"Up till two months ago, Mr. President, you told me that you have not told anybody that you would contest in 2015. I quickly pointed out to you that the signs and the measures on the ground do not tally with your statement. You said the same to one other person who shared his observation with me. And only a fool would believe that statement you made to me judging by what is going on. I must say it is not ingenious. You may wish to pursue a more credible and more honorable path."2. The broken promises by President Jonathan casts him as a man without honor.
Obasanjo said it was "fatally morally flawed" for Mr. Jonathan to contest in 2015, Mr. Obasanjo added, "As a leader, two things you must cherish and hold dear among others are trust and honour both of which are important ingredients of character. I will want to see anyone in the Office of the Presidency of Nigeria as a man or woman who can be trusted, a person of honour in his words and character."3. Bamanga Tukur is just the 'sacrificial lamb' in the ongoing PDP crisis threatening to tear the party apart and President Jonathan is solely responsible for PDP's troubles.
Obasanjo said apart from using party chairman Bamanga Tukur to cause multiple crises and divide the ranks of the party, the president's failure to keep a promise he made not to seek a second term is also generating tension within the ruling party.4. According to Obasanjo, President Jonathan has been found guilty of 'misplaced allegiance' towards PDP.
"It would be unfair to continue to level full blames on the Chairman (Tukur) for all that goes wrong with the party," Mr. Obasanjo said. "The chairman is playing the tune dictated by the paymaster (Jonathan). But the paymaster is acting for a definitive purpose for which deceit and deception seem to be the major ingredients.
…supporting opposition parties' candidates in governorship elections in Lagos, Ondo, Edo and Anambra states at the detriment of PDP's own candidates –, and of pitting party members against one another, the ex-president said.5. Obasanjo accused President of not tackling the Boko Haram menace head on, advising Jonathan on ways to handle this security problem.
Mr. Obasanjo urged Mr. Jonathan to adopt a carrot and stick approach in dealing with the insurgency explaining that "conventional military actions based on standard phases of military operations alone will not permanently and effectively deal with the issue of Boko Haram".6. From the opinions of Obasanjo, President Jonathan is all about his own Ijaw tribe.
"For you to allow yourself to be "possessed", so to say, to the exclusion of most of the rest of Nigerians as an "Ijaw man" is a mistake that should never have been allowed to happen. Yes, you have to be born in one part of Nigeria to be Nigerian if not naturalized but the Nigerian President must be above ethnic factionalism. And those who prop you up as of, and for 'Ijaw nation' are not your friends genuinely, not friends of Nigeria nor friends of 'Ijaw nation' they tout about.7. President Jonathan is allegedly training snipers and placing over 1000 Nigerians on political watch list.
"To allow or tacitly encourage people of 'Ijaw nation' to throw insults on other Nigerians from other parts of the country and threaten fire and brimstone to protect your interest as an Ijaw man is myopic and your not openly quieting them is even more unfortunate.
Two Ijaw men, ex-militant Mujahid Dokubo-Asari, and a former federal commissioner for information, Edwin Clark, who carries himself around as the political godfather of the president, are known to talk down on people opposed to the president.
Mr. Obasanjo also accused Mr. Jonathan of placing over 1000 Nigerians on political watch list and "training snipers and other armed personnel secretly and clandestinely acquiring weapons to match for political purposes like Abacha and training them where Abacha trained his killers".8. The presidency is assisting a murderer to evade justice. The angry ex-president wrote:
"Presidential assistance for a murderer to evade justice and presidential delegation to welcome him home can only be in bad taste generally but particularly to the family of his victim," Mr. Obasanjo said. "Assisting criminals to evade justice cannot be part of the job of the presidency. Or, as it is viewed in some quarters, is he being recruited to do for you what he had done for Abacha in the past? Hopefully, he should have learned his lesson. Let us continue to watch."9. Obasanjo called on the National Assembly to take quick action on the recent allegation in the country that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation failed to remit billions of dollars in proceeds of crude oil sales to the federation account.
