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Olumikedos: fellow NL, how do i modify a post?Go to your yahoo mail, login, click on compose, put the subject and your writeup. Then send to my oga@nairaland.ask the remaining from seun. |
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has commenced nationwide training of police personnel following a request to that effect by the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Abubakar Mohammed. The Executive Secretary of the NHRC, Prof. Bem Angwe, who disclosed this in Abuja on Tuesday, said that police officers are being trained on Fundamental Human Rights as contained in Chapter 4 of the Nigerian constitution, the Convention Against Torture, as well as other human rights instruments which highlight international human rights standards in policing. Other areas of the training, according to Professor Angwe, include the “rights of suspects to be treated with dignity” and “respect and proportionality in the use of force during arrests and while monitoring protests”. He said the training of officers on human rights is part of the efforts of the commission and the Police to proactively address the frequent incidents of human rights violations in police operations in the country. Angwe also disclosed that the commission has developed a comprehensive training manual which will be used for training in police colleges throughout the country. The training sessions, which are part of the training schedule for promotion in police training institutions, are being conducted in 14 centres across the country. Dear Nairalanders, what is your view on this? |
The giant of Africa is a country dat hav so many OGA at the TOP... OR Let ♍e check www.google dot the remaining is with oga at the top |
c0ast0l: @op. Id!ot.. Get A Life...Slowpoke!Are you aware na joke section u dey? Why causing? Pls who collect ur bread? Now go and meet the person dat collect ur bread to help u wit a brain transplant... Omo ale jatijati... |
Tpave: were and madness joined together @ op.Is this english? |
Mr Bean as been appointed as the new pope... Lolz
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Police Barrack, Army Barrack, Navy Barrack, Custom Barrack, Airforce Barrack... So which of the Barrack do you feel like hearing the experiences? You can halla Barrack Obama for is experience... |
Popular Evangelist Benny Hinn and his ex-wife Suzanne divorced back in 2010 after Suzanne's struggle with prescription medicine caused problem in their marriage. The 60-year-old evangelist has remarried his ex-wife Suzanne in Orlando Florida. The wedding took place on the 3rd of March, 2013 in the company of top ministers of God like Roy Harthern (Suzanne's dad), Reinhard Bonnke and Jay Hartford. The officiating ministers called their wedding a miracle after over two years of separation between them. According to Reinhard Bonnke, the miracle of this remarriage was even greater than the miracle of any marriage. Benny Hinn said nothing until the end of the ceremony when he prayed over his wife Suzanne as the visiting men of God crowded around. Benny Hinn and Suzanne' remarriage ceremony was a traditional one. It lasted for about 2 hours. Their children and their spouses were their parents' attendants. The Hinns have 4 children and four grandchildren. Few weeks to Benny Hinn and wife' remarriage, below is what he shared with his audience about their reconciliation plan. It all began at Christmas when we were together at Suzanne's house in Orlando, Florida. Suzanne and I and all of our children and grandchildren were there. It was a beautiful day I will never forget, and that is when the Lord began to do His mighty work. Suzanne and I want to thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for praying for us and our family. The Lord has surely answered your prayers! Suzanne and I are more in love with each other than ever before. The covenant we made with God more than 30 years ago was never broken in His sight. Both of us believe our greatest days are ahead and the best is yet to come. The last three years have been very painful for Suzanne and me and for the children-more painful than we can ever explain or describe. Suzanne and I will share much more with you in a future letter and soon on This Is Your Day. Our marriage died for two reasons. One, I, Benny Hinn, was married to the ministry, not realizing it was killing my marriage. And two, Suzanne started taking certain prescription medications to help her cope with some of her personal struggles. She became dependent on those for nearly 15 years, and those medications made her behave erratically at times. As her husband, I did not know what kinds of medicine she was taking or realize what they were doing to her. After the divorce, Suzanne, on her own accord, decided that she needed professional help to gain freedom from her chemical dependence and checked herself into the Betty Ford clinic in early 2010. And for three and a half months she underwent exhaustive treatment. Today she is totally set free from the need for these medications-she is completely whole-and for that I give the Lord Jesus the praise. The truth of the matter is that Suzanne filed for divorce because she was crying out for help. The divorce most certainly woke me up, and the Lord used it to show me-as a man of God and as a man-that I cannot function properly without my wife and family. Not only did our family suffer as a result, but the ministry also suffered greatly. Many partners walked away, not realizing or knowing what took place and why. But I believe that the Lord is restoring not just my family but also the ministry. Because of our experience, God will do more with us in the future.
