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solex10: lets all wait for september 23rdwhats likly to happen on september 23rd? |
habex005: well, the one impossed before is not bringing any result, let just hope this new directive will bring back our girls.......Guy forget about the girls they are long gone.lets taalk about the recemt one, like the police men case. |
Seems GEJ's government is God sent aftall...just pray they dont fluctuate. |
Pastor Lesego Daniel of the Rabboni Centre Ministries, South Africa made headlines early this year when he made his church members eat grass, claiming that eating grass will bring them closer to God. The backlash he got from that stunt obviously didn't affect him because he's still treating his members like animals. He's pictured below stepping on his obedient members during a deliverance service recently.
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Omotola says power has improved in Nigeria, Has power increased in your area?
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The Japanese government has offered to release an anti-influenza drug called Favipiravir, which they claim they developed for the treatment of new and re-emerging viral diseases, including Ebola. They say the drug can treat Ebola and other influenza viral diseases. Announcing the offer to newsmen yesterday August 25th in Tokyo, the Chief Cabinet Secretary of the Japanese government, Yoshihide Suga said the Japanese government is waiting for the World Health Organization to request for the drug and it will be dispatched immediately. He however said that pending the time WHO will approve and request for the drug, any emergency request by any individual may be responded to by Japan. Spokesperson of Fujifilm, the company that developed the drug, Takao Aoki, said they have more than enough of the drug to cater for over 20,000 patients and are in talks with the US Food and Drug Administration for clinical testing of the drug "Fujifilm is in talks with the US Food and Drug Administration on clinical testing of the drug in treating Ebola, The company has Favipiravir stock for more than 20,000 patients. Ebola and influenza viruses are the same type and theoretically similar effects can be expected on Ebola,” he said. Nigeria's Health ministry had last week Thursday August 21st announced that it had requested for another type of Anti- Ebola viral drugs but its not certain if it was Favipiravir. www.lindaikeji..com.es/2014/08/japan-offers-experimental-ebola.html?m=1
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Few days ago we posted an interview with an Ex-Boko Haram who turn Christian and named Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (IBB) as the sole Sponsor of the Islamist Terrorist (Boko Haram) in Nigeria. Now the spokesman of IBB PRINCE KASSIM AFEGBUA, MEDIA SPOKESMAN TO GENERAL IBB Says “Haliru Sani’s Statements Are Effusions of A Deluded Mind”. The Ibrahim Babangida camp has at last offered a response to the allegation of sponsorship of the Boko Haram sect levelled against the former military President. A statement issued by General Babangida’s Media Spokesman denied any links with Sani Haliru, the repented Boko Haram member. The statement raeds inter alia “We feel a deep sense of concern that the country is going through these obvious challenges of insecurity and bad leadership that are threatening the very fabric of the country’s foundation. We have read and assimilated the effusions of a deluded mind by name Sheik Sani Haliru, who for want of very cheap relevance decided to mention the highly respected name of IBB as one of the “sponsors” of what he called Boko Haram. From our first reading, we felt it would amount to giving undue relevance to a confused mind if we volunteer a response, but for our teeming supporters, associates and friends of IBB, and for the price we owe history, we decided to offer this disclaimer. First, General IBB cannot in his frame of mind remember any of such names called Sheik Sani Haliru whether as an Almajiri or a jihadist or both. Reading through the interview, one is easily confronted with a number of inconsistencies and well orchestrated conclusions that are spuriously out of place. One, Dele Giwa did not die of suicide bombing as claimed by Sani Haliru. It is public knowledge that he died of parcel bomb and the latest insight by Rev.Chris Omeben as published in Sunday Sun of 5th February, 2012 will form an instructive reading. Secondly, we have every cause to believe that the interview was carefully scripted to convey the message intended and not one conducted under a question and answer basis. The responses of the said Sani Haliru attest to this fact. From that premise therefore, it will be save to conclude that the interview was structured by certain agents of government to satisfy pre-determined position. Thirdly, the questions by the