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Watch: Jidenna Explains Why Nigerians Are Known For Scam
Nigerian born US singer, Jidenna during a recent appearance on the Breakfast Club, has reacted to the recent arrest of 77 Nigerians by the Federal Bureau of Intelligence (FBI).
In his reaction, the “Classic Man” hitmaker said that the reason why Nigerians excel in many areas of life including scam is because they are smarter than a lot of people .
He said:
”The reason why Nigerians are known for scamming is not because we are bad people. It’s because we are smarter than a lot of people”.
See the video below:
"The reason Nigerians are known for scamming…is because we are smarter than a lot of people…It is what it is."Jidenna condoning Yahoo Yahoo. Can't see much difference between this and what Naira Marley said [not did], but hey… pic.twitter.com/c3khUtxfHm— Deji Faremi (@deejayfaremi) August 25, 2019
It would be recalled that we reported Jidenna recently dropped his sophomore album, ’85 To Africa’ some few days back.
In an interview with MTV previewing his latest studio project, Jidenna explained the cultural significance of the album’s name:
“I wanted this album to be a highway that you could take to Africa. We’re living in a time where there’s a lot less borders between people. There’s some people to build borders and make walls but the rest of us know that we are in a time where global culture is it. This album is a mixture of all of that.”
The Epic Records artist’s sophomore album features 11 songs. Guests include GoldLink, Fela Kuti’s son Seun Kuti, Mereba, St. Beauty and Mr. Eazi.
Nigerian Army University Post-UTME 2019: Cut-off mark, Eligibility and Registration Details
Nigerian Army university Biu (NAUB) invites all candidates that have chosen the university as their First Choice for Direct Entry (DE) and Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) with 160 points and above for UTME, to apply for the Post-UTME and DE online screening for admissions into all programmes of the University for 2019/2020 Academic Session. The exercise has been slated for 26th August, to 8th September, 2019.
All candidates for UTME and DE Admissions are to pay their Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (PUTME) fees of N2,000 and upload their credentials between 26thAugust, to 8th September, 2019. Other activities involved in the online screening are as follows:
ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES:
ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES:
Only candidates who have chosen NAUB as their first choice and have a minimum of 160 points in the 2019 UTME and DE candidates with a minimum of Upper-Credit or its equivalent are eligible for the Post-UTME Online Screening. In addition, each candidate must possess at least (5) credit passes in relevant field including English Language and Mathematics at not more than two (2) sittings in their O-Levels. Participation in the Post-UTME and DE which will be conducted online is mandatory for all interested candidates.
REGISTRATION/SCREENING PROCEDURES:
- Visit the University Post UTME/DE link at www.naub.edu.ng
- Click on UTME/DE Screening.
- Create a User Account (New users only).
- Select your program choice.
- Click “Pay Now” button to make your payment.
- Select your ATM Card type (e.g Master, Visa or Verve Card) (Select Nigerian Card Only) and click “Make Payment”.
- Only candidates whose payment has been successful can be redirected to fill the form.
- Click on “CONTINUE FILLING FORM”
- Scan and upload original copies of your O’level Credentials and A Levels for DE candidates: recent passport photograph and 2019 JAMB Registration slip.
- Make sure to submit your application when completed. (NOTE that you cannot edit your application after submission)
- These exercises must be completed between 26th August, to 8th September, 2019.
Best Regards
Signed
Brigadier General SS IBRAHIM FSS MSS DSS pjsc MTRCN PhD
REGISTRAR
Brigadier General SS IBRAHIM FSS MSS DSS pjsc MTRCN PhD
REGISTRAR
Attacking Buhari in Japan‘ll portray Igbo as terrorists – Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth
By Nwafor Sunday
A group known as Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide, Tuesday asked those planning to attack President Muhammadu Buhari in Japan to have a re-think, noting that Ndigbo would be seen as a terrorists group if they go ahead with their planned attack.
Mazi Okechukwu isiguzoro, President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide, made the appeal in a statement he sent to Vanguard.
Recall that the leader of the Proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu had charged his members residing in Japan to humiliate and arrest Buhari.
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But reacting on his statement, Isiguzoro said, “Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide is calling on Igbo planning violent Protest in Japan to arrest of President Muhammadu Buhari to put off such senseless plot as it endangers the lives and properties of Igbo living in 19 Northern States.
“Apart from the risk of being jailed or deported from Japan, anything else that happens to Buhari will certainly put Igbo in danger.
“Most of those sponsoring the planned attack to humiliate Buhari, do not have any investment in Nigeria particularly the South East.
“Igbo are wiser than yesterday, many IPOB leaders including Nnamdi Kanu, do not have investment in the South East or Biafra land.
“Many of them are yet to build house in the South East. Many of the people staging the protest should remember that they’re the breadwinners of their families in Nigeria.
“We should vigorously defend our land while building bridges across the Niger. We are Praying for IPOB leaders to repent and stop jeopardizing the peaceful atmosphere we have experienced in the South East since the War ended in 1970.
“Attacking President Muhammadu Buhari in Japan is not an achievement, but will portray Igbo before the international community as terrorists that we can never be.
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“Irrespective of that, Igbo are facing political and economic difficulties in Nigeria, coupled with the uprising of insecurity challenges emanating from herdsmen.
“We should not worsen the situation by introducing violent Protest, it will affect Igbo in the north.”
