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BUHARI SACKS DG BUDGET OFFICE..ANNOUNCES REPLACEMENT

Following the controversies surrounding the 2016 budget presented to the National Assembly, President Muhammadu  Buhari today approved the sack of the Director General of the Budget Office of the Federation, Yahaya Gusau and announced Tijjani Mohammed Abdullahi as his replacement.

Gusau was appointed by Buhari in August 2015 and was expected to be in office for a period of four years.

A statement by Femi Adesina, Buhari's Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, states that the new DG of Budget office, Tijjani Abdullahi, is a fellow of the Certified National Accountants of Nigeria, and a banker of repute with experience in managing public finance.

The new Director-General (Budget) is expected to work with the Minister of Budget and National Planning to efficiently deliver on the mandates of the Budget Office of the Federation. President Buhari has also approved the appointment of Ben Ifeanyi Akabueze as the Special Adviser on Planning to the Minister of Budget and National Planning. Akabueze who is the immediate past Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget in Lagos State, has worked in senior management positions in Citi Bank, Fidelity Bank, United Bank for Africa, NAL Merchant Bank, Sterling Bank and BIA Consulting Limited, among others. He is Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Bankers; Fellow, Institute of Credit Administrators and Honorary Fellow, Chartered Institute of Bankers.

PHOTO OF DA DAY: DOUBLE WAHALA FOR DEDI BODI !

Okada man carrying another Okada man and his bike! Double wahala 4 'dedi' body (Fela Kuti)

DEAD BODY AND CASH FOUND ON BOARD OF U.S. CARGO PLANE IN ZIMBABWE

A U.S. registered cargo plane has been impounded at an airport in Zimbabwe after workers reportedly found a dead body inside. State-run newspaper The Herald reports the MD-11 trijet is being held at Harare International Airport after workers spotted blood dripping from the aircraft during a routine fuel stop. Inside, they found a dead body and "millions" of South African rand.

The plane, owned by Florida-based Western Global Airlines, is understood to have been transporting large sums of cash from Munich in Germany via Belgium and Nigeria and was bound for the seaside town of Durban in South Africa when it stopped in Harare for refueling.

“The jet crew was questioned and they said they hit a bird in the air. But then a search was made and the body of an adult male fell out,” a source told African News Agency.

A spokesman for the South African Reserve Bank suggested the body belonged to a “stowaway” and expressed the hope its money would be released soon.

One million South African rand converts to roughly $63,000 U.S.

Officials can explain the money, as the plane was reportedly flying from Germany to South Africa carrying new rand notes to the South African Reserve Bank. It's the dead body officials are still investigating. 

SABC reports South Africa's ambassador to Zimbabwe is speculating the body might be that of a stowaway. 

"It was reportedly found in the cargo section, which is almost on the underbelly of the plane," an SABC reporter said.

Local reports said four crew members had been arrested: two Americans, a Pakistani and a South African. An airport source told The Telegraph that two couriers had remained on the plane since the discovery on Sunday, reluctant to leave its valuable cargo.

Images circulated on social media showed a charred body protruding from a flap on the outside of the aircraft. Officials with face masks stand to one side on a hydraulic platform and Zimbabwe Republic Police tape is visible. A Zimbabwean aviation source told The Telegraph the body fell out of the flap when security staff began searching for the source of the blood.

Pradeep Maharaj, Group Executive for the South African Reserve Bank's currency operations, would not confirm whether SARB employees were on the craft.

“The South African Reserve Bank is aware of an aircraft carrying a SARB consignment that stopped in Harare and was detained following the discovery of an unidentified body that is presumed to be a stowaway on the aircraft,” he said in a statement.

“The SARB is working with the relevant authorities to ensure that the cargo is released and transported to South Africa.”

MAN CUTS OFF HIS MANHOOD AFTER CUTTING WIFE'S BREAST ON VAL'S DAY OVER SUSPICION AFFAIRS

A man allegedly cut his wife’s breast on the eve of Valentine’s Day after accusing her of having an affair with his own brother. He then turned the knife on himself, chopped off his penis and threw it outside the house. This incident happened in Kiganjo village, Thika, Kenya.

The woman, Margaret Achieng (pictured speaking to journalists) is currently admitted at Thika Level Five Hospital. She told journalists that she realized her husband had chopped off his manhood after a neighbour had summoned the police.

The couple was rushed to the hospital where Ms Achieng was stitched. Her husband underwent a successful reconstruction surgery. Doctors at the hospital told journalists that the woman is in a stable condition but her husband’s condition will be reviewed after the surgery.

Source: Nairobi News

ABIKE DABIRI APPOINTED SENIOR SPECIAL ASSISTANT ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Abike Dabiri,the former House of Reps member was appointed Senior Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora today. Congratulations. Another photo after the cut..

NOSTALGIA: OBA SAMUEL ADERIYI ADARA OF ODE-EKITI WAS REMOVED FROM OFFICE FOR NON-PERFORMANCE

Today, obas are still removed from office for non-performance. Consider the case of Oba Samuel Aderiyi Adara of the Ode-Ekiti community in Gbonyin Council of Ekiti State,  Nigeria, who was dethroned for non-performance:

The traditional ruler, who is a born again Christian, was accused of not contributing enough to the progress of the community and of frustrating the celebration of the yearly festival.
The monarch was equally blamed for the deaths of some notable indigenes, including four professors, one of them a former don of the University of Ado-Ekiti.

The traditional ruler was invited to the community meeting where he was accused of failing in his duty of moving the town forward. But attempts by the monarch to extricate himself from the allegations failed when he was asked to mention his personal contribution to the growth of the town since he became the king. He was lambasted for not informing the state government of the pathetic socio-economic situation in his domain and asked to vacate the throne for a more progressive minded personality in the town.


While the meeting was still going on, some youths in the town invaded the venue, removed the dress of the traditional ruler, including his royal beads and crown, and chased him out of the town. Shortly after, traditional trees in strategic shrines were cut down, symbolizing the demise of the Oba.

The spokesman for the community said it was the collective decision of both the old and young to dethrone the monarch, saying his reign was “disastrous, woeful and sorrowful” (The Guardian, July 24, 2003; p.4).

BUHARI SACKS MORE DGS...NAFDAC - SON - FMBN- IFT ETC

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the sack of more Director Generals of Federal Government parastatals. The lists of the parastatals that have their DGs fired include;

-Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF)

- New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD)

- Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF)

- Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board(NCDMB)

- Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) 

- Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund)

- National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA)

- Petroleum Equalization Fund Nigeria Railways Corporation (NRC) (xv) Bureau of 

-Public Procurements (BPP)

- Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE)

- Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) 

-Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON)

 -National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) 

- Nigeria Investment Promotion Council (NIPC) 

- Bank of Industry (BoI) 

-National Centre for Women Development (NCWD) 

- National Orientation Agency (NOA) 

-Industrial Training Fund (ITF) 

-Nigerian Export-Import Bank 

-National Agency for Prohibition of Traffic In Persons and Other Related Matters (NAPTIP)