interviewer are also leading questions, tending to achieve the predetermined end of the initiators of the interview. The emphasis on seeing Islam as a religion of violence is a clear indication of this motive. Fourthly, on the one hand, the interviewee declared himself to be a converted Christian, while on the other hand, he was asking for someone that will connect him to God. He talked about his fear of going to jail, why will a man of God be afraid of incarceration or jail if the cause he is pursuing is truly altruistic? How could someone with facts about Boko Haram be saying that he is afraid the SSS will arrest him if he ventured those facts, when the whole wide world is patiently waiting to get a road map out of the Boko Haram pogrom? There are also instances where third person narrative tenor is given to Sheik Sani Haliru, thus making the whole exercise curiously misleading and utterly unconscionable to warrant any serious recognition. In all of these, so many conjectures, hearsays, deductions, impressions and lies were bandied in the said interview thus making the entire contents suspect. For example, his reference to the October 1st bombing in Abuja is totally at variance with what the State Security Service has unravelled about the masterminds of that dastardly incident. We are therefore at sea to reconcile any of the claims as truly reflective of any sound mind save that we have every reason to believe that this is purely a well-scripted interview to give our revered IBB a bad name. What the real motive of the interview is remains to us very worrisome because we cannot in any way rationalize the immediate or remote intentions of the interviewee and the interviewer. For purposes of record, General IBB wishes to disclaim whoever that might have granted such interview and wish to emphatically state that there is no iota of truth in whatever the interviewee must have put down. There is no connection whatsoever between himself and the so-called Sheik Sani Haliru. It will serve good purpose if the said Sani Haliru could disclose his age in 1985, 1987 and 1992, because his claim of 44 years of Boko Haram activities could be self-contradicting if we are able to know his real age. 1985 till date is a record 27 years. By the time we subtract that age from 44 , the guess is as good as mine. One couldn’t possibly know what feat a 17 years old boy would perform in 1985 to warrant any linkage with IBB. It will also be of good use if he could disclose the instances where IBB is directly and indirectly connected or linked to his activities, how much money he was given, who gave the money and what period of time? The uncomplimentary adjectives he used to describe General IBB further expose the underpinning lies in the interview. Every Nigerian that has had opportunity of interacting with this great Nigerian called IBB from North to South, East to West, would concede to the bare-faced fact that General IBB is generally a likeable person, generous, kind and very hearty personality whose contributions to national development and unity of Nigeria remain unparalleled in the history of Nigeria. For such a leader who has put his all in the development and unity of the country to now get involved in such heinous activities as described by the so-called Sani Haliru stands logic on its head. All the insinuations as to the deliberate effort of IBB trying to Islamise Nigeria are clear indications that Sani Haliru is suffering from self-delusion. Perhaps, he did not realize the fact that IBB’s Vice-Presidents and some of his key players in his cabinet were Christians. He also might have forgotten that it was in the same regime that our broken diplomatic ties with Israel were restored to allow Nigerians embark on Holy Pilgrimage to Jerusalem. If we are to follow all the writings in the Bible, and interpret them likewise, one will be tempted to say that the Bible is preaching violence too. But the word of God cannot be interpreted on its face value; hence men should be wary about drawing conclusions that are informed by their limited understanding of the word of God. We therefore wish to inform the public to disregard and ignore whoever might be the face behind that name called Sheik Sani Haliru and the message of doom that he seems desperate to propagate. We wish to assure our teeming members’ world-wide that as elder statesman, General IBB will not desist from offering his plausible contributions to national discourse and that no amount of blackmail can take that leadership away from this great icon. The unity and peaceful co-existence of Nigeria is very dear to General IBB and having fought in the 30months civil war of the late sixties, he would do everything humanly possible to avert any descent to anarchy in our fatherland. We challenge both the interviewee and interviewer to disclose the documents they claim to have to prove us wrong, otherwise, they should keep their mouths shut forever.” www.naijabadoo.com/2014/08/i-am-not-boko-haram-sponsor-ibb-cries.html?m=1
