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Immorality is thriving |
calculator123:She is telling you because it is an achievement to her |
calculator123:She is telling you because it is an achievement to her |
Hope he is not using you to rehearse his skill in toasting other ladies |
Congratulations, oya clap for ya sef |
Abuja — Members of the public have been warned against receiving gifts from unknown people during the festive season. The warning by police ahead of the Yuletide season comes amid a spike in bomb attacks the Boko Haram sect is perpetrating. "The Inspector-General of Police, in view of the Yuletide season and the security challenges in the country, warns all citizens to be vigilant while receiving gifts from unknown persons that may pose as friends during the season, to avoid explosive- laden hampers as gifts," Police Spokesperson, Olabisi Kolawale, said. "The Inspector-General of Police also cautions against the use of fireworks such as knockout, "bangers" and other explosives in the celebrations as they could cause distraction that may further heighten fear of insecurity." He also enjoined citizens to shun all forms of violence and unlawful acts, eschew bitterness, hatred and rancour and go about their legitimate duties without fear of intimidation from any quarter during and after the season. Meanwhile, to ensure a peaceful and incident-free Yuletide, Arase has irected all Zonal AIGs and Command Commissioners of Police, to take necessary measures in ensuring the provision of adequate security for worshippers, travellers, picnickers and all citizens across the country before, during, and after the celebration. Command Commissioners of Police are to personally ensure that all key and vulnerable points within their jurisdictions, including places of worship,recreation centres, motor parks, shopping malls, highways, financial institutions and all places of public resorts are adequately and effectively protected. www.allafrica.com/stories/201512010537.html Lalalasticlala |
Apc and Chaos! Everything apc is about individual agenda, they don't have common goals/interest. Before campaign, during campaign, during election, after winning election, now ruling party, holding power 6 months and Up till today no manifesto! Habba! |
December things |
Innovative |
Sodom and Gomorrah go fear Naija record self. Jobberman go soon they post the vacancy advert |
Once beaten twice shy! Who want enta one chance govt |
Mumu people, drinking panadol on another man's headache. If they are serious They should replace it for him |
seunmsg:They will give him Audu's second son. Lol! |
Op sha na you conduct the election abi? kel4soft: |
Abuja — Findings in a new survey carried out by experts on HIV/AIDS have identified about 3,500 male sex workers within Abuja metropolis, a situation that has raised concern about the danger of homosexual activities to the fight against HIV/AIDS in the country. The revelation came amid the anti-homosexual legislation signed into law by former President Goodluck Jonathan. Chairman of NACA maiden lecture, Dr. Patrick Dakum made this known on Friday as a prelude to this year's World AIDS Day in Abuja. On the survey, Dakum explained that stakeholders were worried by this figures because over 60 per cent of the men were married, raising the concern of spouse HIV transmission. The lecture which had as its theme, 'Strategies for Ending AIDS by 2030' harped on the need to adopt practical measures in order to bring new infections to zero. NACA DG, Prof. John Idoko stated that with the new focus on AIDS in Nigeria pushing towards complete eradication by 2030, the agency was now targeting hotspot areas in its drive to end the HIV epidemic. "Within the Federal Capital Territory, we found that if we focus our resources in three council areas of Gwagwalada, Bwari and Abuja Municipal, we would have covered a greater population of persons with HIV within the area," NACA DG observed. Idoko explained that the agency was developing interventions to be able to reduce contact between infected and uninfected persons. Delivering his lecture, Director of Global Health at the University of Manitoba, Canada, Professor James Blanchard, said notwithstanding modern technologies, HIV prevention was a very complex thing because there were social factors that need to be addressed like political commitment and advocacy, laws and labour policies, community mobilisation and a host of other things. Blanchard stated that Nigerian was a very large and complex country, extending services to those who needed to receive the treatment required that the country concentrate on the right environment and high risk areas. "We need to match our HIV interventions with the population of HIV distribution. We need to get down to the micro level to know where we put our resources. We have the sex workers, persons who inject drugs and men who have sex with men," he said. He stated that NACA survey had identified eight priority states in Nigeria because HIV was not evenly distributed, adding that there were very large population in parts of FCT, Lagos, Nasarawa and Benue. He said "We found that in Benue, 60 per cent of men who visited bars, restaurants and hotels were seeking sexual partners while 12 per cent of the females were seeking sexual partners and nine per cent of those who patronise these places are female sex workers. "We also saw substantial risk behaviour in rural areas. In Benue, 30 per cent of the unmarried men had visited a worker and 18 per cent had visited sex workers within the last one month. But this was not the same across the state as some places were high risk areas." Also, a high proportion of married women in the NACA study reported having more than one sexual partner in Cross River and Benue within the last six months. "We need to recognise that Nigeria is a high mixed epidemic with a large number of female sex workers and high causal and female sex workers in urban areas," Blanchard said. According to him, Nigeria needed to think of how it could cover its key population particularly the sex workers through intensified outreaches, condom programming, intensifying treatment and testing programme. "We need to think of structural programmes to reduce stigma, to reduce vulnerability and violence for sex workers. We should focus our interventions in urban hotspot rather than thinking of a general flood irrigation approach," Blanchard stressed. Also Speaking, the Catholic Bishop of Abuja Metropolitan See, John Cardinal Onaiyekan said the church would continue to support the fight against HIV/AIDS, adding that, there was need to explore all the avenues of preventing the spread of the virus rather than focusing too much on use of condoms. Onaiyekan contended that with new advancement in treatment, persons living with the virus could live a more favourable life without resorting to spreading the disease. UNAIDS Country Director to Nigeria, Dr. Bilali Camara told the gathering that "the HIV prevalence is unequal among young males and females 15-24 year- olds; for age groups 25-29 to 30-34, females have a higher prevalence. The prevalence for males then peaks in age group 35-39 and remains higher for the age group 40-44. Camara added that "this underlines the high burden of HIV among women and especially young women in Nigeria. This observation puts women, especially young women at the centre of the HIV/AIDS response."http://allafrica.com/stories/201511303100.html Lalalasticlala |
It is don happen! Kogi election making new new records |
Everything na sexy the canoe too sexy! Oh! Wait na flavour sexy pass abi na the canoe? |
Lagos is Walking |
Jonathan self |
searching4l0ve:Am don't support tribalism but am surprised by your statement. Yoruba youth won't waste their early life chasing girls? Go and do the checks (am not yoruba or igbo, so don't think am supporting any tribe here). You can as well easily ask the op his tribe before concluding |
I can remember "I never collected any bribe all my life" |
The Lion on the loose |
wachakuta:In the 1st place God is not a man, so he doesn't direct any affair in the way of any man! |
Na change |
HungerBAD:Lubbish! Every institution have codes and conducts |
These days maybe it will be an option wearing kids iron pants with locks. Its alarming |
Wise to share what? Blah! |
namedonfinish:Thanks |
Mariojane:I said it I am not discrediting you. Only trying to correct him. |
Bflexing:Although posted by a lady, the originator is a male Mariojane: Bflexing:Although posted by a lady, the originator is a male. Am not discrediting her just pointing out |
Proof that the major of the issue is the ladies: No lady wan even comment on it. |
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A 22 YEAR OLD KID SHOULD CONCENTRATE ON HIS STUDIES OR SKILL AQUISITION SO YOU CAN HAVE A BRIGHT FUTURE BUT HERE YOU ARE SHAMELESSLY SEEKING FOOLISH ADVICE FROM PEOPLE ALL BECAUSE OF A WASTED SPERM CALLED NIGERIAN GIRL 