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Shedrack777:You are a bagger... Nothing can be done to please you... Bagger |
Zoharariel:For your mind now, you re very intelligent.. Don't invite the wrath of God upon yourself... |
Who else didn't read all that lies ![]() |
RIP |
Ok |
Lol U get luck say na novice jam u... If na baddoo..... Who born u |
Karlovich:You shall know no peace until you die |
GraveMan:Have you seen a lady driving 911?? |
Ok |
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Elisha& Elijah |
Hmm |
Nice |
kkko:U must be a good joker |
Bro .it has no disadvantages.... Since the update is required by the phone itself.... There is 4 sure a system update for you device through infinix... I'm using hot4pro also waiting for updates |
RETIREDMUMU:Retired Mumu Ur name dy follow u |
- A river in Ghana has turned blood red overnight Residents of the community woke up on Saturday morning to see their river running 'blood' red, although according to them, the river was fine the night before. The cause of this change in color has not been confirmed, however it has been speculated that a chemical component from any of the factories in the area could be a factor. Revelation 8:8–9: “The second angel sounded his trumpet, and something like a huge mountain, all ablaze, was thrown into the sea. A third of the sea turned into blood, a third of the living creatures in the sea died, and a third of the ships were destroyed.” However, others believe that the blood red water is the effect of pollution from chemicals or daily lives of residents.
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- Junaid Mohammed warned Igbos in engaging in another civil war - The former lawmaker said some people tricked Igbos into a war in the past - He said northern governors do not speak for the region Junaid Mohammed who is a second republic lawmaker has challenged the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) to start another civil war saying they are bastards if they don’t. Mohammed made this comment while speaking with The Sun saying the Igbos will be foolish to go into another war after what happened to them during the Biafra war. He said: “We have to be very careful. We know the history of those who are making agitations in Lagos. At first, they told the Igbo: ‘Go. When you go, we would go.’ The Igbo left. You know what happened? They took over all Igbo premises, all Igbo businesses, Igbo bank accounts. “If Igbo are not stupid, will they like to go and do the same thing again? It was MKO Abiola who said that if you volunteer your head for some people to break coconut, you will not be alive to eat the coconut. “The Biafra side lost about one million people and all the destructions. If the IPOB people want to try it again, I challenge them to try it. If they don’t try it, they are bastards. Let’s see what happens.” The social commentator also faulted those saying northern governors spoke on behalf of the north. He said: “First, I don’t speak for any governor. And as a politician, I have nothing but contempt for all Nigerian governors. If you think those so-called Northern governors speak for the North, you are deceiving yourself. When the chips are down, those who speak for the North will emerge. “I believe no governor speaks for the North. If you think they speak for the North, why don’t you say the governors in the South-south speak for their geo-political zone? Why must you say it is the Northern governors who speak for the North? “As far as I am concerned, I am prepared to engage in the debate on restructuring only if those who are clamouring and agitating for it can tell us what it is they want by restructuring and they define it so that somebody like me can understand. I am not prepared to engage in a discussion with people who are fundamentally dishonourable and dishonest.” |
Beware! 7 key ways monkeypox can be transmitted The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has announced that there is a suspected outbreak of a viral disease called monkeypox in Bayelsa state. In the press release, members of the public were urged to remain calm, alert and know the signs and symptoms of the disease The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has listed the major facts about the disease. Monkeypox is not a newly discovered disease, it has been knowna for decades, although relatively rare. Here are 7 different ways the disease is transmitted: 1. Contact with infected monkeys Monkeypox is caused by a virus. The virus has been previously isolated in animals like monkeys, rats and squirrels. Human outbreaks are more likely to be spread from infected animals than from a human to another human. Close contact with infected monkeys can spread the virus to humans. Monkeys are sometimes hunted in rural areas, and touching an infected monkey, even a dead monkey can make a person contract the disease. 2. Contact with infected rodents Rodents like rats and squirrels can transmit the monkeypox virus to human beings if they are infected. The virus is present in the blood, body fluids and secretions of infected rodents. Close contact with these mammals when infected can increase the chances of a human outbreak. 3. Bites and scratches from infected animals The virus is usually found in the blood and body fluids of infected animals including saliva. A bite or scratch can cause skin breakage and lead to the transfer of the virus from the infected animal to a human. 4. Eating inadequately cooked meat In some parts of Nigeria, rodents are consumed as ‘bush-meat’. In fact, it is a known delicacy. Eating rodents during a monkeypox outbreak can increase the likelihood of contracting the disease, because a dead infected rodent can still contain the virus. As a rule, all meat should be properly cooked, as this can decrease the likelihood of getting infected, thorough cooking kills the virus. 5. Contact with respiratory secretions of an infected person Monkeypox can be spread by respiratory droplets or secretions. An example is a sneeze. When an infected person coughs or sneezes, thousands of respiratory droplets are released into the air. This is why infected persons are usually treated in isolation wards to prevent the transmission of the virus to members of the public. 6. Contact with blood, body fluids, rash of an infected person Contact with body fluids of an infected person can spread the virus. Examples of body fluids are saliva, tears and urine. Also, touching a monkeypox rash can increase the chances of getting infected with the disease. This puts health workers at particular risk of getting infected. It was reported that a doctor was also infected by the current outbreak in Bayelsa. Health professionals often come in contact with blood and body fluids of ill patients while caring for them and hence are at a relatively increased risk of getting infected by the virus. 7. Contact with clothing of an infected person Apart from direct physical contact, the clothing or materials used by infected person can lead to an indirect transmission. The virus can be found on materials like clothes and bedsheets even when the person has removed them or isn’t lying down on the sheets. Close contact with these materials can increase the chances of being infected. |
babyfaceafrica:who dem be |
See The Nigerian Senator's Handshake in New York That Has Got People Talking (Photos) 247nigerianewsupdate.co Oct 7, 2017 1:00 PM What looks like a harmless or strange handshake between two important personalities in Nigeria has made the headlines.  Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe (left) Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, the lawmaker representing Abia South, is currently in the United States for series of events. The senator's "clawing" handshake while greeting the deputy governor of Abia state; Udo Oko Chukwu - has got online users talking for obvious reasons. Senator Abaribe, Abia deputy governor and his wife, Chief Chuku Chuku, Chief Greg Esotu, Nicholas A Ella, Consul Consulate General of Nigeria, attended a made in Aba event in New York City yesterday.
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Freiden:I can bet my balls that you can't trap a ball... but u re here insulting a professional earning millions per week |
100k ? |
how can I waist my time reading all that.... when I'm pretty sure that buhari will not see it |
world War III |
I strongly don't believe this story |
okoro awusa akpa amü gi dia |
their life, their judgement!!! |
Hmmm really good for him |
so is Biafra |
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