Relationship blogger, Joro Olumofin has shared the story of a guy whose plan to have s*x with a girl at a nearby hotel during the 23rd of February, 2019 failed gallantly. The lady announced she was on her period after he was battle-ready. He got angry and wrote the story to a Instagram figure. Read his account below:

Officials count votes in front of voters during the presidential and parliamentary elections on February 23, 2019, at a polling station in Port Harcourt, southern Nigeria. – Nigerians began voting for a new president on February 23, after a week-long delay that has raised political tempers, sparked conspiracy claims and stoked fears of violence. Some 120,000 polling stations began opening from 0700 GMT, although there were indications of a delay in the delivery of some materials and deployment of staff, AFP reporters said. (Photo by Yasuyoshi CHIBA / AFP) Sixteen people were killed on Saturday in electoral violence across Nigeria during presidential and parliamentary elections, a network of civil society organisations said. The Situation Room umbrella group of pro-democracy groups, which is monitoring the vote, said on Twitter that “16 deaths have been recorded across 8 states”. Violence recorded included “disruption of voting, ballot boxes and papers set ablaze by politi...

Abuja – The Department of State Services (DSS) has dismissed of one of its staff, Jaja Otelemaba, for taking bribe from motorists while on election duty in Ekiti. DSS Mr Peter Afunanya, Public Relations Officer of the Service, in a statement on Saturday in Abuja, said the officer was seen on social media where he was negotiating with a motorist for financial patronage. “The fact is that when the news broke, the Service initiated a line of investigative actions. “These include the search and identification of the said officer; his withdrawal from the duty post and issuance of a memo as applicable to his cadre and rank,” he said. He said that Otelemaba was tried in an orderly room and summarily dismissed in line with the Service’s disciplinary procedures. The spokesman said that the dismissal was in accordance with the Director General of the Service’s commitment to promote discipline in the Service. He said that his stance on issues concerning discipline has contin...

Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, garnered more votes than President Muhammadu Buhari at one of the polling units inside the presidential villa. Buhari-Atiku While the PDP candidate garnered 84 votes, Buhari who ran under the platform of the All Progressives Congress , APC, trailed with 73. Details later:

President Buhari, Aisha vote at the Presidential and National Assembly Elections at  President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday morning reaffirmed his confidence in winning the presidential election. Mr Buhari told reporters shortly after voting at Kofar Baru, Sarkin Yara “A” ward in Daura, his home town, that he would win the election and congratulate himself. Clad in a light blue `Babbar Riga’, the president was accompanied by his wife, Aisha, and some security details. Mrs Buhari was the first to vote before the president at 8.06 a.m., while the president voted at 8.10 a.m. “So far, so good. Nigerians understand and are behaving themselves,’’  Mr Buhari said when asked to give his assessment of the exercise, so far. When asked if he would congratulate the winner if he lost the election he said,  “I will congratulate myself; I am going to be the winner,’’  the president said.

INEC Adhoc Staff arranging non sensitive material at Ward A’ Kofar Baru 003 Sakin Yara Polling Unit during the 2019 National Assembly and Presidential Elections in Daura, Katsina State on Saturday Dayo Johnson Akure Election : THE National Youth Corps members attached to Ward 8 unit 4 collation centre in Methodist primary school Owo, Ondo state Saturday protested that they were short changed by INEC in the payment of their training allowances. As at 830am the corps members stayed put at the collation centre and refused to take the electoral materials to the 22 units in the town. According to the Corps member instead of paying them N8000, they were given N4000. They equally complained that INEC provided only one vehicle to transport them and the materials to the 22 centres. Vanguard gathered that the intervention of some government officials saved the situation as the corps members at about 9am decided to travel to the units. Reports had it that the electoral...

Enugu – The Police Command in Enugu State has debunked a social media rumour of a bomb explosion within Enugu metropolis on Friday. Enugu The rumour spread 12 hours to the commencement of the re-scheduled Presidential and National Assembly elections. The command’s Police Public Relations Officer, SP Ebere Amaraizu, issued a statement in Enugu on Friday with regard to the rumour. The statement was entitled: “No Bomb Explosion in Enugu State: Disregard Mischief Makers Misinformation’’. Amaraizu said that the command’s bomb explosive specialists only picked up a suspicious object in the metropolis that looked like an explosive for further analysis. “The command through its operatives of the Explosive Ordinance Department have commenced full analysis of the object picked near a bush close to a fence of a building located at Old Ngwo Road in Enugu today. “It was gathered that through information received that an object suspected to be explosive ordinance was found as a man...

