Saturday, 4 February 2012
About Sahara Reporters
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Sahara Reporters is an online community of international reporters and social advocates dedicated to bringing you commentaries, features, news reports from a Nigerian-African perspective. A unique organization, founded in the spirit of Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, comprising of ordinary people with an overriding commitment to seeking the truth and publishing it without fear or favor. Because its core members are unapologetic practitioners of advocacy journalism, Sahara Reporters also serves as an umbrella outlet for objective reporting of verifiable and accurate news and untainted social commentaries for anyone wishing to exercise their freedom of speech in the public interest and common good.
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DDC MACHINE THIEFS ARE NOT PETTY.
Submitted by Dr. Duncan Ewhere on December 14, 2010 - 21:47.
As a matter of fact, it is disheartening to learn from media that sixteen DDC machines were stolen from the airport on arrival, but prior to delivery. More disturbing was the comments credited to Hon Minister of Defence that those thieves are petty, this i disagree with all seriousness.
In the past, i have always praised the security agency in Nigeria, but as a matter of fact, they have goofed with what happened to those very expensive machies. Although, the Contractors supplying these machines should be stupid if these machines are not programme with security numbers. If those 'petty thieves' are able to get the password, then the suppliers should be held responsible,otherwise, those thieves may have ended up stealing a piece of crap that wont be useful to any 'Adedibu' of this world.
Well, by now you know Atiku
Submitted by Choice Ekpekurede on November 26, 2010 - 19:01.
Well, by now you know Atiku has been chosen by Ciroma, et al, as an alternative to Jonathan. To me the difference between the two is not much, something close to the difference between Pepsi and Coca Cola. As for the number of security personnel, you know they could not stop the bomb blast that occured just a short distance away from Jonathan. Need i say, then, that the waste of state resources, was unjustified?
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