Union Paradise Blog List
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Protesters Agreed to Leave. This Is What Some Colleges Promised in Return. - Several universities struck agreements with pro-Palestinian demonstrators to end disruptive encampments on their campuses. But some of those agreements are...
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Israeli far right sees victory as ‘ultimate annihilation of the Gaza Strip’ - Marc Lamont Hill talks to journalist Orly Noy about the extreme elements in Israel’s leadership.
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Israeli far right sees victory as ‘ultimate annihilation of the Gaza Strip’ - Marc Lamont Hill talks to journalist Orly Noy about the extreme elements in Israel’s leadership.
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Debate commission co-chair blames Dunn, Klain for Biden campaign decision - The Hill - 1. Debate commission co-chair blames Dunn, Klain for Biden campaign decision The Hill 2. CNN's Jake Tapper, who called Trump's presidency a '...
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We're desperate for Kanthony to return to 'Bridgerton,' too. Here are the clues that suggest they will. - "Bridgerton" season two couple Kate and Anthony make a brief appearance in season three, part one. Here's why they we think they will return to the show.
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Scottie Scheffler tees off for PGA Championship's 2nd round after arrest - Scottie Scheffler teed off for the second round of the PGA Championship on Friday morning after he was arrested while he headed to the golf course.
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Nvidia is seeing ‘insatiable’ demand, but these are the key questions - Investors are focused on the Blackwell ramp, prospect of an “air pocket” and margin trends.
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The candour gap has become a problem for politicians - People are much more open and honest in their private lives and now expect the same from their leaders
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Teacher guilty of sex with two boys - Rebecca Joynes had been accused of having sex with the boys when they were 15.
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Upside-down US flag reportedly hung outside Samuel Alito’s home days after Capitol attack - Incident casts doubt on supreme court justice’s impartiality in upcoming cases as inverted flag is associated with Trump’s stolen election claims An upsi...
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Xi Jinping offers Russian delegation to try spotted perch and sea cucumbers - Xi Jinping's chefs prepared an unusual dinner for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who came to China for the 75th anniversary of the establishment of dipl...
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"Resist the Normalization of Evil": Israeli Reporter Amira Hass on Palestine & the Role of Journalism - Our guest is the *Haaretz* correspondent Amira Hass, the only Israeli Jewish journalist to have spent 30 years living in and reporting from Gaza and the We...
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Scheffler detained by police at PGA Championship for not following orders after traffic fatality - Masters champion Scottie Scheffler was detained by police Friday morning for not following police instructions during a traffic jam that followed a traffic...
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Missouri AG opens probe into Kansas City's 'retaliatory' post doxxing Chiefs' Harrison Butker - Kansas City apologized after posting information about NFL kicker Harrison Butker's residence on X in an apparent attempt to retaliate against the Pro Bowl...
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Migrants caught making incursion at Marine Corps Base Quantico were Jordanians, DHS says - Two men who were arrested after disregarding Marines' orders and trying to bust into the base at Quantico are Jordanian migrants, Homeland Security confirm...
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South Africa returns to the ICJ to demand a stop to the Israeli genocide in Gaza - [image: Mr Vusimuzi Madonsela presents on behalf of South Africa at the public hearings in the case South Africa v. Israel at the International Court of Ju...
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South Africa returns to the ICJ to demand a stop to the Israeli genocide in Gaza - [image: Mr Vusimuzi Madonsela presents on behalf of South Africa at the public hearings in the case South Africa v. Israel at the International Court of Ju...
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Healthcare Reimagined: Technological Advances Impacting Patient Services - The healthcare industry is always changing. Technologies, cures, and discoveries are always being developed, and medical supplies delivery is being overhau...
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Conner O'Malley's new standup special is a scathing critique of our AI reality - O'Malley's new character Richard Eagleton presents his AI-powered stand-up. It is the strangest and hilarious send-up of AI evangelism you might ever see.
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Biden weaponizing FBI and DOJ against Americans – Tara Reade - The run-up to the US election is exposing President Joe Biden’s scandals to the public eye, including his family’s alleged money laundering schemes in Uk...
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Why Is the African Dish, Shakshuka So Popular In Israel? - Why Is the African Dish, Shakshuka So Popular In Israel? Shakshuka is an African-inspired dish with a rich history as it spread its influence to another co...