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A 300 level Electrical Engineering student of the Covenant University, Otta in Ogun State, John Chinedu Okere, has been murdered and left in the pool of his blood by friends, who demanded for ransom from his parents. According to reports, Chinedu, 20, left home Wednesday morning, August 6, 2014, to a Hospital in Yaba, Lagos for medical reasons and never returned. He reportedly left home with about N6000 and that was the last time he was seen alive. The mysterious disappearance of Chinedu caused tension as the parents ran helter-skelter in search of him to no avail. They gathered from some family members that one of his friends called on phone earlier that morning to tell him to meet him at an undisclosed hotel. At about mid-day, the victim’s father, Jude Okere, received an SMS notifying him that Chinedu had been kidnapped. Later, he received a phone call from a hidden number demanding N10 million ransom for the release of his son. The caller allegedly threatened to kill the victim if the parents refused to comply as the line went dead. Chinedu’s father said “At about mid-day, I received an SMS that John had been kidnapped. Later, I received a phone call from a hidden number. The caller said they had my son, Chinedu and demanded N10 million as ransom threatening to kill him if we refuse to comply. Immediately, I inquired who the caller was, the line went dead. My wife and I quickly reported the case to the Divisional Police Station at Sabo, Yaba.” After the case was reported to the Police at Sabo, Yaba, it was later transferred to the Special Anti- Robbery Squad, SARS, Ikeja the next day where investigations commenced. It was learnt that initially when the whole issue started, the family of the victim felt it was a kidnap that would justbe resolved but unfortunately, as events continued to unfold, it turned out to be a premeditated murder. Shockingly, the decomposed corpse of Chinedu was discovered in one of the rooms at ‘DE Homes Hotel’ located in Ejigbo by one of their staff, two days later.
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Mr man better go and indulge yourself in a more lucrative research,because Ebola is not in nigeria..BAM!! |
One of Ebola symthoms.. Looks kind ah cool douh. |
To solve this case the Dog must revenge..simple! |
eledacedar: Your fatherhis a nice man |
eledacedar: Are they MADE in Nigeria or ASSEMBLED in nigeria.?I dont usually scold girls for making stupid comments...i gess you would be the first..YOU SHOULD HAVE READ THREAD BEFORE MAKING A FOOL OF YOURSELF. |
tunwumi: This guy has ebola big time. The calibration and accuracy of that equipment with its reliability need to be verified. Maybe this malfunctioning equipment has been used to accept ebola immigrant undetected.when it comes to nigeria their equipment is malfunctioning...you should have been given birth in country like niger,haiti,liberia etc then you would value your country dearly. |
gists: Yeah! just like we were promised 247 power after PHCN is sold toI dont know why most nigerians are so naive/ignorant to the core...any little fault that should be handled by your local authorities you put it on the president. The president has played his own part in the development,its up to the indeginious authories responsible to carry-out that function...you dont expect the president to start inspecting them personally. MAKE UNA LET THE MAN DRINK WATER KEEP CUP! HABA!! |
Tell the super eagles this and they would be like "oga keshi u dey see this girls soo" |
PerfectFortune: And what difference will it make?If you and your cycle of friends are not prepared to take the challenge....I AM! |
Kachisbarbie: Hhahahahaha. Thank U sirLets see to Dat ![]() |
Kachisbarbie: Where are the remaining 7 points?sorry to say this, but you are a dunce...the no 3 was from another nairalander debunking the op thread. |
when you prevent a child from doing something,the more curious/eager that child would be in seeing to it's accomplishmnt. |
Rikidony: Three topic on front page in just a week......PAPA GOD THANK YOU OOO FOLLOW NAIRALANDERS ENCOURAGE ME WITH MORE LIKESNa likes go carry you go heaven ![]() |
sexyseun: A girl identified as Nkechi who hailed from Onitsha, Anambra State but settled in Asaba with her parents after graduation while searching for employment, got involved in Facebook Love at the centre where she was learning Computer.WATCHOUT FOR PART TWO.. |
J0nyb0y: from articles and books av read, most emphasize on going out of our comfort zone., talking to random people anywhere we find ourselves....yea thats wat dey ar all sayn "gettin out of confort zone" dont know if it really works... Come of it!!! GALS DNT LIKE SHY GUYS!! |
