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Regional News of Fri, 22 Jul 2016
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Kumasi twins who died inhaling insecticide spray buried

Kumasi Twins Die
The twins died from inhaling bedbug spray

Final funeral rites has been held for 15-year-old twins and siblings who died mysteriously last Friday in their home at Asafo after allegedly inhaling substances that were used to kill bed bugs who had invaded their home.

Mourners and sympathisers who thronged the funeral grounds around the Asafo palace area wailed uncontrollably with some of their classmates from Asafo MA also in attendance.

According to a close family source, Mother of the two siblings applied a tablet like substance which is believed to kill bed bugs in their rooms in the Morning before leaving for the market.

Later in the afternoon, she came to open the door for proper ventilation.

A friend of the family, Boniface, who narrated the incident to Kapital News, said they woke up to find the dead body of the eldest but the younger twin died at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH).
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Is like you are d sister of these girl. Have you asked since all these while haven't she be stealing. Must it be that day her Madam wants to travel? That girl is a criminal. That's y i always lock my rooms

joborskill:
If i were a member of the girl's family i will sue u for libel. Haba this is too extreme. This case has been reviewed by the police and the accused discharged because they couldn't ascertain if she stole under the influence of charms or not. Out of your curiosity u requested to meet her which she declined due to her personal reasons. From what you made us understand, the money belongs to your husband and since he is not pushing it why not let go? If it were armed robbers that came to your house you will willingly handover the cash and still go for Thanksgiving in church for sparing your life. You have done an irreparable damage to this girl's personality and this could haunt her forever. Going to publish her details all over the internet is overboard. The internet never forgets. You are more wicked than the said girl. Women are truly their own enemies

You be real idiot. Well I wouldn't blem you. Can you build a House? Do you know how much blocks are caused? Used the little understanding you and do something for your Creator

IBello300:
As long as the land belongs to Kaduna Poly. Go ahead and demolish the houses. Nothing would happen. EL-RUFA'I FOR KADUNA 2019 INSHA ALLAH....

What do you people expected by voting him in. Don't you know dat the same man is the one dat demolished Abuja and sent people back to their dead in village. He is heartless, wicked, full of evil.

Me too I'm following. Mmmmmh in short baba dey mess up for this handshaking. But Fulani people no sabi shake hand. The woman is laughing while baby is biz dragging her cloth. Ok

HungerBAD:
Following

Well i don't know what's their problem. But let ask this, osho is that school your father's property? Is it your personal money you used in renovating them? Is that Man campaign not the same campaign u did before entering that sit? Did they stopped you from using it in your Own time? Do you want to sit or be the governor of that state forever? Be carefully & follow God voice. Live and let others live.

Go and sit down. What do you about? Because Amechi gave you some money and used your brain for backup.

blackpanda:



2 things. First if the north will never do such, then why did namadi sambo agree to be VP against the wishes of the north. And mind u, the 2 heads of opposition pdp at the moment are from the north

Secondly, amaechi did not betray anybody. Rather it was jonathan that betrayed amaechi and tried to humiliate him to no avail. We all know how his wife reported slapped a sitting governor, we all know how jonathan refused to release rivers state fund, we all know how fg wanted to use the judiciary to remove him and we certainly remember the role pdp scripted for police officer mbu just to humiliate amaechi.


Unfortunately for all of u, one with God is majority. And the lion of ubima came out on top smiling!

You will never have peace in your life. You see that are here giving a good smile and said they fake it. You will not laugh laugh in your entire life. Ewu. God gave Nigeria goodluck and ask us to be Patience but people like sent him out and brought a destroyer to Nigeria. All of you will not see better things in this world. Poor people can't afford garri, patato, Rice, beans, semo again. Oh o!! God go punish all of you

Bolustic:
Let them fake the smile, they themselves know they have no rest of mind in their heart of hearts.

When DasukiGate, Obanikoro, Metuh, FFK, Fayose points accusing fingers to you that you instructed their different looting, you tell me you truly have peace.

If GEJ still has clout and leverage in the PDP, why has he not been able to broker peace between Makarfi and Sherrif since?

What is killing you is poverty because greediness and jealousy are caused by poverty

CountDracula:
Look at dis excuse of a human, big fat brainless potato

Madam you are a shameless human being and a disgrace to woman hood. Why can't you behave your self and use your money do a rightful thing. Help windows, motherless babies, handicap as many as that needs help. Protest over your fellow woman they murdered in cold blood. Than paying people to protest for you? And you are here thanking Nigerian women. Which Nigerian women that came out if not the ones you bribes. Fools everywhere. Rubbish

Them don paid you again to come and extract money from una national cake. Should we run for una in this country?

sarrki:
Over a year ago when Boko Haram insurgents swept through the fishing community of Baga in northern Borno State, horrified residents had limited options. The militants attacked and killed many, locals and security operatives alike.