Mahmood Yakubu, INEC chairman, disclosed this at a press briefing on the progress made by the commission in Abuja. on Wednesday. The INEC chairman said the card readers were reconfigured to the new election date to make them impossible to be used illegally. “They are configured to specific polling units and only open for use at 8 am on the election day; they will automatically shut down by 10 pm in order to forestall any illegal use before the appointed time for elections,” he said. “Yesterday, I reported 95 percent completion of the configuration. I am pleased to report that we have now achieved 100 percent completion of the configuration. We are good to go on this call.” Yakubu added that the electoral body had made progress on logistics. He disclosed that the deployment of materials in all states across the country and the federal capital territory (FCT) had been completed. He also added that 10 states had already begun the movement of the materials to local governme...

  Prof. Mahmood Yakubu,  After the tongue lashing by virtually all segments of the public for last Saturday’s last minute postponement of the presidential and National Assembly election, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) yesterday began the public confidence rebuilding process, telling Nigerians that it is now ready to hold the poll rescheduled for Saturday nationwide. Its Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, in his first progress report told the media in Abuja that the hitches that caused the poll shift have been cleared and that the fresh time-lines for the conduct of the election are now being met. Specifically, he said the commission has achieved 98 per cent reconfiguration of its smart card readers, saying it is a significant milestone towards the conduct of the election and assured that the remaining two per cent would be completed today. Responding to media reports that a couple of its senior officials are being quizzed by the Department of S...

Following the postponement of the Presidential elections which was supposed to hold on 16th of February, 2019, AAC presidential candidate – Omoyele Sowore was on ‘As E Dey Hot’ show by Wazobia Max TV. On the interview, Sowore talked about how he knew about the postponement of the election hours before the news was officially announced and how the destruction of some INEC offices by fire was all a plot by the Cabals to twist the results. He also reacted to the video of the President encouraging jungle justice on people who try to interfere with the electoral process on the election day. Watch Full Interview Here

A lot of things have been happening in all states across Nigeria recently and people are really determined to vote out a party and replace with another simply because the Nigerian economy hasn’t been financially stable. However, there are some people who still find it very easy to buy things and cater for their selves in this period of recession. Some are even spending money lavishly to buy material things that might not last depending on how they use. Today, I will be sharing with you some ways you can make money in Nigeria during election just to be able to sustain yourself till the winning President is inaugurated. I have made a lot of money for myself and family before and during elections over they years and I still do it and now I will sharing with you my personal secret to make money during election. See ways to make money this February below: 1. Sell Meat Pie: This may sound funny but I want you to give it a second thought. There will be over 300 people queuing wa...

Gaius Security operatives have apprehended a man identified as Gaius on Friday with INEC sensitive documents and result sheets that gave PDP victory ahead of Saturdays presidential and national assembly polls. Mr. Gaius who was apprehended in Umuahia by the police, during interrogation identified his boss as Mr. Chinenye Nwaogu Special Assistant to Governor Okezie Ikpeazu on youth and the focal person on N- Power in Abia state. The middle aged man who was caught with various INEC sensitive materials including already prepared result sheets and Governor Ikpeazu’s letter heads admitted that the documents belongs to his boss Mr. Chinenye Nwaogu and that he is only on an errand for his boss and the PDP. He further admitted that the governor was in the know of his mission, asked if he knew the implication of what he has done, he affirmed, but said if he does not carry out the assignment of delivering the documents especially the result sheets to the INEC that his boss will b...

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says there is no more room for collection of the Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) in spite of the postponement of elections dates by one week. The Chairman of INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, made the disclosure while fielding questions at the commission’s meeting with stakeholders, on Saturday in Abuja. Yakubu said that the deadline for the collection of PVCs and elections campaign by political parties according to election timetable has passed. “All the other process that remain in the main timetable remain closed including the collection of PVC, except the conduct of the elections,” he said. On why the commission did not consult party leaders before adjusting the dates of the elections, Yakubu said that it was due to the urgency and that Section 36 of the Electoral Act empowered the commission to do so. “We have to take a decision and communicate because polls were suppose to open at 8a.m. and we took the decision at 2a.m,” h...

  President Muhammadu Buhari President Muhammadu Buhari is suffering from a combination of prostate cancer, sickle cell anaemia, Crohn’s disease and dementia, a confidential study on his health made available to SaharaReporters has revealed. The report also revealed that the prostate cancer afflicting the President “may have become incurable”. To reach its conclusions, the report examined a string of issues, including the timeline of the President’s international travels alongside medical assessment, the travel patterns, information from sources in independent private hospitals and a list of doctors considered the best in the UK for the treatment of prostate cancer. A detailed review of data as part of the study revealed that Buhari sought medical treatment abroad (mainly in the UK) multiple times. He had visited both Nigerian and European hospitals, and spent almost half of 2017 being treated in London. It found out that the President may suffer from more than one cond...

