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Happy 2nd month🎊🎉 Dear CMA Participants, It has been 2 months since our launch in South Africa on the 16th of January 2017 and to this day people are happy with CMA, the efficiency of the system and its support team. Everyone is getting paid and enjoying the benefits of being CMA participants. Despite great opposition in the first few days of launching in South Africa CMA rose above every criticism and opposition. Our aim at CMA is not greed and miss management but to change lives and have a sustainable system for years to come, of course we can't do it alone; we need everyone's corporation and everyone to share the same mind as we do. Therefore as you can attest that CMA pays and is efficient, you as participants of CMA also do your part and share the opportunity with as many people as possible. Start doing presentations everywhere. Nigeria is doing well also and we would like to assure every Nigerians that every opposition you see, South Africans have conquered and

Exactly a week after it started operations as a replacement airport for the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, the Kaduna International Airport has come into the news for a strange reason. The sum of N 49 million was intercepted by the operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission as the huge was being ferried out through the airport. According to a statement released by the Spokesman for the EFCC, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, the cash was found during a routine baggage screening. According to the information, the money was contained in five unmarked and unaccompanied large black coloured Buhu sags. “Upon examination, the bags were found to contain fresh crispy Naira notes of N200 denomination in 20 bundles totaling N40 million and N50 denomination in 180 bundles totaling N9 million with seal purportedly emanating from the Nigeria Security and Minting Plc (NSPM) as seen in the labeled sealed packs. The EFCC spokesman said investigation into the case was in top gear t

Senate Rejection means Magu Immediately Ceases to act as EFCC Chairman – Ozekhome. **Says Buhari can no longer re-present Magu’s name. Constitutional Lawyer and Human Rights Activists, Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), has said the second rejection by the Senate to consider Acting EFCC Chairman, Ibrahim Magu for confirmation has put the final nail on his nomination by President Muhammadu Buhari and he ceases to act in that capacity. Speaking to Vanguard in a statement while throwing light on ‘The Legal and Moral Issues of the Second and Final Rejection of Confirmation of Magu as EFCC Chairman’, Ozekhome said that Ibrahim Magu has henceforth ceased to be the Chairman of the EFCC going by the powers vested on the Senate by the constitution.  He said, “Going by sections 2(1) and 2(3) of the EFCC Act, he ceases to be the Executive Chairman. Having left his “acting” position during his proposal to the Senate, he also loses his “acting” capacity. It is simply a bad case. “The Senate is the o

A note left by the Nigerian air force officer, Lieutenant Kalu, who shot his colleague/lover dead over suspicion that she was cheating on him with another man has been found. He left a note explaining his actions, adding that he would also kill himself after he kills his girlfriend. Kalu who must have changed his mind at the last moment out of fear, was arrested and detained at the air force base in Benue state. Read the note below:"It’s a privilege for me writing this note because it would be read by most of men.""It’s a love story of a guy falling in love with a wrong witch who pretended to be good in my eyes and in the eyes of my loving mother. Am a simple guy who never partake in name various (nefarious) activities. Most individuals say I have a future here it is. Am a guy who pull two rounds in a witch and one round to my f*cking body.""For it is said he who kill by the sword shall die by it.""Most idiot would insult me, yes! If I were to be

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday met behind closed doors with the Senate president, Bukola Saraki and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, on many issues that transpired in thecountry while he was on medical vacation.Issues discussed at the about 40 minutes meeting included budget, ambassadorial nominees, Niger Delta, Eurobond, and the issue concerning the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen, who was confirmed in his absence.Speaking with State House correspondents at the end of the meeting, Saraki said “after being away for a while it’s good for us to meet and generally review things that were done in his absence, so it was a normal consultation.Asked to assess the President’s health being a medical doctor, the Senate president added: “I came here to discuss the activities in the National Assembly in his absence, the President met with us and I think we were there for over 40 minutes. I was not talking to myself, so you know he was responding and we w

About 700 people have died from malaria in Burundi so far this year,the health minister said, with the authorities having registered 1.8 million infections in a rising epidemic.“Burundi faces a malaria epidemic,” Josiane Nijimbere said Monday, commenting on a World Health Organization (WHO) report.From January 1 to March 10 this year, 1.8 million infections were registered in Burundi, according tothe WHO.MosquitoAccording to Nijimbere, the latest figures constitute a 17 percent increase from the same period last year.“Some 700 deaths” have been registered since January, the minister added.In 2016, an estimated 8.2 million people were infected and 3,000 people died in mountainous Burundi, which is home to around 11 million people.UN officials and medical sources say Burundi’s stock of anti-malaria medication is nearly empty.Nijimbere put the cost of fighting malaria at $31 million (29 million euros), as she appealed for donations to help fight the disease.She attributed the rise in infe

T he Commissioner for Health in Zamfara,  Alhaji Suleiman Gummi,said  that  no fewer than  80 people  had been killed  by choleraoutbreak in the state  in the last one month.The commissioner told newsmen on Tuesday in Gusau that 500 others were currently receiving treatment at various health facilities in the state.He said the disease had spread to 10 out of the 14 local government areas of the state.Gummi said the state government had established special camps and had deployed medicine and health personnel there to contain the situation.He said that the state government had reported the case to the Federal Government and more medical supports were being expected.The commissioner appealed to the citizens of the state to keep their environments clean and also ensure  to prepare their  food under hygienic conditions.The local government areas affected are; Bungudu, Maru, Maradun, Talata-Mafara and Bakura.Others are: Shinkafi, Anka, Kaura -Namoda, Birnin-Magaji and Zurmi.NAN also reports