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scully95:
Highly HYPOCRITICAL combined with massive double standards.. Also we see this in there everyday political life. The west !

Indeed hypocritical and back stabbers as well. Really double standard people..

PORT HARCOURT—A foiled attempt to allegedly
assassinate a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress,
APC, in Rivers State, Mr. Chikordi Dike, has claimed the life
of a police escort attached to him.


It was gathered that armed men had allegedly attempted to
kill Mr. Dike who is a onetime Caretaker Committee
Chairman of Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of the
state.


It was also gathered that the suspected assassins attacked
their victims around Polo Club in GRA phase 2 and engaged
the only policeman attached to Dike in a exchange of
gunfire.


A senior police officer who related the incident to Vanguard
disclosed the name of the late police officer as Corporal
Yakubu.


The officer said Mr. Yakubu was gunned down around
11pm, Tuesday night, after he was over powered by the
suspected assassins while he was trying to protect his boss.


At press time the Rivers State Police Command is yet to
give an official statement on the development.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/gunmen-attack-apc-chieftain-kill-police-escort-in-rivers/

sameer1212:
WTF! If this cameroonians want war we will give them war double.

Have you fought the war against Nigerian Army for the over 1000 Shiites they killed?? Rubbish. As though you have the guts to carry a gun.

What sort of trespassing beyond international boundaries to kill citizens is this? Anyways let's see if CSO Buhari will do what Obama, Hollande, etc would have done or he'll...

Once again another move that will not see the light of the day. Mtcheew...

Takes COAS, IGP to ICC for human rights violation


INDIGENOUS People of Biafra (IPOB) has slammed an
N8.9 billion suit against the Federal Government for
alleged killing of their members at separate incidences in Onitsha, Anambra State.


Also, the group has signalled intent to drag the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and the IGP to the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of crimes against humanity.


IPOB, in an application filed on behalf of deceased and
injured members by the Kingdom Human Rights Foundation in a suite no: FHC/ABJ/CS/1035/2015 is
demanding N8.5 billion as damages over the alleged
killing and maiming of pro-Biafra protesters.


Joined as respondents in the suit are the President;
Attorney General of the Federation; National
Assembly; the COAS, Inspector General of Police;
Commissioners of Police, Imo, Anambra, Abia, Enugu,
Ebonyi, Delta, Bayelsa and Rivers State Police Com­mand; Commandant General of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps; and the Director General of the Department of State Security (DSS) .


The human rights group, through their lawyer, brought the application on behalf of IPOB and families of victims of various shootings by security agencies on October 20 and December 2, in parts of the South East and South South.


In the application, they sought a declaration of the court condemning as crime against humanity, the unlawful, cruel, inhuman, brutal and wicked killing (shooting) of unarmed, non-violent and peaceful protesters who are exercising their right to peaceful assembly, freedom of association, and right to self- determination as guaranteed in Section 39 and 40 of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria and Articles I, IV, XIX and XX of the African Charter on Human Rights
(Ratification and Enforcement) Act, by the combined team of the Nigerian Army, Nigerian Police Force and other security agencies.


They further demanded in the application: “An order of the court awarding N100,000, 000 to each of those who sustained gunshot injuries and were grievously injured by a combined team of the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Police and other security agencies on October 20 and December 2015 at Onitsha, Anambra State, and in Owerri, Imo State; Ebonyi, Bayelsa, Rivers and Delta State respectively.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/onitsha-killings-ipob-drags-fg-to-court-demands-n8-5bn-compensation/

Why even reply the man? His name is Lie Muhammed...
I'm not taking him serious anymore. He's still acting like APC Publicity Secretary rather than Nigeria's Information Minister.

BeClever:
Now you sound reasonable.. .

But what can you do if the country is so hard and people are about to die of Hunger and one man from somewhere with a Pastor attached to his name came and told them that the source of their misery is their ansenctoral shrine and in other to rid themselves of hardship agreed to get rid of the perceived root of their problem.

However, the fools won't continue to ask question as to why after getting rid of the perceived source of the hardship and it continued. because I can see any community in Nigeria that is protected from this National lack.

However, your IFA won't be any different just believe it and move on.

But, good luck in your new found business, that's what it is.
Get some gullible, spray some powder, ruffle some feathers, say some chants, collect some cash and lift your life like Adebayo, Oyakelomi, Mbaka, etc

No offence... .

