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Police in China accept mother's explanation that she had accidentally
dropped him into a toilet after giving birth.
A Chinese mother has been reunited with her infant son after police
accepted her explanation that she dropped him into a toilet
accidentally immediately after giving birth, a police officer in the
eastern province of Zhejiang has said. Really china is still china , how on earth will I believe her...I'm still thinking if I will believe that mother... Don't know about you. m.aljazeera.com/se/201353010569441504

CAMEROONPRIDE: Damn, this is someone who has never played football ooo....

by saying this , I'm not sure u are upto 18years. You lack internet management. Pls read this below
Full nameJosé Mário dos Santos Mourinho Félix
Date of birth26 January 1963(age 50)
Place of birthSetúbal, Portugal
Height1.74 m (5 ft 9 in)[1]
Playing positionCentral midfielder
Club information
Current clubReal Madrid(manager)
Senior career*
YearsTeamApps†(Gls)†
1980–1982Rio Ave16(2)
1982–1983Belenenses16(2)
1983–1985Sesimbra35(1)
1985–1987Comércio e Indústria27(
Total94(13)
Teams managed
2000Benfica
2001–2002União de Leiria
2002–2004Porto
2004–2007Chelsea
2008–2010Internazionale
2010–2013Real Madrid
2013–Chelsea

Syria has already received the first shipment of an advanced Russian air defence system, Syria's President Bashar al-Assad is reported to have said in a Lebanese TV interview.
Russia vowed to go ahead with sending the weapons earlier this week in defiance of Western objections.
Mr Assad is also reported to have told Hezbollah-linked Al Manar TV that the tide of the war is turning.
Earlier, a rebel leader told the BBC that Hezbollah was "invading" Syria.
Gen Selim Idriss, the military chief of the main umbrella group of Syrian rebels, the Free Syrian Army, claimed that more than 7,000 fighters of the Lebanese Shia movement were taking part in attacks on the rebel-held town of Qusair.
Gen Idriss made an emotional appeal to Western powers on the BBC World Service's Newshour programme, saying: "We are dying. Please come and help us."
He appealed for more weapons "to defend our citizens".
Gen Idriss said the FSA was fielding fewer than 1,500 fighters in the fight for Qusair, armed only with light weapons.
More than 50,000 residents were trapped in the town and a "massacre" would occur if it fell, he added.
The US State Department has demanded that Hezbollah withdraw its fighters from Syria immediately.
Fears of further tension
Who are Hezbollah?
Lebanese Shia Muslim group
Name means the Party of God
Defined by hostility to Israel since 1980s
Fought Israel in a bitter and deadly war in 2006
Made up of political and military wings
Strongest member of Lebanon's pro-Syria bloc
Consistently backs Assad rule in Syria
Fighters known to be active inside Syria
Branded a terrorist group by Washington
Full profile: Hezbollah
"Syria has received the first shipment of Russian anti-aircraft S-300 rockets," Al Manar quoted Mr Assad as saying in an interview due to be broadcast later on Thursday.
"The rest of the shipment will arrive soon."
The S-300 is a highly capable surface-to-air missile system that, as well as targeting aircraft, also has the capacity to engage ballistic missiles.
The delivery of such missiles raises fears of further tension with Israel as Mr Assad is also reported to have threatened to respond directly if Israel launches any further air attacks on Syria. "weyaab"
However, the Israeli Defence Minister, Moshe Yaalon, said on Tuesday he had information suggesting the missiles had not yet been delivered.
"The shipments have not left yet. Let's hope they won't, and if they do, we'll know how to act," he said.
Some analysts have characterised the possible use of the missiles as a "game-changer" in the Syrian conflict.
It is also feared that the missiles could endanger US-Russian efforts to convene a peace conference on Syria in Geneva in June.
'Momentum'
In excerpts from his interview with Al Manar, Mr Assad is quoted as saying the military balance of power has gone in favour of the army which has scored major victories.
Syria and Hezbollah are on the same axis, he is reported as saying, with Hezbollah fighters deployed along the Lebanese-Syrian border.
Regime forces, backed by Hezbollah fighters, are reported to have retaken from rebels a disused military airfield north of Qusair.
This probably cuts the last supply line for the few rebels holding out in the town, says the BBC's Jim Muir in Beirut.
Opposition groups and humanitarian organisations say conditions for the civilians and the wounded in Qusair are dire.
Doctors are quoted as saying oxygen and other medical supplies have run out.
The opposition has appealed to the Red Cross and the Red Crescent to intervene to help 1,000 injured people at risk of dying for lack of medical attention.
Syrian government officials say that a corridor had been established to allow civilians to escape and fighters who put down their arms are free to leave too.
'Absolutely unacceptable'
Casting a further shadow over the proposed Geneva conference, the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, accused the Syrian opposition of making unrealistic demands.
"We are under the impression that the National Coalition and its regional sponsors are doing everything so as not to allow the start of the political process and achieve military intervention in Syria through any means possible," he told reporters.
Mr Lavrov said National Coalition demands for Mr Assad to step down were "impossible to fulfil".
He called on the US and Europe to "rein in those who condone these absolutely unacceptable aggressive approaches of the National Coalition".
RUSSIAN S-300PMU SYSTEM
Type: Surface to air missile system, capable of hitting aircraft, cruise and ballistic missiles
Special feature: Fires two missiles at a time, vertically, making it versatile and accurate
Origin: S-300P dates from the 1960s but current state-of-the art export versions are S-300PMU-1 and 2 which were developed in the late 1990s
Manufacturer: Almaz-Antey
Cost: $900m for full system although it is not clear whether this is what Russia is supplying to Syria
Specification: Each launcher vehicle [left] carries four missile containers (two missiles per target). A full battalion is six launcher vehicles with a total of 24 missiles plus command and control and long range radar detection vehicles
Capability: Russian 48N6 are the standard missiles fired from S-300PMU launchers. They have a range of 5-150km at an altitude of up to 30km
Response time: Vehicle stopping to missile firing is 5 minutes

