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Where is Fayose's poo? |
shevi4mb:Like seriously?! |
Okay for those who have started making emigration plans based on the Eritrean wife bonanza, IT'S A HOAX... http://www.madote.com/2016/01/hoax-story-of-eritrea-asking-men-to.html In what could be described as an early 'April Fool's Day' prank, a story originally posted by an obscure Somali website reported unnamed "activists" posted a memo on a social media site allegedly from the Eritrean government asking men to marry at least two wives due to shortage of men caused by war. The document, which was written in Arabic, says the State of Eritrea called for all men in the country to marry at least two wives and the government assuring that it will pay for the marriage ceremonies and houses. It added any man or woman who oppose the decision “will face a life sentence”. The story would have gone unnoticed had it not been for the Digital Standard, a popular tabloid Kenyan website, which published the story to a Kenyan audience that are very active on social media sites like Twitter. Since their report, the Eritrea hashtag has been trending in Kenya and to a lesser degree, in Nigeria. Hundreds of tweets have been made, with many men from Kenya and Nigeria professing they will visit Eritrea to get their share of wives. Many African countries still allow polygamy and some, including Kenya, have even enshrined it in their constitutions. Amid the frenzy of tweets, many Eritreans pointed out that the bogus report goes against the recently instituted Penal Code of Eritrea, which practically makes polygamy illegal in the country: 1) Except where polygamy is recognized under civil law in conformity with tradition or religious usage, a person who, being tied by the bond of a valid marriage, intentionally contracts another marriage before the first union has been dissolved or annulled; or (2) Any unmarried person who marries another he knows to be tied by the bond of an existing marriage, is guilty of bigamy, a Class 1 petty offence, punishable with a definite term of imprisonment of not less than 6 months and not more than 12 months, or a fine of 20,001 – 50,000 Nakfas, to be set in intervals of 2,500 Nakfas; or (3) Limitations of criminal proceedings shall be suspended until such time as one of the marriages shall have been dissolved or annulled. About Shortage of Men Moreover, there is no shortage of Eritrean men. According to the CIA Factbook, Eritrea has the same male/female ratio as most countries. Eritrea is no stranger to hoaxes. In 2013, Eritrea experienced what is now infamously known as the "Twitter coup", in which many credible news agencies falsely claimed a coup took place in Eritrea. Similar hoaxes of President Isaias Afwerki's death by accredited Western journalists and activists have also been made in 2012, 2013 and 2015. http://www.madote.com/2016/01/hoax-story-of-eritrea-asking-men-to.html?m=1 |
Activists Say Eritrea Ordered All Men To Be Polygamous Or Risk ‘Life Imprisonment’ polygamy In what could pass as an ‘April Fool’s Day’ prank, activists have posted a memo on Facebook allegedly from the Eritrean government asking men to marry at least two wives due to an acute shortage of men occasioned by causalities during the civil war with Ethiopia. A copy of a scanned decision of the Grand Mufti surfaced on the social media site on Thursday last week and showed the State of Eritrea calling for all men in the country to marry at least two wives and the government assuring that it will pay for the marriage ceremonies and houses. The document, which could not be independently verified, says any man or woman who oppose the decision “will face a life sentence”. A Standard report showed that activists had translated the memo — written in Arabic — to: “Based on the law of God in polygamy, and given the circumstances in which the country is experiencing in terms of men shortage, the Eritrean department of Religious Affairs has decided on the following: “First that every man shall marry at least two women and the man who refuses to do so shall be subjected to life imprisonment with hard labour. “The woman who tries to prevent her husband from marrying another wife shall be punished to life imprisonment.” More than 150,000 Eritrean soldiers were killed during the secession war from Ethiopia between 1998 and 2000. At the time Eritrea had about four million people. Eritrea is one of Africa’s most authoritarian societies and has on several occasions been accused of “systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations,” by the United Nations, The Washington Post reported. The country ranks that worst (189 out of 189) on the World Bank’s ease-of-doing-business index. Many African countries still allow polygamy and some, including Kenya, have even enshrined it in their constitutions. Instances of polygamy in many African countries have dropped significantly mainly due to increased urbanization, spread of Christianity and higher literacy levels. There are however still higher cases of multiple wives in Muslim communities across the continent. - See more at: http://afkinsider.com/114150/activists-say-eritrea-ordered-men-marry-two-wives-risk-jail/#sthash.dyX5QvbA.dpuf http://afkinsider.com/114150/activists-say-eritrea-ordered-men-marry-two-wives-risk-jail/ I almost can't believe this!
