Nelson Madela Is Alive And Well

JOHANNESBURG, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Former South African President Nelson Mandela is alive and well despite rumours on social media sites on Tuesday that he has died, state-owned broadcaster SABC reported.

SABC cited the Nelson Mandela Foundation as denying the rumours on micro-blogging site Twitter.

Mandela, 93, South Africa's first black president who is revered at home and abroad as a symbol of reconciliation and hope, was hospitalised in January after suffering an acute respiratory infection.

Since then Mandela has recovered and he is currently in his home village of Qunu in South Africa's Eastern Cape province.

Mandela was diagnosed with tuberculosis in the 1980s while he was jailed and later had an operation to repair damage to his eyes. In 2001 he had treatment for prostate cancer. He was released from prison in 1990 after 27 years imprisonment.

http://af.reuters.com/article/commoditiesNews/idAFL5E7KD3Z520110913

*sighs*

Ah i felt bad with that bad news but Thank God is not true.
that death wey go kill this man, make him come to nigeria and kill at least 100 of our thiefing politicians.

the man is the most peaceful ex head of state in the world

1025:

Ah i felt bad with that bad news but Thank God is not true.
that death wey go kill this man, make him come to nigeria and kill at least 100 of our thiefing politicians.

hehehe

Just like Ojukwu,

1025:

Ah i felt bad with that bad news but Thank God is not true.
that death wey go kill this man, make him come to nigeria and kill at least 100 of our thiefing politicians.

Supported

Since its only a rumor, dn Party postponed!

Alive yea, but healthy na lie