ok this is getting out of hand, ref dey pass us, so pls giv 4 mexican player this so that we can play 11 against 7

chaiiiiiii kaiiiii, 9ja don mis againnnnnnnnnnnn
nawa ooooooo
seun do sometin na
barrrrrrrrr

Rastamann: "...follow the ball now, follow the ball you are staying too far away from the ball"

im beginning to think if u are the coach

searay: What a shot from Seun, the guy in jersy No 21.
Still Nig 3-0 Mex

guy did you see how sexkils miss that our 4th goal, chaiii niger is making me proud

i even taught the score said 200 - 1. i want to shoutttttt

Check out

kponke denge: 8th to comment


Dancing in omabtse style

If u are dancing cos you are 8th to comment , wat will I do , check my name and see that the post Is mine ......I will be mad na . You people should stop this childish behavior and construct actively to the development of nairaland

deols: This is unfortunate.

It must have been hard for her. what happens when she dies?

I think this is better than him walking around and endangering other people's lives.

Yes preventing him from hurting people is ok but not in this way, this is no longer human in that cage , for 11years hmmmmm, I fear

[quote author=segun-obe]Mr Nackson,oh sorry Dickson,can you pls share the said track records of jona jang with us? But before you do pls clean the "oyel" at the right corner of your mouth.[/quote]You are funny , which oyel? But don't you think Dickson made a llot of sense?

i dont think this is the best option, for 11years chaiii, what a behavior he must have posses .

Wang Muxiang, 74, with her son Wu Yuanhong who has been caged at home for 11 years
Mother Wang Muxiang tried to find someone who would weld her a strong cage for her son. The local blacksmiths refused out of fear the sick man may attack them in revenge if he escaped.
Wang Muxiang described how she was forced to build it herself.
‘I wielded the cage while crying heavily. Although he suffers from mental illness and killed a person, he still is my son.
‘Thinking I am making a cage to lock him in, my heart was broken.’
http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/mentally-ill-man-locked-in-cage-for-11.html
http://www.ynaija.com/sickening-mentally-ill-man-locked-in-a-cage-for-11-years-by-his-own-mother-photos/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

From the post below i think this man showed a little sense in all his statement. this NGF is like a club... not a place to exercise power... correct me pls after reading his statement

Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State has formally recognized his Plateau State counterpart, Jonah Jang as the Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF.

