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Presidency Plans Internet Shutdown” – Nnamdi Kanu
Press Statement:
It has been brought to the attention of the worldwide family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) that plans by the government of Nigeria are at advanced stages to shut the internet. Following the sensational revelations by our leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu on Radio Biafra and other media platforms about the true identity of the current occupier of Aso Rock, the APC government has gone into overdrive to conceal the truth from the masses by proposing to shut down social media in the coming weeks.
This attempt to curb free speech and limit the flow of information to the millions of people that rely on the internet for uncensored truth will not work. Our mission to expose the impostor in Aso Rock will continue unabated. Any attempt to deflect our attention or that of the public is bound to fail because the truth has been established.
The only option left for the rulers of Nigeria is to send Jubril back to Sudan, cancel the presidential elections and convene a government of national unity to oversee a referendum. Anything short of this will lead to an implosion of social and political order because eventually the world will isolate Nigeria as a result of this impersonation.

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Do You Know How To Keep Your Eyes Bright and Dazzling?


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Do you know how to keep your eyes bright and dazzling? Our eyes can quickly become tired and irritated because of things such as a windy day, medications, and frequent use of electronic devices. By the end of the day, our eyes often feel gritty, sore and dry. Fortunately, there are ways to pamper our eyes and keep them healthy, bright, and sparkling, (while still making a fashion statement, of course!)
Disclaimer: My husband has been in the optical profession for well over 40 years and recently I asked him to help write this post. We are not doctors or healthcare professionals. Please do your own research and talk to your health care professional regarding your vision care.
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It should come as no surprise that a healthy diet and exercise affect the overall health of our eyes. For example, exercise helps improves blood circulation and increases oxygen levels to our eyes.
Eat a balanced and healthy diet; one that includes plenty of fresh fruits, green leafy vegetables , omega-3 fatty acids, beta-carotene, and lycopene. Some studies indicate that drinking tea and taking a Bilberry supplement can also help our vision.
Doctors suggest that adults have a yearly eye examination and children have their eyes examined at six months old, three years old, before the first grade, and then every two years until their eighteenth birthday. Many eye diseases and disorders are hereditary and can only be detected by an optometrist or ophthalmologist.
Warning signs of some eye conditions are:
difficulty adjusting to light or dark
unusual sensitivity
pain
a change in the color of the iris or lids
trouble focusing
double vision
dry or watery eyes
dark spots or halos
flashes of light
loss of peripheral vision
There are two types of blue light: Beneficial Blue Light (or blue-turquoise light) and Harmful Blue Light (or blue-violet light). Beneficial Blue Light helps regulate our sleep/wake cycle and is essential to pupil function and physical and emotional health. Harmful Blue Light is everywhere: the sun, computer screens, tablets, smartphones, gaming devices, LED TVs & LED lights, and fluorescent lights.
Overexposure to Harmful Blue Light can cause computer vision syndrome (CVS) and damage to the retina. Symptoms of CVS include eye strain, headaches, blurred vision, and dry eyes.
Here are a few things you can do to prevent eye strain:
Set the center of your computer screen 4 to 5 inches below eye level and 20 to 28 inches away from your eyes.
Reduce glare on your computer from windows and lights by using an anti-glare screen on your computer.
Every 20 minutes, look away about 20 feet in front of you for 20 seconds. This can help reduce eyestrain.
Make sure your glasses and/or contact lens prescription is up-to-date.
If your eyes are dry, blink more and use artificial tears.
At least every 2 hours, get up and take a 15-minute break.
Do daily eye exercises.
Exposure to UV rays can have a permanent effect on our eyes. These invisible UV rays can also lead to irreversible damage to our eyes. That’s why we all need to get into a habit of wearing protective eye-wear when we work or play outdoors, even on cloudy days.
It truly is worth investing in a premium pair of sunglasses that have an anti-reflective (AR) coating on both the front and backside of the lenses. In addition to UV protection, look for quality glasses that offer durability, are impact resistant, and have polarized lenses.

