₦airaland Forum

Eminent Elders Group (EEG) chaired by former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon yesterday stormed the National Assembly demanding strict observance of Section 145 of the 1999 Constitution by ailing President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. The demand followed what the eminent Nigerians described as “critical review of the general political situation in the country.”

In a letter signed by General Gowon (retd) which was presented separately to the President of the Senate, David Mark and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Honourable Dimeji Bankole, by former President Alhaji Shehu Shagari on behalf of General Gowon, the EEG while endorsing the position of the Senate on the continued absence of President, equally insisted that he (Yar’Adua) should as soon as possible communicate with the National Assembly on his medical vacation.

Part of the content of the let . . .

spikedcylinder:

You are good in abracadabra?

spikedcylinder:
I have 10 extra lbs on my backside and hips that I want to get rid of ASAP. Can TB Joshua help?

toshmann:
anaghi eji amu ogologo a-maja agadi nwanyi

you can't harrass an old woman with a large erected manhood . . . . _{she has probably seen many of such in her life time, try something else}
meaning: one cant be intimidated

youngies . .

lalaboi:
Ok. . .If u beat me today. . .it dont mean u better than me oh . . . I was out for a month so. . .If you loose. . .u be otu! lol

boy t:
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Hotstepper:
my dear, since he wants u 2 be like B., why dont u tell him who u want him to be, get a very sexy celebrity,
Maybe by doing so, he will get 2 his senses

Palpable fear has gripped Onitsha drug dealers as the fake drug testing machine imported by the National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) arrived the Onitsha drug market yesterday. The machine is expected to be used for carrying out the first South East public test of drugs on sale at the drug market.





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The machine simply called “True Scan Machine’’ was programmed to detect the condition of commonly used as well as faked drugs in the country they are to ascertain whether genuine or not within one to three minutes interval of its lesser laser beam scan.

NAFDAC Chief Regulatory Officer, Mrs. Leli Aigbomian who led the team to the market, said the machine also has the capacity to analyze tablets on the spot in order to ascertain the various quantity of its composition, adding, “if it is pure chalk, the machine will also detect and confirm”.

Aigbomian said that the machine was an improvement on the agency’s capacity to check fake and adulterated drugs on the spot; adding: “The machine will be mostly used at the port or point of entry of these drugs to the country so that the issue of fake drug importation will stop’’.

“Although, we have got a lot of stock of the machine for distribution, I will not say for sure whether it can go round considering the number of markets we have, she stated, adding, but for some states, the machines allocated to them will be sufficient, while others need more. . . .