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Kcee drops new hit – Love Boat ft. Diamond Platinumz (Prod. Del B)

Here’s a feel good music from the stables of Five Star Music – entitled Love Boat by her frontline act “Kcee“; and it features Tanzanian superstar “Diamond Platinumz“. Produced by the Del B. ENJOY!

P.S: Don’t know if its official but it’s sure a worthy listen. 
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Photos: Shark attack survivor welcomes son, see picture

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Inspirational professional-surfer 
Bethany Hamilton welcomed a baby boy on June 1st. Aged 13, Bethany lost 
her arm - and 60 per cent of the blood in her body - when she was 
attacked by a shark while surfing off the coast of Kauai. Incredibly, 
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The now 25-year-old and husband Adam Dirks announced the news on Twitter and shared a first picture of the baby with fans. 
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Hamilton, who lost her arm in a 2003 shark attack, shared the happy news with followers on Instagram on Monday, June 15.</div>
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'Blessed to welcome our son, Tobias, into the world! #stokedmomma,' she captioned it. </div>
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Photos: Shark attack survivor welcomes son, see picture

Inspirational professional-surfer Bethany Hamilton welcomed a baby boy on June 1st. Aged 13, Bethany lost her arm - and 60 per cen...

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HUMILITY: Gen Muhammad Buhari hails GEJ at AU summit

President Muhammadu Buhari has again acknowledged the role played by former president Goodluck Jonathan in midwifing a peaceful and successful transition programme in the country. He said this on Sunday in his address to the AU Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa. "I cannot fail to acknowledge the very positive role played by my predecessor, President Goodluck Jonathan, in averting the feared crisis, and in facilitating the peaceful transition of power between the two parties. President Buhari said his election had been described as historic. "I agree that it is indeed historic because for the first time in the practice of democracy in my country, an opposition party has defeated the ruling party in a keenly contested election. "The election was also held against the backdrop of the fears and concerns expressed both in Nigeria and among our international friends abroad and partners that the outcome of the election could spell doom for Nigeria. "I am glad that even though those fears and concerns were not without basis, the outcome was totally different, to the relief of all of us,'' he said. <img src="http://cdn2.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/412x250xbuhari-old.jpg.pagespeed.ic.Bjwc70nPDF.webp"> President Muhammadu Buhari delivers his address at the 25th AU summit in Johannesburg South Africa, June 14th 2015 Buhari reiterated that the process, which was adjudged as the fairest and most credible in the history of elections in Nigeria, was midwifed by the dogged and sustained determination of the Nigerian people, and their desire to deepen democracy. He said the people's quest was amply supported, and even encouraged by the goodwill of friends and partners in the international community. "I therefore wish to seize this opportunity to convey my very deep appreciation to all those who contributed to the success of that election. (NAN)

HUMILITY: Gen Muhammad Buhari hails GEJ at AU summit

President Muhammadu Buhari has again acknowledged the role played by former president Goodluck Jonathan in midwifing a peaceful and successf...

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president Buhari has promised quality University education in Nigeria

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured that his administration will give special attention to development of university education in the country. The president who spoke weekend at the 30th convocation ceremony of the University of Port Harcourt harped on the value of education in national development. Represented by the Executive Secretary, Nigeria Universities Commission, Professor Julius Okojie the President said the federal government would support universities to improve learning, teaching and research facilities. <img src="http://cdn1.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/292x250xBuhari-inauguration.jpg.pagespeed.ic.c9AgFwomYj.webp"><a href="http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/buharis-body-language-shows-readiness-for-positive-change-kaigama/buhari-inauguration/"></a> Nigerian President Mohammadu Buhari swears to an oath during his inauguration at the Eagles Square in Abuja, on May 29, 2015. Buhari, 72, defeated Goodluck Jonathan in March 28 elections — the first time in Nigeria's history that an opposition candidate had beaten a sitting president. AFP He recalled effort in the past by the federal government to strengthen university education through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFUND, adding that universities should also seek support of corporate organizations, development partners to bridge the gap in government funding. He further tasked university authorities to give priority attention to security of lives and properties within their environment, adding that they should collaborate with host communities and security agencies in the this direction. Earlier Vice Chancellor of the school Professor Joseph Ajienka told the graduands that their certificates and transcripts were ready for collection, noting that it was the first time it would happen in the history of the institution, "For the first time, all certificates are ready.iAll your transcripts are ready for collection also for the first time. ", he said. He also extended his sympathy to parents and friends of four students of the university who lost their lives in a mob attack at Alluu community, Ikwerre local government area some years back Governor of Rivers state, Nyesom Wike congratulated the school for its 40th anniversary, assuring that his administration would always assist the university in areas of need. Wike who was represented by his Deputy, Dr Mrs Ipalibo Banigo said his administration would focus on providing quality education in the state. He said the government would re introduce boarding education in the state, noting that teachers and staff in schools would regularly be trained and retrained for their jobs Chief Solomon Ogba, Chief Mrs Seinye Lulu Briggs and Ichie Nnaeto Orazulike were conferred with Honoris causa degrees. Chancellor of the University, His Royal Highness, Major General Dr Mohammad Bashir rtd congratulated the graduands, urging them to remain good ambassadors of the school. Meantime 50 graduands who benefitted from the yearly Agbami scholarship program of Chevron Nigeria limited for its host communities thanked the oil giant for the gesture Three of them sponsored by the oil giant graduated I with first class honours, Fadoyemi Tunji one of the first class graduates from Gas Engineering said the scholarship enabled him pay his fees promptly, adding that it contributed largely to his success. He graciously thanked the firm for the assistance. Source: Vanguard

