The Youths of opposition Peoples Democratic Party has called on the All Progressive Congress to bury  their heads in shame for telling more lies during the rally in Uyo Akwa Ibom State. The National Coordinator PDP Youth Alliance Dr. Charles Omini said on a day that 700 soldiers were missing in Baga and Boko Haram taking over the territories in Borno State APC led federal government is boasting it has conquered Boko Haram in the north east part of the country. He said the APC led administration  didn't mean well for Nigerians,describing it as party that survives only on lies and cheap propaganda. He accused the APC that its only target is massive looting of the countries
treasury and to bring more hunger and pains to Nigerians.He challenged the APC to explain to Nigerians were they fought corruption and fixed the economy they claimed when millions of Nigerians are out of jobs.He said the empty stadium Uyo Akwa Ibom State was  a clear indication of the rejection of the APC by Nigerians who cannot be fooled again with lies.He called on the  APC to defend all the allegations  level against President Buhari that Nigerians need explanations.

INVITATION ! INVITATION !! INVITATION !!!

In an effort to sustain our cultural heritage, the Ugaga General Youth Club cordially invites you to her #YOUTH CULTURAL DAY Celebration and inauguration ceremony  of the newly elected Executive members.

The event shall be heralded with a public lecture with the themes :#SUSTAINING THE TEMPO OF OUR CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE 21st CENTURY slated  for 30th December 2018 and to be presented by comared Anthony  Lechor Ojeka and #THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF BUSH BURNING to Also be delivered by Mr Francis Aduma, a forestry expert on the #31st December 2019. The venue is at the Ugaga Play Ground and time is  10:00am prompt.

#COMEone

#COMEALL.

2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS - CONSOLIDATING ON OUR GAINS: A CASE STUDY OF HON JARIGBE AGOM

Ogar Wodah
Abuja Nigeria.

28th December, 2018.

As we prepare to elect and return all our representatives and party flag bearers back to power to consolidate on their laudable achievements, its pertinent to have full knowledge of their antecedents in Nation building.

On this edition, we shall take a critical look at the roles Hon Jarigbe Agom has played in the successive Government visa Vis before he was elected to represent the good people of Ogoja/Yala Federal Constituency of Cross River State at the Lower Chambers of the National Assembly.

Hon Jarigbe Agom who has paid his dues over the years in different capacities before his election into the National Assembly was a self made personality to be reckoned with, hence the repeated calls from different quarters to support his candidacy for Ogoja/Yala to consolidate our gains. In 2008, when his contemporaries in Politics were looking for offices that had budgetary allocations, Hon Jarigbe Agom made himself available to serve as Ex-Officio Cross River State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Also, in 2010/11, he was the Cross River State Coordinator For Goodluck/Sambo Presidential Campaign Organization whose contribution in no small measure led to the successful campaign and consequent victory in the presidential election. Before the build up to the 2015 general elections, he was one of the strong voices who clamoured that power should returned to the Northern Parts of Cross River State.

The Honourable's various contributions to both the state and federal governments, earned him the position of the "Chairman, Subsidy Reinvestment Programme (SURE-P)" Cross River State Chapter under the administration of President Good luck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR. He's recepient of various awards and honours, which include the prestigious "Man Of Substance Award From SAFARI GROUP and Humanitarian Award From THE RESIDENT DOCTORS of Nigeria".

Lastly, in the words of the JAGABAN OF OGOJA/YALA, Jarigbe Agom in 2014; "Its not a crash program. There must be a build-up. Our politics isn't without history. My dear people of Ogoja and Yala, the facts speak for itself. We have a date with history. Let's get it right, we can't afford to bungle it. The stakes are high. The right decision is going to have a positive multiplier effect on even our children yet unborn, but a wrong decision is going to affect even our own very existence to do the right thing, taking all the parameters of effective representation into consideration", we present him again for re-election to sustain his laudable achievements.

Victory lies with the truth, his projects/interventions are visible. We go where our vision is, that's why we are calling on the good people of Ogoja/Yala to support Hon Jarigbe Agom to consolidate on our gains.