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Mark von Hagen - Does Ukraine Have a History? - *Wikipedia:* Mark Louis von Hagen (July 21, 1954 – September 15, 2019) was an American military historian who taught Russian, Ukrainian, and Eurasian hi...
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Verse of the Day - أَوْ مِسْكِينًا ذَا مَتْرَبَةٍ Or some poor wretch in misery, Verse no. 16,Al-Balad (The City)
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VT RADIO: Freedom, Trump’s Pending Arrest, and Ukraine with VT’s Senior Editor Dr. Kevin Barrett - 30 Minutes with VT's Senior Editor Dr. Kevin Barrett
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Three months ago Putin tried to turn the clocks back 30 years. He failed - The Russian president despises the Soviet leaders for their weakness in giving up on the empire and system of repression they inherited from Joseph Stalin ...
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10 people killed in shooting at grocery store in Boulder, Colo. - A Boulder police officer was among the victims of the shooting at a King Soopers store Monday. Law enforcement officials said the suspect is in custody, bu...
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Before history devolves into mythology: 2020’s best books on World War II - Historians grapple with the grimmest, toughest questions surrounding the war, about culpability, morality, and demagoguery during a fraught time.
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Trump Supporters Flood DC Streets In Solidarity For President As He Battles China Virus - 'Unsilent Majority' WalkAway event turns into 'Get Well Soon' march.
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The Proud Boys Are NOT White Supremacists - Learn the truth about the controversial group.
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S&P 500 closes nominally higher amid COVID-19 spikes, muted data - The S&P 500 closed nominally higher on Thursday as investors weighed a resurgence in coronavirus infections and the possibility of a new round of shutdowns...
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Trump unfit to be U.S. president, Democrat Pelosi, conservative Bolton agree - President Donald Trump came under attack from both sides of the American political spectrum on Thursday as liberal Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi and forme...
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Passengers Aboard Cruise Ship Off San Francisco Await Coronavirus Test Results — And Potential Quarantine - Passengers on the Grand Princess off the California coast are confined to their rooms as health officials carry out COVID-19 tests
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QUIZ: Name These Midwestern Animals - Moose, deer, and bears, oh my!
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Medical News Today: Cancer: Using copper to boost immunotherapy - Scientists have successfully destroyed cancer cells in mice by using copper-based nanoparticles and immunotherapy. Importantly, the cancer did not return.
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New UAE award encourages e-vehicle innovation - Emirates International Future Mobility Award to encourage autonomous and eco-friendly vehicle sector
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New UAE award encourages e-vehicle innovation - Emirates International Future Mobility Award to encourage autonomous and eco-friendly vehicle sector
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Brett Kavanaugh may have fared better with senators than voters - SWORN under oath to tell the truth, Christine Blasey Ford said on September 27th that she was “100 percent” certain that Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald ...
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Overlord - The story begins with Yggdrasil, a popular online game which is quietly shut down one day; however, the protagonist Momonga decides to not log out. Momonga...
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US abortion clinics face surge of trespassing and blockades - NEW YORK (AP) -- America's abortion clinics experienced a major upsurge in trespassing, obstruction and blockades by anti-abortion activists in 2017, ...
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The Artist Party 19 - Financial Times photos posted a photo: [image: The Artist Party 19] :copyright: Swire Properties
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Have you tried this dessert in the UAE? - The popular iced treat from the Philippines has made its way to the emirates
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The Outrage Over Kevin Williamson - Really, it’s O.K. if we all don’t agree about everything.
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Dolphin Emulator For Android Full Review - The most recent arrival of Dolphin VR, an amazing Nintendo Gamecube emulator that promotions VR usefulness to diversions, includes bolster for Oculus’ bu...
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Why 'Black Panther' Is So Important | HuffPost's The Post Show - Why 'Black Panther' Is So Important | HuffPost's The Post Show HuffPost Black Voices Editor Taryn Finley breaks down why 'Black Panther' and the fictiona...
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#JusticeForNabra: Muslim Teen Brutally Murdered During Ramadan - #JusticeForNabra: Muslim Teen Brutally Murdered During Ramadan
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President Elect Donald Trump Takes The Stage - *President Elect Donald Trump Takes The Stage*
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Russian Government Presents Rosneft Privatization Guidelines - The Russian government has announced the criteria for purchasing private shares of state-owned oil company Rosneft, the Vedomosti business daily reported F...