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Ab Dazzling is from a family that is not rich nor poor but he has what it's takes him to have in life.
Birth Name: Abasifreke Udeme Ibanga.
Location: Akwa Ibom State.
L.G.A.: Essien Udim L.G.A
DOB : 15th march 2001
Gender: Male ☆
You may ask why he bears Ab Dazzling.
Ab is the first,two letter of my name.
Dazzling came in when he discover his self to be a shinning star ★.
BIBLICALLY
Ab
(father ), an element in the composition of many proper names, of which Abba is a Chaldaic form, having the sense of "endowed with," "possessed of."
Bibliography Information
Smith, William, Dr. "Entry for 'Ab'". "Smith's Bible Dictionary". . 1901.
Dictionaries - Smith's Bible Dictionary - Ab
Ab.
See MONTH.
Bibliography Information
Smith, William, Dr. "Entry for 'Ab'". "Smith's Bible Dictionary". . 1901.
Encyclopedias - International Standard Bible Encyclopedia - Ab (1)
AB (1)
('abh, the Hebrew and Aramaic word for "father" :
It is a very common word in the Old Testament; this article notes only certain uses of it. It is used both in the singular and in the plural to denote a grandfather or more remote ancestors (e.g. Jeremiah 35:16,15 ). The father of a people or tribe is its founder, not, as is frequently assumed, its progenitor. In this sense Abraham is father to the Israelites (see, for example, Genesis 17:11-14,27 ), Isaac and Jacob and the heads of families being fathers in the same modified sense. The cases of Ishmael, Moab, etc., are similar. The traditional originator of a craft is the father of those who practice the craft (e.g. Genesis 4:20,21,22 ). Sennacherib uses the term "my fathers" of his predecessors on the throne of Assyria, though these were not his ancestors ( 2?Kings 19:12 ). The term is used to express worth and affection irrespective of blood relation (e.g. 2?Kings 13:14 ). A ruler or leader is spoken of as a father. God is father. A frequent use of the word is that in the composition of proper names, e.g. Abinadab, "my father is noble." See ABI .
The Aramaic word in its definite form is used three times in the New Testament ( Mark 4:6 ), the phrase being in each case "Abba Father," addressed to God. In this phrase the word "Father" is added, apparently, not as a mere translation, nor to indicate that Abba is thought of as a proper name of Deity, but as a term of pleading and of endearment. See also ABBA .
Willis J. Beecher
Copyright Statement
These files are public domain.
Bibliography Information
Orr, James, M.A., D.D. General Editor. "Entry for 'AB (1)'". "International Standard Bible Encyclopedia". 1915.
Encyclopedias - International Standard Bible Encyclopedia - Ab (2)
AB (2)
('abh):
The name of the fifth month in the Hebrew calendar, the month beginning in our July. The name does not appear in the Bible, but Josephus gives it to the month in which Aaron died (Ant., IV, iv, 6; compare Numbers 33:38).
Copyright Statement
These files are public domain.
Bibliography Information
Orr, James, M.A., D.D. General Editor. "Entry for 'AB (2)'". "International Standard Bible Encyclopedia". 1915.
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When he joined the governorship race in Akwa Ibom State on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in 2006, Nsima Ekere brought freshness, excitement, instant connection with the youths and a troove of ideas on how to build a people-centred government that were lacking in the politics of the state. He was the youngest aspirant and his background as a successful businessman with strong social investments were direct challenge to the politics-as-usual of his home state.
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Indeed, in a state where government is the only business, Ekere’s pledge to raise world-class entrepreneurs resonated positively everywhere but it also ruffled the feathers of vested interests and political rent-takers. When he lost that primaries and was later picked as running mate to the eventual winner, Obong Godswill Akpabio, the system revolted, forcing him to withdraw his candidacy.
He returned in 2011, running as deputy to Akpabio. But his tenure as the state Deputy Governor was short-lived as he resigned on October 31, 2012. His decision to contest the governorship in 2015 received a major boost being an indigene of the Akwa Ibom South Senatorial District whose turn it was to produce the governor. Ekere’s plan did not find accommodation in Akpabio’s calculations.