End.

The government said it will roll out the legislation next year after holding public consultations that showed 95 percent support for the ban.

“This will mean that anyone looking to buy or adopt a puppy or kitten under six months must either deal directly with the breeder or with an animal re-homing centre,” the Department of Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said on Sunday as part of its Christmas animal welfare push. The measure is commonly called Lucy’s Law in honour of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel that was rescued from a puppy farm in Wales in 2013.

Lucy, who died in 2016, spent most of her life in a cage and was unable to breed because of her lack of movement.

Activist Lisa Garner took her home and launched a social media awareness campaign that changed the way Britons get their pets.

The government said the new law would help “end the terrible welfare conditions found in puppy farming and solve a range of existing animal welfare issues”.

‘Right start in life’
The government believes the ban will keep “high volume, low welfare breeders” — both licensed and unlicensed — from flooding pet shops with puppies and kittens raised in unethical conditions.

Defra released no figures estimating how many sales the new legislation would affect.

But London’s Battersea Dogs Home chief Claire Horton said the rules will “make sure the nation’s much-loved pets get the right start in life”.

Battersea has been the focus of several popular TV series about pet rescues and care that reflected Britons’ general affection for cats and dogs.

Britain’s People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) veterinary charity said 49 percent of UK adults owned at least one pet in 2018.

PDSA’s estimated cat population of 11.1 million edged out the 8.9 million dogs and one million rabbits — whose numbers have nearly halved since 2011.

The British government has unfurled a number of animal welfare initiatives in the past few months that activists hope other European countries will soon follow.

One law in October banned licensed shops from dealing in puppies and kittens under the age of eight weeks.

Defra is now looking at legislation requiring all non-commercial rescue and re-homing centres to have a licence.

It separately urged families to steer clear of the temptation to buying their kids cute pets as Christmas gifts.

“This carries a number of risks and can have tragic consequences for animal welfare when pets are either abandoned or given to re-homing centres to deal with,” Defra said. “Pets should not be bought as a surprise.”

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress , Adams Oshiomhole , has expressed optimism that his party will win the 2019 presidential election convincingly .
The News Agency of Nigeria reported that Oshiomhole spoke with State House correspondents after a meeting he had with Vice- President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Villa , Abuja, on Thursday.

The APC chairman said the opposition Peoples Democratic Party was not an option .
He claimed that Nigerians are not ready to vote for the PDP again .

He said , “ PDP is just not an option ; particularly when their candidate is not a new face ; there is no basis for benefit of the doubt .
“ You can give benefit of the doubt to a stranger , not to someone who was at the heart; perhaps one of most powerful vice presidents we have ever had.
“ So , I am clear that Nigerians will not have any basis to give PDP the benefit of the doubt .”
He said the PDP wanted to be in power for 60 years but were driven out after 16 years .
According to him , no employer will recall an employee whose job was terminated due to gross misconduct and abuse of office .
The APC national chairman recalled that the PDP National Chairman , Uche Secondus , apologised to Nigerians but Nigerians did not accept the apology .
He added, “ I have not heard anybody say they have accepted the apology . People that have robbed you ; they don ’ t apologise and say ‘ allow me back to your store room .’ You don ’ t do that .
“ We are certain that even as we cannot talk of any perfect situation , nothing can make Nigerians get so confused as to think that those who mismanaged yesterday and those who were at the heart of that mismanagement can be entrusted with providing leadership for tomorrow .
“ I do not think that is a question at all . PDP is out of this calculation as far as I am concerned .”
Oshiomhole said that all was set for the inauguration of the party ’ s campaign on Friday in Uyo , Akwa Ibom State .
According to him , it will be the President ’ s first rally taking place in the South- South which is very significant .

Oshiomhole said from all the feelers from the state , the people were anxious to receive the President and to hear his message.

“ We are all in good mood , ” he added.

