Big Brother Naija star, Ifu Ennada took to Instagram to share saucy photos of herself rocking just her bra and panties.
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A man dressed in his Egungun attire caused a stir recently when he stopped to kiss the love of his life.
The man was in a procession with other masquerades performing a traditional rite when he spotted his woman.
He stopped, ''derobed'' himself, took a picture with her then went ahead to kiss her.
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Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto state has stated that drug abuse has a role to play in the growing insecurity witnessed across the nation.
The Governor who received the Sheikh Ahmed Gumi-led Bandits Repentance Initiative (S-GULBAR Initiative) in Sokoto on Saturday February 6, recalled how a serving Governor met some women who sold drugs in calabashes he thought contained dairy products.
Tambuwal said;
“We should also be mindful of the role that drug abuse plays in fueling the committing of these vices.
“A counterpart of mine, a serving governor once narrated to me an incidence. He told me that he once visited a hamlet and wanted to patronise local women coming back from the market where they had gone to hawk dairy products and stuff, and one of them ran away. He asked what was the problem and was told that she wasn’t carrying dairy products in her calabashes but drugs.
“My colleague told me that much of the drugs used by the kidnappers and violent marauders get to them in this way. For this reason, we must act to overcome this menace of drug trafficking and drug abuse. Otherwise, we will only end up killing the snake without severing its head.”
The Sokoto state Governor who further stressed that Islam is a religion of peace, added that the ugly situations witnessed in the country wouldn't have occurred if there had been adequate upbringing of Muslims on the fear of God and the responsibilities of Muslims on their fellow Muslims.
Tambuwal added;
“Had there been adequate upbringing of Muslims on the fear of God and the responsibilities of Muslims on their fellow Muslims, much of these ugly situations would not have to arise.
“This noble mission S-GULBAR have embarked upon is timely, commendable and is what we as state governments should support to salvage budding talents being wasted as terrorists in the north and ensure that peace and prosperity return to our domains."
In line with the declaration of a State of emergency in the Education sector by Governor Udom Emmanuel, the entire ministerial jobs for the year 2021 has been allocated to the education sector.
Currently, there are more than 300 projects ongoing in different schools across the Local Government Areas in furtherance of the emergency declaration of the state Government.
Additionally, the State Government is still fully committed to the sustenance of the free and compulsory education policy currently in force. Government does not receive and has not indicated any interest to receive money from pupils and students or their parents. However, where parents, groups or communities, in response to the clarion call for contributory development of Education in the state, choose to voluntarily support schools, government shall not be opposed to it. The ten year educational development plan proposed by the Education Think tank is being vigorously pursued by the Government. The entire education machinery of Government under the Ministry of Education and boards have been reinvigorated to deliver on the targets set by the proposal.
We urge all citizens to continue to support the Government’s drive to ensure qualitative education at all levels. Parents, guardians, responsible companies and community leaders are encouraged to contribute and participate in the development of education in the state.
The Federal Executive Council has approved a memo from the Ministry of Education for the establishment of 20 new private universities across the country.
According to the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, the 20 new private universities are to be given provisional licenses to run for three years while the ministry monitors and evaluates their growth.
This brings the total number of private universities in the country to 99.
See below a full list of the newly approved private schools:
Nine of the private universities are located in North Central, three in South South, two in South East, five in the North West and one in South West.
US House impeachment managers on Tuesday filed their memorandum for the Senate impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump, laying out claims that he committed impeachable offenses and must be barred from running for federal office again.
In the brief, the managers, led by Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., argue that Trump was personally responsible for the riot at the U.S. Capitol on January 6. They say Trump incited the attack when his efforts to overturn the presidential election failed.
"President Trump's responsibility for the events of January 6 is unmistakable," they write in the 80-page document, stating that his "abuse of office threatened and injured our democratic order."
"His conduct endangered the life of every single member of Congress, jeopardized the peaceful transition of power and line of succession, and compromised our national security," the brief says. "This is precisely the sort of constitutional offense that warrants disqualification from federal office."
The Senate "must establish beyond doubt" that Trump's behavior was intolerable, it says.
The managers slammed the claims made by Trump's lawyers and allies that the Senate has no jurisdiction because Trump is now a former official.
"That argument is wrong. It is also dangerous," they write, saying it is unthinkable that the framers of the Constitution would have "left us virtually defenseless against a president's treachery in his final days, allowing him to misuse power, violate his Oath, and incite insurrection against Congress and our electoral institutions simply because he is a lame duck."
Nothing in the Constitution says only current officials can be tried, they argue. The Constitution gives the Senate the power "to try all impeachments," they note, emphasizing the word "all."
They add that it is "obvious" that the Senate has the right to hold the trial, which is set to begin next week because Trump was impeached by the House while he was still in office. The framers of the Constitution "clearly intended for the impeachment process to reach former officials," they write, adding that the Senate found it had the power to try former officials as far back as 1798, in the case of former Sen. William Blount.
They also say Trump cannot hide behind a free speech argument, arguing that the right means little if Trump can "provoke lawless action if he loses at the polls."
Trump's legal team filed its trial brief shortly after, asking that the Senate dismiss the impeachment article "because the Senate lacks jurisdiction to remove from office a man who does not hold office."
"In the alternative, the 45th president respectfully requests the Senate to acquit him on the merits of the allegations raised in the article of impeachment," the attorneys, Bruce Castor Jr. and David Schoen, wrote in the 14-page brief.
They denied that "the 45th president engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the United States" or that he violated his oath of office.
"To the contrary, at all times, Donald J. Trump fully and faithfully executed his duties as president of the United States, and at all times acted to the best of his ability to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, while never engaging in any high crimes or misdemeanors," they wrote.
Their brief says that Trump did not incite the crowd at his rally to engage in destructive behavior and that his statement that "if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country anymore" had nothing to do with the violence at the Capitol.
It also rejects the idea that Trump intended to interfere with the counting of electoral votes, which Congress had begun to do that afternoon before the mob overtook the Capitol. Trump made it clear, however, in the runup to the joint session of Congress that he wanted Republicans and Vice President Mike Pence to interfere by contesting Joe Biden's victory.
On Trump's false claims that the election was stolen from him, his attorneys say he "exercised his First Amendment right under the Constitution to express his belief that the election results were suspect." They add that there is "insufficient evidence" to conclude that Trump's statements were not accurate, "and he therefore denies they were false."
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