He wrote: "This allegation will not fly away by non-action, cover-up, denial or bribing possible investigators," Mr. Obasanjo told the President. "Please deal with this allegation transparently and let the truth be known.10. The ex-president is prepared for any criticisms his letter to the presidency and even prepared to 'give his life' to fight a cause.
"The dramatis personae in this allegation and who they are working for will one day be public knowledge. Those who know are watching if the National Assembly will not be accomplice in the heinous crime and naked grand corruption. May God grant you the grace for at least one effective corrective action against high corruption which seems to stink all around you in your government."
Knowing what happens around you most of which you know of and condone or deny, this letter will proke cacophony from hired and unhired attackers but I will maintain my serenity because by this letter, I have done my duty to you as I have always done, to your government, to the party, PDP, and to our country, Nigeria…," Mr. Obasanjo said.Well, that is summary
"I have passed the stage of being flattered, intimidated, threatened, frightened, induced or bought… Death is the end of all human beings and may it come when God wills it to come."
Obama — who met the former South African president briefly only once in 2005, but was inspired to enter politics by the anti-apartheid hero's example — paid a somber heartfelt tribute within 45 minutes of Mandela's death being announced.
"We will not likely see the likes of Nelson Mandela again," Obama said in a televised statement, hailing his political hero for his "fierce dignity and unbending will to sacrifice his own freedom for the freedom of others." Obama said Mandela, in his journey from a
"prisoner to a president," transformed South Africa and "moved all of us."
"He achieved more than could be expected of any man."
"Today he's gone home and we've lost one of
the most influential, courageous and profoundly good human beings that any of us will share time with on this Earth.
"He no longer belongs to us; he belongs to the
ages." Obama recalled how his passion for change
was stirred by taking part in an anti-apartheid rally — his first ever political act. "The day that he was released from prison gave me a sense of what human beings can do when they're guided by their hopes and not by their fears," Obama said.
Mandela's fragile health overshadowed Obama's trip to South Africa in June, and there had been fears that the former South African leader would pass away while Obama was in the country.
The president decided against visiting Mandela in hospital, reasoning he would be a distraction, and met with members of his family instead.
But his entire trip became a prolonged tribute to Obama, and the president took his wife Michelle and daughters Malia and Sasha to Robben Island, where Mandela was held in spartan conditions by the racist apartheid
regime. In one wrenching shot taken by his official
photographer, Obama was pictured in the tiny
cell where Mandela once lived, with his emotional daughter in his arms. He also walked with his family around the bleak limestone quarry on the island — off
the coast of Cape Town — where Mandela endured years of backbreaking and futile
work under the eyes of white South African guards.
White House officials have already privately indicated that Obama will be expected to travel to South Africa at some time during elaborate funeral ceremonies for Mandela, who he often referred to by his tribal name Madiba.
Obama will likely be joined on Air Force One by other key political leaders from the United States — including some of the living former presidents — who were quick to react toMandela's death with their own statements.
"I will never forget my friend Madiba," Bill Clinton said in a tweet, accompanied by a photo of he and Mandela together.
"History will remember Nelson Mandela as a champion for human dignity and freedom, for peace and reconciliation," Clinton, who was president when Mandela took power, said in a
longer statement.
Jimmy Carter said that Mandela's passion for "freedom and justice created new hope for generations of oppressed people worldwide."
"Because of him, South Africa is today one of
the world's leading democracies," Carter said
in a statement.
George H.W. Bush said he had watched in wonder as Mandela forgave his captors following 26 years in jail — "setting a powerful example of redemption and grace for us all."
"He was a man of tremendous moral courage, who changed the course of history in his country," Bush senior said. George W. Bush said that Mandela was "one of the great forces for freedom and equality of
our time. He bore his burdens with dignity and grace, and our world is better off because of his example.
