Hi, magic touch, have you been able to resolve things now with your husband? Hope he's treating you better now.

magictouch:

Hello my people, each time I have a heated argument with my husband he keeps demanding for our marriage Certificate, and I wonder what for.
if he wants a divorce cant he start the process without it, or if he needs it desperately cant he approach the church or court, there are copies there. So because of his demands, I decided to hide it. Please people that knows, kindly tell me how powerful the marriage certificate is, in the hands of a women during divorce process, does it protect the woman in anyway. Thank you.

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I'm at cflead now oh.. I don't even know what they are doing right now. They are playing a video of a church for us.. Me I don't understand oh. Is interview I came for not preaching..

An accident involving a toyota hiace hummer bumper bus and a trailer has occured this morning along awo ekiti road in igede ekiti.

More photos here
https://www.julioadecy.com/2018/09/sad-terrible-accident-claimed-18-lives.html

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See more from here. https://www.julioadecy.com/2018/04/see-policeman-codedly-collecting-money.html

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The Benue State Universal Education Board has said that at least 10, 000 pupils have been forced out of schools in two local government areas of the state which came under attack by gunmen on New Year’s Day.
School children in their class


The chairman of the board, Rev. Philip Tachin, on Sunday in Makurdi said many schools were affected as many families fled their homes alongside the children to different camps following the invasion of Guma and Logo LGAs of the state by gunmen.
Tachin lamented that the situation had posed a setback for the board which recently embarked on massive campaign for increased enrolment of pupils into public primary schools in the state at the commencement of the new academic session few months ago.
He said it was disheartening to see hundreds of school children forced out of school due to the invasion by suspected herders of some communities in the Guma and Logo areas when he paid a visit to the camp few days ago to donate relief materials.
School pupils

Tachin said, “The Executive Secretary of State Emergency Management Agency gave me staggering statistics of children numbering 2,050 who are locked up in this camp in Gbajimba. Apart from these children from the rural areas that have been camped here, the primary school in Gbajimba has also been shut down in order to accommodate the refugees since there are no enough IDP camps.
“This is the multiplier effect of this genocidal operation. There are six IDP camps in these two affected local government areas and if the statistics of these schoolchildren are the same across the IDPs camps, over 10,000 children have been forced out of school.”

According to him, the development was antithetical to the Universal Basic Education Commission’s intensive effort to mop up out-of-school children in the state.
Tachin expressed worry that the gunmen who, he said, had no value for education were on a mission to destroy education, adding that, if the Federal Government was not decisive in putting a stop to the killings, then its efforts in education would be a mere waste of resources.
“Many schools have been affected, though we have yet to ascertain whether school buildings have been destroyed the same way they do to houses in villages. We met one of the cops that were attacked by the armed herdsmen and he confirmed that they were Fulani herdsmen.

“They were heavily armed and were among their cattle. The Federal Government should be honest by not playing politics with this serious security problem because it is capable of leading to a conflagration. We want one Nigeria and we shouldn’t be pushed to having a divided country,” Tachin said.
See more: http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/benue-state-subeb-says-herdsmen-killing.html

Source: punchng

A 10-year-old boy was reportedly found hanged in Ujevwu, Udu council area of Delta State, leaving the entire community in fear.



The boy, identified as Emmanuel Raphael, was reportedly found hanging on Friday after returning from school with his younger sister.

Though being suspected as a suicide, the circumstances surrounding his death have not been unravelled.

It was gathered that it was the second time the deceased had attempted to kill himself.

Emmanuel, who was living with his father, Mr. Raphael and his step-mother, a money lender, allegedly hanged himself with a wrapper tied to an iron bar in the corridors of their bungalow after he reportedly woke up from a siesta.

A source narrated that, “Emmanuel woke up from sleep and was laughing, suddenly he went inside to get a wrapper, he tied it to the iron bar, while standing on a chair. He swirled the cloth round his neck and then kicked the chair away from under his feet.

“The little girl made efforts to save him by trying to untie the wrapper while holding him up, but she was overwhelmed, that was when she shouted for help until neighbours rushed in.”

A source stated that the deceased, about two years ago, had attempted to take his own life in the village while living with his grandmother, but he did not die following the swift intervention of the grandmother who was around when he made the attempt.
Giving further account of what allegedly transpired, a neighbour, quoting the alleged account of the younger sister, said the deceased (Emmanuel) was speaking aloud while sleeping, saying repeatedly that, “someone must die today.”

Alleged efforts to save the boy proved abortive as he was said to have died on the way to the hospital.

