Awesome God

Its out to bless you and me, Awesome God by Don Buchi. You can download it from www.mp3.com or www.artistecard.com/donbuchi also on www.reverbnation.com/donbuchi .... God bless you as you support him

US ADDS 252,000 JOB

US adds 252,000 jobs in December
January 9, 2015 4:11 PM

The construction sector added 48,000 jobs in December
The US economy added 252,000 jobs in December, while the unemployment rate fell to 5.6% from 5.8%, according to Labor Department figures.

In addition, figures for the number of jobs created in October and November were both revised upwards.

The jobless rate is now at its lowest since June 2008.

But weak wage growth and low inflation are likely to give the Federal Reserve pause for thought over raising interest rates.

The increase in jobs was higher than expected with the strongest growth in professional and business services, construction, healthcare and food services, according to the data released by the US Labor Department.

However, there was little improvement in December for part-time workers wishing to work more hours, and average hourly earnings fell by 5 cents after rising 6 cents in November.

The fall in the jobless rate was largely due to a drop in the number of people seeking work.

Over the whole of 2014, job creation averaged 246,000 a month.

Rates prospects

The figures highlight the contrast between the US economy which continues to pick up pace and that of the eurozone which this week slid into deflation.

Whilst eurozone policymakers are considering expanding their stimulus measures to include government bond-buying, or quantitative easing, the US jobs data will encourage expectations of an interest rate rise later this year.

"This is probably a good enough number to allow the Fed to stay on course in terms of adjusting policy, but it probably won't cause them to change their timing from mid-year," said Peter Cecchini, chief market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.

Lower oil prices and weak inflation will take the pressure off the Federal Reserve to raise rates soon.

Us 'recommends charges' for petraeus

US 'recommends charges' for Petraeus
January 10, 2015 2:07 AM

Mr Petraeus reportedly began an affair with his biographer Paula Broadwell in 2011
US prosecutors have recommended bringing charges against ex-CIA director David Petraeus for providing classified information to a former mistress, the New York Times reports.

The paper cites officials who spoke on condition of anonymity.

A decorated former general, Mr Petraeus resigned as CIA chief in 2012 after details of his affair with Paula Broadwell emerged.

He was a commander of US forces in Iraq and Afghanistan before taking the role.

A US Justice Department investigation is focusing on whether Mr Petraeus gave Ms Broadwell access to his CIA email and other classified information while director of the organisation, the paper says.

FBI agents discovered classified documents on her computer after he quit, according to the New York Times.

The recommendations to press criminal charges from the FBI and US Justice Department would leave Attorney General Eric Holder with a decision on whether to seek an indictment, which could see the former CIA chief jailed if found guilty.

The FBI searched Ms Broadwell's home in 2012, removing boxes and computers
A lawyer for Mr Petraeus did not comment.

But Mr Petraeus has said he never provided classified information to Ms Broadwell, according to the paper.

The affair reportedly began in 2011, while Ms Broadwell was working on a biography of Mr Petraeus.

In the same year, Mr Petraeus resigned from his commanding position in Afghanistan to take on the CIA role.

Mr Petraeus resigned from the CIA in 2012, saying he had shown "extremely poor judgment" in conducting the affair.

President Obama paid tribute to him at the time, saying he had "provided extraordinary service to the United States for decades".

Mr Petraeus was a highly regarded decorated former general

Don Buchi to release a new single

Its been months since he came up with with his single... tittled awesome God, Speaking with Don Buchi this evening he revealed that his new track I've come to praise to praise... will be officially released on 9th January 2015...he said he's been working with D Royal Ambassadors of Christ.... and he looks forward to greater height in this year 2015.... the songs will be up 4 download on different music sites such as MP3.com, reverbnation.com, artistecard.com/donbuchi, and many other that will be included in time to come.... don't be left out.... 

Follow him on Twitter @donbuchi1 Facebook: Don Buchi, instagram @donbuchi1... Skype:Don Buchi... and so many other finx.    
Don't be left out see u soon.......
Love you all in Christ

Six Bodies found in AirAsia Search

'Six bodies' found in AirAsia search
Updated 3 minutes ago

The BBC's Alice Budisatrijo said there was no confirmation of the objects yet
At least six bodies have been found and at least three recovered in the search for missing AirAsia Flight QZ8501, Indonesian officials and media say.

