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2face Idibia's father died today August 23rd after a battle with prostate cancer. May his soul rest in peace, Amen.

http://dailypost.ng/2014/08/23/2face-idibia-loses-father-cancer/

polymathic: Mine s 2,3,4

dat na woman position oh

The below pictures maybe some how funny but it's the truth.

u funny sha

gistmelove: and ur wish for the topic no go come true.. delete am make i dey see u now

hehehe..u don fear b4

parrotibaba: @op sorry but I don't know any of them

u are right..even me self.... i feel like deleting this topic

bloggers in action

waooo

oh my country

The Police had arrested the family of the lady and the family of the man, (who is 20 years old) the man himself had ran away. The 12 year-old girl is in Primary 3.

The scan was done and a doctor told us that she is about 7 months pregnant. He thinks there there could be a problem with the legs of the child, but he wasn’t sure. We took the little girl to Amecet, gave her food and one of the staff has spend some time
with her this afternoon. To see if she knows what’s going on.

She is really a child and is even happy that she gets a baby. It will be a big problem, she is too small for a natural birth, it probably should be a caesarian. She played Memory with the other children and I could cry, to see her sitting there with that big belly, this will be really a child with a child. And while she should be able to play and have fun, she is getting a baby.

Some things I just can not understand, they make me angry! Amecet n’ainapakin (Shelter of Peace) is a ministry of Youth With A Mission (YWAM)in Soroti, Uganda. We are reaching out to HIV infected and affected children. We also are caring for new born
babies, who lost their mother after the delivery. The third group of children we help, are children who need a safe place, they mostly come via the police.

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Tundeiab: Your topic doesn't correspond with the pictures I have just perused. Some people were seen walking freely while other were being shot at.
I suggest you carry out your findings properly before opening a thread.

try put on eye glass and see dailymail link on it

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Liberian soldiers opened fire on residents of a slum in their country's capital city today after it was locked down in an effort to contain the spread of Ebola virus.

According to DailyMail, people ran screaming as soldiers from the country's Ebola Task Force brutally enforced a quarantine of Monrovia's West Point district ordered by the country's president last night.

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The chaos in Monrovia erupted after protesters surrounded the home of the West Point's commissioner, Miatta Flowers, pictured below, blaming her for the decision to turn their neighbourhood into an open-air isolation ward.

Soldiers carrying assault rifles lashed out at residents with telescopic truncheons and at least one man was shot as a security team moved in to evacuate Mrs. Flowers. A resident of the West Point district told the Associated Press by phone that security forces were firing into the air to disperse crowds angry over the quarantine measures. 

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West Point Commissioner Miata Flowers is escorted out of the slum by members of Liberia's Ebola Task Force

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Some relatives of Mrs Flowers are led away from the slum, which has been sealed off by soldiers and police

Over the weekend also, a mob attacked and looted an Ebola screening centre, accusing officials of bringing sick people from all over Monrovia into their neighbourhood. Dozens of people waiting to be screened fled in the chaos. Looters made off with items, including bloody sheets and mattresses that could further spread the virus.

In many areas of the capital, meanwhile, dead bodies have been in the streets for hours, sometimes days, even though residents asked that the corpses be picked up by health ministry workers wearing protective gear.

Riot police and soldiers have now sealed off West Point with makeshift barricades built from piles of wood and barbed wire. Ferries to the area have been halted, and a coast guard boat was patrolling the waters around the peninsula. At least 50,000 people live on the half-mile-long point, which is one of the poorest and most densely populated neighbourhoods of the capital. Sanitation is poor even in the best of times, and defecation in the streets and beaches is a major problem. Mistrust of authorities is rampant and many people live without electricity or access to clean water.

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Liberia's strict new measures came as medical authorities there said three infected doctors treated with an experimental drug were showing signs of recovery, although it was not certain if it was thanks to the drug. Announcing the quarantine, as well as a wider curfew, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said last night:
'We have been unable to control the spread due to continued denials, cultural burying practices, disregard for the advice of health workers and disrespect for the warnings by the government.'As a result and due to the large population concentration the disease has spread widely in Monrovia and environs. May God bless us all and save the state,' she later added.

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God help us: Members of the Church of Aladura pray on the beach in Monrovia, Liberia. They said they were praying for God to rescue Liberia from its current crisis

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confusion

lets wait n see

wahala dey there o

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Eight year old Kaleem has been finding it very dificult to live a normal life. The young indian and his family who barely survive on an income of £15 a month are still trying to find a solution to his problem.

Kaleem has probably got the biggest hands ever, both weigh more than 2 stone.He is unable to carry out simple tasks like tieing his shoes and buttoning his shirt and gets bullied a lot in school.

His mother Haleema, 27, said she knew he was different at birth but was powerless to help and the youngster’s hands have now grown so large they measure 13 inches from the base of his palm to the end of his middle finger. He currently does not go to
school anymore because his teachers complained that his hands scare other children.

Kaleem’s case is very rare as doctors are puzzled with his condition.

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Please what is wrong with this pic of Lepacious Bose and Fayose?

As earlier posted here https://www.nairaland.com/1859661/omoni-oboli-president-jonathan-private

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Despite initially defending her choice of outfit to the launch of her movie at the Villa with president Jonathan and other important dignitaries present, Omoni says in retrospective...the pics didn't do the dress any justice and made things awkward for her...

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pk

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ok na

na wa

wat

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smartg: This is how fashola will beg in 2015 election

hahaha.. but the man bin try for lag as i hear

neyur: ..

Who let you out of d cage??

are u ok

priscaoge: Or is he praying? APC members are big jokers

proof it

They should get use. to it or buy a generator

i nor fit shout abeg

na wa

na wa