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Former US first
lady Barbara Bush
has been
hospitalized in
Houston, Texas,
for treatment of a
“respiratory-
related issue,” a
family spokesman
said Tuesday.
Bush, 88, was
admitted Monday
at Methodist
Hospital,
spokesman Jim
McGrath said in a
written
statement.
“She is in great
spirits, has already
received visits
from her husband
and family, and is
receiving fantastic
care,” the
statement said.
“Updates will be
issued when
warranted.”
CNN was first
alerted to Bush’s
hospitalization by
tweets from
affiliate KPRC.
Her husband,
George H.W. Bush,
was the 41st
President of the
United States. He
also served as vice
president for two
terms under
President Ronald
Reagan.

Today we celebrate the 53rd anniversary of our nation Nigeria.We have proven as a people to always maintain stability in patience and hope despite the challenges and difficult times we've experienced,even from the deeds and mistakes of our fellow compatriots.I write today to all who still believe and hope for a greater Nigeria,to embrace the strength of faith,commitment and love.We may not have attain our glorious destiny,but we are certainly not giving up on the results of determination and justice.We have many reasons to keep our heads low,but this never reveals our strength.We connect hands together not as a people led by one goverment,but as a people led by one vision for today and tomorrow.keep faith,keep hope,keep love,keep Nigeria...God bless you,God bless Mr president,God bless Nigeria..HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY.

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I wonder y a black peaceful nation as nigeria..should start emulating dangerous negative action as bomb assination and others.

people we should all be thankful to God for the salvation of our soul and try to build very area of our lives with the inspiration of the word of God.we are not christians so we could prove we know bible doctrine well,we are christians and sons of God because we are led by the spirit of God rom 8 v 14..we all serve Jesus and believe he is the son of God through which we were saved.we dont serve any other but learn from other their good life,grace and other,but we always keep in mind that it is through Jesus we were saved from sins..we also know that he has sent his holy spirit to be with us till the end to direct and instruct us on every good works..do not be perfect in your eyes,but allow the truth to dwell in you...dont be deceive test every word and doctrine with the world of God let the holy spirit teach you.read the bible with the faith of a revelation and not religion for been a christian is about your life style...Jesus wants us to be perfect like him.Mary is blessed for bearing the son of God among other women..that was Gods grace upon her,so women should learn to be sober and humble to accept Gods grace but we dont worship God anymore through arks of covenant or statues as the world.for lord is now knocking at the door of our heart to dwell there..but because we lack faith and insight we get it wrong,JESUS wants u to knw him intimately not from a distance or protocol arrangement.have you ever ask youself the same thing Jesus asked his disciple "who do you say i am" that way you can start knowing what to do in Gods presence...GOD BLESS US.

Nigerians,we have to understand that the time has come for us to embrace unity and equity.one man can not dictate weather one rule or not or weather one tribe or zone needs their turn or share of power.For nigeria to grow we need to look beyond ethinicity or zones and elect the right person for the position..right now Nigeria needs thinking and active leaders not zonal qualified leaders...yes i am an igbo...but my people lets be frank Nigeria as a nation is not meeting up with the developing standards of the world today...and that problem is caused by poor leadership,we need a change...we need a better process..we need a president who will take Nigeria there...i dont care if that person is a nothern...LETS THINK...LETS CHANGE

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What pride do the Nigeria administrative body take,how do they open their faces in the midst of their fellow african nations.they say she is the giant of africa,may be this might just be spelling out an irony.Education they say is the best legacy but how far has Nigeria been able to meet up with this standard.the goverment talks about the future and agendas for future achievement, yet the educational standard of the youth is nothing to write home about.how can the nation boast of technological growth, when almost all the scientific universites in the nation have unequiped labouraties,and lack of technical practical materials.the labour market,crowded with graduates and the streets with "area boys",it has even come to the notice,that even the goverment and dignitries of the nation,feel comfortable sending their own children to world class universities.Nigerians should stop confusing themselves and take a look at their home.knowlagde they say is power,the only way we can gain the power of achievements and direct the growth of our nation,the goverment must understand that Education is not just enlightment but an investment that holds the future.GOD BLESS NIGERIA YOUTHS.