president Buhari has promised quality University education in Nigeria

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07:37

South Africa argues against al-Bashir’s arrest

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjUOE5xWsDCSdT1fZwRYpBR7JIh7wKRVdu0DTJP8fx_irK7oQ-FwJNxL81nPOGeVXx_-B62ZHJJX-ndIag78sZVTm-Cf9UDpyU2fU4y4wy_13SNikNSVZqhlLF_WIM-uv-yTmGvEbWs55U/s1600/unnamed+%25281%2529-714397.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_6160610529365863762" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjUOE5xWsDCSdT1fZwRYpBR7JIh7wKRVdu0DTJP8fx_irK7oQ-FwJNxL81nPOGeVXx_-B62ZHJJX-ndIag78sZVTm-Cf9UDpyU2fU4y4wy_13SNikNSVZqhlLF_WIM-uv-yTmGvEbWs55U/s320/unnamed+%25281%2529-714397.jpg" /></a>South Africa will on Monday argue against a court application to force the government to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir who has been indicted by the International Criminal Court, the justice ministry said. Bashir, who is in South Africa attending an African Union summit, stands accused in an ICC arrest warrant of war crimes and crimes against humanity over atrocities committed in the Darfur conflict. Judge Hans Fabricius on Sunday barred Bashir from leaving South Africa until he had made a decision on an application by a human rights group calling for Bashir's arrest. The judge's hearing resumed on Monday but was adjourned for an hour so the court could study documents submitted by the state. State advocate, William Mokhari, said "to the best of our knowledge" Bashir remained in South Africa. He, however, said five ports of exit had yet to confirm they had received an order not to allow the Sudanese leader to leave. Caroline James, the lawyer for rights group the Southern African Litigation Centre, said she believed there was a "real risk" Bashir would soon leave the country and the application for his arrest would become "mute". South Africa's government has challenged the court's decision because it has given immunity to Bashir and all other delegates attending the AU summit. "We will meticulously argue for the application to be dismissed," Mthunzi Mhaga, spokesman for the justice ministry, told local television station. Sudan officials have said the court order had "no value" because Bashir was invited by the South African government and said the president would leave on Monday. "President Bashir is still in Johannesburg but we are leaving South Africa today," Mohamed Hatem, Sudanese Presidency spokesperson, said. The United Nations says conflict in Darfur has killed as many as 300,000 people and displaced two million.

South Africa argues against al-Bashir’s arrest

South Africa will on Monday argue against a court application to force the government to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir who has be...