In a congratulatory message contained in a press statement, Mr Dickson he believes the NGF under the leadership of Governor Jang will be used as a platform to collaborate with other levels of government in consultation with other governors without necessarily being confrontational.

He said, “Never again shall the NGF be run as a parallel government. As governors, we are not elected to rule the country, the responsibility to rule the whole country lies with the president, the Executive Council of the Federation and the National Assembly.

“As governors we are provincial players principally elected to lead our respective states. I know with your track record of service and unflinching commitment to due process and the rules of engagement, the NGF will be, as it ought to be, as a peer review mechanism and not a propaganda tool used by the opposition to destabilize the polity. And I trust that you will not use it as a medium to blackmail and further your personal political agenda. Nigeria’s interest will remain the center piece of our agenda”.

He went further to admonish Governor Jang to remain focused, fair and firm as he pilots the affairs of the NGF.

http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/ngf-crisis-dickson-slams-amaechi.html
http://www.informationng.com/2013/05/ngf-crisis-dickson-slams-amaechi-congratulates-jang-on-victory.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Plateau State Governor, Jonah Mr Jang, who is embroiled in a leadership tussle of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) with Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State, has apologised to Nigerians over some of the issues raised at the Forum’s election last Friday.

Jang, who was speaking in Jos while receiving members of the Executive Council of North Central zone of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), led by Yusuf Ayitogo, who paid him a solidarity visit over his claimed election victory at the NGF, said that his leadership will correct the mistakes of the past while efforts are ongoing to reconcile all aggrieved members of the Forum.

He also assured the visiting executives that the Forum will work out a permanent structure in choosing its leadership without rancour by reverting to the original constitution that does not give room for a second term in office.

http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/ngf-election-crisis-jang-apologises-to.html
http://www.informationng.com/2013/05/ngf-election-crisis-jang-apologises-to-nigerians.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

when you go to rome ,do as roman's do.
A group of men attacked a woman who was dressed in a mini skirt.

The men attacked the woman claiming that she was dressed inappropriately. The woman was spotted walking on the street in Kitengela, a town in Kenya.

The angry mob claimed the dress was too short. They argued with the woman to change into something more appropriate. When the woman ignored their request the men attacked her and undressed her.

The men then ripped her clothing apart so she could not put them back on, claiming that “it was better for her to go naked because her intentions were clear,” according to press reports in Kenya.

According to a witness, the crowd gathered around the woman and forcibly undressed her. Her clothes were torn and thrown away ensuring that she had nothing to cover her body as a punishment for dressing provocatively.

“Most women in the town of Kitengela, dress modestly, and everyone is expected to adhere to their standards,” Aminah Wangai, 62, from Kenya told YourJewishNews.com.

Many people gathered to watch as the drama unfolded.

The woman was left on the floor with nothing to cover her body.
A Good Samaritan who witnessed the incident offered the woman a long dress so she could go home.

The victim's mothers was warned not to let her daughter leave the house without her approval, according to press reports in Kenya.
i dont even know what to say , i dont even know who to blame, i know we have our own right, but i still know assume this girl was decent in her dressing... i dont think we will have this such story, girls pls help us to comb this world for good.

http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/angry-mob-undresses-woman-and-rip-her.html

Hmmmmmmmm dis is a miraculous child

LEvuls: Cant see any SLAP there or was it erase??
dont even know it should make fp

Hmmmmmm bad belle, remove it from front page na, back person

This is why we make a deal when people get engaged because proposing is always hit and miss. In this case the girl didn’t miss though.

This dysfunctional couple were photographed at Shepherd Bush underground station in London during what was supposed to be an ‘Aw!’ moment. It turned into an ‘Ouch!’ moment seconds after the man went the down on one knee and asked the woman to marry him.
She responded by giving him a HOT slap across the face as people watched in shock.