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The governments of the United States and the United Kingdom have said they do not recognise the passports being issued by the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra. The National Director of Information, MASSOB, Sunny Okereafor, had said two weeks ago that the passport was valid worldwide, adding that the travel document costs N5,000 while its renewal costs N2,000 He had said, “I assure you that the Biafran passport is valid. Except Nigeria, other countries of the world accept Biafran passport and allow our citizens to travel with it. In Europe, North and South America, Biafran passport is accepted. Nigeria is the only country that seizes Biafran passport. Go to neighbouring Ghana here, they will stamp the passport for you. Don’t be confused by the propaganda of the Nigerian government that there is nothing like Biafra passport. “MASSOB appeals to Biafran citizens to procure their passport and use it to travel. If you doubt me, get a Nigerian passport while I have my Biafran passport; when we get to Europe, you will see who they will welcome than the other. Many people with the Nigerian passport have been repatriated, but have you heard of anybody with Biafran passport receiving such ill-treatment?” However, our correspondent sent an email to the American consulate in Lagos to inquire from the US regarding the claim of MASSOB. In his response, the Deputy Public Affairs Officer at the consulate, Frank Sellin, said, “The United States does not consider passports purporting to be from a Biafra entity to be a valid legal document for purposes of visa issuance.” A similar response from the British Government was sent to The PUNCH via email. The UK recalled that it did not support the disintegration of Nigeria during the 1967 Biafran War and had not changed its stance 49 years after. A statement by the Press and Public Affairs Officer, British High Commission, Abuja, Mr. Joe Abuku, read in part, “The answer is unequivocally ‘no’. The UK does not recognise the so-called Biafran passport “The position of the UK Government during the Biafran War is a matter of historical record. The UK Government’s position, which reflected the Charter of the Organisation of African Unity, was to recognise the borders laid down at independence. “The Biafran War caused great suffering and the UK supported the reconciliation work that followed the conflict. The UK supports the territorial integrity of Nigeria and the Nigerian Government’s commitment to work for a secure and prosperous Nigeria for all Nigerians.” Source: http://www.punchng.com/we-dont-recognise-biafran-passport-us-uk/
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Before someone come here to say this has been in pipeline since the Jonathanian reign. #JustSaying!! |
Ghen Ghen IVORY2009:Have you ever eaten rice and beans from Chicken Republic? Your life will not remain the same again! |
Not really knightsTempler:If you look at the graphics well, you'll observe that there is a gate some people are scalling over. Remember Tambuwal, when he decamped to APC? |
Well, Timbuktou:I don't know the measure of bully that'll cause an African child to commit suicide |
There's no amount of bully that'll cause an African child to commit suicide! It's not in our list of habits... |
Chicken Republic is having a swell time jeering at political players. The common factor about publicity is to be in the news... |
For the ones saying chicken Republic leans to the APC did you miss this ad ? Una go dey alright Las Las https:///zxG3O3yF2N
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Nigeria is way better of!!! If you go to Zimbabwe ehn, you'll need a wheel barrow to carry ... In fact, in Zimbabwe, A loaf of bread then cost as much as 12 new cars could have cost 10 years before |
Strange things happen: Diego Gonzalez was having a hard time with the bullies in school and just couldn't take anymore. Before jumping off the fifth floor of the family home, he wrote his parents a heartbreaking note which he left beside a teddy bear he has owned since birth. The incident happened October 14th last year after Diego complained that he was having trouble at school and was unhappy but his parents only just made the letter public in a bid to persuade authorities in Villaverde, Madrid, to launch a full investigation into his death. His letter read: "Daddy, Mummy…I hope that one day you will be able to hate me a little less. I can’t stand going to school and there is no other way to avoid it. "Dad, you taught me to be a good person and to keep promises…Mum, you have taken care of me very well and shown me a lot of places…Grandpa, you have always been very generous to me and have looked out for me. "Tata, you have put up with a lot from me. "I miss you and I hope one day we can meet again in heaven. Well, I say goodbye forever." He was a pupil at Nuestra Senora de Los Angeles School in Madrid and now his parents want answers from the local authority. Diego's father, Manuel Gonzalez, said: "In this school strange things are happening and, at least, must be investigated." Despite Diego's letter and several other complaints from parents at the school, police 'ruled out' his death was due to a case of bullying, according to the El Mundo. His mother, Carmen Gonzalez, remembered the horrifying moment she found her son. She said: "I heard that he had moved from the room. I looked and saw the shoes on the floor. "I got into the [other] room, looked wildly around the house to find him and saw towards the back of the kitchen, the open window, I went and looked. I saw his shadow on the floor." Culled from: http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/01/read-heartbreaking-suicide-note-bullied.html#more