Men, women and children who managed to flee, arrived camps for internally displaced persons with grisly tales of what they saw either during the attack, or while on the run.

One woman, Jummai Ibrahim, who braved all odds to stay alive, told PREMIUM TIMES chilling details of how she lost everything, including a 21-year-old son, and how Boko Haram insurgents forced her to watch him decapitated.

Back in Baga, Jummai and many other women that fled, lived fairly well, with good earnings from a booming fish trade near the Lake Chad. The 58-year-old was famous as a big time merchant, she said.

Now, seated at the Maiduguri IDP camp where she has lived for months, Jummai’s appearance tells nothing of that well-to-do past.

“All my life fishing is what I do,” said Jummai with some degree of pride. “It was fishing that took me and my husband to Baga and even into some parts of Chad in the past 40 years.”

She said they made money daily from fishing and food crops.

“Without being ungrateful to God, I will say we have made great fortune from our fishing business mostly on the Lake Chad waters,” she narrated. “But unfortunately, Boko Haram came in to dislodge our peace and caused us serious loss of our properties, and money.”

Killing and stripping

On the day Boko Haram insurgents struck in January 2015, Jummai said their last consignment of fish for day had been loaded to a truck at about 6 am, ready for delivery to the markets.

The cargo was not much that day at about N700, 000, she said.

When gunfire ran out, the town laid in ruin and residents like Jummai fled leaving all they toiled for.

“After loading the truck, we had to leave it in the park overnight for it to be transported the next morning. We later lost everything because everyone had to run for their dear lives when Boko Haram came in large numbers shooting their ways into every household and killing everyone they came across. All our food stuff stored in our silos were also left behind,” she narrated.

“We suffered a great deal fleeing to safety. Now that we have arrived the IDP camp in Maiduguri, we came to meet a life we never envisaged at all. It was a setback to many of us women who were once masters of their own in terms of financial resources; because back there in Doro-Baga, we do our business and make enough money to take good care of ourselves and our needs.

“It is ironical to see me here today begging to feed when I could make over N3 million in a single net-drag of fishes; the least we make in the sales of fishes could be around N500, 000. We do not know any other business except fishing and farming; and here we have nothing to do other than sitting down every day and waiting for handouts from government,” she said.

Jummai, a mother of seven children, who are mostly adults, said Boko Haram gunmen did not only invade their community, but went after them as they fled into the bushes. Many, according to her were killed in the bush and many, especially young women, were abducted by the assailants.

“I left all my belongings back in Doro-Baga when fleeing the attack by Boko Haram. I came with only the clothes I had on me,” she said. “We ran all day together with some of my children. When we got to a village called Kalwaram, I saw many people killed, and at the outskirts of the village I saw fresh corpses of two soldiers; one of the soldiers was stripped naked, his manhood was cut off his groin and forced into his mouth. I could not stand the sight of such horror, but I had to untie my wrapper and cover his body up to, at least, protect his dignity. I kept on running with only my underskirt and the blouse I had on me, until I got to a village called Minnati, where a woman saw me and out of sympathy gave me a wrapper to wear over my underskirt. That was how I got to the camp in Maiduguri, all on foot,” Jummai narrated.

Jummai said their journey out of Baga began on a bloody note as they ran into the insurgents on the outskirts of the town.

“I lost many of my relatives while fleeing from Baga. Immediately we made it to the outskirts of Baga, Boko Haram gunmen intercepted us and took away one of my daughters who was two months pregnant and her three-year-old son and 13 other ladies who were either my cousins or my husband’s younger ones that were living with us.

“One of my sons, Habibu, who was about 21 years old was killed by Boko Haram. When they saw him with me, one of the Boko Haram gunmen told me that ‘Mama this your son is old enough to join the Civilian-JTF, so he is assumed to be a potential member of the Civilian-JTF’. For that reason they dragged him to the ground in my presence and slit his throat. They wanted to force me to hold his legs while they were cutting off his neck, and I told them I could not do such thing. I attempted to close my eyes because I could not stand to see how they were killing my own son like an animal, but one of them hit me with the butt of their gun on my arm, and insisted that I must watch them as they killed my son.

