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He was 19 years when he had the daughter.

Ecological light bulbs contain mercury. Mercury is a powerful neurotoxin that is particularly toxic to children and pregnant women. Mercury is particularly toxic by the brain, nervous system, liver and kidneys.

Many of us are aiming to save energy and money replaced the old standard bulbs with new ecological lamps that save energy.

However, a new generation of energy-efficient light bulbs is so toxic that the Environmental Protection Agency United States launched an extraordinary protocol implemented in the event of breakage of the bulb and release toxic gas.

A study carried out by scientists from Fraunhofer Wilhelm Klaudic Institute has shown that these light bulbs, if they break indoors, they emit 20 times more mercury than the maximum allowed.

Energy-efficient light bulbs can cause:

Dizziness
Headaches
Migraines
Seizures
Fatigue
Inability to concentrate
Nervousness

Why the need to restore the ordinary light bulbs?



Eco bulbs contain mercury. Mercury is a powerful neurotoxin that is particularly toxic to children and pregnant women. It is particularly toxic by the brain, nervous system, liver and kidneys. It can also cause damage to the cardiovascular, immune and reproductive systems. Mercury can lead to tremors, nervousness, insomnia, memory loss, headaches, cancer and Alzheimer’s.
Organic light bulbs can cause cancer

New research conducted by Peter Brown in Berlin has shown that these bulbs contain toxic carcinogens that can cause cancer:

Phenol is a mildly acidic toxin in the form of crystals which are obtained from coal tar and is used in the chemical industry.
Naphthalene, flammable compound in the form of crystals, which is formed by the distillation of coal tar, which is used as a raw material in the chemical industry.
Styrene, unsaturated hydrocarbon liquid which is obtained as a by-product in the production of petroleum.

Eco bulbs emit a large amount of UV radiation

Energy saving lamps that emit UV-B radiation and a small amount of UV-C radiation. It is universally recognized that UV radiation harms the skin (causes skin cancer) and eyes. Radiation from energy-efficient light bulbs directly affects the immune system and damages the skin tissue to such an extent that prevents the formation of vitamin D.

Finally, these bulbs are so toxic that should not be thrown in the regular trash. They are hazardous waste.

If you break one in the house, open the windows and doors and leave the house at least 15 minutes in order to minimize exposure to toxic gases.

Unfortunately, the bad news is that the old bulbs will soon no longer be available.

http://healthycures.org/the-death-over-our-heads-energy-saving-light-bulbs-are-poisonous-to-the-brain-nervous-system-liver-kidneys-and-heart/

Abeg now wey dem do confirm am or we never confirm am say Audu Abubakar don die... Abeg make someone helep me warn Temitope... I mean Temitope joshua make e no come with any yeye format say e predict say the man go die... You all sabi say na after tins hapun e go talk say e see am before.....

olatunji21:
Abeg stop wishing us bad jere.... I salute those that have stayed in the business despite the very harsh business environment....Dangote enjoys govt support which is not available to his competitors, now tell me how he's not going to be successful...

I know from experience that anytime I write about Dangote, I get criticised by those who are fixated about the fact that the system has been generous to him. I am well aware of that. But what many ignore, as I usually counter, is that the transition from trading into manufacturing, as Dangote did, was a risky enterprise that required guts and now that it has paid off for him, we should not begrudge him his rewards. Besides, the illustration I often use is the Biblical parable of talents (a most profound teaching by the Lord Jesus Christ) that is set within the context of investments and productivity (Matthew 25: 14-30).

As the parable goes, shortly before embarking on a journey, a rich man delegated the management of his wealth to three servants by giving five talents to one, two talents to another and one talent to a third. While, upon his return, the first two earned him a hundred percent profit on his investments, the third servant who had buried his talent in the ground returned it without profit.

In his exposition on the parable, Hugh Whelchel argues that since the Bible makes it clear that the master understood the capacity of each servant, that then explained the disparity in the number of talents given them. “We want to protest this as unfair. Yet we know this is true from our own experience. But even though we’re not created equal in regard to the talents we’re given, there is equality found in the Parable of the Talents. It comes from the fact that it takes just as much work for the five-talent servant to produce five more talents as it does the two-talent servant to produce two more talents. This is why the reward given by the master is the same. The master measures success by degrees of effort…The unfaithful steward in this parable didn’t so much waste the master’s money – he wasted an opportunity”, wrote Whelchel.