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Our quote of the day is from American politician and showman P.... - Our quote of the day is from American politician and showman P. T. Barnum
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An End to Impunity for Dictators—and Their Backers—Makes the World Safer - By Amy Goodman & Denis Moynihan It was a bad week for dictators, and a good one for international justice. Two brutal, U.S.-backed dictators who ruled deca...
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Startup environment should support new ideas and enthusiasm: Sanjiv Aggarwal - With a desire to bridge gaps in chronic disease management, especially diabetes with intelligent use of technology, Diabetacare was launched in the 2013.
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Trump rallies gun owners with fiery anti-Clinton speech - LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump assured gun owners on Friday he would protect their constitutional right to bear...
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Chanel in CubaHigh fashion arrives in Havana, as Chanel stages a... - Chanel in Cuba High fashion arrives in Havana, as Chanel stages a runway show on a main boulevard, inspired by the elegance of pre-revolutionary Cuba...
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We’ve moved! A new place to find Answers On… - We recently launched Answers On, our new site dedicated to bringing you — the global professional — the vision and insights to guide the conversation aro...
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Barack Obama’s Unholy Alliance: A Romance With Islamism - Daniel Greenfield's new pamphlet reveals how Obama's soft spot for Islam has disastrously undermined America's security.
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No Strategy. No Clue. - By Alan Caruba The Wednesday, June 10 Wall Street Journal headline at the top of the page was “Obama Set to Expand Troops in Iraq.” We were 589 days in...
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The 11 worst money habits of 20-somethings and how to fix them - 20-somethings aren't always as careful with their money as they should be, but research shows they are not alone. These lessons
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No Further Updates – Keeping site up as an archive - Edited and uploaded by Alex Jones Podcasts Hey Everyone, Sorry for the lack of updates. Life happens and time continues to change the circumstances aroun...
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No Further Updates – Keeping site up as an archive - Edited and uploaded by Alex Jones Podcasts Hey Everyone, Sorry for the lack of updates. Life happens and time continues to change the circumstances aroun...
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Do Muslims Believe in Easter? - *Easter and Muslims* *Source JU Canada* Easter is celebrated by Catholic Christians to commemorate the crucifixion of the prophet Jesus (as). It is th...
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Friday, November 27, 2015
HIS JOURNEY TO THE HEAVENS (SAW)
📖Allah's instructions to Christians from Quran
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Idris Alooma (1580-1617)
History of Pig Fat by Dr M. Amjad Khan
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
CHRONOLOGY OF SULTANS UNDER SOKOTO CALIPHATE FROM SHEHU USMAN IBN FODIO TO SULTAN SAAD ABUBAKAR 111
Prof. Wole Soyinka's tribute to Sen. Asiwaju Tinubu.
Thursday, October 15, 2015
100 direct instructions by Allah
1. Do not be rude in speech (3:159)
2. Restrain Anger (3:134)
3. Be good to others (4:36)
4. Do not be arrogant (7:13)
5. Forgive others for their mistakes (7:199)
6. Speak to people mildly (20:44)
7. Lower your voice (31:19)
8. Do not ridicule others (49:11)
9. Be dutiful to parents(17:23)
10. Do not say a word of disrespect to parents (17:23)
11. Do not enter parents' private room without asking
permission (24:58)
12. Write down the debt (2:282)
13. Do not follow anyone blindly (2:170)
14. Grant more time to repay if the debtor is in hard
time (2:280)