being an introvert aint easy to cope with.. introverts are mostly shy(guys) especially when around ladies.. You see that beautiful girl across the street and you know that you so into this girl,but when ever you think of making an attempt you jst feel weigh-down until some other gut comes and and get her... And when ever an introvert eventually tries to make an attempt,the girl on the other hand feels hez to boring and says no!! SERIOUSLY THE GIRLS AINT HELP ISSUES...GBAM! |
J0nyb0y: at times people dont seem to understand my reason for doing some things.. Am a serious Nerd and a extremely shy guy... Its difficult at tyms trying to blend... Most esp keeping coversation with ladies. I get so uneasy and awkward..same here,'especialy ladies' wat do you think is the way out?? |
SmooshCHN: Spending 10months in China, I've noticed that their growth and development was achieved by determination. Back to their history, all what China has turned into now all happened between 24years. Good and determined leadership. They still have little problems but when I look at them, I discover Nigeria can be like this but Why not?? What's stopping us? It's owes to poor leadership.. It's painful that we have leaders who only care about their pockets.. I hope Nigerians would drop their thinking and come out to see we have lots to achieve if only we'd stop these leaders treating us like Pigs.. A Chinese once ask me "how many Universities are in Nigeria??" The question touched me cos I know he felt we were nothi ng then he said 10??wish so to,but these can only be accomplished when we the youth come together and fight for a revolution of power in the country,for it is said that"you can't acheive something you desire by sitting idle" you have to get up make a change...SO AM CALLING ON ALL OUR YOUTH TO GET UP AND FIGHT FOR A REVOLUTION. |
[\b]This weekend the Ebola virus was the cause of grim headlines after two Americans, including a doctor, were reported to be infected with the disease and Liberia's lead Ebola doctor died from the virus.[b] That news is on top of the heavy toll of 1,093 infected in the current outbreak as of July 20, according to the World Health Organization. Of those infected, 660 have died, meaning this outbreak has a fatality rate more than 60 percent. But what exactly is this dangerous disease that kills so many? The Ebola virus is described as a group of viruses that cause a deadly kind of hemorrhagic fever. The virus is transmitted through contact with blood or secretions from an infected person, either directly or through contaminated needles or medical equipment. The term "hemorrhagic fever" means it causes bleeding inside and outside the body. There is no cure. [\b]CAUSES[b] Ebola virus has been found in African monkeys, chimps and other nonhuman primates. A milder strain of Ebola has been discovered in monkeys and pigs in the Philippines. Marburg virus has been found in monkeys, chimps and fruit bats in Africa. [\b]Transmission from animals to humans[b] Experts suspect that both viruses are transmitted to humans through an infected animal's bodily fluids. Examples include: [\b]Blood[b]. Butchering or eating infected animals can spread the viruses. Scientists who have operated on infected animals as part of their research have also contracted the virus. [\b]Waste products[b]. Tourists in certain African caves and some underground mine workers have been infected with the Marburg virus, possibly through contact with the feces or urine of infected bats. [\b]Transmission from person to person[b] Infected people typically don't become contagious until they develop symptoms. Family members are often infected as they care for sick relatives or prepare the dead for burial. Medical personnel can be infected if they don't use protective gear, such as surgical masks and gloves. Medical centers in Africa are often so poor that they must reuse needles and syringes. Some of the worst Ebola epidemics have occurred because contaminated injection equipment wasn't sterilized between uses. There's no evidence that Ebola virus or Marburg virus can be spread via insect bites. [\b]What is Ebola hemorrhagic fever?[b] Ebola hemorrhagic fever is a viral disease caused by Ebola virus that results in nonspecific symptoms early in the disease and often causes internal and external hemorrhage (bleeding) as the disease progresses. Ebola hemorrhagic fever is considered one of the most lethal viral infections; the mortality rate (death rate) is very high during outbreaks (reports of outbreaks range from about 50% to 100% of humans infected, depending on the Ebola strain). [\b]What is the history of Ebola hemorrhagic fever?