I have heard stories from some business competitors of both Dangote and Adenuga about how ruthless they can be and I will not defend them on those scores. In any case, Mario Puzo, in his classic, ‘The Godfather’, has already made it clear that you don’t amass stupendous wealth in any society without breaking some rules. But to the extent that fortunes favour the brave, I will say that the duo of Dangote and Adenuga deserve the rewards for all the risks they take.

The point here is simple: For every Dangote and Adenuga that the Nigerian State has given either five or two ‘talents’, there are thousands of other Nigerian businessmen who have been handed a ‘talent’ each. And most of them have squandered those ‘talents’. Indeed, if a tenth of the number of the people who were handed one ‘talent’ each had been faithful, Nigeria would be a better country today. Therefore, when many of us argue that we need more Dangotes and Adenugas in Nigeria, we are not talking about the quantum of ‘talents’ they have been given but rather in the efforts they put in while deploying those ‘talents’ for the advancement of our society.

Yet, if tasked, I can list more than a hundred Nigerians who are billionaires yet have no daytime job and they hardly task themselves beyond playing golf, attending parties and giving in to all forms of vanities. These are people who employ no more than drivers, cooks, gardeners, stewards and the likes—personal staff who merely minister to their indulgences and those of their families.

Thanks to social media, at least many Nigerians have read about some idle oil barons who waste hundreds of thousands of dollars ferrying around some super models in their private jets from Monaco Grand Prix to Horse races in London. We also know of those who sponsor hundreds of their friends to go and attend the wedding ceremonies of their children in Dubai. Many of these characters, creations of the Nigerian State and its rent system, have no visible investment anywhere within our country and they create no jobs. Yet, to the extent that the challenge of the moment is that of how far individual beneficiaries of state patronage are prepared to go in investing their advantages in productive enterprises, we must commend both Dangote and Adenuga.

Even their most implacable foes would concede that the duo have made the great crossing from passive receptacles of state patronage into active engines of economic productivity and growth. In addition, both men have been creative and innovative in their chosen areas of investment. The important lesson therefore is that no matter the source of their wealth, the Nigerian business oligarchs cannot defy the fundamental ethics of capitalism which are hard work and discipline. Those are the attributes that have set Dangote and Adenuga apart from the rest.-Olusegun Verdict -Segun Adeniyi(SSA on Media to Late President Umar Yar Adua)

olatunji21:
Abeg stop wishing us bad jere.... I salute those that have stayed in the business despite the very harsh business environment....Dangote enjoys govt support which is not available to his competitors, now tell me how he's not going to be successful...

I am very much aware that Dangote is a hot potato issue, and understandably too, given his enormous wealth in a society of predominantly poor people. I am also aware that the common narrative, especially by his critics, is that Dangote is a creation of the Nigerian government. Such notion is not without foundation when you look at the quantum of his wealth and how close he has been to the seat of power, especially in the last two decades. However, such a simplistic way of looking at the Dangote phenomenon is rather lazy. For me, the Dangote story can be explained within the context of the Biblical parable of talents as told by our Lord Jesus Christ in Matthew 25: 14-30 which centred on a certain rich man who, before embarking on a journey, entrusted his assets to three of his servants. To one servant was given five talents; another two talents; and the last servant was given one talent. The master in this parable obviously knew that his servants did not have equal abilities but the way each deployed the asset and the eventual outcome is a study in faithfulness and industry.

The lesson of the parable, as one commentator put it, is that while we all begin from different starting points in life, it is not always what we are given that determines our success or failure but rather how we deploy such talents. The point is that if we take the Nigerian rentier state as the distributor of talents, and we agree that Dangote started off with five talents, the fact also remains that there are several others who received one “talent” each and I am not even talking of those who (by virtue of holding public offices), gave themselves multiple ill-gotten “talents”. The challenge of our country is that majority of those people (and they are probably in hundreds of thousands) “buried” their own talents in pursuit of personal pleasure without adding any value to themselves or our society. By investing his own “talents” very wisely and taking calculated risks, Dangote has done good for himself and our society and that then explains why he has moved from making money to creating wealth. Besides, the symbolism of Dangote as Africa’s response to the rise of wealth ambassadors in different regions of the world should ordinarily compel a feeling of pride in us as Nigerians.Olusegun Verdict-Segun Adeniyi(SSA on Media to Late President Umar Yar Adua)

A Biafra without clearly defined people and geographical boundaries based on discussions and agreements with the people within the boundaries is impossible to achieve.

A Biafra that the proponents hope to achieve through war will equally fail.

The only way any Biafra project will succeed is when all the governors and elected representatives of the affected or intending states agree to form a republic and inform the FG.

