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Why Bernie Sanders won't call Venezuela's Maduro a dictator In his CNN town hall Monday night, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., explained why he hesitates to call embattled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro a dictator. Maduro won reelection last May in what many saw as an illegitimate election wrought with fraud. That alone isn’t enough for Sanders to call him a dictator, and after a short stutter, he was able to explain why. “It’s fair to say that the last election was undemocratic, but there are still democratic operations taking place in that country,” Sanders said. “The point is, what I am calling for right now is internationally supervised free elections.” President Trump has taken a special interest in Venezuela, even going so far as to recognize opposition leader Juan Guaidó as interim president, and Sanders took this opportunity to question why Trump attacks one oppressive regime but is friendly with another. “I do find it interesting that Trump is very

Over the years, R Kelly has made a mockery out of the sexual abuse allegations levied against him — going as far to release a 19-minute song called “I Admit It”. So, after the embattled singer posted bond on Monday afternoon, it’s not the least bit shocking to hear he made a beeline straight for his favorite predatory stomping grounds. Kelly and his entourage stoped at a McDonald’s in Chicago’s River North neighborhood. As  SPIN  points out, it’s the very same McDonald’s where Kelly allegedly picked up a high school girl on her prom night in 1998. According to a lawsuit later settled out of court, Kelly impregnated the girl and then forced her to have an abortion. Later in the evening, Kelly was seen at a cigar lounge, where he was accompanied by Joycelyn Savage and Azriel Clary — two women who currently live with Kelly and whose parents have claimed are being held against their will. Christopher Smith @chrissmith # RKelly just left the Roc

- INEC has declared Atiku Abubakar as the winner of the presidential election held in Anambra state   - Abubakar polled 524,738 to defeat the incumbent president in the state - President Muhammadu Buhari got a total number of 33,298  The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, the winner of the Saturday, February 23, presidential election held in Anambra state.  360guaranty.com   reports that Abubakar defeated the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari. With the results declared so far from 15 states including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), the ruling party has won 10 states with 53.67% while Abubakar won 5 states with 43.37%. Out of the states, two are below the 25% threshold.   Atiku and Buhari PDP results in Anambra state. Credit: Nnenna Ibeh Source: Original  Peter Obi, the former governor of Anambra and Atiku's ru

PRESIDENTIAL RESULT UPDATE AS DECLARED BY INEC 1. EKITI STATE APC – 219,231 PDP – 154,032 2. OSUN STATE APC – 347,634 PDP – 337,377 3. FCT APC – 152,224 PDP – 259, 997 4. KWARA STATE APC – 308, 984 PDP – 138, 184 5. NASARAWA STATE APC – 289,903 PDP – 283,847 6. KOGI STATE APC –  285,894 PDP –  218,207 7. GOMBE STATE APC – 402,961 PDP – 138,484 8. ONDO STATE APC -241,769 PDP- 275,901 9. ABIA STATE APC –    85,058 PDP – 219,698 10. YOBE STATE APC – 497,914 PDP – 50,763 11. ENUGU STATE APC – 54,423 PDP – 355,553 12. EBONYI STATE APC – 90,726 PDP – 258,573 Collation Centre adjourned till 10@m today ( Tuesday)

Dele Momodu has asked the presidential candidate of the PDP, Atiku Abubakar, to concede defeat - Momodu advised the PDP candidate to call President Muhammadu Buhari and congratulate him - The Ovation magazine owner also told Aiku to note that it is only God who gives or takes power As results of the general elections keep pouring in from the International Conference Centre in Abuja, Dele Momodu has called on Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to accept defeat. 360guaranty.com gathered last night, Monday, February 25, that 11 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have so far been announced as Atiku was 286,105 behind.  Momodu made the call on his twitter page on Tuesday, February 26, asking the PDP presidential candidate not to waste any time in congratulating President Buhari on his re-election. He said Atiku should know that only God can give or take power, while adding that the former vice president has written his name in gold. According to him, Atiku

- Photos of her traditional wedding to another Nollywood actor Daniel Lloyd has been shared on social media - Empress was romantically linked to singer Timaya but they broke up on a messy note This is good news coming from Nollywood industry as two actors get hooked in marriage. From photos making round, actress Empress Njamah has finally gotten married as she was traditional joined to her colleague, Daniel Lloyd.  The couple announced their low key traditional wedding on their separate Instagram pages on Friday, February 22. Daniel was the first to break the news on his page as he posted a picture of them from the traditional video and captioned it: "A'MOR ❤ Together for Ever" with the hashtag #TraditionalMarriage. He never forgot to tag his beautiful wife Empress.  The beautiful bride too took to her page and mathematically describe their union as she captioned their traditional wedding photo: "1+1=ONE TOGETHER FOREVER"    The couple were dressed in

Let  me preface this celebratory intervention with the pertinent words of Senator-elect Orji Uzor Kalu, which he avowed on Sunday, February 24, 2019, immediately his sweet victory was announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC): “The people of Abia North Senatorial Zone came out en masse to cast their votes for President Muhammadu Buhari, my good self and other APC candidates in the presidential and National Assembly elections. I salute the courage, boldness and patriotism displayed by the electorate in choosing their preferred candidates. “The people of Abia North Senatorial Zone had been deprived of qualitative representation for many years. I will use my network of contacts and political dexterity to uplift our communities. The challenges facing our people have been diligently articulated with possible solutions highlighted. Having served in different capacities in the public sector, I will bring to bear my experience in discharging my duties. Politics is n