15. Don't consume interest (2:275)
16. Do not engage in bribery (2:188)
17. Do not break the promise (2:177)
18. Keep the trust (2:283)
19. Do not mix the truth with falsehood (2:42)
20. Judge with justice between people (4:58)
21. Stand out firmly for justice (4:135)
22. Wealth of the dead should be distributed among his
family members (4:7)
23. Women also have the right for inheritance (4:7)
24. Do not devour the property of orphans (4:10)
25. Protect orphans (2:220)
26. Do not consume one another's wealth unjustly
(4:29)
27. Try for settlement between people (49:9)
28. Avoid suspicion (49:12)
29. Do not spy and backbite (2:283)
30. Do not spy or backbite (49:12)
31. Spend wealth in charity (57:7)
32. Encourage feeding poor (107:3)
33. Help those in need
by finding them (2:273)
34. Do not spend money extravagantly (17:29)
35. Do not invalidate charity with reminders (2:264)
36. Honor guests (51:26)
37. Order righteousness to people only after practicing it
yourself(2:44)
38. Do not commit abuse on the earth (2:60)
39. Do not prevent people from mosques (2:114)
40. Fight only with those who fight you (2:190)
41. Keep the etiquettes of war (2:191)
42. Do not turn back in battle (8:15)
43. No compulsion in religion (2:256)
44. Believe in all prophets (2:285)
45. Do not have sexual intercourse during menstrual
period (2:222)
46. Breast feed your children for two complete years
(2:233)
47. Do not even approach unlawful sexual intercourse
(17:32)
48. Choose rulers by their merit (2:247)
49. Do not burden a person beyond his scope (2:286)
50. Do not become divided (3:103)
51. Think deeply about the wonders and creation of this
universe (3:191)
52. Men and Women have equal rewards for their deeds
(3:195)
53. Do not marry those in your blood relation (4:23)
54. Family should be led by men (4:34)
55. Do not be miserly (4:37)
56. Do not keep envy (4:54)
57. Do not kill each other (4:92)
58. Do not be an advocate for deceit (4:105)
59. Do not cooperate in sin and aggression (5:2)
60. Cooperate in righteousness (5:2)
61. 'Having majority' is not a criterion of truth (6:116)
62. Be just (5:8)
63. Punish for crimes in an exemplary way (5:38)
64. Strive against sinful and unlawful acts (5:63)
65. Dead animals, blood, the flesh of swine are
prohibited (5:3)
66. Avoid intoxicants and alcohol (5:90)
67. Do not gamble (5:90)
68. Do not insult others' deities (6:108)
69. Don't reduce weight or measure to cheat people
(6:152)
70. Eat and Drink, But Be Not Excessive (7:31)
71. Wear good cloths during prayer times (7:31)
72. protect and help those who seek protection (9:6)
73. Keep Purity (9:108)
74. Never give up hope of Allah's Mercy (12:87)
75. Allah will forgive those who have done wrong out of
ignorance (16:119)
76. Invitation to God should be with wisdom and good
instruction (16:125)
77. No one will bear others' sins (17:15)
78. Do not kill your children for fear of poverty (17:31)
79. Do not pursue that of which you have no knowledge
(17:36)
80. Keep aloof from what is vain (23:3)
81. Do not enter others' houses without seeking
permission (24:27)
82. Allah will provide security for those who believe only
in Allah (24:55)
83. Walk on earth in humility (25:63)
84. Do not neglect your portion of this world (28:77)
85. Invoke not any other god along with Allah (28:88)
86. Do not engage in homosexuality (29:29)
87. Enjoin right, forbid wrong (31:17)
88. Do not walk in insolence through the earth (31:18)
89. Women should not display their finery (33:33)
90. Allah forgives all sins (39:53)
91. Do not despair of the mercy of Allah (39:53)
92. Repel evil by good (41:34)
93. Decide on affairs by consultation (42:38)
94. Most noble of you is the most righteous (49:13)
95. No Monasticism in religion (57:27)
96. Those who have knowledge will be given a higher
degree by Allah (58:11)
97. Treat non-Muslims in a kind and fair manner (60:8)
98. Save yourself from covetousness (64:16)
99. Seek forgiveness of Allah. He is Forgiving and
Merciful (73:20)
100. Do not repel one who asks (93:10)
Let's share with others so we can all benefit from it.
May Allah continue to guide us, Amen.