Bandits ” have emerged as the new bogeyman for insecurity in Nigeria , joining a long ( and still growing list ) that includes Boko Haram , cultists , herdsmen , kidnappers and militants . In different parts of the North - West , from Birnin- Gwari in Kaduna to Tsafe in Zamfara, bandits are offered as the trope for an intolerable carnage, and the inexplicable haplessness of a Federal Government that doesn ’ t appear to care for much else in an election season. As this lamentable state metastasises , it may be worthwhile to reflect on banditry in Nigeria .
In different parts of Nigeria , banditry is used to describe different variants of outlawry. In reality , the usage conflates two underlying problems – ineffective law enforcement in Southern Nigeria , and the crisis of ungoverned spaces in Northern Nigeria . Since Independence , successive governments have had to confront variants of these trends . The evidence over time suggests a link between governance, its failures , and banditry .
In This Present Darkness, his history of organised crime in Nigeria , Stephen Ellis traces post - independence banditry in Nigeria to “ shortly before the civil war , when government broke down in some parts of the Western Region and there was a blurred line between political violence, crime, and organised insurgency .” At the end of the war , the military regime of Gowon failed to manage demobilisation. As demobilised combatants from the war returned home to nothing to do , outlawry became appealing .
In Southern Nigeria , which comprises a mere 29% of Nigeria ’ s nearly 924 , 000 km ² of landmass , urban banditry ensued . Unsurprisingly , armed robbery in built - up areas of the country was an early manifestation . An early exponent of this was Ishola Oyenusi , a high- school dropout who chose to be called “ the Doctor ” and terrorised Lagos at the end of the Civil War . In response , the military government introduced mandatory death by firing squad for convicted armed robbers . The first set of public executions took place in front of Bar Beach , in Victoria Island , Lagos on April 26, 1971 . Less than four and a half months later , on September 8, 1971 , Oyenusi was executed at the same location .
Urban banditry was not confined to southern Nigeria . In April 1970, three armed men robbed a bank in Kano of £ 27 , 750 .
The pace of public executions quickly escalated . By 1976 , over 400 armed robbers had been publicly executed by firing squad . In 1984 alone , under the regime of Major -General Muhammadu Buhari , there were at least 338 such executions. In 12 years between 1984 and 1996, over 1 , 200 of such executions took place . Around the same time , drug trafficking emerged as a major factor in outlawry in Nigeria .
It appeared that each succeeding decade saw an intensification of urban outlawry in different parts of southern Nigeria . In the 1980 s , the poster - boy was Lawrence Anini , another school drop - out who concatenated indiscriminate violence with a touch of the Robin Hood marinated in advocacy for the downtrodden . Anini ’ s reign of terror in the then Bendel State and surrounding states was facilitated by the complicity of some senior police personnel who helped to provide his gang with intelligence and made evidence against them to disappear . When two members of his gang were convicted in mid - 1986 following effective police work, Anini turned his guns against the police in an intense rampage of mass killing , during which 10 police officers in Bendel State died between August and October 1986 . That would prove to be his undoing . Military President , Ibrahim Babangida, turned up the heat on then Inspector - General of Police , Etim Inyang, famously asking him during a meeting of the then ruling military council in October 1986 : “ Where is Anini ”? Two months later , in December 1986 , the police arrested Anini and dismantled his gang, which included Monday Osunbor , a Police Superintendent . In March 1987, they were executed .
In the 1990 s , Shina Rambo terrorised parts of South- West Nigeria with similar escapades . In South- East Nigeria , the Otokoto case in Owerri, Imo State , in 1996 revealed a netherworld of ritualised human sacrifice . By the 2000 s , commercial kidnapping , political violence and assassinations would emerge as dominant forms of outlawry. The best - known exponents included a man known as Osisikankwu ( Obioma Nwankwo) in Abia State and resource militants in the Niger Delta . In Abia State and parts of the South-East Nigeria , government broke down and security was taken over by a bandit , vigilante horde , known as Bakassi Boys .
