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Nigeria no longer Import Rice??.Facts or fiction? Part 1.

On the 12th of November, 2018 the Nigeria minister of information and culture , lai Muhammad made a remarkable statement at the special town hall meeting on agriculture revolution in jigawa state, the statement "Rice importation in the country has dropped to about 90 percent ", claiming that Nigeria is no longer a dumping ground for imported rice from India and Thailand. This news came as a shock to many Nigerians, Some were delighted about the news and praise the B uhari led administration for its effort in agriculture and its effort in diversifying the economy indeed to many the government has fulfilled the promises it made to the citizens when it took power 3 years ago. Rice is the De-facto Food consumed in every part of the country, its a food that is not distinguished by class, consumed both by the lower class, the middle class and the uper class, and it is no news to ordinary Nigerians that much of the rice they are eating came from outside the country part...

The new permanent voter cards have been released

*Special announcement* The new permanent voter cards have just been released and distributed to all the INEC local government offices, if you registered during the continuous Voters registration which took place from February to 31st August, 2018, note that your permanent voter cards (PVC) are readily available at INEC local government offices, where you registered. Lets encourage our neighbours, Support Groups, co-workers, family members, etc to as a matter of urgency go to collect their Power, to change things and get Nigerian working again. N/B that power is your PVC.

Why the Nigerian army flag has Arabic inscriptions

The Eagle: The eagle represents the graceful power of the Nigerian Army. In various cultures across the globe, the eagle is revered as a towering symbol of grace, power and elegance. Just like an eagle, the Nigerian Army maintains keen surveillance during times of peace and strikes with brutal precision and eye-popping decisiveness only when it has been provoked beyond tolerance. The two interlaced triangle-like six-pointed stars: This is the first symbol of Nigerian unity and it was first struck by Governor-General Lord Lugard in 1914. This was put in place when the Northern and Southern Protectorates were merged to form one nation, which explains the interlacing of the two stars. The Nigerian Army shall maintain the unity of Nigeria. The Arabic script: The transliteration of the Arabic script on the Nigerian Army logo is: Nasrunminallah which means Victory Comes From God Alone This particular motto was inscribed on the banner under which the Nigerian indigenous forces battled ag...

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