destination in Australia by almost 50km (30 miles) after its pilot fell asleep in the cockpit, air safety officials say. The pilot was the only person on board the freight flight from Devonport to King Island in Tasmania on 8 November. The incident, classified as a case of "incapacitation", is being investigated by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB). Officials have not said how the pilot awoke before landing the plane safely. The Piper PA-31 aircraft, operated by Vortex Air, had been due to complete the 240km trip at 07:15 local time. "During the cruise, the pilot fell asleep, resulting in the aircraft overflying King Island by 46 kilometres," the ATSB said in a brief statement. Aviation expert Neil Hansford said that Australia had strict rules relating to pilot fatigue. "There is no way in the world that someone should've taken on ...

Update::Blac Chyna Gets Into Street Fight In Abuja (Video) American Reality TV star Blac Chyna is in Abuja to host a party and she almost got into a fight with a lady allegedly insulting her publicly. Chyna, who has police protection while in the country, is seen in a video ready to fight but was however restrained before it got out of hand.