Once this is done, the FG will certainly pay attention and look into their demands and seek ways to resolve whatever their grievances may be unless the FG don't mind letting them go.

Ojukwu did not unilaterally declare Biafra even though he was the recognized military governor of the Eastern region. He was mandated to declare Biafra by the Eastern region house of assembly and if he had not declared Biafra he would have been taken out of the picture and his replacement would have declared Biafra.

Put differently, individuals cannot just wake up and begin to fantasize about a new country by shouting marginalization, slavery, Biafra etc and it will come to pass.

Funny enough even those that give examples with Scotland, Catalan, South Sudan etc forget the fact that all these movements had and still have elected representatives and as such their positions were/are the positions of the people they claim to be representing.

There is a need for some of these Biafra proponents to learn history and know how and why Biafra came about between 1967 and 1970.

The war of survival that Biafra was forced to fight cannot be compared to the agitations we are seeing today by people that appear not to understand anything about freedom fighting or secession.

The only reasonable pro Biafra group out there remains the one that has been going from one court to another demanding for Biafra even though the group in reality does not have the mandate of the people they claim to be representing. Yet, they appear to be the most organized and they don't incite or preach hatred and war.

If you believe in Biafra and want Biafra yet you cannot correctly identify the people and boundaries that will make up this Biafra you believe in then you are a joker.

If you cannot educate or convince fellow Igbos na the South South people and the rest of Nigeria you wan convince?

http://afamnnaji.com/articles/153-How-to-achieve-Biafra,-sensibly-and-effectively

What happen produced by Golden eaglrets

Just a goal remaining for Oshimen to equal the all time record of nine.

bamac:
Yello for brazil after 7secons

According to the commentator,the fastest yellow card in the history of the competition.

You know, sometimes we forget that we live in a morally depraved and wantonly polluted world;
A world completely opposed to anything pure.
That's the bad news.

But there is the good news.
The good news is that the consciences of the vast majority of people are still alive.
That explains the biting guilt that all too soon displays itself when something pure rears its head.
And it is that guilt that leads to the insults, the sarcasm, the vitriol and the hate that all too readily greet things like that.

Interesting isn't it?

This biting guilt results in questions like: "What about those who lost their virginity through rape?"

This response is like telling a young man who buys a posh car to hide it in his garage so that the man who lost his to armed robbers at gun point wouldn't feel bad.

Does that make any iota of sense?
Yes, it does.

It does make sense when you realise that the person telling you that, more often than not, feels the painful bite of guilt that he gambled away his own car at Baba Ijebu and therefore feels jealous that you still have yours.

Period.

Why is the world jittery at the mention of the word "Virgin"?
Guilt.
Guilt.
Guilt.

Every other question used to cover the real aetiology is nothing but a smoke-screen.

We want virgins to be ashamed of saying they are virgins, just to numb the pain on our consciences.
You see the brazen selfishness there?

Bia, listen up.
That armed robbers collected your car from you, or that you gambled it away yourself DOES NOT give you the right to shame the person who chooses to keep his own.
If he chooses to flaunt it, it is not your konsign!
We sympathise with you.
But, shaming the other person is enough evidence that you are still not healed.
Please, be healed.

That is how we would keep pushing the boundaries of morality till students start feeling ashamed of saying they passed their WAEC without exam malpractice.
Rubbish world!

OZAOEKPE:
You should do the thinking, de Lima ronaldo don win champions league before?

Ronaldo won the following titles:

Barcelona-UEFA Cup Winners' Cup:1997

Inter Milan-UEFA Cup:1998

Real Madrid-Intercontinental Cup/World Club Cup:2002

Which of the above titles has Wenger won?

Nigerian Segun Odegbami has failed in his bid to stand in February's Fifa presidential elections.

The 63-year-old former international was unable to win the required backing of five member associations.

Odegbami said Nigeria's Football Federation offered him its support too late to meet Monday's deadline.

"The NFF only sent their nomination letter to Fifa (on Monday afternoon). What was I supposed to do with that?" Odegbami told BBC Sport.

"That was their reaction to my letter sent to them two months ago. It is preposterous."

Odegbami also believes that his outspoken criticism of long-standing Confederation of African Football president Issa Hayatou may have counted against him.

"Of course there are local politics within the Nigerian and African football system that pitches some of us against the established system," he said.

"I have been one of the most virulent critics of the perpetuity in office of Issa Hayatou in office and I knew I was not one of his best friends."

Nicknamed 'Mathematical' for the precision of his play, the 1980 Africa Cup of Nations winner announced his candidacy on 1 September.