The Nigerian Police has once again assured that its officers are properly motivated and trained to conduct themselves professionally during the general elections that kicks off tomorrow. 'Our officers are properly mobilized, trained & adequately motivated to act professionally in the elections. Election Duty Allowances have already been paid directly into individual salary account. We won't disappoint the Nigerian people'  the IG said today. He added that, ' any citizen that intends to offer himself/herself to be used negatively as cannon folders for political actors should either have a rethink or be ready to face the consequences. We will deal decisively with elements that attempt to test our will by engaging in electoral offences'.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai yesterday launched Elections Monitoring and Security Situation Room with the view to safeguarding and strengthening Nigeria’s democracy. A statement from SAGIR MUSA, Colonel and Acting Director, Army Public Relations said, the launching/commissioning ceremony was done at the NA Cyber Warfare Command at the Army Headquarters Abuja. In his remarks at the occasion, the COAS stated that, “As a stakeholder in safeguarding Nigeria’s democracy, the NA requires real-time security situational awareness regarding the electoral processes nationwide in order to be well positioned to adequately respond, should the need arise”. “The security situation monitoring solution acquired by the NA for this purpose, has been designed to avail a clear security situation during the electioneering period, “The NA, therefore, enjoined members of the public to fully utilise this noble opportunity by forwarding timely credible information ...

Ahead of the general elections, the Yoruba community in Plateau State has called on its members to be vigilant during this elections period and remain peaceful and law-abiding during and after the exercise. This is even as a coalition of Civil Society Organisations under the aegis of Women Situation Room in Nigeria has held a rally to sensitized citizens of Plateau State on the need to ensure a hitch-free exercise. The Yoruba Community Development Association, YCDA, in a statement issued in Jos and signed by its Chairman, John Ogunmola and Secretary, Taiye Adesola said: “We call on our members who are yet to collect their PVCs to take advantage of the extension period to pick up theirs. Never allow anyone or group of people to induce you to sell your PVCs as that will amount to mortgaging your future. “We call on all Nigerians to remain united and prayerful for a peaceful, free and fair elections at all levels. We call on our members to remain vigilant, peaceful and law-ab...

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) office in Qua’an Pan Local Government Area of Plateau State has been gutted by fire. INEC Voter Education and Publicity Officer in the state, Osaretim Imaehorobo, confirmed this in a statement sent to  Channels Television  on Sunday. “A drunken security man was said to have caused the fire outbreak,” the statement read in part. During the incident which occurred on Saturday night, the office was completely burnt down with all its content comprising ballot boxes among others. Other items destroyed by the inferno are generators filled with fuel, cubicles, newly printed electronic and manual Voters Register. The fire also destroyed Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) yet to be collected by residents and other materials yet to be identified. The statement revealed that a management team led by the Administrative Secretary, Gbadamasi Rasheed, has been sent to the office to assess the level of damage. The incident h...

A Lagos High Court siting in Igbosere on Tuesday sentenced one Kamoru Kushimo to 10 years imprisonment for stabbing his friend to death during an argument over who would win the country’s 2015 general election, NAN reports. Kushimo was arraigned on Feb. 10, 2016 by the Lagos State Ministry of Justice, charged with manslaughter. The convict pleaded not guilty, but was remanded in custody. Justice Sedoten Ogunsanya sentenced Kushimo after reviewing the facts and evidence of the case. Ogunsanya said the defendant was guilty of the offence of manslaughter and sentenced him accordingly. The Judge said that from the evidence before her, the prosecution, was able to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt. “The convict is hereby sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, and the sentence will take effect from the date of arraignment,’’  the Judge held. The sentenced was without an option of fine. Earlier, the Prosecutor, Mr Adebayo Haroun, had told the court that the defenda...

The Head of ECOWAS Observer Mission to Nigeria and former Liberian President, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, has, Wednesday, met with the Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Yakubu Mahmood at the INEC headquarters in Abuja, where she promised to help ensure a peaceful, free and fair elections in Nigeria. The head of ECOWAS election observer mission for the 2019 elections, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has met with the INEC Chairman at the INEC headquarters in Nigeria. Sirleaf who arrived Nigeria on Tuesday, also said that her visit was to get more pieces of information as regards Nigeria’s coming election. She was earlier received by the Vice- President of ECOWAS Commission, Mrs Finda Koroma, at the Presidential Wing of Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on Tuesday. She was also received by other members of the commission and some representatives of the ECOWAS Parliament. “I hope to meet with political leaders, I want to be able to understand the role I...