TAKING A LOOK AT NIGERIAN PRES. BUHARI CAMPAIGN PROMISES REGARDING POWER EQUALIZATION. READ

In a country gripped by ethno-political balancing, President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday moved to narrow the fault line that divides the North and the South by assigning most of the key portfolios of his administration to Nigerians of southern origin.

The president also made good his promise to rationalise the public sector by slashing the number of ministries from 29 to 24. Since he assumed office on May 29, Buhari has been widely criticised for appointing mostly northerners to non-ministerial but key positions in government.

APPLE APOLOGIZE AFTER ACCUSING BLACK STUDENTS OF STEALING SOMETHING. WATCH HERE.

Apple has apologized after a staff member at one of its Victorian stores kicked out a group of black students over fears they “might steal something”. The company experienced a backlash after the year 10 Maribyrnong College students uploaded video of the incident on Facebook, in which the staff member can be heard saying: “These guys [security guards] are just a bit worried about your presence in our store. They’re just worried you might steal something.”

WEST AFRICA CONFIRMED EBOLA FREE.

Liberia women celebrate in Monrovia, Liberia, 09 May 2015, the news of the end of deadly ebola outbreak in the country.

No new cases of Ebola were reported in Guinea last week, the first week since the full epidemic began that none of the Ebola-affected countries in West Africa have reported a case, the World Health Organization said Wednesday.

That doesn't mean Guinea is free and clear — there could be cases that haven't been detected yet.

But it may be the beginning of a countdown to the end of the epidemic in West Africa that has sickened more than 28,000 people and killed more than 11,000 of them.
Image: End of deadly ebola outbreak in Liberia

CHECK OUT THE ZIMBABWEAN MISTER UGLY COMPETITION AND CONTESTANTS.. PHOTOS

The man who reigns as Zimbabwe's Mister Ugly has tough competition in this year's pageant, with organizers saying they received a record number of entries for this beauty contest with a twist.

For the first time since the competition began in 2011, organizers will hold preliminary rounds to whittle the number of hopefuls from 36 to 12 who will compete in the Nov. 20 finale, said pageant organizer David Machowa.

ISIS TERROR GROUP SEND WARNING TO RUSSIA IN NEWLY RELEASED VIDEO.. WATCH HERE

In a very chilling propaganda video, the infamous group that has taken over swathes of land in Iraq and Syria has threatened Russia to face the consequences of its involvement in protecting Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria.

Russia ISIS

The video shows horrific images of beheadings and scenes of gathered Russian troops and in many frames, ISIS members are clearly heard chanting “blood will spill like an ocean.” The infamous terror group has vowed to make Russian women “concubines” – second, inferior wives — while stating that their children will become slaves.

Morning Healthy Tips For A Better Day...

Below I am presenting the best healthy morning routines in 4 realms: nutrition, happiness, energy, connection with other people. Which one will you adopt?
   
1. The best of nutritious healthy morning routines: Eat breakfast

Eat SOMETHING! Eating breakfast is one of the healthiest morning routines you can have! It will help you jump start your metabolism, and give the appropriate energy you need to get on with the day.

If your choice of foods is healthy, then great. Fruits, and foods with proteins will work nicely.
2. The best of happiness healthy morning routines: Meditate in appreciation

Woke up in a bad mood? Just spend 10 breaths pondering about the good stuff in your life. You may feel grateful about…

    Your body – Just think how many cells do their job right, right now, just to keep YOU living – this is true even if you are sick.
    The people you love – Your family, husband/wife, friends, etc.
    The work you do, or your hobbies – Aren’t the flowers in your garden pure beauties?

Washington DC police arrest 1 of 2 women in twerking assault. Watch here

One of two women wanted on third-degree sexual abuse charges for allegedly twerking on a stranger inside a Washington, D.C. convenience store without his consent has been taken into custody, police said.

Ali Bongo Our Spot On Today.. Life Is Truly In Stages.

Never rubbish anyone; I repeat, do not rubbish your fellow human being because of his/her present trials or circumstances. The Okada Man and Security Guard you see today could be owner of the company where your Father will work to earn money and feed your Mother or any of your Relation tomorrow.
That Is Life For You?
The Circled Child in the Photo above is the current President of Gabon, Ali Bongo.
That Picture was taken in an Orphanage
years ago before he was adopted by Umar Bongo, the ex-Gabonese President.
God will always have His way... and once God is involved in a person's life, he's unstoppable?

