Nigeria In Maps: Politics, Healthcare, Poverty And Etc.

Nigeria is a country with a lot of controversies. However, they become less complicated if we look at a set of maps by the BBC which illustrate Nigeria according to different criteria.
1. Political views
Mainly supported by Christian and animist south, Jonathan became the president in 2011 with 59.6% of the votes, while Muhammadu Buhari had most backing in the largely Muslim north. It was the first time a vote had split the country along these lines. Defections by state governors have since changed the country’s political map.

2. Ethnic map
Nigeria is also divided among numerous ethno-linguistic groups. The Hausa-Fulani people, based in the north are mostly Muslims. The Yorubas of the south-west are split between Muslims and Christians and the Igbos of the south-east and neighbouring groups are mostly Christian or animist.

Photos: See Prof. Osinbajo's Beautifull Daughter

 All Progressive’s Congress, Vice Presidential candidate for the 2015 national elections Yemi Osinbajo has kept his kids out of the limelight until now.
Finally we can see one of his daughters thanks to Linda Ikeji, she uncoverred pictures of the beautifull young lady named Kiki Osinbajo.
The young lady is stunning and would make any man in her life extremely happy.

Kiki Osinbajo

Plans To Use EFCC To Embarrass Maku Revealed

Plans are allegedly ongoing to use the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to embarrass the former Minister of Information, Labaran Maku in order to stop him from emerging as the Governor of Nasarawa State. 

Labaran Maku

This followed a meeting between Chieftains of the People Democratic Party (PDP) in Nasarawa State and an official of the Presidency from the North who is worried that Nasarawa State might go to a Christian in the next election.

Muna's Dying Moment: Nollywood Actress Recounts Ordeal

The news of Nollywood actor Muna Obiekwe’s sudden death came as shock to many who had no idea he was struggling with health problems.
Nollywood actress, Ejiro Okuramen, who happens to be his close friend and colleague, has narrated her last encounter with the late actor.

Ejiro Okurame

In this interview with The Sun, she narrates how she and some other colleagues struggled to save Muna’s life before he unfortunately gave up the ghost.

Continuation Of Senator Ojudu Vs David Mark Saga

The saga started when Senator Babafemi Ojudu alleged that with the elections postponement, President Goodluck Jonathan planned to have his tenure extended for a 2-year term.

Senator Babafemi Ojudu

February 13, 2015
The clash in the political circles regarding the elections postponement continues. This time, after having been blasted by Senate president David Mark over his comments about Mark’s purported involvement in orchestrating the reschedule, Senator Ojudu says he never said anything like that.
See his clarifying speech published yesterday by Sahara Reporters:

American President Makes Silly Faces

More than 551,000 people have ‘liked’ the video on Facebook, which is a promotion for Obamacare, the president’s controversial key policy of introducing universal cheap health insurance for Americans.

Poking out his tongue, he goes on to practice telling people to use the U.S. health system while staring at himself

Nigeria Will Survive Presidential Poll –Okotie

Founder and head pastor of the Household of God Church, Rev. Chris Okotie, has finally spoken on the postponed general elections in Nigeria.
According to a statement posted on his Facebook page on Thursday, Okotie, a two-time presidential candidate, condemned those who threaten “to set the nation on fire” should their candidate lose the oncoming presidential poll.
The clergyman also added that the election “should never be regarded as a referendum on the corporate survival of Nigeria.”
He said the country’s oneness was settled during the Civil War; and that the upcoming election would not break the country, just as past critical political upheavals that challenged its unity in the past.

Pastor Chris Okotie

Okotie, who insisted that the country’s “unity was purchased at a high price,” described the past ethnic crises, including the civil war, as sibling rivalries. Hence, he said, they were resolved internally without “violent separation.”