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UPDATE: President Buhari’s first 5 days after returning on Saturday from his medical vacation in the United Kingdom. After returning on Saturday from his medical vacation in the United Kingdom, President Muhammadu Buhari resumed official duties on Monday. He took off with a nationwide broadcast which was devoted mainly to harping on national unity which, according to President Buhari, is settled and not negotiable. Later in the day, President Buhari, in compliance with Section 145 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) signed a letter addressed to the president of the Senate, Abubakar Bukola Saraki and the speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, with a view to intimating the National Assembly that he had resumed his functions as the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with effect from Monday. The brief ceremony was exclusively witnessed by some close aides as well as official cameramen and photographers of the president. President Buhari rounded off h

Happy birthday Mojirade

Here is a beautiful birthday post from Tolulope to Mojirade Sajuyigbe ''Need I tell you how beautiful she is? She's beautiful in and out, a woman of poise and so much intelligence😀🤙 the times we spent together in school lingers on in my heart because there's never a dull moment with her. Happy birthday to this woman with a heart of gold! 👑👑 thanks for your hand in friendship and thanks for being your wonderful self. May the good lord grant all that your heart desire from this day henceforth, I got so much love for you baby😍😘 long life and prosperity. Cheers."

Through all the noise, quietly discern what really matters.

Photo credit: Ubuntu Hope "Nothing turns on this." __Through all the noise, quietly discern what really matters. Those who work with me have heard me say, time and again: "Nothing turns on this." Let me share with you where it comes from: In 1995, after waiting for nearly two years, we finally managed to get a hearing before the Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe, the nation's highest court. It was a daunting moment to see those esteemed judges in their gowns and wigs sitting before us! The Minister of Telecommunications was represented by one of the most celebrated barristers in the nation's history, an advocate called Chris Anderson SC. I was represented by a South African advocate and constitutional expert called Wim Trengove SC. He was considered one of the most brilliant legal minds, and also represented President Nelson Mandela when he came out of prison. Finally we had our day in court! Chris Anderson went first. He referred me as "

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