When contacted, the State Police Public Relations Officer, Andrew Aniamaka, said he had not been briefed about the incident.
See more: http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/10-year-old-boy-found-hanged-in-delta.html

Prior to the earlier news report which stated that a patient died of lassa at the federal teaching hospital. A source said that the news is not yet confirmed and that laboratory scientists are still working on getting the real result of the dead patient so as to know if truly he died of lassa.
Till the news is confirmed, all other reports remains invalid. We are sorry for any incovienence caused.
Thanks for your understanding. Promised to be better on our researches and news.

http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/lassa-in-ekiti-not-yet-confirmed.html

According to reports reaching us, the dead lassa patient was an ibo boy who was about to do his west african examination council (WAEC), believed to be 17.

The hospital was flooded with relatives who are specially igbos and everywhere was scattered with the workers of the hospital. making it the first lassa patient to be confirmed dead in Ekiti.
the patient parents are supposedly living in ijero ekiti in ijero local government of ekiti state where he fell sick and was transfered to Ekiti state university teaching hospital Ado ekiti, (EKSUTH) where he was receiving intensive care and after some test run on the patient, the hospital discovered it was lassa fever and was immediately referred to the federal teaching hospital Ido ekiti. (FETHI)

SEE ALSO: Breaking news: Lassa patient discovered in ekiti reportedly dead

He died today at the hospital isolation room this afternoon and has since been packed to be buried, the hospital ambulance was sent carrying the corpse away to be disposed properly so it wont affect others and believed that the families have been isolated and quarantined so it wont infect others.
Environmental health officers are seen fumigating the path with the corpse was carried.

The symptoms which includes:

Gastrointestinal tract
Nausea
Vomiting (bloody)
Diarrhea (bloody)
Stomach ache
Constipation
Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing)
Hepatitis
Cardiovascular system
Pericarditis
Hypertension
Hypotension
Tachycardia (abnormally high heart rate)
Respiratory tract
Cough
Chest pain
Dyspnoea
Pharyngitis
Pleuritis
Nervous system
Encephalitis
Meningitis
Unilateral or bilateral hearing deficit
Seizures
It is commonly spreads to humans from other animals, specifically a rodent known as a natal multimammate mouse (Mastomys natalensis). This is probably the most common mouse in equatorial Africa, common in human households and eaten as a delicacy in some areas. It is also called the natal multimammate rat or African rat.
SEE MORE : http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/lassa-fever-patient-in-ekiti-dies.html

More details later

There is a report that the lassa patient was discovers at eksuth ado ekiti and was transferred to federal teaching hospital Ido ekiti in ekiti state.




Where intensive health care was commenced on the patient due to the nature of sickness they have. News circulating the hospital is that the lassa patient is dead. After so many treatment. Making it the first lassa patient to die of the disease in ekiti state.
Condolences to the families of the bereaved. May he/she rest in peace

See here: http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/breaking-news-lassa-patient-discovered.html

The House of Representatives on Wednesday sought an embargo on the importation of fish into the country in a bid to boost local production of fish.

It also said such a ban would encourage local fish farmers to support the Federal Government’s economic diversification policy. Lawmakers passed the resolution after debating a motion moved by Mr. Tasir Olawale-Raji. The session, which was presided over by the Speaker, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, also observed that unrestricted importation had turned Nigeria to a dumping ground for all manner of fish, some of which were not good for human consumption.
The full details of the motion read, “The House notes that the diversification of the economy away from crude oil through key sectors such as agriculture, remains pivotal to the realisation of the economic recovery and growth plan of the present administration.
“The House also notes that the fisheries sub-sector, which is a vital component of Nigeria’s agriculture and the national economy, accounting for about four per cent of the country’s Gross Domestic Product, has remained largely under-developed, despite having the potential to provide cheap sources of protein, income, employment and foreign exchange.
“The House is aware that the local production from artisanal fishing, aqua culture and industrial captures estimated at about 800,000 metric tonnes, accounts for only 30 per cent of the total annual fish demand estimated at 2.7million metric tonnes.
“Also aware that Nigeria has, over the years, resorted to importation to meet the deficit of about 1.9 million metric tonnes in domestic fish supply at an estimated cost of $625m in foreign exchange annually.