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Some parents and students, who spoke with the NAN in Abuja, expressed mixed feelings concerning the Federal Government's directive. Mr Ekpontas Uwanna,
a parent, said that it was improper for the Federal
Government to order ASUU to call off its strike in such an abrupt manner, without reaching an agreement with the union. "This is a civilised country and I think
people have been trying to sympathise with the government over ASUU strike. "'But with such pronouncement, I do not think that it is the right way that the Federal Government should handle this
matter,'' he added. Another parent, Mrs Joy Amadi,
said that it was a shame that the
state of affairs of the country's tertiary education
sector was being handled in such a
manner. "We are not in the military era; this is
democracy and any agreement
entered into by the Federal Government, be it
with anybody or association, must be kept. "Issuing threat is not the option but with mutual understanding of both parties and patience, there will be peace and harmony in the sector,'' she said. Mr Dele Oluwadayo, also a parent, said that the strike had dragged on for too long, adding that parents and students
were fed up with the industrial action. "I think that the Federal Government and the Pro-Chancellors are doing the right thing by calling for the re-opening of the universities. "But I want to say that the
Federal government should not be hard on the
lecturers. "I think ASUU is fighting for a good cause
but they should also be considerate,'' he said.
However, a student, Mohammed Aliyu, urged ASUU to abide by the Federal Government's directive. "It is better for ASUU to work with the Federal Government's terms and reference; we are tired of the strike,'' he said. Another student, Priscilla Ekoma, said that the Federal Government's directive
was not in order. "Although it is not that I am
happy that we are on strike, but it is very, very wrong
for the Federal Government to order ASUU to resume work just like that. "ASUU is making a case for all the universities in the country and an agreement should be reached, the crisis cannot be resolved via intimidation or threat,'' Ekoma said. NAN reports that all efforts to get the reaction of the ASUU National President,Dr Nasir Fagge, as at the time of filing
this report proved abortive, as he did not
pick the reporter's calls. (NAN)
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All the arrested persons were the natives of Kogi State and attended Islamic schools, where they were
indoctrinated by Yunus, himself a lecturer at the Kogi State University, Anyingba. He had graduated at the University of Medina and hold a Ph.D in Islamic Studies, and had been the Chief Instructor to the Boko Haram adherents, especially on the supremacy of the Sharia legal system, and on how to use the
Jihad to topple governments.
The SSS urged Nigerians to be vigilant and report any suspicious moves and persons to the security
agencies, stressing that the war on terror was still on. "This Service in collaboration with other
security agencies will not rest on their oars until we rid our society of all criminality. We must all remember that we are not terrorists we are Nigerians," Ogar said. He said the battle against the insurgents was a must win, adding that this would be done fast as delaying was not in the best interest of
anyone. "Within few weeks we must be able to win the fight against the insurgents" calling on his men that the oath to preserve the integrity of the nation is sacred and they must continue to demonstrate absolute loyalty to the country."
He said he was happy with "the resolution of all Nigerians to deal with this issue (terrorism). Terrorism is not the way of life of Nigeria."
Iherijika argued that Nigeria is a democratic country and "anyone who is aggrieved can join any of the political parties to express their grievances," insisting that room would not be given for dissent and lawlessness.
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AnTuTu Benchmark is Android Benchmarking
tool.
AnTuTu Benchmark can run a full test of a key
project, through the "Memory Performance","CPU Integer Performance","CPU
Floating point Performance","2D 3D Graphics
Performance","SD card reading/writing speed","Database IO" performance testing on the mobile phone Performance of the hardware
to make score.
In reaching the overall and individual scores of the hardware, to judge by the scores of the performance of the hardware. Uploading scores and view your device in the world rankings, allowing points to let you know the level of hardware performance equipment.
NOTE: The Phone calls permissions we request only for get phone model and hardware info, then we can identify your device and gave you ranking. We never read your SIM ID or PHONE
NUMBER.
New Technology Preview
RAM
The new version enhanced memory direct read and write tests. It can reflect the influence of memory to overall system performance better by test the reaction speed of data flow through memory write and read. Memory capacity affects system performance to a certain extent. When the capacity exceeds a certain (1G or above), however, the impact on system
performance is limited then. Thus, a larger memory will still not get extra scores.