“I watched him cry and calling on me to help him, when I cried out that I could not help him, then he kept on screaming that ‘mama pray for me, and forgive me if I ever offended you, pray for me’…(sobs)…that was how my child was slaughtered and beheaded,” Jummai narrated, weeping. “I have seen pains and torture from Baga to Maiduguri.”

Life in Maiduguri

Life at the IDP camp has been another tortuous phase for Jummai. She complains about how she and her surviving family now struggle to eat and get basic needs as clothing.

“Now I am left with nothing except rags,” she said, struggling a wry smile, but apparently fighting back tears.
“Last year, Borno State government came to share clothes for us and that was what we have been using since then. As you can see now, the clothes have turned to rags because of everyday use. Look at my body, look at our skins, we lack soaps to bathe and even the cheapest cream to oil our body. We do not even have washing bar to wash our clothes. It is so pathetic.

“It is even more pathetic now that I have over 20 children including some of my own that were able to make it on their own to this camp and those of neighbours that have been killed, all living with me in the same apartment here in the camp. Food that was recently distributed by the Borno state governor during this Ramadan did not get to us in our own house. We have to depend on one or two measures of rice that some good relatives brought to us.

“Just imagine the irony of life…(sobs)… me a woman of means in Baga, whom people do come to meet for help; even when the local government council was in difficulties, they do come to me for assistance which I did render without blinking an eyelid. I was a very independent woman financially. I was very famous and prominent in my community; none of our Lawans (District Head) and Bulamas (village heads) would say they don’t know me.”

On whether she would want to return to Baga to pick the pieces of their lives, Jummai said such an opportunity would be like “being offered free pilgrimage to the holy land”.

“But looking at what I passed through to get to safety here, I would rather wait here with my children until when the soldiers declare that there is no more Boko Haram,” she added cautiously.

Her immediate concern now is having an improved living condition in the camps where food and clothing will not be an issue.

“I am calling on government both at the federal and state level to come to our aid; especially in the area of feeding in the camps; of course the SEMA and NEMA normally provide food which are cooked by committee members and shared in the camp. But, sadly, most of the food cooked are not prepared in the best way that it could be consumed. That is why you see many people would rather dry the food in the sun and go out to sell them to get small amount they could use to buy something to eat. No one can eat the food here because it was poorly cooked.

“What we want is for the state government to come to the camp and give us the uncooked rice and corn flour so that we can cook them on our own, just like it did during this Ramadan. Allowing us to cook our food is better than some people coming to cook in the camp kitchen and at the end no one can eat what they prepare for us.

“I have seven children, one was killed; some that were captured by Boko Haram were able to reunite with us after soldiers rescued them. But most of them, especially the males have to leave the camp to go into the world to fend for themselves. One of my daughters who has 4 children has not seen her husband for a very long time


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/207237-boko-haram-forced-watch-son-beheaded-displaced-baga-resident.html

Them no fit but the person in line knows what faces him if he continues ruling this country the way it pleases him. Are we cows? Wait and see when the time ripe

SweetJoystick:
Them no fit, no need to beg. Well, you just want to be heard

If this Pastor came on board to kick osho out. that's means osho baba is going to loose his foreign investment. I'm just watching

May her Soul rest in perfect Peace. But what advice has buyaria had given to his people over this incident? Well God is on his throne watching them. For the decease, Mama go in peace. Let them continue in sufferness

Who told you ? Why can't you keep your mouth short and allow people do it if you are not interested. Naawaaoo

gbaskiboy:
They have people shortlisted for the post already. The post was just a format to show transparency in lagos state recruitment

Who tod u dat she doesnt knew what she was preaching? Is high time you speak the word of your father.

Okijajuju1:
Hmmm..


I am not saying I support her killing o!! But God knows in my heart, I have beaten the shiit out of these early Morning Nuisances that call themselves preachers.


These preacher people need to learn to respect peoples privacy and peace. They come at ungodly hours with megaphones to preach about things they don't even fully know about and disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood.

I have set my Dogs on a few of them in the past and even confiscated the Megaphone and Bible of one.


Killing her was extreme and for that they must face the full wrath of the Law but these Pastors need to call their people off.

You people are theives. how many times have you come with this chibok issues. Your using it to extract money from our pucket right? Everyday200 chiboke girls. What of the ones goodluck brought out and send to outside country. What of the ones that came back and visit buyaria in asorock. Buharia be careful. Anger of God is coming upon you. quote author=osinbanjoisaliar post=47316085]


www.sunnewsonline.com/buhari-approves-fresh-probe-of-missing-chibok-schoolgirls/[/quote]

God will punish you buhari. People are suffering. Poor masses are crying and you can't hear. Claiming you have ear problem. Chukwu ga akpo unu niile oku

Ok

EFCC pls should i ask you people a question,? Where is the case between Aisha Buyaria and USA? has she gone to USA prove herself innocent? You people are afraid of buyaria that has turned Nigerians upside down and are biz looking for buhari enemies right? May devil destroyed all of you there. Idiots

Pls confirm before i say something. Be sure

This is lies. 26 yrs oh my God. She seduced him check very well

And then!!! Him no dey eat?