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Una no serious... If terrorist enter trough that route, na you people go dey complain... My suggestion is that dos officers sud be put to check for there inhuman attitude on dat route. |
Grant them Amnesty and see if i won't start up my own militant group... |
Nice point to be consider... Thank you for the copy and paste... |
With all this weapons, are they planning for war? |
Okay, we don see dem. What next? #Occupy.Nairaland.Moderators# There are better tread we need on front page. Not this type... Mtchew! |
@OP. Will you be alive to experience it? Wise up! |
Na all banks ooo. You can confirm dis in your bank customer care. |
@ OP, Nairalanders won't give you the needed answer... Please ask GOOGLE |
For the first time in about 10 months, the leader of Jama'atu Ahlil Sunnah Lid da'awati Wal Jihad, better known as Boko Haram, has appeared in a new video, asserting that his sect has not suspended its violent attacks and rejecting dialogue with the Nigerian government. In the nine-minute video that is being circulated in Nigeria, Imam Abubakar Shekau describes as fraud and lies, the dialogue purportedly being undertaken by one Imam Abdulazeez on behalf of Boko Haram. He says there none of his officials is known as Abdulazeez and he doesn’t know the said Abdulazeez. "It is a lie, there is nothing like ceasefire or dialogue going on with government,” he says. “We have never sat in any meeting for dialogue, we have not and it is not true that we are talking with Nigerian government. We don't know the Imam Abdulazeez, he is not speaking on our behalf like he claimed. He is not one of us, I don't know him. "There are procedures of dialogue as it is spelled out in Islam, they are busy arresting our people, small boys and women and so they are not serious with any dialogue and we are also not interested in any talking with them. We are only doing God's work and serving Him and not men." He further maintains that the time for any dialogue effort with the Nigerian government has passed, and that no further talk about dialogue will be entertained by the sect. He accused the government of continuing to arrest members of Boko Haram, as well as their wives and children, sometimes on the pretext that they are armed robbers. Source: mobile.saharareporters.com/news-page/boko-haram-leader-imam-shekau-says-his-sect-has-not-suspended-attacks-and-time-dialogue-al |
Dear nairalanders, let's here and gain from your NYSC experience... |
STATE.......... KADUNA STATE PPA............ Ministry of agriculture. Kaduna North. BATCH.......... C PLATOON: 5 YEAR........... 2011/2012 CAMP........... BLACK GOLD CAMP CDS............ Nigeria Red Cross |
Sail Team.Madrid
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teskyg: Kk.We won't vote for Terrorist(Buhari) and Tinubu.Point out any of your family that is better than them... |
Please who is Kanu? |
Suspected Boko Haram sect members last night shot dead five persons they found playing cards in Gombe, Gombe State. Severalothers were also seriously injured. Aside from the five that were confirmed dead, ten victims are reportedly in critical condition from bullet pellets that pieced their bodies. A security source told SaharaReporters that doctors in area hospitals were currently battling to save the lives of the injured. One of the survivors disclosed that the sect members came on bikes chanting,“Allah Kubar,” then started firing at the group of people playing cards at an area called AngwanBagadaza. A security operative confirmed the incident. Our correspondent learnt that people around the scene took to their heels on hearing the spatter of gunshots. Several eyewitnesses said that the attackers wore traditional flowing gowns. They also disclosed that the armed assailants escaped immediately after the attacks before the arrival of officers of the joint task force that patrols Gombe town. SaharaReporters learnt that the joint task force members launched a manhunt for the suspected killers, arresting one suspect. Source: http://informationnaija.com/breaking-news-boko-haram-guns-down-five-persons-playing-cards-in-gombe/ |
Dear NL, kindly upload any Akpors picture you have at hand. Akpors as been declare wanted... Lolz
