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hmn..Nigeria!..RIP to the dead...God bless Nigeria..

CBN trying to clear their own sh**ts before may 29...#stillobserving

#modified, he was stabbed and left alone to die in pains. May his soul rest in perfect peace. Amen

Photographer James Oatway captured a violent attack that resulted in death of a Mozambican in South Africa

The Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Thursday
said the Federal Government would soon begin the
reconstruction of Government Secondary School Chibok.
The finance minister stated this on Thursday when she led a
government delegation to visit Internally Displaced Persons
from Chibok, settled in Buzunkure in the Kuje area council of
the Federal Capital Territory.
The Borno State school came into limelight when over 213
students were abducted by Boko Haram on April 14, 2014. The
schoolgirls have yet to be rescued.
While stating that the purpose of the visit was to support and
encourage them, she noted that already, President Goodluck
Jonathan had approved the reconstruction of the school.
This, according to her, would be achieved under the Safe
School Initiative.
She said, “The major focus of the Federal Government is to
ensure that Boko Haram is removed so that people can move
back to their communities.
“Displacement is not a permanent condition; the idea is for you
people to be able to go back and not to build you camps in
different places.
“The second thing is about the school, Government Secondary
School, Chibok, about two days ago, we had a conversation for
a long time; we have been waiting for the right circumstances.
“That school, the president is determined and he promised
publicly that he will have the school rebuilt. The plans are
ready; they are working with engineers.
“In no far distance, we will be able to start work in that school;
he has already approved that.”
Okonjo-Iweala added that 44 students among the IDPs would
be added to about 2,400 other students that would be
transferred from schools in the North-Eastern states to various
unity schools in other parts of the country.
This, she said, was being done with donors who are the British,
Americans, Norwegians, World Bank, African Development
Bank, among others under the safe school initiative.
She said, “We will add the names to the list but we will come
back to you to do it in orderly fashion to make sure that we are
reflecting what the parents and children want.
“If they want to be placed in schools close to this place, we will
do it. If they want to be in secondary schools elsewhere, we
will do that. It is a voluntary thing and we will try to meet up
with their demands.”www.punchng.com/news/fg-unveils-plans-to-reconstruct-chibok-raided-school/

D kind of rulers we have diz days sha....

kossyablaze:
E dey sweet sometimes o

I bet it won't be that sour if you were at the other side.

wake up every morning, say my prayers, plead to God for a better day, I look into the sky hoping my prayers applies to other living bodies under the earth.

But then, I read newspapers, visit nairaland and its has been so disturbing, reading about killings, a story that pierce my heart, dishearten. You read of a man who stabs his wife to death, a lady being killed by her jealous boyfriend, a boy whose goal is to lift the family up, but then ends up killing his own mother and sibilings!! God!!. How bad can this get?

Not as if the BH killings is not enough, this bring me to this question, What exactly do people gain from hurting a fellow human being?

Please nairalanders

From a reliable source..the student had asthma and he was the only one in the room, roomies went on the festiv break.