2D Scene
2D test of old versions has low graphics requirements. The brand new 2D test code redesigned difficulty for 2D test in the new version. It supports more 2D rendering, particle effects and it has higher requirements for GPU, which can show 2D game performance better.
3D Scene
The first time we adopt OpenGL ES 2.0 technology. 3D test has very high requirements for GPU computing performance which including the effects of light / particle system / polygon, etc. If you have used AnTuTu 3DRating Benchmark, then you may find that in the fixed 1024×2048 resolution, there is no graphics chip has got more than 30fps yet. However, we use the device standard resolution in AnTuTu
Benchmark. The reason for using the standard resolution is in order to reflect the real gaming
performance better. Because game will only run on standard resolution under normal circumstances.
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"This angered them the more and they descended on the staff beating us, some of them were busy ransacking the place in search of babies,'' the source said. When contacted, the Chairman of Ado Local
Government, Mr Tope Olanipekun confirmed the incident, saying "this is a new twist to crime in the area''. Olanipekun, who claimed to have visited the
hospital to see things for himself, described the incident as "highest point of callousness on the part of the perpetrators.'' "As I speak, the incident actually happened and I want to assure you that we are taking step to forestall a recurrence.'' The chairman said
that he had already ordered that night duty be suspended in all the hospitals in the council, pending when tight security measures, which would include
fencing of all health centres be taken.
The State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr
Victor Babayemi, ASP, who was surprised at the
development, however said the incident was yet to be reported to the police command.
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Nigeria became the first African side to reach the 2014 World Cup after a 2-0 victory over Ethiopia in Calabar confirmed a 4-1 aggregate play-off win. Victor Moses coolly slotted home a first half penalty before substitute Obinna Nsofor slammed home a
late free-kick to see Nigeria through to their fifth World Cup finals in six attempts.
Efe Ambrose had the first Nigerian shot in the opening moments after Brown Ideye had broken into the Ethiopian penalty area, but the Celtic defender's effort was wild and high. Sisay Bancha then produced a wonderful double save after a seemingly innocuous
throw-in by Ahmed Musa reached Emmanuel Emenike in space inside the Ethiopia penalty area. His shot was stopped and Moses' follow up was turned behind for a corner by the Ethiopia No1.
The game then turned in Nigeria's favour as Musa received the ball on the Nigeria left and attempted a cross. Aynalem Hailu – the defender who conceded a last-minute penalty in Addis Ababa – jumped to block and was adjudged to have handled the ball. Moses
stepped up, and scored an almost identical penalty to Emenike's first leg effort, passing the ball into the bottom right-hand corner and sending Bancha the wrong way.
It was Moses' third penalty against Ethiopia in 2013, having scored two spot kicks against the Walya Antelopes at this year's Africa Cup of Nations tournament.
Ogenyi Onazi then received the ball on the Nigeria right and whipped in a cross to the back post, but Ideye headed wide of the goal. The two combined again just before the interval, with Onazi's shot from distance parried by Bancha, and Ideye hitting his
follow-up over the bar.
Salahdin Ahmed found himself free of the Nigeria defence after the break, but the in-form Vincent Enyeama rushed off his line to smother the ball before the Ethiopia No7 could get his shot away. Emenike then sprinted in behind the Ethiopian defence after a through ball by Onazi, but Bancha was quickly off his line to thwart the Fenerbahce
frontman.
The match ended 2:0 in favour of Nigeria thus booking their place at next Summer's World Cup in Brazil.
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It was on display at an exhibition organised
by the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Research and Development centre to showcase NAF's efforts in equipment maintenance and management, in Abuja on Tuesday.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) of the institution, Prof Aderemi Atayero, who presented the product, said the software had a human tracking capability and could be useful to security agencies in the country.
Atayero said the software was developed at the university in August and was the result of the institution's efforts in the area of research and development.
According to him, the technology is already in
use at the university to track the movement of staff and other key members of the university community.
In her remarks at the event, the Minister of Communication Technology, Mrs Omobola Johnson, reiterated the commitment of the present administration to support innovations by the nation's armed forces.