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@OP, do you belive there are metaphysical forces? Let ♍e know if you also belive we have spiritual battles. Then i will know how to answer your question... |
Thank God for technology. Beautiful PHOTOSHOP? |
Now is Kim Kardashian abi? Is as if Tonto Dike is no more paying the moderators to make front page! Mtshew!!! |
Exponental: Tell d lady 2 buy intimacy gadgets. She should use it whenever she wants it. Mostly in his presence. ![]() Exponental: Tell d lady 2 buy intimacy gadgets. She should use it whenever she wants it. Mostly in his presence.Hahahhahahahaaaa |
My advise: try and get a cold blooded under 25 boy to take up is intimacy duty as a man. He will be the one to beg you back. |
Let's wait and see how it goes. |
The crisis in the Peoples Democratic Party is set to take a turn for the worse as party stalwarts loyal to former President Olusegun Obasanjo have decided to have a showdown with the supporters of President Goodluck Jonathan. The latest development follows the party’s decision to sack senior party officials known to be loyal to the former President from its National Working Committee. SUNDAY PUNCH’s investigations showed that the removal, announced on Friday, shocked the former President and his group. The leadership of the PDP had on Friday sacked loyalists of Obasanjo in the National Working Committee. The Bamangar Tukur- led leadership is known to be loyal to President Jonathan. Those sacked included the National Auditor, Mr. Bode Mustapha; and the National Vice- Chairman (South-West) Mr. Segun Oni. The PDP also announced its recognition of an Ogun PDP faction bankrolled by a businessman, Mr. Buruji Kashamu. The Kashamu faction is led by Bayo Dayo. The party failed to recognise the faction led by Senator Dipo Odujinrin, which is backed by Obasanjo. SUNDAY PUNCH gathered that the consensus in the Obasanjo camp was that the recent actions of the PDP leadership were targeted at the former President. On Saturday, the Obasanjo faction said it had concluded plans to write a petition to the highest organ of the PDP, the National Executive Committee over the matter. Speaking at the end of a four-hour meeting of the members of the Obasanjo faction of the Ogun PDP in Abeokuta, the sacked Odujinrin said the decision by the party’s NWC was also “shocking and predetermined.” “We received with shock the pronouncement of the National Publicity Secretary of PDP, Olisa Metuh, in the newspaper. I found it very disturbing because we saw the signs during the week when we observed that J.K Gadzama (SAN), issued a notice of discontinuance of the appeals against the court cases which Metuh referred to as reasons which the committee used to take their decision. “It was very obvious that the appeals were going against the Kashamu group. If the appeal had been heard, the whole situation would have been different but in order not to allow the appeal to be heard, that was why the NWC withdrew the appeal suddenly and was now able to use the ruling that was subsisting in taking their decision,” he said. Odujinrin said the Obasanjo group had decided to take its case to the highest organ of the party, the National Executive Committee. “The NWC is not the final authority. We are PDP bona fide members. That’s why we are appealing to the NEC. We are law-abiding people. We could have gone to court like some people. Our constitution requires us to explore all mechanisms internally before going to court. We are preparing a petition and an appeal to the NEC which will be tabled before their next meeting,” he said. Odujinrin stressed that the NWC decision had further polarised the crisis-ridden party, warning that it could have negative effects on its electoral fortunes in future elections. “I don’t think that this is how to ensure genuine reconciliation; this has further polarised the situation. The fact that the appeals were withdrawn smelt suspicious.” He added that his group would “take another decision” if the NEC upholds the NWC decision sacking his executive. A top member of the Obasanjo camp, who pleaded anonymity because the faction was not willing to reveal its strategy, told one of our correspondents that the ‘other decision’ Odujirin spoke about was for Obasanjo’s camp to support the opposition in 2015. “We