Fmartin:
See pictures

Pls is this lady a woman being created by the image of God? Who on earth got married to him? Tufiakwa

MORNDEW:


PRINCEWILL CHIMEREZE.

source:

http://enlightennigeria..com/2016/05/tiwa-savage-married-and-was-still.html?m=1

How Adamu.

ikarm17:
Nigerians weren't deceived, they're shortsighted.
Buhari was the better alternative for corrupt GEJ.

Why wouldn't him sign it na him Papa bedroom e dey?

Call evil, evil. He has planned to destroyed the life of that innocent child with his incanent. Destroy him wit hanging

Is it because He shared food to the poor masses? Enermy of progress

TonyeBarcanista:
I have been witholding my position on Fayose's style of 'governance' all these whÍle. I think it's time to express it.


With due respect to Governor Ayo Fayose and his supporters, I think the Governor is abusing governance and is damaging the psyche of average Ekiti indigene on the responsibility of government by his actions.

His stomach infrastructure program has made government to be a "come and chop" affair. Instead of devoting such resources towards capacity building that will boost the human development of Ekiti people, and also wealth creation programs that will empower Ekiti people to be able to increase their financial capacity and build Ekiti economy, the governor rather spend it on non productive stomach infrastructure.

This pattern of sharing rice, cutting animal skin(kpomo), buying seasoning etc doesn't help the state go grow. Has he asked himself, "after eating the rice, what next for the people?" Will he feed them three times in a day? Will he give them money to buy cloths? Will he give them Shelter? Will he 'dash' the people automobile? How can his people get these without real empowerment?


I pray the Governor doesn't carry this form of governance(misgovernance) into the new year! He may not be the worst Governor but he needs to change...

Then go to Him and stop disturbing people here hence you believe him.

bigneorapz:
my uncle speaks of jesus and worships him as well. Infact he's the most generous, merciful & kindly man i've ever knew. His life is dedicated to helpin people. He has sponsored so many orphans to school and other disable people. He has the portrate of jesus all over his house. Everybody loves and respect him alot. He's a very good man i must say. Self disciplined. He advices people alot. So why will u say he's leadin me to satan?

The way Obama is giving Nigerians appointment this days, I fear oooooo. Obama of all people. Ok!!! I'm watching from far

vivianblog3:
United States President, Barrack Obama has named a Nigerian-American journalist and Anti-human Trafficking advocate, Bukola Love Oriola as a member of the US Advisory Council on Human Trafficking.

In a statement by the office of the Press Secretary, White House on December 16, Obama said he was honoured that Oriola and ten others appointed to serve on the uncil have decided to serve the country.

“They bring their years of experience and expertise to this Administration, and I look forward to working with them,” Obama stated.
According to White House statement, Oriola, has served as an independent consultant, speaker, and author on human trafficking issues since 2009.

She founded The Entian Story in 2013, a non-profit organization which advocates for survivors of human trafficking and domestic abuse after her personal experience when she relocated to the US from Nigeria.

“In 2009, Ms. Oriola published her book Imprisoned: The Travails of a Trafficked Victim and began producing Imprisoned Show. Ms. Oriola has owned and managed Bukola Braiding and Beauty Supply since 2007. She was a reporter and researcher for Century Media Limited in Lagos, Nigeria from 2003 to 2005. Ms. Oriola received an A.S. from The Polytechnic Ibadan, Oyo.”

She began her journalism career in Nigeria in 2000 at Common Interest Communications, Publishers of the defunct National Interest Newspapers and later joined the defunct New Age Newspaper.

In 2005, Oriola won the Cadbury National Award for Education Reporters and is a fellow of the International Institute for Journalism, Germany.

Responding to her appointment, Oriola who was in Nigeria in September on sensitization campaign against human trafficking, said she was grateful and humbled.

“Please join in thanking God on my behalf. I regard the appointment as an opportunity to do more than I have been doing in advocating against Human Trafficking in the United States and in other parts of the world.”

Source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/obama-appoints-nigerian-journalist-on-us-human-trafficking-council/

Cc; lalasticlala , thats Nigerian oo