Hehehe
Nice response my brother. I don't have enough energy to exhaust what I have in mind for him.

oduastates:
A few people or places? probably not.
Hundreds of thousands or millions?
Definitely yes.

Hmm... I see. My dear please repent and give your life to Christ before it's too late.

Nigerians already know the truth. Mr Reno there's no need for all these explanations. The Honorable Minister's name is Lie.

These people will not cease to amaze and amuse me. The same propaganda they used against PDP is what they're asking journalists not to use against them.

Karma is a b*tch..

MINISTER of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai
Mohammed, has solicited the support of the nation’s
media for the war against terrorism, saying when Ni­
geria is at war, they cannot afford to be neutral.


“Gentlemen, in this time of war, you cannot afford to
be neutral. Yes, you must remain professional at all
times, and we are not asking you to do anything less,
but you must also act in the national interest, always,’’
the minister said at an interactive meeting with
newspaper editors in Lagos yesterday.


“Acting in the national interest means not playing up
reports of cowardly Boko Haram attacks on soft
targets. Acting in the national interest means not
regurgitating the propaganda of Boko Haram and its
fellow terrorist group, ISIS.


“Acting in the national interest means extolling the
bravery and sacrifice of our gallant troops. Acting in
the national interest means not viewing the war from a
partisan prism.


“Acting in the national interest means rallying all Ni­
gerians, irrespective of their political, religious or
ethnic background, to support the war,’’ he said.


The minister told editors that the military had largely
met the December 31 deadline to defeat Boko Haram,
saying what he saw during his recent trip to the
theatre of war in Borno State and the briefings he
received from the military top brass convinced him of
the successes recorded by the military.


“They (military) have so degraded the capability of
Boko Haram that the terrorists, can no longer carry
out any spectacular attacks. Remember, gentlemen,
that at the height of the war, Boko Haram controlled
20 of the 27 local governments in Borno.


“I can hear you saying to yourself: But the terrorists
are still carrying out suicide bombings and killings.


“Gentlemen, we need peace before we can even
practise our professions. We need peace before we
can meaningfully revive our economy.


“We need peace for our democracy to thrive. Boko
Haram is the very antithesis of peace. Boko Haram
must be wiped out not just through military might but
with the support and efforts of all of us,’’


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/you-cant-be-neutral-when-nigeria-is-at-war-minister-tells-editors/

tolugar:
Yes we can

That's Obama's speech
Meanwhile if you can, why not dissect it and give the meaning.

Spot light is gonna be on Lagos state. Let's see if Ambode has such huge amount to compensate his God fathers or he's out to work.

Akwa IBM state also let's see if he'll do better than his predecessor or he'll lavish the money.

Meanwhile Ekiti State though not a rich state, but that budget is awfully too low. Pls economists in the house, what's are implications of that? Is it a right thing to do (perhaps he's being realistic as to the state's IGR + allocation) or its a wrong move?

oduastates:
Twice you have exhibited the typical trait.i deliberately left it out because I knew it was going to come up again
Worshipped?
We worship the one almighty God But let's talk about the hypocrisy of Christianity and Islam because they are the same.
John
Luke
Mark
Sunday
Mary
Paul are the typical names you see on thousands churches, hospitals and
I hardly esubiyi, sangotade around.
So which religion is worshipping an earthling
#HYPOCRITES

Really? So bearing a name is now a form of worship??

oduastates:
Perhaps the most famous Yoruba story about Eshu concerns two inseparable friends who swore undying fidelity to one another but neglect to acknowledge Eshu. These two friends work on adjacent fields. One day Eshu walks on the dividing line between their fields, wearing a cap that is black on one side and red (or white) on the other. He saunters between the fields, exchanging pleasantries with both men. Afterwards, the two friends got to talking about the man with the cap, and fall to violent quarreling about the color of the man's hat, calling each other blind and crazy. The neighbors gather about, and then Eshu arrives and stops the fight. The friends explain their disagreement, an Eshu shows them the two-sided hat--all this to chastise the friends for not putting him first in their doings. The lesson of the tale is obvious, but just as interesting is where it places the god. Moving along the seam between two different worldviews, he confuses communication, reveals the ambiguity of knowledge, and plays with perspective.

But then, is that enough reason why it should be worshipped?

The reason is not far-fetched.

