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Ignorance is a disease and lack of foresight is blindness of the heart.   ‘’See what South east politicians are rejecting because of greed’’ (The functions or responsibilities of the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation of Nigeria, OSGF) i) Coordinating policy design and formulation by Ministries, Departments and Agencies for approval by Government; ii) Serving as Secretary to the Council of State, the Federal Executive Council and other Constitutional Councils, which are chaired by the President; iii) Coordinating the activities of Ministries and Government Agencies on the implementation of Government decisions, policies and programmes iv) Dealing with constitutional, political and socio-economic matters as may be referred to the Presidency; v) Administrative Tribunals, Commissions and Panels of Enquiry; vi) Coordinating national security and public safety matters; vii) National Honours Award viii) Prerogative of Mercy ix)

External Reserves Rise by $1bn in Three Days (11 May 2011) The rise in crude oil prices at the international market on Monday has impacted positively on Nigeria’s external reserves, which increased significantly by $1.093 billion within only three days, the reserves advanced by 3.35 per cent to $33.722 billion on Monday, from the $32.629 billion it stood last Thursday. The external reserves stood at $33.5 billion as at April, as against the $33.2 billion it recorded at the end of March after it rose to $36.4 billion by mid March. The reserves had grown by $3.1 billion in March. Foreign exchange dealers attributed the increase in the reserves to reduced pressure for dollars at the wholesale Dutch auction system (WDAS) since this month as well as soaring international oil prices. Oil price had risen by over four per cent on Monday (8-05-2011) as it gained 35 per cent from its figure a year ago after it dropped 15 per cent in the previous week in a biggest weekly loss since 2008. Reports

A few hours after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, the Bush administration concluded without supporting evidence, that "Osama bin Laden and his al-Qaeda organisation were prime suspects". CIA Director George Tenet stated that bin Laden has the capacity to plan ``multiple attacks with little or no warning.'' Secretary of State Colin Powell called the attacks "an act of war" and President Bush confirmed in an evening televised address to the Nation that he would "make no distinction between the terrorists who committed these acts and those who harbor them". Former CIA Director James Woolsey pointed his finger at "state sponsorship," implying the complicity of one or more foreign governments. In the words of former National Security Adviser, Lawrence Eagleburger, "I think we will show when we get attacked like this, we are terrible in our strength and in our retribution." Meanwhile, parroting offic