Adakintroy:
I use to pity some of all this widows until I figure what some families figure. That is they are in it for money them self.

If you struggle with any man, the family know and you earn respect. But not when in a communual Africa, the mother sell her gold and wrapper and the brothers borrow him money to pay rent at some point and a distant uncle paid his 200level school fees. Then you the woman emerge half way to claim everything. No way!

communual it came communual it will return. If she has a child she will be Cartered for and seizable portion given to her. But to say the family should not get anything is unAfrican like.

what we are facing now... my uncle married this woman in her advanced age of 40,she claiming born again and all that, now they have a thirteen year old girl as an only child... she kept claiming our family is a witch eating her unborn children.

In any vigil, she is always mic-happy to say all sort of degrading things about her husband's family of which the family keeps mute and not disturb her.

While my Uncle was growing up, all his siblings including my own mum really contributed to his life positively...even helped pay his fees, feeding and secured him a good job. He married this woman when he was almost level 14 in Government job. But this same woman goes around telling people how she and her busband suffer to feed and go around begging for crumbs. meanwhile this same man had houses around town. Fast forward to recently. He got terribly sick and the wife kept hiding him from relatives and refused picking calls... he died and she never informed anybody till one of my cousins noticed and told family, the day he died, this woman assembled all her people and turned the house upside down in search of documents and even hired a big van to pack some household stiff away, who prays for such daughter in law? .

My uncle died recently no mourning at all from her she is now fighting for properties... For you to know how brutal the woman can be? the day my uncle died he sneakingly gave a family member all the documents even the wedding certificate everything, the woman has no access to anything as she is, she does not have the slightest idea of anything....a man shud draw up a will no matter age or anything meanwhile he is yoruba and married to south south.

rlcanon:

Health Minister, Kwaku Agyemang Manu has told Parliament that a total of 3.1 million Ghanaians, representing 10% of the country’s 31 million population have mental disorders.

According to him, it is established that 41% of Ghanaians have psychological distress, which is either mild, moderate, or severe, and this costs the nation about 7% GDP loss.

Responding to a question on the floor of Parliament filed by MP for Sege, Christian Corletey Otuteye on plans by the Health Ministry to address the plight of persons with mental health problems, the Minister said “the Mental Health Authority did a rapid assessment, a mini census, of persons with severe mental illness on the streets a few years ago and they got 16,000 people on the streets in our cities, towns, and villages all over the country”.

“Mr. Speaker, persons with mental health problems in the country are in four (4) categories: Those on the street, those at the treatment facilities, which include psychiatric hospitals and general health facilities; those in the traditional and faith healing centers; and those in their houses and organizations who do not recognize their mental illness or who recognize but are not doing anything about it.”

“World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 10% of the population of Ghana have one form of mental disorder or the other. Thus, with our estimated 31 million population in Ghana, we have an estimated 3.1 million with mental disorders.

Giving more details, the Minister said, the Ministry and various institutions, including the Mental Health Authority, the Ghana Health Service, and others, have the human resources to deal with the problem.

“What we are doing now is to spread mental health service nationwide, integrate it into general health care such that wherever we treat malaria, mental illness can be treated. This will help with access to care,” Mr. Agyeman Manu said.

The MP for Dormaa Central told Parliament that as part of efforts to address the plight of mentally ill persons, the government through its Agenda 111, will build two new psychiatric hospitals in the northern and middle belts.

According to him, the locations of these hospitals have been identified and drawings made. He explained that government is in the pipeline to get contractors for the project.

“Until recently, psychiatric medication was not readily available. These medications are now available through budgetary allocations and donor support. We have trained more psychiatrists, from 10 psychiatrists not long ago to 45 at the moment” the Health Minister added.

Concluding his remarks, Mr. Agyeman Manu appealed for more funds so the project can be speedily implemented.

“What is left now, is with your support to find more money. The Ministry is working on how to establish a Mental Health Levy, which will hopefully solve most of the financial challenges. An increase in budgetary allocation will enable patients on the streets to be taken in small numbers at a time for treatment and sent back to their communities”.

JoyNews/AdomNews · 3.1 million Ghanaians have mental disorders – Health Minister

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eburuu:
the same tunder go fire your mama dead or alive

like u r her son... u r welcome

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Thinkfree:
she has given her children a life better than yours.

maybe curses and karma u mean

GeneralPula:
You don’t need to explain anything to anyone. You’re a Nigerian and you’re entitled to whatever you get..

Most of those attacking you won’t do so if you be there Mother..

Flatinoz have been the ones attacking her lately and that’s their way - especially because she’s not Igbo..

Shut up pls... General pulShjt

RadioMOUTH:


The attack is yet to begin

Just saw that caption, gosh how do they sleep and turn blissfully at night??

gentiles:

You are Esan from edo state, Mr SS wannabe

but is Edo not part of SS abi is it in the waste?, try dey travel comot from ur enclave e get why

Jamesbally:


Yeye woman. The North will never give Biafra their independence. Go and hug the nearest transformer.

Na so u take like igbos, sotey u no wan let her go... its the crazy love for me... awwwn

flamingREED:
Igbo women are fit to be kings of some region where there are men.

These are women with two ovaries made of gold.