Someone said this is the kind of thing that makes someone turn gay.

if na me by now CNN, BBC and ALJAZEERA will be covering her on hospital bed

http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/man-gets-hot-slap-after-proposing-to.html

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Okija juju: Empty threats...

So after f`ucking up his State, he wants the rest of us peaceful Nigerians to fund the treating of his f`uck ups abi?! HELLS NO!!

The Money for the State should be used to fund the SOE. Only civil servants should be paid. All non-key government personnel, aides, assistants, advisers, consultants, e.t.c should be suspended without pay pending the outcome of the SOE. The Governor should also vacate the Government house so the Army can use it as a base of operation.

guy u get mind ooo

wish i know what to say , but my brothers and sisters im really confuse now...dont even know what to believe again after reading the post below...even the way those old men do use the name of God, i pray for them...

Mr. Jang says he never had the intention to be chairman of the forum.

The governor of Plateau State, Jonah Jang, has described his “victory” over Gov. Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State, whom he claims to have defeated to become the new chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, as the will of God.

Mr. Jang was speaking in Jos, Sunday, at a special interdenominational church service held at Faith-way Chapel Church and organized by the Plateau State government as part of the activities marking the forthcoming 14th anniversary of uninterrupted democratic governance in Nigeria.

His remarks came two days after a controversial governors’ forum election in which Mr. Amaechi was declared winner after clinching 19 votes to defeat Mr. Jang who got 16. Governors who supported Mr. Jang rejected to the outcome of the elections, claiming it was rigged.

On Saturday, Mr. Jang convened a meeting of the protesting governors and presided as the chairman.

“I can assure you that my emergence as the chairman Nigerian Governors’ Forum was the will of God because I went to Abuja for the NGF election not with the intention to contest but northern governors and the PDP governors’ forum endorsed my candidature. When (Ibrahim) Shema of Kastina stepped down, both forums insisted I should contest; I contested and won. So, it’s the will of God.”

He said he had never wanted to be chairman of the NGF.

Mr. Jang told the church that the allegation that a faction of the NGF rigged the elections in his favour was not true.

“God is a democrat, does not support rigging but if you rig and succeed, that means God approve of it.”

Mr. Jang called on Nigerians to pray for their leaders to enable the present administration at all levels succeed.

He said the current controversies being faced by government at the moment is a foreshadow of what is likely to happen at the 2015 general elections.

“I believe that God has anointed who will be President of Nigeria in 2015 but only him knows who it is,” he stated.

He also said democratic governance was the best form of government that takes care of every sector, pointing out that even the military enjoys more during democracy.

“The military enjoys better during democracy. I’m a living example because I was opportune to serve as governor during the military era and now again as a civilian; so, to my mind, the military should not carry guns to force out democratic governance again,” he said.

During the church service, prayers were offered for the restoration of permanent peace in the country and stability of good governance in Nigeria and the entire African continent.

http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/jang-says-god-helped-him-defeat-amaechi.html

i cant stop laughing when i saw this at weyab, still i cant believe this "country of origin, place of slaughter..."

Shoppers in the U.S. will soon have more information about where their meat comes from after new federal labeling rules went into effect Thursday.

The rules require labels on steaks, ribs and other cuts of meat to say where the animal was born, raised and slaughtered also next of kin. Earlier U.S. Department of Agriculture rules only required that countries of origin to be noted, so a package might say "Produce of U.S. and Canada." Now, the label will specify "Born in Canada, raised and slaughtered in the United States."

The new rules apply only to cuts of meat such as steaks and roasts, not to ground meat.
http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/new-meat-country-of-origin-labeling.html

Barcelona might have won the Spanish league title, but it was crushed by Bayern Munich in the Champions League semifinals. The defeat stung.

Some labeled Barcelona a one-man team after losing 7-0 on aggregate, referring to four-time world player of the year Lionel Messi.

Messi was inhibited by a hamstring injury in the first leg and didn't play at all in the second. Without him, Barcelona offered little resistance.