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Whereas, Akpabio’s intendment was to pick his successor from Akwa Ibom South senatorial zone, Udom Emmanuel, hurriedly drafted into politics as Secretary to the State Government, and not Ekere, was his preferred choice. Both men hail from neighbouring local government areas; while Ekere is from Ikot Abasi Local Government Area, Emmanuel, who is now the incumbent governor, is from Onna Local Government.
Ekere, along with other aspirants were shut out of the PDP primaries and eventually out of the party. He was to pitch his tent with another influential politician in the state, Umanah Okon Umanah, in the All Progressives Congress, APC. Both of them had worked assiduously together to transform the APC in Akwa Ibom. He had actually supported Umanah in the 2015 governorship election in order to upstage PDP’s Udom Emmanuel. Their effort had, however, fallen through.
Interestingly, about six years after his ill-fated governorship odyssey, Ekere is once again engrossed with the same enterprise, this time round on the APC platform. The statewide calculations and permutations remain the same: Akwa Ibom South Senatorial zone is to produce the governor of the state for eight years since the other two zones, to wit: Akwa Ibom northeast and Akwa-Ibom northwest senatorial zones had already produced governors for two terms of eight years each from 1999 to 2015 with Architect Victor Attah and Godswill Akpabio respectively.
The concern has been the fate of the statewide zoning arrangement if Ekere wins. Will he serve for only one term and allow power to rotate to the northeastern zone? At a recent meeting with leaders of the northeast zone, Ekere had assured he would not deny them their rights come 2023. In fact, he has said repeatedly that what one cannot achieve in four years as governor, he cannot achieve in eight, which has been interpreted to mean that he can deliver on his vision in one term of four years.
As it is, the politics of 2019 and journey to 2023 are primary for now. What happens in 2023 going forward is in the womb of time and should be left for time to decide. It is in the context of the political exigencies of the moment preponderated by the alignment and realignment of political forces, and coupled with the imperativeness of playing mainstream politics, that the APC machinery in Akwa Ibom has become massively capacitated and Ekere’s aspiration has received an unimaginable statewide boost.
Interestingly, Akpabio, who stood between him and the PDP governorship ticket ahead of the 2015 governorship election, is now in the APC with him. Akpabio joined the APC after the structures of the party had been clinched by Ekere, Umanah, Senator John Akpan Udoedeghe, a former minister and others whom he met on ground. And there are feelers that Umanah, a strongman of Akwa Ibom politics and current Managing Director of the Oil and Gas Free Zone Authority, has since decided to throw his weight behind Ekere.
In the circumstance of the political alignment and realignment of forces, the former governor, Akpabio, who is currently a senator, is likely to have been saddled with a fait accompli in Ekere, who, according to feelers has been able to build pervasive political structures in the nooks and crannies of the state.
As current managing director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Ekere has done very well for Akwa Ibom State and in deed the entire region in just 20 month of taking charge. Political analysts say that presiding over the Commission with an annual budget of over N400 billion and a tenure of four years with an option to renew for another term of four gives him greater personal advantage than the murky waters of state politics.
But a close associate says, Ekere’s politics has never been about him but the burden of responsibility for transformational leadership that benefits the greater number of people and communities across his Akwa Ibom State.
Which is what he has demonstrated so far at NDDC. While the Commission under his leadership has judiciously deployed its annual budget to intervene in the nine NDDC states in line with its mandate, it has also taken steps to address a perceived injustice against Akwa Ibom, the leading oil producing state in the country.
At NDDC project distributions are weighted along state oil production quotas. Which means that as the number one oil producing state, Akwa Ibom should enjoy the highest number of projects in cumulacumulatve value. Ekere told the press recently that "this was not what we met on ground. The current Board has been magnanimous enough to redress this." Which explains why Akwa Ibom is said to be benefitting massively from the current infrastructure development drive of the Commission with more than 400 projects ranging from roads, power, water supply, renovation of classroom blocks, supply of learning facilities, etc.