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President Muhammadu Buhari’s agreement with the United Arab Emirates to help recover stolen money may have yielded quick results as the UAE government has released names of Nigerian politicians who have properties in the oil rich country. According to Sahara Reporters, some notable Nigerians who served under Goodluck Jonathan had several businesses and properties linked to them in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. See the list below Governor Ayodele Fayose owns a house in Dubai Senate Minority Leader and former Akwa-Ibom governor has a plush home in Dubai linked to him Former First Lady, Patience Jonathan has three properties in Dubai as well as several businesses Former Bauchi governor, Isa Yuguda has a property in Abu Dhabi where he is currently hiding. Former ‘Chief Servant’ of Niger State, Babangida Aliyu has a property linked to him in Dubai. Former Aviation minster, Femi Fani-Kayode has a property linked to him in Dubai. Former Minister of Transport Idris Umar also owns a property in Dubai where he is currently hiding in Dubai. Former Minister of Niger Delta, Godsday Orubebe also owns a property in Dubai. Former Attorney General and minister of Justice, Mohammed Bello Adoke owns a house in Abu Dhabi. Former minister of state for finance, Bashir Yuguda who is currently on trial has two houses linked to him in Abu Dhabi. Former minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke has several businesses linked to her in the UAE. Many Nigerians on social media are happy that the anti-corruption war of this administration is yielding results but many are also of the opinion that the war is one-sided and only focusing on the political opponents of the President and his allies. Read more at http://www.theheraldng.com/uae-government-release-list-of-politicians-who-have-properties-in-dubai-abu-dhabi/#pESl6rOZCpdjO0QJ.99
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Run Away Get another job. except you just want 2 months salary and some disgrace (If the bank decide to prosecute you, since you have given declaration that all the information you have given is true) |
psalmbuk:But no sleep enter dreamland too much oo ![]() |
Banks sha |
Seun, lalasticlala, moderators hope this would interest.. |
Cutehector:But the people that arranged those things on her are desperately wicked! |
Can't seem to understand what this world is turning into... Cruel people convinced this 85-year old woman to courier drugs thinking immigration won't check because of 'old age'. But that's not the case here. Scanning and Profiling machines are not discriminatory and no respecter of age.. Haba! “@GloryDuke: 85-year-old woman from Cape Coast arrested at JFK Airport for carrying cocaine! @Gidi_Traffic https:///nyMqH2BFxG
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The one reason a ministry would publish this advertorial is the dearth of people to entrust the work of God. The field is ripe, but the labourers are few. Pray God to send in genuine labourers that would gather in the sheaves with smile. THE GATES OF HELL CANNOT PREVAIL!! |
She needs a proper debriefing and memory format. Infact a permanent format is preferred... Firewood on tiles! But it's not her fault tho! There's no cooking gas in the butane cylinder. So she's got to improvise. |
Hello poster, Donliv:If you indeed read the original post, you'll see in the article that a competent court of law has rightly forfeited the items to the Federal government. Hence the order for distribution since the shelf life of the items are altogether limited. |
Bro, preetyb:Curses are lifted by the reason of the goodwill that the items are to serve.. In case of diversion, or subversion, the curse would be on the cheaters! |
Hey Temitemi, Long time, no post temitemi1:Well, in the PDP era, the cars and SUVs were shared first on the name of auction. Now, change has come! |
Story for their gods |
Would LASG take over this flat as is their normal practice. We remember that the LASG normally takes possession of any property that is burnt or collapsed in the state.. |
What a joke! |
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. I'm pretty sure the kids involved were reported but the thing is what would they do, expel them for yabbing a classmate? For me, all the reporting and school punishmnt is useless if the child cannot handle it on their own, to a certain degree.
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