Three additional factors collaborated in launching this new phase .
First, public universities became fertile breeding grounds for outlaws . The story of how this came about lies in the history of competition between university- based confraternities . The Pyrates Confraternity , the oldest of these confraternities in Nigeria would be forced to leave the universities about 1986 . The Supreme Eiye Confraternity ( National Association of Airlords) emerged in Lagos around 1965 as rival to the Pyrates . In Ibadan, the National Association of Sealords , better known as the Buccaneers , followed by 1972 . The University of Calabar produced the Klansmen Confraternity and in the University of Port Harcourt , the Vikings emerged . The growth of these groups coincided with the emergence of articulate civic activism in the universities led by the National Union of Nigerian Students , later known as the National Association of Nigerian students . Military rulers co- opted these cults to disrupt official student activism . Competing groups in the politics of university administration also found them useful . In the Niger Delta , Stephen Ellis recalls , they “ became a factor in the region ’ s politics.”
Second, Babangida’ s transition to civil rule programme created a mutual support network between politicians, robbers and cults. By 2008 , Mujahid Asari Dokubo , asked how the armed youths who traded in violence acquired their weapons , answered the Rivers State Truth and Reconciliation Commission presided over by former Supreme Court Justice, Kayode Eso : “ The guns were purchased with money disbursed by politicians.”
Third , mismanagement of natural resources exploitation in both the North and the South energised the transition from urban to rural banditry . Mismanagement of the economy did the rest . Southern Kaduna , for instance , had always been rich in gemstones, including diamond , sapphire , quartz , ruby, temaline , and aquamarine . In the early - to -mid 1980 s , this set off a mad rush of artisanal gemstone rustlers who would invade communities in Jema ’ a . The rustlers came from as far as Mali , Senegal and Sudan in search of shiny gemstones that the locals called “ devil stones ” . In 1986 , Newswatch Magazine ’ s Aniete Usen reported “ cases of eliminating by kidnapping , sudden disappearance of dealers and diggers and a whole range of other blood - chilling tales . The barons, agents and diggers became fanatically… . fully armed with automatic weapons .” The weapons they brought into Southern Kaduna would feature prominently in the first Kafanchan crisis in 1987. Their methods have been evident in the descent from artisanal mining to organised banditry in Birnin- Gwari and Zamfara, three decades later .
In the Niger Delta , the military government of General Sani Abacha introduced guns to quell civic advocacy for resource justice . In 1994 , they deployed the Joint ( Military ) Task Force . Nearly a quarter of a century later , the guns are everywhere and the JTF is mired in an interminable mission.
In a little - noticed release on December 21, Nigeria ’ s Defence Minister , Mansur Dan- Ali , a retired one - Star General , himself also from Zamfara State , complained : “ The issue of ( sic ) drug abuse , unemployment and governance amongst others contributes to the deplorable security situation in Zamfara State .” The best the current administration has done is the launch in December 2018 of a Presidential Advisory Committee on the Elimination of Drug Abuse . Chaired by Brig . Buba Marwa ( retd ., its membership also includes the wives of both the President and the Vice- President . This looks more like a token than a policy response .
Quite clearly , successive regimes in Nigeria have in different ways made efforts , mostly futile or counter- productive, to address the different kinds of banditry that they confronted . The difference this time round , it seems , is that the government of the day appears not to be much bothered by the rising human toll of the descent into an ungoverned country , nor does it care to tell the country why it can ’ t afford to be bothered .