Johnson said that the modernisation and re-
equipping of the armed forces were of top priority to the present administration, hence its emphasis on training and re-training of its personnel.
According to Johnson, the acquisition of new and modern platforms for the armed forces and training of its personnel to handle such platforms, clearly explained government's commitment to the armed forces.
The minister said the effort to develop local capacity to maintain some of the platform and equipment was a welcomed development and should be emulated by other agencies of government.
Earlier, the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh, said the exhibition was put together by the reinvigorated NAF Research and Development Centre to encourage its internal mechanism for repairs and
maintenance of its equipment and aircraft.
He said that the new approach was adopted to address challenges associated with the rising cost of aircraft maintenance.
According to Badeh, NAF cannot afford to be dormant, it must strive to remain relevant even as the cost of maintenance of its platforms and equipment continue to increase.
Badeh called on other agencies of government and research institutions to collaborate with NAF to achieve its mandate in spite of the dwindling resources allocated to it.
The six commands in the Nigeria Air Force
and its Kaduna-based Institute of Technology
showcased some of their research works at
the event. The Training Command, Tactical Air Command and the Logistics Command took the first,
second and third positions respectively at the end of the exhibition assessed by some experts.
The event was attended by the Supervising Minister of Defence, Mr Labaran Maku, some
legislators, service chiefs and the Inspector-General of Police.
Other institutions that participated at the
one-day exhibition included, the University of
Lagos, Federal University of Technology, Minna and the Covenant University, Ota.
The rest included, NigComSat and the
Nigerian Air Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA). (NAN)
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TOP 4 ANDROID TRACKER APPs.
1. ANDROID LOST
Android Lost is one of the most recommended apps in the security category, and for good reason. Once set up, you can control and locate your phone via a web portal or SMS. Features include remote location, data wiping, service start/stop, call list logs, alarms and much much more. Best part is, it's completely free,
so you don't have to worry about paying to get the best features!
2. WHERE's MY DROID
One of the oldest Android device tracker apps on the market, Where's My Droid is still going strong. The free version lets you locate your device, notifies on SIM change and keeps phone tracking active without draining battery. If you want to do stuff like remotely lock the phone or wipe data, you'll have to get the Pro version. One of the best features in the Pro version is the ability to activate the app via landline, great if you can't access another mobile phone.
4. LOOKOUT ANTI-VIRUS
Lookout isn't only a tracker app, it's also an antivirus. So apart from standard location features, it takes pictures of the person using the phone and sends out a "Signal Flare" when the battery is low, plus saves the phones last location. The added ability to backup data is useful. More features like remote lock and erase come with the paid version, as well as additional backup and privacy control.
Have you ever lost an Android phone and recovered it? Do let us know your experiences and if you
think other apps should be added to the list!.
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But today I will show you a simple tutorial on how to prevent these softwares from gaining automatic internet Connectivity.
Recommended:
HOW TO PREVENT AN APP FROM GAINING AUTOMATIC INTERNET ACCESS.
This tutorial is simple, easy and useful to some of us who loves accessing the internet via PC with Low data at our disposal.
Tutorial Proper
1. Goto your system "Control Panel" by clicking on the start menu then Control Panel.
2. Locate "windows Firewall" from the list of options provided, for some PC's you have to click on "System and Security" first to find this option.
3. After locating your windows firewall, in this panel Click "Allow a program or feature through Windows
Firewall" located at the left side bar.
4. After clicking the above, a new panel will open displaying all your softwares and Application that has access to your internet connection. Click the "change settings" located at the top right corner.
5. Now uncheck the programs that you don't want it to have access to your internet connection from the list of programs displayed. After successful completion click OK.
Now you can surf the internet knowing no other application has unauthourized access to your connection.
But in some cases, the program which you want to prevent from gaining internet access may not be listed among the programs, follow the below steps to locate it.
Click "Allow another program" button to bring out a new panel called "Add a Program".Now search for the program that you would like to block from gaining access to your internet and click "Add" to add it to your programs.
Now uncheck it and click OK to save it.
You have now successfully prevented the App from gaining authourized internet access.
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