Thursday, October 01, 2015
President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Prof Joy Ugwu's Sabotage on President Buhari
Monday, September 28, 2015
Earlier Word Of Caution Given On Bukola Saraki
Sunday, September 27, 2015
The genesis of Nigeria's Senate President Ordeal
Monday, August 24, 2015
Former President Jonathan of Nigeria Finally Gives in, agrees to join President Muhammadu Buhari to Fight Corruption when faced with forensic realities:
Monday, July 27, 2015
I AM SCARED TO DEATH ABOUT THE BUHARI BY Dr. Wumi Akintide
Sunday, June 28, 2015
PRESIDENT BUHARI AND THE SSS By Sharon Faliya Cham
Letter to all Christians from Prophet Muhammad (sa)
Original in Istanbul Library Jan. 10, 2014 How should Muslims treat Christians? With violence? Anger? Hatred? The answer is none of the above. Below is the English rendering of a letter written by the Prophet Muhammad (sa) to all Christians. In a time when tensions between Islam and Christianity seem to be at an all …
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Friday, January 23, 2015
Politics in Nigeria
New York Times)
(KADUNA, Nigeria)
Boisterous crowds packed the streets for the retired general, while young men climbed lampposts, walls and billboards to glimpse his gaunt face. Others danced on careening motorcycles, brandishing homemade brooms, symbols of his campaign.
With Nigeria’s presidential election only weeks away, Boko Haram’s unchecked rampaging here in the country’s north is helping to propel the 72-year-old general, Muhammadu Buhari, to the forefront.
After ruling Nigeria with an iron hand 30 years ago as the country’s military leader, Mr. Buhari is now a serious threat at the ballot box, analysts say, in large part because of Boko Haram’s blood-soaked successes.
“The state is collapsing and everybody is frightened,” Jibrin Ibrahim, a political scientist with the Center for Democracy and Development in Abuja, the Nigerian capital, said of Boko Haram.
“They are able to capture more and more territory, but also increase the level of atrocity,” he added. “A lot of people are frightened that these people can take over the whole country. So a lot of people are saying, ‘Give Buhari a chance.’ ”
A Buhari win would be a rare upset for the incumbent, President Goodluck Jonathan, in a country where petrodollars have long flowed and the presidency has great latitude to distribute them.
But oil prices have crashed; attacks on schools, markets and entire villages continue unabated; and Nigeria’s army has been thoroughly incapable of stopping Boko Haram, which now controls substantial portions of the northeast and regularly sends the country’s soldiers fleeing.
“We have to solve it; it’s the first problem of the country,” Mr. Buhari said tersely about the battle with Boko Haram during a long day of campaigning this week.
“This should have been an easy one,” added the former general, who is believed to have been a target of bombings in this city over the summer in which dozens were killed. “But it has been allowed to develop over five years.”
There is much at stake in Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, even as it falters — the currency has dropped sharply, questions are swirling about the ability to pay civil servants and the country’s oil-money reserves have withered. The campaign has become a vociferous, at times violent, joust between Buhari partisans in the mostly Muslim north and supporters of Mr. Jonathan in the largely Christian south.
Mr. Buhari’s tenure as Nigeria’s military ruler was brief: a 20-month stint in the 1980s, ended by another military coup. Yet it is remembered with trepidation by many Nigerians. His self-proclaimed “war against indiscipline” was carried to “sadistic levels, glorying in the humiliation of a people,” wrote the Nobel laureate and writer Wole Soyinka.
The current president and his party, which has held power since military rule ended more than 15 years ago, have made this past a central part of Mr. Jonathan’s re-election strategy, hoping to fan old fears about the general.
Full-page newspaper ads suggest that Mr. Buhari is eager to introduce Shariah law all over the country, beyond the northern states where it already exists (in the campaign, Mr. Buhari has not said that).
Other ads remind readers of the retired general’s coup-prone past. (Historians say that even before Mr. Buhari came to power in a military coup at the end of 1983, he played an active role in the coups that marked Nigeria’s early years.)
But Mr. Buhari’s supporters are far more interested in the instability shaking the north, urging a total overhaul of the lackluster fight against the Islamists. Many of them turned out in this northern metropolis this week for a glimpse of the general, who has traded his medal-bedecked uniform for traditional robes and thick-framed spectacles.
Hadiza Bala Usman, the main campaigner for the return of more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram last spring, was waiting for the general at the airport here. She helped start the group that pressed the government on the fate of the girls, demonstrating for weeks in a public square in Abuja. Nine months after their abduction, the girls remain missing.
“The resources meant for the military don’t go to the military; the bullets and boots don’t go to the soldiers,” Ms. Usman said. “And what is happening to security, you see it in all the sectors.”
“The support we’re giving” to Mr. Buhari “is for ending the insurgency,” she added. “And so no more children are abducted.”
A retired general in the crowd of supporters, Alhassan Usman, who is not related to Ms. Usman, agreed, expressing anger that Boko Haram had gained the upper hand over Nigeria’s soldiers.