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07:35

APC members have returned to the trenches – Jimi Disu

National affairs commentator, Jimi Disi was on Classic FM for his usual Front Page News analysis, a review of newspaper stories and said the following on Wednesday, June 10 edition: On the emergence of Bukola Saraki as Senate President when some APC members including Senators-elect were at the International Conference Center for a purported meeting with President Buhari: "…It was said that Buhari didn't call the meeting, then who did? These are the questions but I don't want to delve much into it. How can an election be fixed for 10 am and on the same day a message flies in that a meeting with the President will hold at 9 am and there was no news about the rescheduling of the election? I think that Saraki read the whole thing well and outwitted them. I read a reaction that says APC rejects Saraki- Dogara's victory. The ultimate leader of the party is the President. He has recognized Saraki and Dogara. So who are the APC that are rejecting their victory? The Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar has congratulated them. I once told you that these various groups have gone back to the trenches. Lai Mohammed's statement described Saraki's style treacherous That is a tough one. It is treachery. But sometimes in politics, that is the name of the game. It is not a decent thing to have done but in politics, to a large extent, this is good. House of Representative tussle Hon. Gbajabiamila was there. The truth is that the APC is not a tidy arrangement. That is what it is. Immediately they got victory, everybody went back to the trenches, they went back to their various groups. And the ultimate target of all these was The Jagaba. The groups within the APC who want to whittle down his influence and I also said it last week and even yesterday that he has gotten to a level when the ovation is loudest in his political ambition. I believe he should have taken a quiet back step in all these. For example, he was responsible for what happened to Hon. Gbajabiamila. <img src="http://cdn2.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/250x249xJimi-Disu.jpg.pagespeed.ic.byps2G9ehP.webp"><a href="http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/jimi-disu-likens-pdps-complaints-to-antics-of-school-children/jimi-disu/"></a> Jimi Disu Ten members from the House of Representatives yesterday were interviewed on television and all their basic point was they did not want a speaker who would be controlled from one man's sitting room. And we all understand what that means. . . Now Buhari has a Senate President he can do business with, he has a House of Representative Speaker he can do business with, he has House of Representative members he can do business with, people who will not be on his neck. There is something called perception and the distance between perception and reality is very close. The President should feel much better. Tinubu's influence is what is causing all these and I don't think he(Tinubu) has handled it quite well. Saraki and Dogara are both APC members. Elections were conducted to pick a Speaker and the President of the Senate in the National Assembly not in the party. If the party wants a candidate, they should tidy up their act. Will Senator Bukola Saraki last on the seat? Tambuwal did exactly the same thing and he lasted four years. Saraki is a fantastic politician in terms of depth moves. Chief Bode George's comment. Chief Bode George, a former Deputy Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party PDP said that with the National Assembly election Tinubu's political career was over. The former deputy chairman also added that Tinubu should have stopped after he successfully nominated Prof. Yemi Osinbajo as the Vice President and picking a Yoruba person as Speaker would backfire. Jimi Disu's reaction to this: "I know that Chief Bode George will gloat over a thing like this and I think if Asiwaju considers this statement and other developments, he might also do a rethink about his strategy and come up with something else. I mean Tinubu should take a back step and let other things revolve. I do not like the godfather element and monuments in politics. I believe in fair and square but you cannot ignore his political contributions. Reduction of Ministries from 19 to 13 by the Governor of Kaduna state, Nasir El Rufia El Rufia just yesterday(Tuesday) told the Emirs that he will no longer allocate fertilizers to them. You all know what the fertilizer is. And this is a cheering news and he has also cut his salary by 50%. The Governor said this was intended to cut cost of governance and improve services. I also heard that any Commissioner who wants to appoint SSA or Aid should get a clearance from him. He seems to be well focused. Fuel crisis I don't know when we will get over this fuel crisis but I hear that some part of the East is almost a total shut down as far as fuel is concerned. I just wish we knew the intention of this government by now. The week is almost running to an end and we are still where we were two weeks back. Back to APC There is a division in the APC party. The President is leader of any party that produces the President. That is the norm. In every state for example, the governor is the leader of the party in that state . There is always a party chairman but the governor is the leader of the party in every state where the party is in control. At Federal level, the President is or should be the leader of the party. That is the tradition, I am not talking constitution now. If Buhari has accepted the leadership of the National Assembly which other party leadership are we saying has dissented? … I hope the APC arrangement doesn't fall apart because the cracks are widening. I know a couple of people who are close to this gentleman (Tinubu) who have told him he needs to be careful. Because there is a fear of him, people know what he (Tinubu) can do if he is allowed to use his influence. In any situation of every human endeavour, one must learn when to back down. He was the governor for eight years, and governor for another eight years and another eight years probably. Nobody wants to be at the mercy of another person in today's modern politics. The world has changed. The days of godfather have gone. Everybody wants their wish done and recognized. But you must recognise his great contributions. On education vis a vis unemployment He said "there are two sides to unemployment in Nigeria. We have lots of unemployed people and also unemployable graduates. Therefore, creating more universities without enhancing the ones in existence, without setting standards is worsening unemployment. We need to de-emphasize what I call "paper qualification". We need to move from the belief that every child must be a graduate. Kids should have different styles of skills. That is why we do not have trained mechanics and the rest."

APC members have returned to the trenches – Jimi Disu

N ational affairs commentator, Jimi Disi was on Classic FM for his usual Front Page News analysis, a review of newspaper stories and said th...

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