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Taxi ride gone wrong! Watch the trailer for short film, Abducted.

The trailer for new short film, Abducted which has been gestating in the editing bay for months is finally out.
Directed and produced by Yemi Jolaoso; an upcoming director and nominee, best editing (phoneswap)at the Nollywood Movies Award 2013, the movie features veteran actor, Femi Branch and fast rising actress Monica Friday.
Synopsis
Bola’s trip is cut short when she ends up being kidnapped by a mysterious man disguised as a taxi driver.
She soon realizes the kidnap is not just for ransom but the captor really wants her life.
Trailer: https://youtu.be/_-wKY7uLr84
Genre: Thriller (Short Film)
Story by: Yemi Jolaoso
Screenplay: Akin Harrison
Produced and Directed by : Yemi Jolaoso

This baby has been named after General Muhammadu Buhari

For the love of the General! A bouncing baby boy born to the family of Ahmad Gwamma yesterday March 31st, 2014 has been named after President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari. The ceremony is ongoing.

General Buhari garnered an overwhelming majority of votes to become the second man to rule Nigeria as military dictator and as elected President after Olusegun Obasanjo

Photo: Neymar picks trophy for best brazilian in Europe

Brazilian striker, Neymar Jnr has been honoured with the 2014 ‘Samba Gold’ award. The prize is presented to the best-performing Brazilian footballer currently playing in Europe.
The 23 year-old who has been in fine form for his club and country edged out Brazilian players, Joao Miranda and Felipe Melobeen in the poll.
The eventual winner is usually decided via over 150,000 votes worldwide and through the opinions of respected journalists and ex-professionals. PSG defender, Thiago Silva won the prize three consecutive times.

Godsday Orubebe apologises for disrupting proceedings at INEC collation centre

Former Niger Delta Affairs Minister Elder Godsday Orubebe has tendered an apology for his outbursts at the INEC collation centre in Abuja yesterday. Recall that the PDP agent disrupted proceedings during the exercise and accused the INEC chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega of being tribalistic and biased.
Elder Orubebe hasn’t only rued his actions, he has also appealed to Niger Delta youths not to perpetuate violence but accept the poll result in good faith.
Election is a passionate thing and I really regret what took place this morning. I was unnecessarily pushed by Jega to get to that level. I want to apologise particularly to young Nigerians that look up to take politics as a career to say that what happened was not intended to cause them any embarrassment. 

To Nigerians generally, I regret my actions as even an elder in the church, and a leader, the young men expected to see a lot from me and I believe that if there was any disappointment they got from me I apologize to Nigerians and to the youths of this country.”

President Goodluck Jonathan's concession speech. 

I thank you all for turning out en-masse for the March 28 General Elections.
I promised the country free and fair elections. I have kept my word. I have also expanded the space for Nigerians to participate in the democratic process. That is one legacy I will like to see endure.
Although some people have expressed mixed feelings about the results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), I urge those who may feel aggrieved to follow due process based on our constitution and our electoral laws, in seeking redress.
As I have always affirmed, nobody’s ambition is worth the blood of any Nigerian. The unity, stability and progress of our dear country is more important than anything else.
I congratulate all Nigerians for successfully going through the process of the March 28th General Elections with the commendable enthusiasm and commitment that was demonstrated nationwide.
I also commend the Security Services for their role in ensuring that the elections were mostly peaceful and violence-free.
To my colleagues in the PDP, I thank you for your support. Today, the PDP should be celebrating rather than mourning. We have established a legacy of democratic freedom, transparency, economic growth and free and fair elections.
For the past 16 years, we have steered the country away from ethnic and regional politics. We created a Pan-Nigerian political party and brought home to our people the realities of economic development and social transformation.
Through patriotism and diligence, we have built the biggest and most patriotic party in Nigerian history. We must stand together as a party and look to the future with renewed optimism.
I thank all Nigerians once again for the great opportunity I was given to lead this country and assure you that I will continue to do my best at the helm of national affairs until the end of my tenure.
I have conveyed my personal best wishes to General Muhammadu Buhari.
May God Almighty continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
I thank you all.

Bode George on Buhari's victory, "I'm going on exile".

Former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Bode George is about to make good his promise of proceeding on exile if the Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Maj-Gen Muhammudu Buhari (retd) wins the presidential election.
Speaking shortly after PDP’s defeat, the chieftain said he has no business staying in the country since their plans of restructuring the economy have been thwarted.
“What will I be doing here? I can decide to go and live anywhere. Look at everyone surrounding him (Buhari). “So, I am not joking about it, what will I be doing here? At 70, what will I be doing here?

 All we have been doing to restructure the country has been lost. We have been trying to ensure balance in the polity but all that has gone. What else will I be doing here?”

This is how the APC HQ looks like right now.

‎It’s celebration galore at the All Progressives Congress (APC) Headquarters in Abuja. Thousands of APC supporters are waving their brooms and jubilating over the victory of General Muhammadu Buhari in the presidential election. The President elect will address them shortly.‎

"Your experience will stand you in good stead." Obasanjo congratulates Buhari.

Congratulatory messages have started pouring in in torrents for President elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, the latest is from former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
The elder states man has enjoined Buhari to join hands with Nigerians of noble character to fight corruption and reform all sectors of the country.

He noted that with so much harm already done to many national institutions including the military, which proudly nurtured  “you and me, you will have a lot to do on institution reform – education, healthcare, economy, security, infrastructure, power, youth eJmployment, agri-business, oil and gas, external affairs, cohesiveness of our nation and ridding our land of corruption.

“Your varied and wide experience will undoubtedly stand you in good stead. The country is blessed with men and women of goodwill, character and virtue across the board that you can mobilise to join hands with you in the reform, repairs and re-direction that will be imperative to put Nigeria back on the fast lane of good governance, unity, cohesiveness, development and progress.”

He added that, ” the totality of 2015 elections hold many lessons for our democracy and democratisation process, which are both maturing.

“On this occasion, the system has been unnecessarily overheated before and particularly during the campaigns when emphasis was more on trivialities and hate, divisive, undignifying and disrespectful statements and comments rather than on pressing issues requiring attention.‎
“I know that in victory, you will be magnanimous to start binding the wounds and bitterness occasioned by the campaign and the evil disciples.”‎ He concluded.

Credit: Punch
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