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10k and good health |
So you purchase military hardware with millions of dollars and cannot put simple N50k GPS tracker. Abeg they know and sponsor Boko Haram from Nigerian Army dre11: |
Because when they touch the airports they touch the elites that is why they are doing this, what about deploying security operatives in schools, universities and communities that have experienced various levels of insecurity. lalasticlala: |
Collateral damage will be too much to bear, too many cows will be killed in the process. SmartPolician: |
Just wait let one cow die in the east, u will see python dance part 10 nairalandankrah: |
Y didn't they pray to get the millions you dished out to them. Since prayer can solve every thing. They would have prayed for the money they need for their building project. While you should go to poor communities that really need your bags of cash. |
What of Amaechi |
This one dey learn where Wike dey na. If u have not been to PH in the last 3years, please come with a guide. U will definitely miss road due to unparalleled infrastructural development by Wike. To show u in not one of his toe lickers, I think he should look into the area of Pension, employment, human capacity building and mass housing. God bless Governor Wike God bless Buhari God bless Nigeria. #BUHARIPLEASERESIGN |
Buy camfor and place at every corner of your house. Thank me later |
For ur info I am also a scholar. [quote author= post=100238328]Perhaps, this could have been you, if you happen to be as serious as her in secondary school. Appreciate good and positive things for once......okay? Stop being a pessimist all the time, it's bad for the health please.[/quote] |
This is illegal, a governor is elected by the people not appointed by an individual. |
Rivers state is very peaceful. Gerrard59: |
Thank God you know that u are powerless. If u like try the airwaves on Monday. Whatever you send will quadruple in your household. Anyways I lack time for people like you. Bye. Queenlovely: |
it's a shame that you just come here online and blab rubbish about a group of people, have u met everyone in Rivers State? because ur biz didn't work doesn't mean others didn't make it in the bizness. There are illiterates and cultists everywhere in Nigeria. Rivers State is the most peaceful state in Nigeria, you will never hear "100people dead in Rivers State" Though we are being marginalized by FG we don't need their handouts to survive, we have the largest IGR in Nigeria. So please if you don't have anything productive to say, keep shut rather down the low seat of slander. Queenlovely: |
[quote author=emmym16 post=98601613][/quote]it's a shame that you just come here online and blab rubbish about a group of people, have u met everyone in Rivers State? because ur biz didn't work doesn't mean others didn't make it in the bizness. There are illiterates and cultists everywhere in Nigeria. Rivers State is the most peaceful state in Nigeria, you will never hear "100people dead in Rivers State" Though we are being marginalized by FG we don't need their handouts to survive, we have the largest IGR in Nigeria. So please if you don't have anything productive to say, keep shut rather down the low seat of slander. |
Sorry to sound insensitive o, but is there no camera phone in Borno? |
Someone who is Christ-like has nothing to do with killing of innocent people. Jesus Christ our master didn't kill innocent people. The people Behind Boko Haram are terrorists, murderers and kidnappers, that is their identity, their identity is not Christians or Muslims for that matter. They are criminals and should be addressed as such not otherwise. |
My dear as a Frontliner, it is not only influential people that die of Corvid, just that their own death gets media coverage, many others die daily of Corvid without it getting to news. Wear ur face masks in public places, wear ur face mask wen visiting ur parents or elderly ones, wash ur hand everytime and carry a hand sanitizer, keep a social distance in public places. kambili999: |
He was referring to the Trinitry, God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. |
Your papa. Waka. madridguy: |
This can never happen in Port Harcourt. |
See question o, is it right for people to be killed ,harassed and tortured. Do u even know what people have gone through? I was arrested by SARS in PH on trumped up charges, I met a guy in the cell that has been with a bullet wound in his leg for 9months. Believe me you cannot look at that guys leg ur eyes will bleed. VaselineCrew: |
They have to transfer terrorist faster to the south, trailers are not efficient. Romanoff: |
The life of a pregnant woman may have been saved if the doctor that was to operate on her was not allegedly held by policemen enforcing the COVID-19 lockdown on the Airport Road, Ikeja, Lagos State. We gathered that the surgeon was held for about one hour, as entreaties that she was on an emergency call, fell on deaf ears. After she was released, the doctor reportedly got to the hospital and discovered that both mother and baby were died. Our correspondent was told that the incident happened on Monday, August 31 at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi Araba, Surulere. The deceased was identified only as Mistura. A witness, who did not want to be identified, said the female doctor broke down in tears upon seeing that she could not save the victim and her baby. He said, “The doctor is a woman. In fact, she was also ill and was placed on a drip at home when she was called about the emergency. “Because her car was bad, she got a cabman to take her to the hospital. She left her house around past 9pm. “Around 10.15pm, they got to the under bridge around Airport Road, where they met the policemen. They had been stopped by other policemen before they got to that spot. But when she showed them her ID card, they allowed her to pass. “But these ones refused. After she showed one of them her ID card and said she was on an emergency to see a patient who was between life and death, the policeman ordered the driver to park. He took her ID card and asked her to prove she was on an emergency. “She went to meet another member of the team and begged him that she needed to leave immediately, and that the life of her patient was at risk. She was in a nightgown; she could not even change when she got the call. But the second policeman shunned her. “The policeman said she was foolish and she was a prostitute, because a doctor would never dress the way she was dressed. She begged them and explained the circumstances, but they refused to listen and demanded the emergency letter.” It was gathered that after keeping the doctor for about one hour, she was released. However, our correspondent was told that it was already late, as the patient had died. It was learnt that the patient was initially admitted to a private facility, where attempts were made to deliver her of the baby. When the case got complicated, she was referred to LUTH, where she died after suffering internal bleeding. “There were four policemen on duty that night. Only one was on mufti. Their tag was not visible because they wore overall. They saw the drip in the doctor’s hand; she was risking her life to save another person, but they never allowed her,” the source added. Our source said efforts by the doctor to call a phone number on the policemen’s van were abortive. The number, 09051614394, which a phone application, True Caller, identified as OPS Office Air, was not reachable for about three days that our correspondent tried it. Prior to last Thursday, the police enforced a nationwide curfew from 10pm till 4am. However, medical workers, journalists and other essential service providers were exempted from the curfew. A spokesman for LUTH, Mr Kelechi Otuneme, promised to react after speaking to a consultant at the hospital. He had yet to do so as of the time of filing this report. The Public Relations Officer of the Airport Police Command, Alabi Joseph, expressed shock at the incident and promised to investigate it. A senior police officer, who did not speak on record, however, said the doctor could raise the suspicion of the cops if she was not properly dressed. |
This is rubbish, pure rubbish, otherly stupendous in 2020 you are building hospital like 4bed apartment. |
My people, just cry, please weep for Nigeria, please shed some tears. Please cry that 340m spent in communities that don't have portable water. Cry, if u don't cry u r heartless, weep for Nigeria. |
As a Niger Deltan this is disheartening to read. Walking true my community I know wat just 1billion Naira will do to alleviate peoples plight, but to spend 81billion without impacting lives. Well, I think we should review how people access funds and appropriate such in this country, individuals have so much power, power that should be given to institutions. Well, if you are behind the suffering of another person rest assured your time to reckon with your maker will come, u will surely give account. |
We are blaming Federal government for what state government should provide, infact somethings should be local government level, don't just stay and call out the Presidency, have u first held ur local govt chairman that is building a mansion 3months into his appointment accountable? |
Business deal gone wrong. |
True. |
"Butatai Intervention Initiative" So our Nigerian Army initiatives are now personalized. Well nothing is impossible in Nigeria. |