Residents and revelers at the ongoing Calabar Carnival were yesterday treated to a breathtaking showpiece by over 5000 power bikers and 300 vintage cars drivers. The Bikers Carnival which is in its second edition as a spice to the  carnival offering drew bikers and drivers from America, Canada, Australia, Germany and other parts of the world including Africa. Also participating on the program tagged, “wonders on wheels,” were a wide range of convertibles numbering about 300 as well as other vintage cars that existed in 70s. Flagging off the event at the Millennium Park Roundabout which serves as the take off point, Cross River governor, Prof Ben Ayade intimated that “this new version was introduced to pump the adrenaline of the young people.

Leadership Nigeria Newspaper NEWS5000 Power Bikers, 300 Vintage Cars Drivers Thrill Revelers At Calabar CarnivalPublished 15 hours agoon December 27, 2018By RICHARD NDOMA Residents and revelers at the ongoing Calabar Carnival were yesterday treated to a breathtaking showpiece by over 5000 power bikers and 300 vintage cars drivers. The Bikers Carnival which is in its second edition as a spice to the  carnival offering drew bikers and drivers from America, Canada, Australia, Germany and other parts of the world including Africa. Also participating on the program tagged, “wonders on wheels,” were a wide range of convertibles numbering about 300 as well as other vintage cars that existed in 70s. Flagging off the event at the Millennium Park Roundabout which serves as the take off point, Cross River governor, Prof Ben Ayade intimated that “this new version was introduced to pump the adrenaline of the young people.” His words: “This is a new version of what our Carnival Calabar entails. Today, we are taking you through a variety of different action on the wheels. This is a new option and we just introduced this to ensure that we pump the adrenaline of young people.” Ayade who arrived the flag off point with a red and black bandana and accompanied by his wife, Linda, said: “I got some friends from the United States, Australia, Canada who just arrived Calabar to be with us for this carnival, so you are lucky to have this opportunity to watch the first option of formula K in Calabar.” The governor charged tourists and visitors to the state to “take advantage of the beauty, greenery and all that exists in Calabar to enjoy the warmth, embrace and the agility of the African man, providing a shoulder for all to lean on,” adding: “please find time while here to savour this rich city.” Earlier, Chairman Cross River Carnival Commission, Mr. Gabe Onah, disclosed that the vintage cars on the streets had existed when many were not born. He lauded Ayade for his vision to introduce an addendum to the fleets of events lined up to spice up the Carnival Calabar program.

The power bikes, convertibles and vintage cars had a field day along the 14 kilometres Carnival Calabar routes entertaining over 40,000 spectators who watched them perform a variety of stunts.

The executive governor of Cross River State HE PROF BEN AYADE demonstrated love at NORTHFEST when he bought a handkerchief at the rate of 100,000.00.

This is the kind of head work,the thinking mentality  that we look unto,it is not all about buying a handkerchief but uplifting and giving hope to the handkerchief seller in the grassroot.Ayade has been a personality I look up to for a very long period of time now.He carried the less privileged in his heart always.

The Governor can not left his office all the way to Cross River north without a handkechief in his pocket u and i know that?But he has shown to the good people of Cross River north and Nigerians that u dont need to know someone before u intervene not minding where the person is coming from,the seller does not know that he will be touched by the Governor on this day,but the governor has identify him in his struggle for survival.He has taking the handkerchief business to a greater height.This is what we call empowerment.

When I hear people people calling the governor names as a 419,I used to laugh because so many don't know that God has giving u a head to use it wisely and think and utilize it to change the narrative.Now,would you refers to our popular norllywood actor Mr John Okafor(Mr Ibu) as a fool?No should be the general answer if u will agree with me.The man in question is intelligent and can think very well to solve any situation that come his way in the process of film production.This is the kind of intellectuall ability that the executive governor  Prof Ben Ayade is using to sustain Cross River State as a whole.

I never wanted to start pin pointing Ayade achievements here because it is numerous in terms of overhauling the state.Ayade is the right man for our dear state for now,the only man who has manage the state well and driving it through industrialization.Let's join hands to support him to complete and stabilize the state once again till 2023.
If u vote Ayade come 2019,u will never regret it because he think like the white man.

He is good to go and ready to do more.

In one of his quote he said
Switch on ur brain and the money will follow -Prof Ben Ayade
Code 888 is the way.
2019 is assured.
Vote prof Ben Ayade come 2019 for continuity.
#VOTEPDP

WOMEN OF HAUSA COMMUNITY IN OGOJA DECLARES THEIR TOTAL SUPPORT FOR HON JARIGBE AGOM,
MEMBER REPRESENTING  OGOJA /YALA FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY.

