₦airaland Forum

bigpriik:
be deceiving yourself.

Ngwamankillyou:
here we go the yoruba race will pay tough price for supporting this dead man called foolhari

Sue them.
Always deducting. 
Their data package runs like tap water

The Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed a coronavirus(Covid-19) case in Lagos State Nigeria. The case which was confirmed on 27/02/2020 is the first case to be reported in Nigeria since the beginning of the outbreak in China in January 2020.

It was also confirmed that an Italian citizen who returned from Milan to Lagos where he works on Feb. 25 has been confirmed as the first coronavirus case in Nigeria. The patient is clinically stable, with no serious symptoms, and is being managed at the Infectious Disease Hospital in Yaba, Lagos. - NCDC


As stated on the Official twitter page of Nigeria centre for disease control-

The patient is clinically stable and is being managed at the Infectious Disease Hospital Yaba

We assure all Nigerians that measures are in place to respond appropriately. We’re working with Lagos State Ministry of Health to identify contacts & initiate response accordingly.

Explorers:
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Switruth:
. This boy. You just carry one innocent girl picture put for dp dey hide under her dey type rubbish.

GerogeI:
Do not report the community as you won't make headway. They have no right to interfere with or manage power, and you do not have anybody's identity.

Rather report EEDC to NERC for empowering and utilizing thugs and unknown miscreants to interfere with your light, extort money from you, without providing meters.

In addition, if you have a lawyer among you, go and start a frivolous case against EEDC, demanding compensation. You will get their attention very fast.

LosC:
Ghettokid1 , let me help your ministry

post=86997829:
I, must be very stupid and foolish in real life.
I, is a Lost soul.

ikorodureporta:
just for show

Omar09:
Currently I stay in Imo state, and in my neighborhood, we've had enough of the indigenes and their bullsh.it with how they are maltreating we the tenants via light. They are in much control of the light. They heaped heavy bills on us the tenants yet we still pay without complaints and I got to find out that they indigenes don't pay too tho that is not my problem. My problem is, we pay 2k (two thousand naira) per month (depending on the house and if you borehole), yet we may only use 2wks of light when calculated. Sometimes we stay for over a week without lights yet we pay electric bills. If you don't pay, they cut your wire and you will pay reconnection fee. Now they have imposed another bill on us up to 5k (five thousand naira) a month on us! How do I report this so that where I live everyone gets a metre?


Martinez39s CAPSLOCKED anyone?

tsephanyah:
We need this guy to decamp to APC... he is too good to be in PDP... Including tambuwal but we think is hard to get tambuwal to decamp. So we will try our best with mutawalle

post=86985526:
This is seriously serious.[/s]
[s]And these are the so called leaders of tomorrow[/s]

[s]The Problem with our darling country is from the foundation.[/s]

[s]Many things are not just right in this nation.[/s]

[s]Most citizens have criminal tendencies and the worst part is that they see it as normal things.[/s]

[s]The change we crave for actually begins with us.[/s]

It is well.

The House of Representatives has directed the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) to publish the names and photos of sex traffickers.

NAN reports that this followed a unanimous adoption of a motion moved by Rep. Rimamnde Kwewum (PDP-Taraba) and seven others.

Presenting the motion, “Need to Investigate the Degrading Sex Slavery Nigerian Women are Subjected to”, Kwewum lamented that there were currently thousands of Nigerian women and underage girls turned into sex slaves globally.

The lawmaker said that some West African countries had “become notorious in maltreating Nigerian women, keeping them as sex slaves”.

He said that several investigations carried out by NAPTIP showed that between 20,000 to 30,000 Nigerian girls were sex slaves with 50 girls being added to the list every day.

“Because of increased efforts of the security agencies, traffickers no longer accompany their victims to Mali but now “waybill” the girls through Cotonou.”

He added that the victims were deceived by friends and relatives to leave Nigeria to work as domestic helps, hair dressers or in sales in “Mali-sia”.

Kwewum said that NAPTIP investigations also revealed that the girls were trafficked to the mining areas and rebel held areas of Mali.

He said the report showed that Malian law enforcement agencies collected taxes from Nigerian women on a weekly basis, treated them forced them to use condoms.

“Nigerian women are forced by their ‘Madams’ to sleep with numerous men, without using any protection, hence the high incidence of sexually transmitted diseases and other ailments.

He said that in spite of numerous reports and pictures of trafficking sent to Nigerian security agencies at the borders, no action had been taken to curb the practice.

“The House is concerned that several of the girls tricked into travelling out of the country have been brutally penalised (by the traffickers) for insisting that they would not prostitute.

“The house also observes that current efforts to combat the menace are commendable though not far reaching and comprehensive and have not been adequately funded”, Kwewum added.

The lawmakers urged personnel of the Nigerian Immigration Service at the ports and borders of Nigeria to permit trained NAPTIP officials to operate, to spot, identify and prevent the illicit emigration of potential victims.

It also directed the Committee on Human Rights to conduct investigation into all aspects of sex slavery and recommend appropriate budgeting and legislative measures.

ImoFirstBorn:
Press Statement


The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) alerts that the All Progressives Congress (APC) is currently mounting pressure on the Supreme Court to restrain itself from reversing the flawed judgment on the Imo State Governorship election despite obvious mistakes in that judgement, which is now threatening the stability of our nation.

The party, which hailed Wednesday's verdict of the Supreme Court on Bayelsa state governorship election, however noted that the elements and grounds for the demands by the PDP and majority of Nigerians for the reversal of Imo state governorship election judgment are completely different from those of Bayelsa.

The PDP explained that its demand on Imo is not in any way in contestation of the authority and finality of the Supreme Court but a patriotic effort to assist the Supreme Court affirm its infallibility by correcting the inherent mistakes in the judgment which came as a result of misleading presentation to it by the APC.

It is therefore instructive to note that the various election matters before the Supreme Court were brought on clearly distinctive grounds and each should be treated on its merit before the law.

The party said the only reason APC was pushing for a review of the Supreme Court’s valid and flawless judgment on the Bayelsa and Zamfara governorship elections was to cause confusion and blackmail the Supreme Court from treating the Imo case on merit.

The PDP maintained that the grounds for the reversal of Imo judgment are unambiguously constitutional and completely distinct from APC’s attempt to blackmail the Supreme Court with their demands on the Bayelsa and Zamfara states governorship election.

The party therefore urged the Supreme Court not to succumb to the threats and blackmail by APC to push it restrain itself from looking at the merit of the Imo case; correcting the mistakes and reversing the flawed judgment.

Signed:

Kola Ologbondiyan
National Publicity Secretary