[b] Ebola hemorrhagic fever was first noted in Zaire (currently, the Democratic Republic of the Congo or DRC) in 1976. The original outbreak was in a village near the Ebola River after which the disease was named. During that time, the virus was identified in person-to-person contact transmission.Of the 318 patients diagnosed with Ebola, 88% died. Since that time, there have been multiple outbreaks of Ebola virus, and five strains have been identified; four of the strains are responsible for the high death rates. The four Ebola strains are termed as follows: Zaire, Sudan, Tai Forest, and Bundibugyo virus, with Zaire being the most lethal strain. A fifth strain termed Reston has been found in the Philippines. The strain infects primates, pigs, and humans and causes few if any symptoms and no deaths in humans. Most outbreaks of the more lethal strains of Ebola have occurred in Africa and mainly in small- or medium-sized towns. Once recognized, African officials have isolated the area until the outbreak ceased. However, in this new outbreak that began in Africa in March 2014, some of the infected patients have reached larger city centers and have been hospitalized. Unfortunately, many people may have been exposed to the virus in the city, thus causing more infections (and deaths). This outbreak in Africa has now spread to Guinea's capital and has been detected in the neighboring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. About 122 infected people have been diagnosed and 78 have died as of Apr. 1, 2014. The infecting Ebola virus detected this outbreak is the Zaire strain, the most pathogenic strain of Ebola. Health agencies are terming this outbreak as an "unprecedented epidemic." [\b]Symptoms[b] Signs and symptoms typically begin abruptly within five to 10 days of infection with Ebola or Marburg virus. Early signs and symptoms include: Fever Severe headache Joint and muscle aches Chills Weakness Over time, symptoms become increasingly severe and may include: Nausea and vomiting Diarrhea (may be bloody) Red eyes Raised rash Chest pain and cough Stomach pain Severe weight loss Bleeding, usually from the eyes, and bruising (people near death may bleed from other orifices, such as ears, nose and rectum) Internal bleeding. [\b]Risk factors[b] For most people, the risk of getting Ebola or Marburg viruses (hemorrhagic fevers) is low. The risk increases if you: Travel to Africa. You're at increased risk if you visit or work in areas where Ebola virus or Marburg virus outbreaks have occurred. Conduct animal research. People are more likely to contract the Ebola or Marburg virus if they conduct animal research with monkeys imported from Africa or the Philippines. Provide medical or personal care. Family members are often infected as they care for sick relatives. Medical personnel also can be infected if they don't use protective gear, such as surgical masks and gloves. Prepare people for burial. The bodies of people who have died of Ebola or Marburg hemorrhagic fever are still contagious. Helping prepare these bodies for burial can increase your risk of developing the disease. www.mikibelieve..com/2014/07/health-ebola-virus-causessymptoms-and.html?m=1 |
Sierra Leone's top doctor fighting an outbreak of Ebola has died from the virus, the country's chief medical officer, Brima Kargbo, said on Tuesday. Sheik Umar Khan, who was credited with treating more than 100 patients, was infected with Ebola this month and had been moved to a treatment ward run by medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres in the far north of the country. The news of his death comes as health officials admit they do not have a list of all the people a Liberian Ebola victim came into contact with in the hours before he collapsed, prompting fears the outbreak could spread. Patrick Sawyer, a consultant for Liberia's Finance Ministry, died on Friday after arriving at Lagos airport on June 20, having vomited and suffered diarrhoea on two flights. The 40-year-old U.S. citizen had been to the funeral of his sister, who also died from the disease. He was put in isolation at the First Consultants Hospital in Obalende, one of the most crowded parts of the city, home to around 21 million people. Mr Sawyer took two flights to reach Lagos, from Monrovia to Lome and then onto the Nigerian capital. So far 59 people who came into contact with Mr Sawyer have been identified by Nigerian health officials, and are under surveillance. But the airlines have yet to release flight manifests naming each passenger and crew member. In the immediate aftermath of Nigeria's first death from the disease, health chiefs shut and quarantined the hospital involved. Lagos state heatlh commissioner Jide Idris, said the hospital would be closed for a week, and the staff would be closely monitored. 'The private hospital was demobilized and the primary source of infection eliminated,he told a news conference.
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sailormoon: Yeah, why not?53 yrs is quit much if U ask me.its more like child abuse. |
sailormoon: 53 years older is the limit53yrs |
nnekamezor: Re u seriousyeap! ![]() |


