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Na Edo people wahala be dat |
Continue to REST IN PEACE Our Gallant Heroine.
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AdolfHitlerxXx:Home and away they represent all negative, evil and bad things. Anuofias. Zoo animals calling Nigeria a zoo. Irony of life!
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Over 50G pere.......
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Finnese001:....in your village |
tamdun:Na true u talk |
backnbeta:He's nothing but a foolish modafoka....nothing else. |
Get well soon Donald. Much love from this part of the world. |
Houston doctor who went viral for touting hydroxychloroquine as COVID-19 cure offers to treat WH staffers with drug The Houston-area doctor featured in a controversial, viral video claiming anti-malarial drug, hydroxychloroquine, is a cure for COVID-19, offered to treat White House staff Friday after President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump announced they had COVID-19. Dr. Stella Immanuel went viral around the world after President Trump and one of his sons shared video of her speaking on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court in July. Twitter and Facebook subsequently took the video down for violating their misinformation policy. “This virus has a cure, it’s called hydroxychloroquine,” she said at the time. The drug has been widely disputed as effective against COVID-19 by most medical experts and the World Health Organization and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. “No, it is not a cure for COVID, it’s not a preventable for COVID,” said national infectious disease expert Dr. Peter Hotez in response to her July video. Friday morning, Immanuel tweeted that she believed all White House staff should take hydroxychloroquine twice a month and that she would prescribe the drug to them if their doctors would not. “Everyone in the White House get on HCQ twice a month. With daily vit C, D, and zinc. If your doctors will not prescribe it I will. I can see you via telehealth emergency licensed in DC. Use http://frontlinemds.com and I will hook you guys up. POTUS, FLOTUS don’t wait to get sick,” she wrote. In another tweet, Immanuel said she thought the person who told Trump to “stop taking HCQ should be punched in the face.” Moments after Trump boarded Marine One to be treated at Walter Reed Military Medical Center, Immanuel tweeted again, directly at the president. “President Trump you originally advocated HCQ. Your instincts have never been wrong. Get on HCQ ASAP sir. Don’t let those bozo doctors around you that don’t see patients convince you otherwise. I have treated over 1500 patients. Please sir we need you well ASAP. @realDonaldTrump,” she wrote. What is Trump really being treated with? Dr. Sean Conley, Trump’s physician, said the president is being treated with an experimental drug aimed at supplying antibodies to help fight his coronavirus infection. Antibodies are proteins the body makes when an infection occurs. They attach to a virus and help it be eliminated. But it can take weeks for them to form. The drugs are purified versions of ones that seemed to work best in lab and animal tests. Trump is receiving a two-antibody combo drug that’s currently in late-stage studies from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. The company previously developed a successful treatment for Ebola using a similar approach. It’s given as a one-time treatment through an IV. Conley said the drug was being given “as a precautionary measure,” and that Trump also was taking zinc, vitamin D, an antacid called famotidine, melatonin and aspirin. None of those have been proven to be effective against COVID-19. Trump apparently is not receiving hydroxychloroquine, a drug he widely promoted that has been shown in many studies to be ineffective for preventing or treating COVID-19.
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DuBLINGreenb:You cannot even condemn this evil act for a minute? You can go and be his roommate over there nah |
They should let him rot in prison. This is how they keep bringing Nigeria to disrepute wherever they go. Bastards. |
A Nigerian man has reportedly murdered the son of his former American lover to spite her. Hayley Kelly, an American woman from Wabash Indianapolis, went in search of love on a dating site in 2008. Her search led her to one Miguel Nchama, a Nigerian man she said was “a sweet guy”. They fell in love, dated for two years and had a son they named Nakota, NigeriaAbroad reports. The relationship “protected by lies” came to an end a few years later. Specifically, the relationship began to unravel in 2011 when the police came for Nchama. A certain Judson Mbanuzue, a Nigerian man in the United States had filed a report alleging Nchama, who was housed by the Mbanuezue family in 2002, stole his ID, obtained a social security number with it, and piled up loans in his name. Nchama pleaded guilty to charges of identity theft and social security fraud and was jailed for 34 months. But investigations into the case uncovered more disturbing secrets. The name “Miguel Nchama” was actually one of five fake names used by the culprit whose real name was Ejike Ibe. Going forward, however, he identified as Anthony Dibiah. “I felt betrayed,” Kelly, the mother of his son, told an American news outlet days ago. “I didn’t trust him anymore.” Kelly said she still loved him all the same. From jail, he became “controlling” and “was making demands on what I do and when I do it,” Kelly noted. She soon got tired and ended the relationship as he was just getting out of jail. Upon his release, the culprit, who now identifies as Dibiah, became a subject of an immigration stalemate. America’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement sought to deport him but Nigeria technically rejected him as the Nigerian embassy refused to provide ICE with deportation documentation, rendering Dibiah “stateless.” Though his jail term ended in 2014, he spent more time in prison as the United States didn’t know what to do with him. They finally let him go free. Dibiah then obtained a court order for visitation rights to be able to see his son Nakota as it appeared Kelly had made efforts to keep the ex-convict away from the boy. Nakota, then 7, visited his father on weekends and reportedly said he was “afraid” of going over. Kelly said her son’s father “hit him” and was always “yelling at him”. Kelly filed up to five complaints in five years with the Department of Child Services (DCS). On the other hand, Dibiah told DCS that Kelly wanted more child support, wanted to cut him off and was in fact the problem. DCS said it found no evidence in both parents’ claims, so the complaints were ignored. Manhunt began and hours later, police found Dibiah in his car, which also had blood stains. Nakota was nowhere to be found. The culprit is being held without bail in a Florida county jail on murder charges. Crime journalist Vic Ryckaert, who tried to speak to him, said he declined to comment, but that his lawyer had sworn to put up “a vigorous defence.” Some accounts say Dibiah, 37, confessed to suffocating Nakota with a bag. Police still have no idea what happened to Nakota’s body. Kelly says she believes Dibiah killed their son to spite her over custodial squabbles. She said: “He dumped his body somewhere and won’t let me know. I feel like it’s another way of hurting me.” https://1stnews.com/nigerian-man-reportedly-murders-son-to-former-american-lover/
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Better make sure you find him in the next 48 hours, or else.............. |
many jobless kids wey dey chop dem mama food for house plenty for this forum sha. very anyhow children. see dem talking about other members like dem. senseless |
Mascot57:den enter d second street. keep moving. no excuse for failure and hunger |
Azmanaty03:where are the moderators? Dominique, seun, mynd44, justwise. rule 2 |
fg focus more on IDP camp abeg |
God punish all boko haram and their sponsors |
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