1. Opposition politicians who would have analysed and probably compared it with previous budgets in order to criticize it, are scared because if they do, the EFCC will come knocking on their doors requesting explanations from the yams they ate.

2. Because other politicians who would have done so, have cross-carpetted and are now pitching tent with APC, hence can't bite the fingers giving them yams to eat.

3. Neutral men who would have done the analysis are careful not criticise perhaps they too might get their share of the yams.

4. The media who would have finally analysed it have also been compromised in Aso Rock with the yams offered by Mrs. Aisha Buhari.


MY POINT: IT'S ALL ABOUT THE YAMS

Really?? So Esu the second son of God abi

JESSSUUUSSSS!!!

IGODOMIGODO WHY?

HIT "LIKE" IF YOU KNOW YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND A THING THERE JUST LIKE MYSELF....

Whereas the Dasuki menopause has diaphanously made
the point that the Jonathan administration elevated the
dum vivimus,vivamus nectar to a nauseating and
asphyxiating elastoplast,it can bear reiteration that beyond
the current ballyhoo baying for a condign
comeuppance,the challenge is how to ensure that each
public officer is henceforth subjected to the immolatory
trajectory of dulce et decorum est pro patria mori....But
can we break away from the penelopic circle of flagellative
rigor mortis?


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Ghen Ghen!! Oya Igbos food don don o.
Let the games begins.

Ok. Safe journey
NEXT!!

ratchy:
this type visit the poor Father Christmas

Hehehe

Independent People of Biafra (IPOB) leader and Radio
Biafra Director Nnamdi Kanu is to be charged with
treason.


Kanu was arrested on October 14 in Lagos and arraigned
before an Abuja Magistrate’s Court on October 19. The
court struck out the charges brought against him by the
Department of State Service (DSS) because the
prosecution applied to withdraw the charges.


Justice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court, on
November 10, ordered that Kanu be detained for 90 days
but dismissed this ruling on December 17 and ordered
the DSS to release Kanu after holding him for about two
months. He also vacated his earlier order permitting the
DSS to detain Kanu for 90 days.


However, Kanu’s arraignment, which was scheduled for
yesterday, did not hold because the hearing notices were
not served on parties involved.


The six-count charge of treasonable felony filed against
Kanu and two others last Friday by the Federal Ministry
of Justice was listed yesterday before Justice Ahmed
Mohammed of the Federal High Court but no
proceedings were conducted because the prosecution
was not represented, though the defence was
represented by Ifeanyi Ejiofor.


It was gathered that no hearing notice had been served
on parties as at yesterday and that Ejiofor was only in
court having learnt about the pendency of the charge
informally.


Ejiofor said though he was yet to be served any hearing
notice, he confirmed yesterday that the state had,
indeed, filed a fresh charge against his client, a day after
a judge, also of the Federal High Court, ordered his
unconditional release.


“I know they filed the new charge to justify their
continued detention of my client after the court ordered
his release. We are filing our bail application tomorrow
(today) to compel them to come before the court to
justify his continued detention, failure of which they shall
be compelled to release him,” Ejiofor said.


It was also gathered that Kanu and others may be
arraigned today and if that fails to hold, the trial will be
shifted till after the Christmas holidays.


Policemen and DSS officials maintained heavy presence
around the court from 7am till 1. 30pm, but left hurriedly
on learning that the arraignment had been shifted till a
later date.


Kanu is being charged with, among other things,
engaging in acts of terrorism and sponsoring same,
belonging to an unlawful society and inciting the public
against the Nigerian state.


http://thenationonlineng.net/ipob-leader-kanu-to-be-charged-with-treason/

Naija Santa Clause

Over 50% of what he's saying has already started happening except for those who can't see them. It's obvious.

Once again Lai reaffirms the cluelessness of this administration.

Rubbish.
STEALING IS NOT CORRUPTION

Now I see why OBJ, IBB, et al will never be probed.

hotlinebling:
@Op what are the causes of diabetes apart from taken too much of sugar and is it true that diabetes is hereditary?

Taking of too much sugar doesn't cause diabetes. Diabetes is a disorder where either the pancreas is not producing enough insulin for the body, the cells are not properly utilizing the insulin produced by the pancreas.