“The House further notes that the escalating demand for foreign exchange for fish importation is not sustainable in the light of the huge pressure on the country’s foreign reserves and fluctuating earnings from crude oil.
“Concerned that Nigeria has now become a dumping ground for all manners of frozen fish, most of which are unwholesome in quality and highly detrimental to the health of consumers.
“Cognisant that with the abundant marine and inland fisheries resources comprising 923,768 kms land area, 47,934 kms continental shelf, 853 kms of coastline, network of rivers, flood plain, natural and man-made lakes, Nigeria has all it takes to become self-sufficient in fish production and also become a major hub of fish exportation in the West African Sub-region.
“The House is convinced that the Federal Government needs to vigorously pursue the goal of self-sufficiency in fish production so as to ensure food security and reserve for export.”
The resolution specifically directed the House Committees on Agricultural Production and Services/Water Resources to meet with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Nigeria Customs Service to “develop a policy framework for the implementation of a phased ban on the importation of fish and fish products so as to create an enabling environment for increased private sector investments in the fisheries sub-sector.”
In a separate resolution, the House also called on the government to put measures in place to ensure the full utilisation of the Ikorodu Light Terminal.
A member from Lagos State, Mr. Jimi Benson, who moved a motion on the state of the terminal, told the House that it had remained under-utilised for many years, resulting in job losses.
Benson argued that putting the terminal to proper use would make it become another export gateway for the country.
The motion was passed in a unanimous voice vote by lawmakers.

See more at http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/house-of-reps-wants-embargo-on-fish.html

The Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has stated that the upper chamber of the National Assembly has not lifted the ban in the confirming the appointments made by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Saraki had read a letter from the President seeking the Senate’s approval for the 2017 budget estimates of the Niger Delta Development Commission.
Lawmaker representing Imo North Senatorial District, Senator Mao Ohuabunwa, however, raised a point of order to remind the lawmakers that three states had no representation on the board of the NDDC, which he blamed on the suspension of confirmation of nominees.
Ohuabunwa pointed out that the NDDC Act clearly stated the composition of the board to include representatives from Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Imo, Ondo and Rivers states, with three persons to represent non-oil producing states provided that such membership was drawn from the same geo-political zone which are not represented in the commission.
Read more at http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/ban-on-presidential-appointments-still.html

A former Vice-President, Atiku Abubakar, and Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, met behind closed doors in Ado Ekiti on Wednesday.

The duo are eyeing the presidential seat of Nigeria in the 2019 elections.
They went into a private meeting after addressing party leaders, members of the State House of Assembly and the State Executive Council. Details of the meeting were not disclosed to journalists.
But there are insinuations that Atiku is considering Fayose as his running mate. The governor, who maintained that his presidential ambition remained intact, said only “God knows tomorrow.”
At separate interviews, the duo said former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s statement on President Muhammadu Buhari had confirmed that the All Progressives Congress-led government had failed.
Atiku said, “I won’t comment on the letter but it is a confirmation that the APC has failed this country. That party is not the solution to our country’s challenges.”
He hinted that he would discuss his ambition with the governor whom he described as a force to reckon with in the PDP.
The former VP, who appreciated Fayose’s warm reception at the Akure Airport, said, “He (Fayose) calls the shots and when he does so, we all take the cue.
“This is not surprising as Fayose and I had struck a good relationship since his first tenure as governor and I was the VP. He is blunt and straightforward, a sharpshooter in politics and I respect him for that.
“But above all, he is also the chairman of our Governors’ Forum. Today among the governors, among the party generally, he calls the shots and when he does so, we all take the cue.”
Fayose said the party’s interest would be placed above individual aspiration in choosing a candidate for the 2019 elections.
The governors added, “He (Atiku) has not spoken to me privately about it, and maybe he would do that in our private meeting. But his body language obviously shows he has an ambition which is legitimate.
“We will all examine everybody and we will create a level playing field. As he has come, others will still come.
“On the issue of being Vice-President, like I said, in the Book of Ezekiel 37: 33, the Bible says ‘God asks that can this bone live?, and the Prophet answers and says Thou knoweth. All these questions are questions for God and He has answers for them, man has no answer. You may wish anything for me, but God’s wish is supreme.
“I deserve to serve this country as President. I have paid my due. I am not a hidden voice. I have all it takes to lead this country, but whichever way it goes, the interest of our party comes first; it is above our individual aspirations. Whoever the party finally picks as the party’s candidate will be supported by others.”


Fayose said he was not disappointed about Obasanjo’s outburst against Buhari’s government.
“I am not disappointed because I never voted for Buhari and I will never stop being against him. I was not too young when Buhari came first time and we knew the hell he took us through.
“At his first time, he was putting people in jail and he was not in charge it was (Brig. Gen. Tunde) ldiagbon that was in charge. The man is dark in the mind,” he stated.
The governor lamented that the economy had collapsed by 45 per cent and the President had failed to tame the Fulani herdsmen.
“Now the message has come from Obasanjo, who was Buhari’s greatest promoter and navigator, telling him to go home.
“The end has come to the APC, our suppressors and oppressors. You can only rule a country as diverse as Nigeria if you are truly a leader,” Fayose added.

