A. Lincoln and J. Kennedy history that has spooky simularities
http://xrisworld.blogspot.com.ng/?m=1

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Joshua, Klitschko rematch for October

A post-war record crowd of 90,000 packed into the national stadium to watch the fight but staging an outdoor clash in the autumn is more problematic. As such, the Principality Stadium in Cardiff is considered the frontrunner to host the rematch, should it take place in the UK, because of the retractable roof. But, with Wales in action at home for four consecutive weekends across November and December, promoter Eddie Hearn has ear-marked  October  28 as the most viable date for a fight in the Welsh capital. He said,  “I believe Klitschko will go ahead with the rematch so we are looking at dates. “The Principality Stadium is not really available in November because of rugby so 28 October is the option. Most of December is available but I don’t really want to go that late. “Josh has a bit of a sore shoulder, Klitschko has had a tough fight, his face was bashed up. You have got two more weeks in May, all of June and after that they will be thinking ‘right let’s get ...
Read more

Presidency awaits letter from Senate on Magu’s rejection

The Presidency will not react to the rejection of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Acting Chairman Ibrahim Magu until it receives an official communication from the Senate. There were, however, ongoing consultations with some stakeholders on the fate of Magu. But a former Senate Leader, Sen. Ali Ndume yesterday faulted the rejection of Magu by the Senate. He said if the Senate could disqualify Magu on the basis of mere allegations, the President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki and other Senators on trial have no business in the chamber. He regretted that Magu was not given the benefit of the doubt. The position of the presidency was made known in a tweet by the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President, Mr. Femi Adesina. Adesina said: “The Presidency will respond to the non-clearance of Magu as EFCC boss after it receives official communication in writing from the Senate.” A government source, who spoke in confidence, said: “The President ...
Read more

Lagos to become Africa’s third largest economy, says Otedola

Billionaire businessman Femi Otedola yesterday predicted that Lagos will become the third largest economy in Africa by the end of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s tenure. He said given the governor’s stellar performance, the state would move up from its current fifth position. Otedola canvassed support for Ambode’s second term so as to continue with the good work, which he said is a continuation of “the foundation laid by his good predecessors.” Otedola, who hails from Epe, is the son of the aborted Third Republic Governor of the state, the late Chief Michael Otedola, who was in charge between 1992 and 1993. In a statement yesterday, entitled ‘Ambode has done overwhelmingly well’ Otedola, said: “As a Lagosian and OMO Ibile, I wish to expressly commend and appreciate The great good work our amiable Governor Ambode is doing in our dear Lagos – Nigeria’s no one State. I have watched and followed keenly, in the last three years of the brilliant transformation projects across the State....
Read more