Akwa Ibom is also the centre of an innovative entrepreneurship development hub undertaken in partnership with SMEDAN and a pilot state for the planned region-wide digital learning initiatives in partnership with the a host of technology firms including Digital Learning Institute and Microsoft.
Besides, Ekere, who is seen as “governor” of the nine NDDC states in terms of directing and influencing the development narratives in the areas, has, by insisting on implementing the NDDC policy of using local talents for local projects, empowered many indigenes of Akwa Ibom State that a grateful state is now urging him to return home and take charge as governor. Such is the passion he has unleashed that the state government has become so uneasy with Ekere and the NDDC, turning down requests for official visits and chasing contractors out of sites of NDDC projects.
Indeed, the APC is aware that it has an uphill task to dislodge the PDP and Governor Udom Emmanuel in the state. That awareness is panning out well in favour of Ekere who looks good to enjoy the overwhelming support of APC stakeholders in the state. It is possible that he may emerge as a consensus candidate in the interest of a united APC that is expected to go into the general election as a common front in the overall bid to bolster the election of President Muhammadu Buhari in the state.
Interestingly, Ekere, who is a native of Ikot Oboroenyin, Edemaya clan, was born on May 29, 1965. If he wins the election, he will celebrate his birthday on the day he will be inaugurated as governor. Double celebration! He had chaired the Akwa Ibom Investment and Industrial Promotion Council, AKIIPOC, the investment arm of the state government. He was also chair of Ibom Power Company, the independent power generating company owned by Akwa Ibom State.
He was recently conferred with an honourary doctorate degree by the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). Much more than the honour is the massive support of the people that he would leverage on to split the votes of Akwa Ibom South senatorial zones with Governor Udom Emmanuel. Akpabio is expected to deliver his Akwa Ibom northwest to Buhari and by extension the APC and its governorship candidate. Akwa Ibom Northeast senatorial zone which is angling to produce the governor in 2023 is expected to weigh the situation and decide whether to push for Ekere or Udom in political contemplation that will yield fruits from 2023.
Ekere, popularly called ONE, and acronym for Obong Nsima Ekere, attended the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and graduated with a B.Sc. Honours Degree in Estate Management in 1986. He had attended Regina Coeli College, Essene, Ikot Abasi, and Mary Knoll College Ogoja, Cross River State. He was briefly at The Polytechnic, Calabar, from 1981 to 1982. A Fellow of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (FNIVS); Registered Member, Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria, ESVRBN; Senior Certified Valuer, International Real Estate Institute, IREI, Minnesota, he began his political career in December 1997.
He had contested and won election into the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly on the platform of the Grassroots Democratic Movement, GDM, one of the five political parties registered under the Abacha Transition. He had before joining politics been a passionate private sector player where he was Principal Partner of Ekere and Associates, a firm of estate valuers and real estate development consultants, which was established in 1993. He had, in 1989, set up Gassons Nigeria Limited, an indigenous anti-corrosion, environmental, fabrication/maintenance engineering company.

Ab Dazzling is from a family that is not rich nor poor but he has what it's takes him to have in life.
Birth Name: Abasifreke Udeme Ibanga.

Location: Akwa Ibom State.

L.G.A.: Essien Udim L.G.A

DOB : 15th march 2001

Gender: Male ☆

You may ask why he bear Ab Dazzling.
Ab is the the first,two letter of my name.
Dazzling came in when I discover myself to be a shinning star ★.

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am here only to make a little speech about Nigeria my country..why don't our leaders do a fair election because I love politics and wen I will contest for anything I would believe on fair election