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READ THE FULL PRESS STATEMENT FROM RIVERS P.D.P CHAPTER OVER AMEACHI'S APPOINTMENT.

Read the press statement below...

The Rivers State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party says the appointment of the former State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi as the Minister of Transportation will not make any meaningful impact to the Rivers people because he is a misfit. Bro Felix Obuah, the State chairman of the party said this through a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Jerry Needam while reacting to the official swearing in of the new Ministers and assigning of portfolios to them.

 According to the State PDP boss, a ministerial slot for Rivers State given to Amaechi is a loss to the State because he (Amaechi) is at war with the State and does not believe in the development vision of the State Governor, Chief Barr Nyesom Wike. His appointment has put a question mark on the Buhari's war against corruption and has given Nigerians a clear picture that Buhari's war against corruption is targeted at perceived political enemies and opponents.

I WONT STEAL BECAUSE I HAVE THE PHOBIA FOR JAIL. AMEACHI SAYS

New Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi says he does not want to go to jail and so will not be stealing from the accounts of the ministry. Amaechi said this while speaking to members of the ministry after his swearing-in as Minister yesterday November 11th.

SNOOP LION RELEASES HIS OWN BRAND OF WEED(HEMP)

After decades of smoking marijuana US rapper Snoop Dogg(Lion) has decided to cash in on his knowledge by launching his own brand of weed (Hemp).

Snoop jizzle unveiled his ‘Leafs by Snoop’ marijuana at an event in Denver, Colorado, where the drug is legal, promising "the finest quality cannabis one could imagine”.
"Since I’ve been at the forefront of this movement for over 20 years now, I’m a master of marijuana," he said. "Leafs By Snoop is truly the first mainstream cannabis brand in the world and [I am] proud to be a pioneer.

China Cheap Exports Can Be The Hardest Thing To Stop In The Nearest Furture.

A man walks past construction vehicles on display during the China Import and Export Fair, also known as Canton Fair, in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou October 15, 2015.

China has served notice to World Trade Organization members including the European Union and United States that complaints about its cheap exports will need to meet a higher standard from December 2016, a Beijing envoy said at a WTO meeting.Ever since it joined the WTO in 2001, China has frequently attracted complaints that its exports are being "dumped", or sold at unfairly cheap prices on foreign markets. Under world trade rules, importing countries can slap punitive tariffs on goods that are suspected of being dumped.
Normally such claims are based on a comparison with domestic prices in the exporting country.

Brazil vows BHP, Vale must pay for deadly mine disaster they caused the country. Photos

Brazil's government said on Wednesday it may fine mining giants BHP Billiton Ltd and Vale SA for the "environmental catastrophe" caused by ruptured dams at an iron ore mine jointly owned by the companies in a southeastern state.

The government is increasingly concerned over the rising death toll and contaminated mud flowing through two states as a result of the disaster. It is studying the mine's permits and will ensure the owners pay for cleanup costs, Environment Minister Izabella Teixeira said in Brasília, the capital.

Facebook's European Head Faces Criminal Investigation On Not Removing Posts Containing Hate Speechs.

A member of BAGIDA, the Bavarian section of the anti-immigration movement Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West (PEGIDA), holds a poster depicting German Chancellor Angela Merkel during a march in the centre of Munich in January this year. Anti-refugee posts have appeared on Facebook.Michael Dalder/Reuters

German prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into Facebook's European head due to complaints that the social media platform is not removing posts containing hate speech related to the country's influx of refugees.

Under German law, anyone who makes a public comment that incites hatred or violence against a person on the grounds of ethnicity or religion can face up to three years in prison. Under the same law, a person can be imprisoned for attacking the "human dignity of a person or group of people by insulting that group." Politicians have grown concerned that hate speech, and even outbreaks of violence, are growing throughout Germany, with the country preparing to receive more than one million asylum seekers by the end of the year.

A Lady Emerge As Nigerian Finance Minister Amiss The Financial Crisis The Country Is Facing

Nigeria's new minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, smiles after taking an oath of office during a swearing-in …

Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari appointed former investment banker Kemi Adeosun as finance minister on Wednesday, putting her in charge of Africa's largest economy amid its worst crisis in years, as he swore in members of his long-awaited cabinet.

Buhari worried investors with the five-month wait to put his 36 ministers in place while the economy, reliant on oil exports for 70 percent of government revenues, was hammered by a fall in crude prices and an Islamist insurgency in the northeast.

The 72-year-old former military ruler, who took office on May 29, has said he took the time to vet the candidates as part of his election promise to battle corruption and mismanagement.