See more at http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/fayose-and-atiku-meets-secretly-in-ado.html

Chelsea were beating by their London rival arsenal in what we call an entertaining match for both clubs

arsenal wins the second round with two goals to one from their London rivals
Today arsenal beat Chelsea 2:1 at the emirate stadium in the carabao cup to progress to the final stage of the competition. The game was full of suspense and thrilling, with both managers expected their team to win because of recent loss of forms.

See more photos at http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/as-it-happened-in-pictures-arsenal-vs.html

The Federal Government on Wednesday replied to an elder statesman, Olusegun Obasanjo’s criticism of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Lai Mohammed, gave the response in a seven-page statement. He thanked the ex-president for the letter.
FULL STATEMENT:
We have read the press statement by former President Olusegun Obasanjo on the State of the Nation.
For the record, Chief Obasanjo is a patriot, and he has proven this time and time again. We appreciate what he said concerning the Administration’s performance in two out of the three key issues that formed the plank of its campaign: Fighting corruption and tackling insurgency. Specifically, the former President said President Buhari must be given credit for his achievement so far in these two areas. We thank him for this. Apparently, the former President believes that the Administration does not deserve a pass mark in the area of the economy, which is the third of our three-pronged campaign promises.
We have no doubt that in the face of massive challenges in this area, this Administration has availed itself creditably. We believe that Chief Obasanjo, because of his very busy schedule, may not have been fully availed of developments in the government’s efforts to revamp the economy, which was battered by the consequences of over-dependence on a commodity as well as unprecedented pillaging of the treasury.
Today, most of the indices by which an economy is measured are looking up. Permit me to say, however, that Nigeria would not have exited recession through a mere order or if the Administration had not made use of ”good Nigerians” who could help.
This Administration is making steady progress in its determined effort to revamp the economy, and the results are showing:
* Foreign Reserves have peaked at $40b, the highest level in about four years, and up from $24 billion just a year ago, even though when we came in, the price of oil had crashed woefully.
* According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBC), headline inflation has fallen for 11 consecutive months, standing at 15.37% as at Dec. 2017. This is the lowest inflation rate since Jan 2017, and it has met and surpassed the target set for inflation in the Administration’s Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP).
* Our determined implementation of the Treasury Single Account (TSA) has stopped the haemorrhaging of the treasury. Some 108 billion Naira has been saved from removal of maintenance fees payable to banks, pre-TSA. The nation is being saved 24.7 billion Naira monthly with the full implementation of the TSA.
* The elimination of ghost workers has saved the nation 120 billion Naira
* At about 1.8 billion dollars, the capital inflows in the second quarter of 2017 were almost double the $908 million in the first quarter.
* In the wake of a stable Naira and increased investment inflows, Nigeria’s stock market emerged one of the best-performing in the world, delivering returns in excess of 40 percent.
* Nigeria rose 24 places on the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business ranking, and earned a place on the List of Top 10 Reformers in the world.
* According to Q3 2017 figures, agriculture export is up year-on-year by 25%, solid minerals exports are up year-on-year by 78%, raw materials exports are up 70% year-on-year and manufactured goods exports are up 22% year-on-year.
* Government agencies such as the Nigeria Customs Service are reporting highest-ever revenue collection, while JAMB, under the new management appointed by President Buhari in 2016, remitted N7.8 billion to the coffers of the federal government. The total amount remitted by JAMB between 2010 and 2016 was a paltry N51 million!
These positive indices may not have immediately impacted positively on Nigerians, but Nigerians will definitely get a new lease of life a short while from now. This is because the good news from the agricultural sector, which is recording a bumper harvest, will bring down the cost of foodstuffs, especially such staple as rice, and our massive Social Investment Programme will ease the pain of the most vulnerable in the society.
When we assumed office in 2015, some 6 million farmers were involved in rice production. Thanks to the Anchor Borrowers’ programme of this Administration, we have grown that number to over 12 million farmers. The result is that our rice import from Thailand alone has dropped from 644,000 metric tonnes to 22,000 MT in just two years. This is phenomenal.
Apart from rice, Nigeria is also doing well in other grains, especially Millet, Sorghum and Maize. We are now the second largest producer of sorghum after the US, the third in millet after India and our breweries are now enjoying local sourcing of those commodities.
For maize, we are producing 10 million tons while we need about 13 million tons for both human and animal nutrition. Nigeria leads the world in the yam and cassava production. We account for 70% of the world’s yam production. In two years, we hope to be the world’s largest exporter of yam! Overall, our ambition is that agriculture should rise from 25% to 40% of GDP, so that we can banish poverty and overcome our economic anxiety.
Our Social Investment Programme is Nigeria’s most ambitious social welfare programme ever. Currently, 5.2 million primary school children in 28,249 schools in 19 states are being fed daily; 200,000 unemployed graduates have enlisted into the N-power Job Scheme, and a quarter of a million loans already distributed to artisans, traders, and farmers.
Finally, our investment in infrastructure is simply unprecedented. This is because infrastructure is key to faster economic growth and development.
Here is a synopsis of what we have done in this area:
* Power Generation at an all-time high of 7,000mw and all can be transmitted
* RAIL: Lagos-Kano Standard Gauge is on. Lagos-Ibadan sector ready 2019, Kano-Kaduna ready 2019; The entire stretch ready 2021; Negotiations on for Coastal Rail covering 15 cities from Lagos to Calabar.
* ROAD: 25 major highways being funded with the N100b Sukuk Bond, and all geo-political zones are benefitting equally. This Administration is not unaware of the enormity of the challenges facing the nation, but we are up to the task. We have taken the bull by the horns, and long-suffering Nigerians will begin to experience a new lease of life as our efforts yield fruits. We will not go into a state of funk for whatever reason.
On the Herders/Farmers’ clashes, this Administration is determined to end the crisis resulting from this once and for all, not minding the fact that the clashes predate us. we urge Nigerians to have faith in the Administration’s ability to resolve the crisis, and to watch out for concrete measures in this regard.
On whether or not President Muhammadu Buhari should run for another term, it is true that many Nigerians have been calling on the President to run again, while others are opposed to his return. However, we believe this issue is a distraction for the President at this time. This is because Mr. President spends every waking hour tackling the enormous challenges facing the nation, most of which were bequeathed to his Administration by successive past Administrations. He is committed to fulfilling the mandate given to him by Nigerians in 2015. And that’s where we are right now!
Finally, we have no reason to believe that former President Obasanjo has any motive beyond the well-being of the nation in issuing his Special Press Statement. We have also taken his admonition in good faith, and we thank him most sincerely for taking time off his busy schedule to pen such a long statement.