“The issue is lack of discipline; the commander has eaten his money,” he said, arguing that officers take money meant for soldiers, who then see little reason to obey orders.
Mr. Buhari stood as ramrod straight as he had in the days when he rose in a coup against Nigeria’s fledgling, but corrupt, democracy. After taking power, he soon instituted what he called his attempt to straighten out a chaotic nation — making tardy civil servants, even older ones, perform frog jumps, for instance, and jailing journalists for critical articles.
That tarnished past has been, if not forgotten, at least pushed aside by many in the tumultuous jumble of Nigerian history. Mr. Buhari is expected to do particularly well in the Muslim north, his home turf, on Election Day, as he did in an unsuccessful run four years ago.
Still, his campaign faces stiff obstacles. Tens of thousands of people in northern Nigeria have been displaced by relentless violence, and many of them will be unable to vote in the Feb. 14 election. Even if they can, Nigerian elections are prone to violence and fraud.
This week, the streets of Kaduna were packed three-deep with people, many waiting since early morning or trekking miles from nearby villages to see him. Partisans yelled as they climbed on the general’s vehicles, frenetically brushing windshields with the symbolic brooms.
Mr. Buhari spoke only briefly to the packed stands in a downtown stadium, vaguely promising greater security, prosperity and better education. But the words appeared not to be the point. It was his presence, and an implicit promise of austerity and military action, that the crowd seemed to want, after years of scandalous stories in the Nigerian news media about missing oil funds and high living by officials in Mr. Jonathan’s administration.
“The enthusiasm for Buhari is almost like a religion,” said Nasir el-Rufai, a former government minister running for governor of Kaduna State.
“Look at all these people,” he said, pointing at the crowds pressing up against his own car before the general arrived. “They are all waiting just to see Buhari.”
As military ruler, Mr. Buhari expelled tens of thousands of immigrants from other West African countries, blaming them for the country’s problems. His government also carried out a bizarre kidnapping plot targeting a former minister who had fled to London. It involved Israeli secret agents, giant packing crates and anesthetic drugs.
In an interview, Mr. Buhari said that the times had changed and that he had changed with them.
“I operated as a military head of state,” he said. “Now I want to operate as a partisan politician in a multiparty setup. It’s a fundamental difference. Whatever law is on the ground, I will make sure it is respected.”
Yet it is Mr. Buhari’s long military career, not the respect for civil liberties he has proclaimed later in life, that will ultimately swing voters wary of his past, analysts say.
“You’ve got the Boko Haram in the northeast, where they bomb churches and marketplaces, and slaughter children,” he said.
But he also noted the security problems in the nation’s south, where militants at oil fields have created havoc for years. “No highway in the country is absolutely safe,” Mr. Buhari said.
Though supporters insist he will knock out the Islamists “in a month,” as Mr. el-Rufai put it, the retired general is far more cautious. He spoke of a methodical approach, declining to say whether he would fire the country’s top military chiefs.
“We have to see the whole picture,” Mr. Buhari said. “We’ll ask them to brief us, one by one. Why haven’t they been performing?”
“Let them justify the use of funds,” he added. “What is the intelligence community doing? Where do they,” Boko Haram, “get weapons?”
He focused on the individual failures in confronting Boko Haram — the misspent money, the lack of weaponry for the soldiers, their lack of motivation for the fight — rather than on an overall condemnation of the army.
His jaw muscles tightening, he said: “This is not the Nigerian Army I knew.”
Thursday, January 08, 2015
O Nigerians
40 days to presidential elections. If you're voting remember these factors;
1. The Chibok girls
2. NNPC Scam
3. Police Pension Fund
4. Missing 20Billion
5. $9million Arms deal
6. Bomb Blasts
7. Immigration job scam
8. Petroleum pump price
9. Devaluation of Naira
10. Oil theft
11. Power outage
12. Selling of Power Holdings
13. Selling of Refineries
14. Skyrocketed Power Holding Bills
15. ASUU & Poly Strikes
16. Doctors Strike
17. National Assembly tragedy
19. Stella's Oduah Aviation Scam.
20. Kerosene subsidy
21. Insurgency.
22 Judiciary Strike.
23. 70% increment on used imported vehicles.
Pls vote wisely!