Today 27th December 2018

On behalf of  TEAMJARI, Myself, Adoga Michael Oyi and Daniel Riwo, we celebrates Christmas with the women of Hausa community in ogoja.

Women of Hausa community in Ogoja declares their total support for Hon JARIGBE AGOM, Member representing the peaceful people of Ogoja /yala Federal constituency.

 A deflation of members of the campaign organization paid a visit to members of the Hausa community women to share gift items and cash to enable them celebrate with their loved ones courtesy of Hon jarigbe Agom.

 While receiving the delegation,  the group  leader who happens to be the women Leader of the Hausa community of our great party (PDP)  Hajiya Fatima Suleiman  promised to work dearly for the party and ensures that  HON JARIGBE AGOM is ruturned back to the green chambers while appreciating the MP for the show of love.

She also said that she has encouraged all the women to go and collect their PVCs  for those that haven't collected because that is very important as it is the only tool they have.

The Team distributed cash and gift items to the women as they joyously depart to their various destination.

#Breaking_News

Governor Ben. Ayade Benedict returns the biggest flag in Africa back to position with an extension 3x6 meters, making it the biggest flag hoisted in 2018 in the world.
Project facilitated by the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Entrepreneurship and Job Placement Cross River State Mr. Joseph Lashakara Edet.

Cross River State is gradually getting back on track!

Don't shout and wonder, Every negative situation contains the possibility for something positive.

2019 is the year of opportunities. It is how you look at it. Our lack of resources is advantage. 

For Four years, we have continually survived the worst that life can bring. Time to cease to be controlled by fear is now.

With no money, Cross is turning into an industrial hub.

The more we are denied of the wealth of Nigeria nation,  to force us to remain dependants on beggary political schemes, the more we recreate and invent new ways of making wealth and taking ourselves to the first world ruled not by hungry and greedy politicians but by industrialized market economy. 

I have a dream, yet the dream is too real today, to be a dream, so I call it, "The Realities of 2019 and beyond."

This is the "Ayadeism spirit of enterprise." The greatest confidence of tomorrow future, seen and felt today.

BREAKING NEWS:

When the employment portal of Cross River State Primary Healthcare Development Agency is out the whole world will know.

The is no politics in healthcare,  those who know Dr Betta Edu will testify that she cannot and will never compromise standard. When the portal is open, the link will be shared everywhere for qualify persons to apply.  For now disregard any rumour, don't pay money to anyone not even to any staff of the Agency.

Report any case of extortion to  the office of the DG or reach her via her mobile number.

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR IN ADVANCE.

BREAKING NEWS:

When the employment portal of Cross River State Primary Healthcare Development Agency is out the whole world will know.

The is no politics in healthcare,  those who know Dr Betta Edu will testify that she cannot and will never compromise standard. When the portal is open, the link will be shared everywhere for qualify persons to apply.  For now disregard any rumour, don't pay money to anyone not even to any staff of the Agency.

Report any case of extortion to  the office of the DG or reach her via her mobile number.

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR IN ADVANCE.

Keep your Degree in a safe custody for future opportunity, and engage in entrepreneur skills, otherwise you will die poor.

Most of the educated people in Nigeria are poor. Majority of the educated earn less than N55,000 for a salary before tax and other deductions. When the deductions are put into consideration, the net salary comes to around N50,000. The net salary then suffers from loan deductions of up to N15,000 leaving the salary at around N35,000. The landlord then demands for his N15,000 and monthly shopping takes away N10,000 leaving one with a N10,000. The bus will demand for N300 going to and from work and relatives get another N2,500. The whole salary is gone and borrowed money starts operating. The borrowed money includes short loans and salary advances.

The difference between poverty and prosperity is property. A prosperous person has property to his name while a poverty stricken person has no property to show. Using this understanding, therefore, most of the degree holders are poverty stricken, borrowing money to buy chicken and chips, pizza, and a car.