See more at http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/fg-replies-obasanjo-educates-him-on.html

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
issued a warning against the hazards of cellphone radiation this week. Yes, the thing we are all addicted to and can’t seem to put down is leaking electromagnetic radiation and now California has some guidance to safeguard the public.
The CDPH asks people to decrease their use of these devices and suggests keeping your distance when possible.
“Although the science is still evolving, there are concerns among some public health professionals and members of the public regarding long-term, high use exposure to the energy emitted by cell phones,” said CDPH director Dr. Karen Smith.
Read more here
https://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/12/california-health-department-warns-dont.html

The fatal accident occurred just now along ado road in Ido ekiti, ekiti state which consist of a Toyota coaster bus belonging to the fountain university, osogbo carrying hundreds of the university's students and two Toyota cars.


See more photos here
http://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/12/breaking-news-fatalcaccident-occured.html

The Nigeria Police Force in reaction to the recent trends in social media with calls for scrapping SARS #ENDSARS the Inspector General of Police (IGP) has ordered the reorganisation of the squad across the country.


http://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/12/breaking-igp-orders-immediate_4.html

A Federal High Court Sitting in Lagos has issued a bench warrant for the arrest of a former governor of Enugu State, Chimaroke Nnamani.


Read more here
http://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/12/breaking-court-orders-arrest-of-former.html

Antonio Conte admitted that he hopes Chelsea manage to agree contract extensions with Thibaut Courtois and Eden Hazard before next summer's World Cup
Read more here:
http://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/12/antonio-conte-wants-eden-hazard-thibaut.html

Suspected Fulani herdsmen are reportedly on a rampage in an attack on Lawaru and Dong Communities in Demsa Local Government Area of Adamawa state.
According to report confirmed by the Chairman, Numan Local Government Area, the villages are being burnt down by the attackers.
More details soon…


http://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/12/breaking-suspected-herdsmen-attack.html

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Maina supporters cause trouble at the investigation hearing(see videos)



http://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/11/mains-supporters-cause-trouble-at.html

President Muhammadu buhari has reacted against slavery in Libya. See here
https://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/11/it-is-appalling-unacceptable-buhari.html

UN concerns on slavery in Libya
https://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/11/un-considers-sanctions-to-fight-libya.html

And accident involving two sienna buses and a bike man.. May God save us oh (photos)
View more at
http://julioadecy..com.ng/2017/11/fatal-accident-as-two-toyota-sienna.html

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