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Help MEKA AKEREJOLA  get a Kidney transplant; "He was diagnosed in 2011 of chronic Kidney disease (CKD). Along side the CKD, he has also been managing associated symptoms like High Blood Pressure, anaemia, Oedema, Uremia and several infections. He was placed on drugs to manage the disease.  He’s been on drugs to extend the time for which he will require definitive treatment (Kidney transplant). On 14th of march 2015, he had to be admitted for a week in the hospital and has since then has been in and out of hospital. Consequently, he has been placed on dialysis twice weekly. The doctors have also advised that prolonged dialysis is deterimental to his health". Kindly donate towards Meka's Kidney transplant surgery, as he is running out of funds even for the weekly dialysis and house keep. You can click on the following link to support; http://www.gofundme.com/t7nnxg Or pay directly into his accounts below; MEKA AKEREJOLA (Zenith Bank) 1004157460 MEKA AKEREJOLA (FCMB) 242

President Jonathan has sacked the Inspector General of Police Suleiman Abba. He has also  appointed DIG Solomon Arase as Acting IGP with immediate effect, according to a tweet by Dr. Reuben Abati, the spokesperson of the president. IGP Suleiman Abba, NPM, NPOM, mni was the 17th Indigenous Inspector-General of Police  and was appointed by President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR. He formally took over on August 1, 2014 formally from former Police boss, IGP MD Abubakar (Rtd) who had successfully piloted the affairs of the Force from 25th January, 2012 when he was appointed to July 31, 2014, having completed 35 years of service. Abba Suleiman hails from Gwaram Local Government Area of Jigawa State holds degrees in History and Law and has attended several management and security courses within and outside Nigeria. He is an alumnus of the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies, Kuru, Jos. He is known for his vast experience in criminal investigation, intelligence-led policing

Nigeria’s President-Elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari has advised Nigerians to accord President Goodluck Jonathan the respect he deserves as the servant of the people. General Buhari who offered a hand of friendship and conciliation to the incumbent President and his team during his acceptance speech said, ” I hereby wish to state that I harbour no ill will against anyone. Let me state clearly that President Jonathan has nothing to fear from me. Although we may not agree on the methods of governing the nation, he is a great Nigerian and still our president. He deserves our support and permanent respect by virtue of the office he has held. This is how an honourable nation treats its servants and conducts its affairs; and this is how Nigeria should be.” General Buhari in the speech also pledged to tackled the nation’s myriad problems such as insecurity, corruption and economic decline. He urged Nigerians to support his government through constructive criticisms in order to achieve his set

President Jonathan's message to the nation conceding defeat, President Jonathan reiterated that his ambition is not worth the blood of any Nigerian. The statement reads: “Fellow Nigerians, 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 proces