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Congrats to them

opsyswagg:
bro but why na...

Lol... Calms down bro

DiAmOnDrUbY:
His monicker is too long hian

Then I'm here for u dear. Do justice to my request n kindly vote for me

Noted!!!

Hehehe... Photoshoot, come and see ooh

dollyjuke:
Wise boy+Stupid girl=Sex Wise girl + Wise boy=Fight Stupid boy+Stupid girl=True love

Wise girl + Stupid boy=Chop and Go

So dat means we are not even sure the contest will start on Monday.


Anyway, y'all should keep calm n vote Mr Credibility... Mr Integrity... Franchise21 for Mr Nairaland 2016

Too bad

Kamarudeen Ogundele, Ado Ekiti

The Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, has said that he remained unmoved by the media trial adopted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission against him.

He said the EFCC and its collaborators in the All Progressives Congress should wait till 2018 after his tenure when he would confront “their lies.”

Fayose said, “The EFCC did more than this in 2006 but when I challenged their cooked up stories on poultry project in the court, the EFCC failed to substantiate all their allegations against me and their case crumbled like a pack of cards.”



Speaking through his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, the governor accused the anti-graft commission of concocting stories in an attempt to tarnish his image.

He said, “If what the EFCC and its collaborators are now relying on is a driver or a source in EFCC that speaking for Zenith Bank, and not the former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd) that they claimed gave the former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro money to give me, goodluck to them.

“The EFCC and its spin doctors can continue to cook up stories and feed their collaborators in the media. The media trial can continue unabated, I am not moved. I am more focused, more resolute, I don’t lose battles. The one that they did in 2006 did not ultimately prevent me from having a second term as governor of Ekiti State and whatever they are doing now will also not stop me from handing over to a Peoples Democratic Party governor in 2018.

“I will meet them in court and the whole world will again listen to their feeble stories as it happened in poultry saga.”

While reiterating his position that the EFCC was only carrying out the APC agenda to force him out of office or discredit him before the 2018 governorship election, the governor said the commission would be asked one day, why some politicians from Ekiti State now resume and close in EFCC offices in Lagos and Abuja and are the ones writing stories for publication in newspapers.

“When you read reports in their newspapers, the words and presentation are always the same and one wonders whether the two national dailies and the online medium they are using to spew their lies usually get their stories from the same source and the source even writes the stories for them just for their reporters to put their names as bylines.”

http://punchng.com/im-unmoved-efcc-media-trial-fayose/

I love these... Just thinking how mine will be

EXPOSING OUR TRICKS

SHE'S BOLD

Watching in 3D

This is serious

Thought we r thru wiv all these drama

Odiegwu

princeakins:
Observation to the organisers esp dygeasy I was just thinking it will be important to notify us, those that you have successfully confirm and taken their profile in your database, so we can actually know our autobiography has been received for the contest proper. Let just have the names of those that have sent in all that is required of them, so we know were we stand Hope to hear from you soonest. Tanx.

True talk

AbuMikey:
very funny thread

Seriously

DAVIYJONESS:
you this stupid girl ,dont force me to expose how you pm people with recharge card to vote for you. desperate ingrate ugly face of a dead corpse.

Calms down bro. Dat was too harsh

Franchise21 for Mr Nairaland 2016


Vote the best!!! Vote rightly!!!

PLEASE VOTE FRANCHISE21 AS MR NAIRALAND 2016

bueze046:
Someone biko connect me the nomination thread so as to read their biographies

Biographies r nt yet up. Wen d contest starts, u will see it. But I'm soliciting for ur support. Please Vote for me

photoshoot:
Yes o boss, you can imagine...
If I wasn't going through topics, I wouldn't have known.

I think he should be mentioning all contestants whenever he makes any decision.

Well said

VOTE FRANCHISE21 FOR MR NAIRALAND 2016

photoshoot:
[size=14pt]Dygeasy, good evening.

You made a desicion concerning interview on Sunday, letting us know that interview wouldn't hold anymore.
But today, you went back on that decision,

I think you should let us know what the next stage is, besides it is not everyone that must have seen the thread you rescinded your desicion, please do well to mention all contestant to let us know what next.


Thanks and weldone
Evening. [/size]

Ooh! He has rescinded his decision?

Young03:
yea na we be king of ring road nah
we're u de?

Benin also

Sickness upon Sickness

A  Lancet study has describes hepatitis as  one of the leading killers across the globe, with a death toll that matches AIDS or tuberculosis.

The report estimates that hepatitis infections and their complications led to 1.45m deaths in 2013 – despite the existence of vaccines and treatments.

World Health Organisation data shows there were 1.2m AIDS-related deaths in 2014, while TB led to 1.5m deaths.

The WHO has put forward a global strategy to tackle hepatitis.



Researchers say these plans must be put into action urgently to tackle the crisis.

Viral hepatitis refers to five different forms of virus (known as A, B, C, D, E) – some can be spread through contact with infected bodily fluids and others (A and E) through contaminated food or water.

Most deaths worldwide are due to B and C, which can cause serious liver damage and predispose people to liver cancer. But because people don’t always feel the symptoms of the initial infection, they can be unaware of the long-term damage until it is too late.

Scientists from Imperial College London and the University of Washington examined data from 183 countries, collected between 1990 and 2013.

They found the number of deaths linked to viral hepatitis rose by more than 60% over two decades – partly due to a growing population.

Deaths from diseases such as TB and malaria have dropped.

Dr Graham Cooke of Imperial College London described the findings as startling.

He said: “Although there are effective treatments and vaccines for viral hepatitis, there is very little money invested in getting these to patients – especially compared to malaria, HIV/AIDS and TB.

“We have tools at our disposal to treat this disease – we have vaccines to treat hepatitis A and B and we have new treatments for C.

“However the price of new medicines is beyond the reach of any country – rich or poor.”

The study suggests the problem is biggest in East Asia.

But unlike many other diseases, deaths from viral hepatitis were higher in high and middle income countries than in lower income nations.

The WHO hepatitis strategy, which was put forward in May 2016, includes targets to reduce new cases of hepatitis B and C by 30 per cent by 2020, alongside a 10 per cent reduction in mortality.

The WHO says countries and organisations will need to expand vaccination programmes, focus on preventing mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B and increase access to treatment for hepatitis B and C, to help ensure these targets are met.

http://punchng.com/study-says-hepatitis-kills-many-aids/