A day after Bayern Munich beat Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in the Champions League final at Wembley to be crowned Kings of Europe, it was announced much coveted Brazilian striker Neymar would join Barcelona for five years. The transfer fee wasn't disclosed, but one Brazilian newspaper said the buyout clause surpassed $80 million.

The move, on paper, should boost a Barcelona side that features an ageing Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Carles Puyol, three club stalwarts.

Midfielder Cesc Fabregas and forward Alexis Sanchez have struggled, many would say, since joining from Arsenal and Udinese, respectively.

Pele, considered one of the greatest football players of all time, said last year that Neymar -- his fellow Brazilian -- was even better than Messi, an Argentinean.
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Barcelona lavished praise on Neymar, too.

"The player is known for his exquisite technical skills, which makes this free-scoring striker a nightmare for any defense," Barcelona said on its Web site. "His style is beautiful to watch and he has received recognition and praise from the legendary Pele himself, of whom many believe he is the modern successor."

Neymar, the current South American player of the year, revitalized Santos, Pele's former club, scoring 138 goals in only 229 matches. He helped Santos win the 2011 Copa Libertadores and the 2010 Brazilian Cup.

With Neymar expected to move on when his contract was due to expire next year, a transfer to Europe was widely anticipated.

He had been previously linked with Barcelona, as well as Chelsea and Real Madrid, among other clubs. Last week Santos said it had accepted offers from two teams.

At 21, he is an established international with Brazil and will be counted on to lead the nation in next year's World Cup on home soil, although he has also drawn criticism from Pele for some of his outings.

His last game for Santos comes Sunday against Flamengo as the Brazilian season's opening weekend began.

"My feelings for the club and the fans will never change," Neymar said. "I made it sure that I play (the last match) so I can have the opportunity to once again enter the field wearing the team's jersey and to hear the (fans) chant my name.
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"Only a club like Santos FC could give me everything I have experienced on and off the field. I thank the wonderful fans who supported me even in the most difficult moments. Titles, goals, dribbling, celebrations and songs that fans created for me will be forever in my heart."

Neymar wasn't only a success on the pitch in Brazil.

He earns a reported $20 million a year in salary and endorsements, and he was recently named SportsPro's most marketable athlete for a second consecutive time.

Santos said it tried to convince Neymar to stay.

"Every effort was made to keep him in Brazil as long as possible, even offering to renew the current contract, which ends in July 2014," Santos said in a statement.

"At this time, however, it was not possible to compete with the terms offered from abroad, which affected the decision of the player to review his professional life."

Source:http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/neymar-to-join-messi-at-barcelona.html

The oldest person to climb Mount Everest said Sunday that he won't make any further attempts to scale the world's highest peak — even though his new record may soon be in jeopardy.

"I think three times is enough," Yuichiro Miura, who reached the top of Everest at the age of 80 last week, told reporters. "At this point I could not think of anything but rest."
congrats my elder....wish our old politician can do this to make us proud...

http://www.weyab.com/2013/05/lol-no-more-everest-says-oldest-to.html

Pastor Kun: I remember a few years ago i was invited for a church service were matthew asshimolowo was the guest preacher, at that time i wasn't very familiar with the antics of some Nigerian pastors to twist scriptures and use God's name to deceive people into giving them money so i was really shocked at all the lies and scriptural manipulation Asshimolowo did to get people to donate money to him. Infact i was so nauseated and offended by all the lies he was telling that i could not take it any more and had to leave the service whilst he was still preaching lying.

Are u ok? Did u smoke? Are u frustrated? Wat are u saying? Can u hear ur self? Are u wit us? Are u answering op question? Hav u eaten today? Sorry dude "positive" go and c ur doctor

kunlekunle: copy the whole address from the url window and paste it on the reply page of the forum

TNX kunlekunlle...... Kissing u......I'm not gay ooo

ITbomb: And those criminals are signing a gospel song to celebrate such deception.
SMH for the most religious nation

pls I'm not smiling this guys are really mocking the Father , let me not judge but truly our politicians are children

braine: The committee still exits? What for?

gej is using carrot and stick method ,