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Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, a former Minister of Aviation, has revealed that Muslims from the Northern region plan to hold on to power in the Aso Rock Villa for the next 20 years. 43894 Read:  REVEALED! 10 Ways Buhari Has Humiliated Osinbajo – Fani-Kayode President Muhammadu Buhari, who defeated another Northerner, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, in the 2019 presidential election, will be completing his tenure in 2023. According to Fani-Kayode, President Buhari will handover to someone who is a Muslim from the North East after his tenure. The Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, chieftain, is convinced that 8 years will go to another Muslim politician from the North Central. The former Minister tweeted on Monday night, “There is a possibility that, if care is not taken and if all the voices of the opposition are successfully cowed and silenced, that the Muslim north may retain power for the next 20 years. “4 years left for Buhari, 8 years for a NE [North East] Muslim and 8 years for a N

Instagram to remove 'like' counts for some users 2019-11-11 12:00:34 Read All Facebook Inc.s Instagram plans to remove the number of "likes" visible on posts for some users in the U.S. to decrease competitive pressure among people on the photo-sharing service. Instagram has been hiding like counts in some markets since April, beginning in Canada, and later expanding to Japan and Brazil. The U.S. is one of Instagrams largest markets with more than 106 million users, according to data analyst EMarketer. "What were hoping to do is depressurize Instagram a little bit, and make it a bit less of a competition," Instagram boss Adam Mosseri told Bloomberg after announcing the new test at a conference in San Francisco sponsored by Wired magazine. "The idea is to try and reduce anxiety and social comparisons, specifically with an eye towards young people." Users will still be able to see the likes they receive on their posts if they

Nigeria: Stop chaining mentally ill patients 2019-11-11 11:32:25 Read All An international rights group has called the Nigerian government to ban chaining as it condemned the "terrible" abuse faced by thousands of people with mental health conditions across the country. Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a report published on Monday that detention, chaining and violent treatment of mental health patients was pervasive in the country "in many settings, including state hospitals, rehabilitation centres, traditional healing centres, and both Christian and Islamic faith-based facilities". "People with mental health conditions should be supported and provided with effective services in their communities, not chained and abused," said Emina Cerimovic, senior disability rights researcher at HRW. "People with mental health conditions find themselves in chains in various places in Nigeria, subject to years of unimaginable hardship and abuse

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