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 “President Buhari has reportedly blamed his security officials for the power bike accident that caused his only son, Yusuf, to break a limb and sustain a head injury on Tuesday, December 26th.”—LIB It’s no news that President Buhari’s only son was involved in a byke accident on the boxing day. However, it is such a surprising news that the Nigerian head of state would allegedly blame his security officials for not preventing a grown man for going out at night, to engage in reckless biking….. here’s how Linda Ikeji reported the blame game…….. “According to Thisday, President Buhari on Wednesday night was at the Cedarcrest hospital Abuja where Yusuf is being treated. His countenance showed he was not happy with the way he saw his son. He allegedly openly rebuked his security officials for allowing Yusuf and his friends ride their bike at about 8pm. A source in the presidency who spoke on condition of anonymity said

 “President Buhari has reportedly blamed his security officials for the power bike accident that caused his only son, Yusuf, to break a limb and sustain a head injury on Tuesday, December 26th.”—LIB It’s no news that President Buhari’s only son was involved in a byke accident on the boxing day. However, it is such a surprising news that the Nigerian head of state would allegedly blame his security officials for not preventing a grown man from going out at night, to engage in reckless biking….. here’s how Linda Ikeji reported the blame game…….. “According to Thisday, President Buhari on Wednesday night was at the Cedarcrest hospital Abuja where Yusuf is being treated. His countenance showed he was not happy with the way he saw his son. He allegedly openly rebuked his security officials for allowing Yusuf and his friends ride their bike at about 8pm. A source in the presidency who spoke on condition of anonymity said ''The president was at the hospital on Wednesday nigh

“NNPC boss, Baru, believes crisis is over in major cities”—Pulse.ng…….. After being subdued to torture and hardship all through December, especially during the Christmas holiday, Nigerians are about to heave a sigh of relieve as the fuel scarcity that plagued the country seems to be coming to an end. A claim by the NNPC group managing director reveals that the queue in most cities is allegedly getting shorter and more petrol has been released to dealers. Although the report did not reveal if the shortening of the queue was because people are tired of searching for fuel or not , here’s how Pulse reported the story …….” The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr Maikanti Baru, has expressed his confidence that the fuel scarcity crisis that has plagued the country for weeks has been brought under control. While speaking to State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa,  Abuja  on Friday, December 29, 2017, Dr Baru said the efforts o