The bodies were spotted along with debris floating in the Java Sea off the Indonesian part of Borneo, in one of the search zones for the plane.

One official said the debris was 95% likely to be from the missing aircraft.

The Airbus A320-200, carrying 162 people from Surabaya in Indonesia to Singapore, disappeared on Sunday.

The debris is said to be different to other objects spotted during the search

The debris is said to be different to other objects spotted during the search
The search operation is now in its third day, with the area widened to cover 13 zones over land and sea.

During a news conference by the head of the operation, shown live on Indonesian TV, pictures of the debris were shown including a body floating on the water.

Relatives of passengers on the plane watching the pictures were visibly shocked.

Later, reports from officials and media in Pangkalan Bun, a nearby town in Central Kalimantan province, said six bodies had been found and at least three recovered.

AFP news agency later quoted the navy as saying that as many as 40 had been retrieved by one warship, saying the rescuers were "very busy now".

AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes tweeted to the families: "My heart is filled with sadness for all the families involved in QZ 8501. On behalf of AirAsia my condolences."

Search operation head Bambang Soelistyo said he was 95% certain the objects shown were from the plane, adding that a shadow was spotted under water which appeared to be in the shape of a plane.

All resources were now being sent to the area where the debris was found, and all objects or bodies found would be taken to Pangkalan Bun, he said.

Mr Soelistyo added that ships with more sophisticated technology were being deployed to check whether larger parts of the plane were submerged beneath the debris.

Indonesian civil aviation chief Djoko Murjatmodjo, quoted by AFP news agency, said "significant things" such as a passenger door and cargo door had been found.

He added that the objects had been found 160km (100 miles) south-west of Pangkalan Bun.

At least 30 ships, 15 aircraft and seven helicopters joined the operation when it resumed at 06:00 local time on Tuesday (23:00 GMT Monday).

Search and rescue operations are now in their third day

Family and friends of those on board the plane are gathered and awaiting news at Surabaya airport
The operation, led by Indonesia, includes assistance from Malaysia, Singapore and Australia, with other offers of help from South Korea, Thailand, China and France. The US destroyer USS Sampson is on its way to the zone.

Communication lost

Earlier, Indonesian officials said they were investigating reports of smoke seen rising from an island close to Belitung island, one of the focal points of the search, though experts cautioned it could be unrelated to the missing plane.

On board the plane were 137 adult passengers, 17 children and one infant, along with two pilots and five crew.

Most were Indonesian but the passengers included one UK national, a Malaysian, a Singaporean and three South Koreans.

The plane left Surabaya at 05:35 Jakarta time on Sunday and had been due to arrive in Singapore two hours later.

Safety officials say the captain had asked for permission to take the plane higher but, by the time permission was granted, communication with the plane was lost.

It was officially declared missing at 07:55.

AirAsia previously had an excellent safety record and there were no fatal accidents involving its aircraft.

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Gospel on street

It was fun yesterday Sunday been d 16th day of November 2014, D Royal Ambassadors of Christ went to the streets  asking and interviewing people on christian matters n church issues.... the team that was lead by their MD Don Buchi.... took it as a way of knowing the minds of the people and releasing it on social medias...... speaking with Don Buchi he said it will be a monthly thing.... getting to know the mind of people on issues that matters both in church n d circular world...... he advice youth s to walk in light and run from darkness.....

Don Buchi

Its good 2 know that heaven will always answer when Christ believers call..... Don buchi , who dropped a gospel single few months back, is calling on Nigeria youths to stay away from bad habit and killing of selves in the name of politics..... he said youths shouldn't allow themselves to be used by some unlawful n unfaithful politicians just because they gave them some little cash...... and he called on parents, guildians, cleric people to advice their children...... and he said how much does your integrity or person worth.... few naira notes or.........
Let's make Nigeria a better place to live he said as he conclude his words.......