know all these are targeted at Obasanjo. But if the situation remains as it is now, the PDP should forget Baba’s support in 2015. “In the months ahead, Obasanjo will intensify consultations across the country. If the President succeeds in getting the PDP presidential ticket with Baba’s rivals in control of the party, he (Obasanjo) will have no option but to back opposition candidates.” Besides the sacking of his loyalists, the former President also lost out in the South- West caretaker committee constituted by the leadership of the party. As a result of the changes and appointments, a former PDP Deputy National Chairman, Chief Bode George, and an ex-Ogun State Governor, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, have regained lost grounds in the South-West PDP. George and Daniel were estranged from Obasanjo, their godfather, while he was in power. Our correspondents report that not one of Obasanjo’s loyalists is in the 17-man South- West caretaker committee constituted by the PDP NWC on Friday. However, George, Daniel and Kashamu have at least one of their supporters in the committee. For example, the Secretary, Mr. Pegba Otemolu, is a loyalist of Daniel, while the Organising Secretary, Mr. Adedeji Doherty, is said to be a strong ally of George. An ex- officio, Seun Adesanya, is a known supporter of Kashamu. One of Obasanjo’s supporters, who spoke with SUNDAY PUNCH, on the grounds of anonymity, said when the group saw the list of the caretaker committee, it came to a conclusion that some people were bent on pushing Obasanjo out of the PDP. However, the Senior Special Adviser on Political Affairs to President Jonathan, Dr. Ahmed Gulak, denied widespread speculation that the changes and appointments were targeted at Obasanjo. Gulag said this in a telephone interview with one of our correspondents, in Abuja, on Friday. He said, “It is just natural that people are struggling to be party officials but not everybody can be a party official. So, there must be the principle of give and take in every given society. “The right thing to say is that PDP is one united party and it will not lose sleep because of any of these merger talks. Action Congress of Nigeria plus Congress for Progressive Change, plus All Nigerian Peoples Party is equal to APC less than PDP.” He insisted that there was no friction between the duo, adding that the size of the PDP made it impossible for every member to become a party official. He said, “I don’t think there is any friction between Obasanjo and Mr. President. There is none. This is the handiwork of mischief makers and a section of the media that always wants to see the negative side of the PDP; that is my belief. “There is no friction. The PDP is a very big united party and in a party as big as the PDP, there are bound to be challenges and divergent interests and we are working round the clock to see that we remain united. “PDP has gone into much more crisis than what you are witnessing. It is because the party is the party to beat. It’s the party that everybody wants to belong.” When contacted, the PDP National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Olisah Metuh, dismissed the speculation that the party was after Obasanjo. “It is a court decision. It has nothing to do with former President Obasanjo,” he said. |
Please help ♍e advice this lady. This is her story: My husband wants my salary or no sex. Must i hand over my entire salary to my husband before i enjoy sex with him? I have been out of job after my wedding three years ago. Recently, i got a job with one of the big telecommunications companies. Instead of the job to enhance our intimacy, I am rather having a big issue with my husband – he refuses me sex and keeps malice because i won’t hand over my entire salary to him each time I receive it. I am under undue sexual pressure at work. i try making him realise that it is not healthy for our marriage but he turns deaf ears to my pleas. But why should I hand over my entire salary to him? I am willing to contribute whatever he asks for to the family upkeep. Besides, he is aware that he has no right whatsoever to deny me of conjugal sex, yet he wants me crawling to him. I am tired of this whole thing. What do I do? |
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