Tuesday, 22 December 2015

The Trent Names Goodluck Jonathan As Person Of The Year 2015

One of Nigeria's most influential online newspapers, The Trent has named former President Goodluck Jonathan Person of the Year 2015. "We are delighted to launch our Person of the Year Award with such a deserving statesman," the newspaper's, President and Executive Editor, Ms.AzizaUkotold journalists in Lagos,Monday. "This marks our second anniversary and our Editorial Board decided to launch this award to celebrate the best among us, to present to the country, especially, the young generation, real symbols of hope." According to Ms.Uko, “More than any Nigerian alive, we believe that Jonathan represents the spirit of a united Nigeria governed under democratic ideals and principles. By honoring him, we are simply re-kindling faith in the possibility of a new Nigeria.” Earlier, in an editorial to celebrate the former president as Person of the Year 2015, The Trent noted that by leaving the stage when the ovation was loudest, “Jonathan opened a golden page in the chapters of democracy’s history, showing clearly to the world that Africa was not a continent of incompetent leaders and despotic rulers who sit tight in office at the expense of their nations’ future.” Meanwhile, former President Goodluck Jonathan has described the Person of the Year Award 2015 conferred on him by The Trent online newspaper as a “pleasant surprise.” Reacting to The Trent Person of the Year 2015 Award on Monday, December 21, 2015 the former President said he felt deeply touched by the kind gesture and honour coming months after he has left office. “This is a pleasant surprise. I feel extremely humbled. I couldn’t have imagined that a group of young people would consider me worthy of this great honour months after I left office as President. "Usually, people like us receive awards when we are in office because of the position and power that we have. It is moments like this that you actually realize the people who are truly your friends. "I see this award as an encouragement not just for me but the upcoming generations of Nigerians. I see it also as a celebration of how far Nigeria has come as a democracy. I commend the Editorial Board of The Trent and wish them the very best in their journalistic endeavors,” he said. Since his exit from office in May 2015, former President Jonathan’s profile has risen globally. He has been extolled by local and foreign media, as well as foreign governments for saving Nigeria from what observers say could have been a bloody social-political crisis in the world’s largest black democracy. Below is the full Editorial Announcing the Award By The Trent
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Seyi Shay is a vision in new photos. As the singer turned year oder today

The singer turned a year older and shared these sexy photos...
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FG declares December 24, 25, and 28 public holidays

The Federal Government has declared holiday for Thursday Dec. 24th (eid el Malud), Friday Dec. 25th (Christmas) Saturday, Sunday and Monday as public holidays... The declaration was made in a statement by the Minister of the Interior, Rtd Lt.-Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau. It reads "The Federal Government has declared Thursday, 24th December 2015 as public holiday to mark Eid-E-Maulud celebration. "Friday, 25th and Monday 28th December 2015 have also been declared as public holidays to mark Christmas and Boxing Day celebration."
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Buhari’s budget a big fraud' - PDP Says President planning to Mortgage Nigeria’s future

Read the PDP press statement below... The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) describes the N6.8 trillion 2016 federal budget presented by President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday as a big fraud and executive conspiracy tailored towards mortgaging the future of the nation. The party queried President Buhari’s decision to borrow N2 trillion, the biggest in the history of the nation as the height of recklessness and deceit from a government that trends on propaganda. The PDP in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuhon Tuesdayberated the Federal Government for trying to use their bogus welfare programme and phantom capital projects as cover and conduit to syphon the funds to satisfy partisan interests, particularly to settle huge campaign debts. “It is obvious that this budget is an extension of the campaign promises of the APC government, presented as a manifesto filled with bogus promises which implementation will be inconclusive, thereby allowing the APC to once again deny their promises. “There has never been any known economy in the world where government deliberately mortgage the future of its nation by borrowing excessively to finance partisan interests while hiding under bogus welfare programmes. This is moreso important as the APC in reeling out their bogus campaign promises never informed Nigerians that they would mortgage their future through excessive borrowing. “We have it on good authority that this is the first in the series of APC borrowings which would leave the future generation of Nigerians under the burden of huge debts after four years” The PDP said the budget clearly shows that after seven months in power, President Buhari and his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) are yet to differentiate between governance and campaign propaganda. “By all standards, the 2016 budget, the first major economic policy outing of this government, is completely unrealistic and duplicitously embellished with impractical predications, a development that confirms fears by economy watchers and investors that this administration is obviously ill-equipped for governance. “We are indeed shocked that President Buhari and his minister of information have come up with two different reasons for the current fuel crisis in the country. While we appreciate the President’s apology, we think it is high time he called this minister to order as his excessive propaganda and blame game are ridiculing this administration and the image of the nation. “Furthermore, it is instructive to note the official endorsement of Mr. President to the devaluation of the naira as against his campaign promise of firming up the value of our currency even to the much vaunted one naira to one dollar. ‘Does it mean that Mr. President lied his way to power, or that he did not understand the complexities of governance when he was making his false promises to Nigerians? “In future, there is need to regulate campaign promises so that we will not end up with a government that promises to climb Mount Everest with bare hands and end up mortgaging our future with orchestrated borrowings. “Finally, we want to request Mr. President to once again to involve experienced and well-tested hands in the management of the economy and budgeting processes. This economy is not for Mr. President, neither is it for the APC. The progress of the economy is for all Nigerians and as such, due care should taken to save ourselves from unrealistic and deceptive programmes.
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Five Star CEO E-Money buys 2015 Mercedes Benz Sprinter (pics)

The luxury SUV is amazing for traveling. Emeka Okonkwo, aka E-Money is the CEO of Five Star Music and Kcee's younger brother. See more photos after the cut...
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Monday, 21 December 2015

Floyd Mayweather lies on a bed of money in new photo

The retired boxing champion shared a photo of him lying on a pile of cash with the caption: "They go to the strip club. I bring the strip club to me wherever whenever"
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Sunday, 20 December 2015

h*ck Into To A Linux System Using This Simple Trick

It’s ridiculously easy to login to a Linux system. Security researchers have discovered a way to h*ck bypa$$ login verification on a number of Linux distributions. By pressing the backspace 28 times, you may get logged in. It’s ridiculously easy to login to a Linux system. Security researchers have discovered a way to h*ck bypa$$ login verification on a number of Linux distributions. By pressing the backspace 28 times, you may get logged in. This is obviously a bug and it presently affects Linux distributions using the Grub2 bootloader found in quite a large number of Linux distributions. Linux users often believe it’s the most secure operating system available but the loophole only proves again that security is only an illusion. The researchers, a team from the Cybersecurity Group at Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV) in Spain, found out that hitting the backspace 28 times triggers an error in the memory according to their publication. This automatically launches the Grub rescue shellthrough which an attacker can gain access to the computer data, install malware, steal data or even destroy it. Since most Linux distributions use the affected Grub2 bootloader, it’s bothersome to imagine the number of computers at risk right now.

Security updates to fix the bug

Marco, Ripoll, Ubuntu, Red Hat and Debian have all issued patches to fix it. If your computer is affected, it’s a good idea to update right now.
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