The biggest excuse for getting paid such low amounts of money and having to sit and work for another person for 30 days is THE DEGREE that one possesses and that’s all. This has made most of the degree holders very poor to poverty stricken and will die that way most likely. A degree holder does not know how to generate money unless that money is generated for the employer. A degree holder is so dependent on the salary that he can do anything to get a job but will not think of starting a business of his own to employ others.

Interesting Facts!

1.   A degree holder is not prepared to sell chips but is very happy to work for hungry lion (companies).

2.   A degree holder is not prepared to sell popcorn in the street but is very happy to work for Dangote outlet in the city and mum river-sides.

3.   A degree holder is not prepared to sell second hand clothes but is very happy to be employed by Zenith Bank which the business of selling stocks and looking for customers in a scorching Sun.

4.   A degree holder is not prepared to make N150,000 monthly doing his own business but is very happy to work at the till in a bank getting paid N25,000.

5.   A degree holder is not prepared to start a company and grow it in two to three years but will spend three years searching for a job.

6.   A degree holder is not prepared to sell food to students but will be happy to be reporting to a boss with no qualifications as Office Assistant as long as he is paid N30,000 for a salary.

7.   A degree holder is so eager to get out of this country and work in another country than spend time to develop his own country.

8.   A degree holder staying in a foreign land (Nigerian) is very keen to condemn Nigeria but never contributing to the development of this country.

9.   A Nigerian degree holder would rather sweep the streets of London or USA than start a business to make money in her father land – others work in people’s homes doing some work (cleaners).

10. A degree holder in Nigeria will watch porn on his laptop but never sit to write a book using the same laptop to sell and make money.

11. A degree holder will blame the government for lack of jobs even after he was on government bursary for him to have his degree.

12. Nigeria is blessed with young people who have master’s degree and others are doctors in different technical fields such as IT and Engineering but all of them have failed to create a cartoon character or develop a movie from the same instead very happy to buy Tom and Jerry for their children thereby promoting American and UK.

A school I visit, there is a man that is of very humble background. He does not speak English but sells Coke, Fanta and Sprite at N80 each making a profit of N10 on each drink. He also sells chips at N50 making a profit of N17 on each portion. Not less than 80 students buy chips and a drink every single day. This means he makes a profit of N27 for a drink and chips and a total profit of N2,160 per day…every single day. In ten days he makes a profit of N21,600 in twenty days N43,200 and in thirty days N64,800.

The degree holder working in a bank at the till gets a salary of N45,000 every month.

Why are the degree holders poor?

Because they have decided to pride themselves in a degree and failed to think better than a man who does not have even a certificate to his name.

Degree holders spend their time liking articles on linkedIn and facebook but never have any care in the world to implement what they like. Poverty starts from the mind, a mind that just likes things but never to implement those things.

If you want to progress, keep that degree and start thinking better than someone without a degree. There's no white collar Job anywhere bro!

 Be prepared to get your hands dirty and work like an ox for your business. Your hard work will pay off.

Think Success!!! Think Entrepreneurship!!!👌👌

Yours Sincerely.....

Coalition Of Social Entrepreneurs... 
fight your way to that financial freedom you seek.

BUILD THE YOUTH.
BUILD THE NATION.

Still on the commissioning of Santuscom Agro - hub, and launching of Ogoja grown agro products, the foremost candidate for Yala 1 Sate constituency House of Assembly seat under SDP, Comr Michael Sunday Emaluji arrives the Santuscom park Venue for the historic event, with cheers and ovation from his constituents.

The people kept shouting "Emaluji the one we know, Emaluji the people's choice," to the amazement of other dignitaries.

Chief Paul Santus CEO Santuscom Agro - hub, who is also a boss and mentor to Comr Emaluji described Emaluji as a perfect gentleman, loyal and honest personality to be with. He further described Emaluji as ambitious, and a goal chaser, regardless.

Hon Emaluji supported his boss by purchasing 100bags of santuscom Ogoja rice.

He immediately ordered the distribution of the 100bags of rice to his constituents for Christmas.

Vote Emaluji for Cross River State House of Assembly seat, Yala 1 Sate Constituency.
#VoteEmaluji.