Right dear, not the ones birthing bandits and agberos everywhere sha

kinzation:
But can the Igbo nation survive alone? If they’re let go

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and why not?

OnionBandit:
The only thing that is right to these people is what favours them!

I have tried hard to like them but it's not working...and I think I am comfortable with the way I feel about them..cos they keep proving me right

Put honey in their mouth for 10 years to the detriment of others. In the eleventh year, put it in the mouth of others...and see how much noise they (dot in the circle) will fill the air with

who cares about your nobody self?

Thelimitbreaker:
Look at the way this hungry miscreant derided all the past and the present leaders. You people think you are the best and better than other tribes. Funnily, he even labelled Obasanjo as a minority and termed Gowon as a vagabond and the list goes on. So terrible and pathetic for you... Respect other tribes and they will also embrace you voluntarily. Igbos cannot smell the presidential seat unless they build allegiance with other tribes... Last advice for you, pls learn to respect a Man of GOD and GOD HIMSELF cause you not more than a speck of dust before HIM....

Take, eat una presidency, add 5 'pumped' up beef to it and a touch of some 'hand-me-down' pepper stews... yay

AdesolaHeritage:
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Let’s be friends please

we are already friends, pls kindly pm me

Emia:
Omo it seems Norway na the way now oh since germany don hard and UK expense na die.
Just starting the process... Any other newbie in the house? I'll be applying to the uni of Tromso and NTNU. May God help us all.

God help us dear, also on the process... pls can we chat on whatsapp maybe?

EduChoice:
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myBETmostCAST:
yes bro. About to against January or Sept.2021

Hello, pls can you kindly PM me?, am about to apply ro sweden but don't know how to go about it. I will be very grateful if you can reply thanks.

frankson1:







Cash out with only 3 million +

At least the miney fit settle staff salaries for next two minths or more... so congratulations are in neat order to the star boy

Aonkuuse:
Don't mind them, Enenche would have even committed sin allowing them in his church

Was this same submission established in GEJ's regime?

Kobojunkie:
in the year 2021, you wan embark on that? I hope you aren't going to suggest next that "we" dip into state funds to do that next.

Is it too much to do? Oh hell yeah it is!

hehehehe, the sarcasm tho

elpochas:
These people are really Hypocrites.While there brothers over here are busy selling Sexual Enhancement drugs,both fake and real ones.

just had a really good laugh

gayman99:
What you people don't understand is that anytime they see a mannequin, they tend to soil themselves with semen. It's making them to sin.

why don't normal men do such too?, don't they look at women, they shud kuku ban women as well

Sanchez01:
If you see a mannequin and immoral thoughts run through your mind, the solution isn't to put the mannequins away but to subject the individual to a mental evaluation.

What is there in educating their illiterates that a mannequun is just plastic and not human, and teaching them its wrong to sexualise it...is it too much to do?

Juliusmalema:


Why will he respond to such nonsense.

He don't need to and I doubt if he will.

Nobody responds to what he knows don't hold waters.

hehehe Igbokwe has finally responded to what that does not hold water... take bucket and cry in it.

Juliusmalema:


I am an authority here because same pattern is applicable to all over here.

Well to me the letter is just to massage egos online while you all whine on it.

Those who understands be very well knows that letter is useless.

how e dey do u?

Solsix:

U don know how things work out in igbo land. The families, umunna and the immediate village are very powerful. You will not know how powerful untill when it will hit you.

don't mind the lost sheep... any sound Igbo man will correct him, but his oversabi is on a whole new level...i wonder where he brought his own culture from.

BeeBeeOoh:
We really need to find out what Lord Luggard ate/smoked before thinking of merging us with these people.



This is no longer funny

hahahaha

Juliusmalema:


I am done with this topic. I can't glorify mere academic exercise further.

Just learn in case your opinion is needed sometime.

YolobaMuslim:
self-serving noise - the best definition of the proud slave.
It's a pity to see someone that calls himself a man acts like a wild animal.

Dude is a nobody, only popular on Nairaland. Even his Facebook page is scanty and comment locked as the slave coward fears tongue lash from Igbos.

I'm glad he said he's not Igbo so we dash him to Yoruba people.

we dash him to them and add 50 gold shillings too... i know he is a public servant whose loyalty lies in the Govt of the day... but its not by force to speak much more, about your own people....Igbos no dey dull sha

Juliusmalema:


Igberetv is a nuisance.

If you understand how family unit is run In Anambra state then you will know that man just wrote something on his own.

You don't come to another man's family to disown him.

If the news has said his kinsmen or community men then there might be some validity.

But one man claiming Igbokwe's family is just a nuisance like joe himself.

He has no power to disown joe. Such doesn't exist..

Don't put your mouth in what you don't know.... every family head a subset of a family tree... a cancerous tumor can be effectively cut out of the body for good health and sound mind.If you have extended family, you will understand better.

You guys are clowns, he was arrested on Sunday and brought back to Nigeria but tweeted on Monday

Besides that picture looks like one of his old pics when he was arrested around 2017...another fake news.

Pls i will like to the price of land at traders layout 3 along zuba gwagwalada. Seeing different prices which are confusing. Thanks in advance.