BTW Diabetes is hereditary, however even if you're predisposed due to hereditary factors, you can still evade the condition in life if you love a healthy lifestyle. Dietary control, exercising, etc

No matter where you are in your career, at some point
you'll face a job interview. You'll be asked many questions — some predictable, some challenging. Consider the ones listed below and think about how you'd answer them. Take time to review the questions that surprise you; they'll help you clarify your thinking and prepare you for whatever questions you're asked.

1. Where do you see yourself in 3 years?

2. What do you bring to this position? How do you stand
out from the other applicants?

3. What attracts you to this facility? To this position? What do you hope to get out of the experience?

4. How would you describe your ideal job? Your ideal work environment?

5. Why are you leaving your current position?

6. What did you particularly like about your last position?

7. What's your most important professional achievement?

8. Who are your career role models and why?

9. How do you set priorities in your work?

10. Do you have any time-management tricks other nurses could benefit from?

11. What are the most important lessons you've learned in your career?

12. How much supervision do you want or need?

13. What professional organizations do you belong to?

14. How have you participated in the professional organizations you belong to?

15. What nursing publications do you subscribe to?

16. Have you attended any national conferences? If so, how did you benefit from the experience?

17. Have you ever done any volunteer work? If so, what
was it like?

18. How do you keep up with the latest information in your field?

19. What are your goals in terms of going back to school, becoming certified, taking on management responsibilities?

20. Can you give an example of a time you were a leader?

21. Can you give some examples of your problem-solving skills?

22. What do you think are the most challenging aspects of meeting patients' needs?

23. How do you handle a request you disagree with?

24. What happened the last time you put your foot in your mouth?

25. What actions would you take in your first month on the job?

26. Can you give some examples of your creativity?

27. Who is the most difficult person you've ever worked
with and why?

28. What type of management style do you work with best?

29. Can you describe a time when you had to intervene for a patient, what you did, and why? What was the outcome?

30. How would you rate yourself in communicating with patients—and with families?

31. Can you describe a situation in which you dealt with a difficult family member?

32. How do you motivate patients?

33. Can you describe a time you went beyond the call of
duty?

34. Can you describe a situation in which you thought that you were right and others were wrong—and what you did about it?

35. Can you describe a situation in which you were
supposed to work with a person you didn't like and how you handled it?

36. Have you ever been in a situation in which a co-worker put a patient in jeopardy? If so, what did you do about it?

37. What would you do if you were asked to float to a
specialty area you weren't familiar with?

38. Can you describe a time your work was criticized and
how you handled it?

39. How do you handle delegation issues with unlicensed assistive personnel?

40. How would your co-workers describe you?

41. How would you describe your role in a recent code?

42. How do you handle stress?

43. Have you ever been fired or asked to resign?

44. What would a background check on you show?

45. Would your previous employer recommend you?

46. What would you do if you were caring for an alert
patient who suddenly got acutely confused and disoriented?

47. What would you do if you found an elderly patient on the floor in his room? How would you document it?

48. Have you worked with many foreign nurses? If so, what did you do to help them?

49. How would you handle a situation in which you couldn't read a prescriber's orders?

50. If you were offered your last job again today, would you take it? (If you're returning to nursing after not working in the profession for a while)

51. How long has it been since you worked as a nurse?

52. What have you been doing since you've been out of nursing?

53. How have you prepared to return to nursing?

54. Did you take a refresher course? How did it help?

55. How have you kept up with changes in the profession? (If you're a student applying for your first position)

56. What's your most important achievement as a student?

57. When do you plan to take your NCLEX? Have you taken a course to prepare for it?

58. Where did you get your clinical experience? What units?

59. Did your clinical experience include putting in a urinary drainage catheter or starting an intravenous line access, inserting or removing a nasogastric tube, or caring for a
patient with one?

60. What was your favorite clinical experience? Least
favorite? Why?

61. What types of charting systems have you used? What do you like about them? What do you dislike?

62. What do you think is a reasonable orientation time?

63. Have you worked with an electronic medication
administration record? Bar coding?

64. What new technology have you used in school, such as personal digital assistants (PDAs)?

65. Are you on-line often? What are your favorite sites for reliable health care information?

I hope you find this resourceful. Cheerio.

http://mobile.journals.lww.com/nursing/_layouts/oaks.journals.mobile/articleviewer.aspx?year=2003&issue=01001&article=00013#ath

ADMIN HERE'S ONE.

What Nigerians should do for her leaders
https://www.nairaland.com/2812690/what-nigerians-should-leaders
Cc. Emusmith