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A public procurement advocacy group, Network for the Actualisation of Social Growth and Viable Development (NEFGAD) has urged President Bola Tinubu to be impartial in the face of massive corruption allegations rocking the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation and the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) office. This was contained in a statement signed by NEFGAD Head, Mr Akingunola Omoniyi, noting that President Tinubu had been provided with an opportunity to prove to Nigerians that he was willing to fight corruption. 

Between corruption and terrorists. sunnis looked at isis and they thought it's no worse than maliki and they chose isis many of them, instead of maliki. >> we always think there's a technocratic fix if we give the iraqi army more weapons when there's usually a political fix which is hard for us to do. >> do you think, phil we can defeat isis? >> i don't. i think there's an interesting conversation nationally led by the president that says that has to be our goal. i look around the world as a counterterrorism guy from the cia and say, where have we won? pakistan, afghanistan? have we won in yem...