Odegbami says Amaju Pinnick, the president of the NFF - the only member association to back him - was on Confederation of African Football business on Monday in the Egyptian capital Cairo where he tried in vain to secure support for the former winger.

"The local politics within Nigerian football created a delay in nominating me. By the time the NFF did it was too late in the day for me to secure the necessary endorsements from five different countries. I had only a few hours to do so," Odegbami said.

"My intention was to get them from a few neighbouring countries as soon as I got the nomination through. By the time I was officially informed the African FA presidents had all congregated in Cairo, Egypt for their scheduled Caf meeting.

"I could not go there at such notice because I did not have the visa to Egypt. The president of the Nigeria Federation decided he would take up that responsibility and convince his friends in Caf to endorse me. Apparently he did not succeed for whatever reason."

Odegbami will now continue with his other interests, which include running a football academy back home in Nigeria, although he insists he has not given up on football administration.

"My responsibility to football now is to find an inroad into administration at the highest level because I can see what most cannot about the power of football to change the world.

"I thoroughly enjoyed the journey and learnt a great deal about the politics in continental and world football, and how humans behave under certain situations.

"Believe me the drama in Fifa has not ended. Indeed, I believe it has only just begun."

Eight candidates did successfully make Monday's deadline in time to be registered.

The list includes two Africans: South Africa's Tokyo Sexwale and Liberia's Musa Bility.

Subject to vetting by Fifa's Electoral Committee, they will be joined in the race by Michel Platini, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa, Gianni Infantino, Prince Ali bin Hussein, David Nakhid and Jerome Champagne.

However the bid by Uefa president Platini is subject to him winning his appeal against a 90-day suspension imposed by Fifa's Ethics Committee earlier this month.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/34648883

Judgment delivered. Wike's election annulled. Fresh election ordered.

Wike came in through a fraudulent election, no doubt.

Madam bullet proof don dey ask question

Breaking News : According to the NBC, the ongoing ministerial screening in the Nigerian Senate has hit a record high as the most viewed Reality TV show to have ever hit the Nigerian shores, beating Big Brother Africa, Project Fame, and the others... Details later...

Are the screeners even better than the screenees

adioolayi:
"There is no way we can conceptualize long term project in Nigeria today without borrowing"-BRF

"Credibility of a government is not how far it has in bank but how credible it is to manage its debt"

"USA owes over $16trillion ..but yet we go to their hospitals, universities and they also dictates what is happening all over the world.. I will like to be such debtor"-BRF

"I'm not a debtor..just telling us how institutional financing works"-BRF

He also added that the global benchmark for debt to GDP ratio is 20% but during his tenure the proportion was just 3% way below the threshold.

meforyou1:
Fashola has apologised again for the deportation of igbos. If he likes, let him apologise 100 times, we will never forgive him

Go and rot in hell with your bitterness.

When the Late Chief Sam Asabia, first Nigerian Chief Executive of First Bank was Private Secretary to the Premier of the Western region, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, he had observed that some ministers were always sleeping at meetings. So, he approached the premier, asking when he would reshuffle the cabinet. A surprised Chief Awolowo asked why he thought a cabinet reshuffle was imminent. The Private Secretary meekly indicated there was a band of weak members of the cabinet who contributed so little. He was asked by Chief Awolowo who they were. After he named them, Chief Awolowo volunteered some laughter and told him those men slept at meetings because the night before he was up late with them making the decisions the rest of the cabinet was pretending to be making at the meeting.

The question should have been: how will you make the Nigerian army combat ready?

Some of these senators just want to talk.

Lai Mohammed's easy session is only a confirmation that our political elite are one, despite declared differences, especially in the media and in the assumptions of the gullible electorate.

You go personal with friends who subscribe to different political views, destroying friendship built in years, based on Lai Mohammed's inflammatory statements as representative of the party you support (with your brains locked in a jar), here they are laughing (at you) at a televised reunion gathering on the floor of the National Assembly - and dismissing what you took for a real feud as just a charade.

May we develop the brains to see through the subterfuge of our elite, even though they are antecedently smarter than us.

Bras Don’t Prevent Sagging
Many women wear bras because of fear that their breasts will sag if they don’t, but a recent 15-year French study indicates that women who go without a bra actually have perkier breasts – even after they have breastfed a child!

“The CEO of the bra manufacturer Playtex, John Dixey, was quoted as saying, “We have no medical evidence that wearing a bra could prevent sagging, because the breast itself is not muscle, so keeping it toned up is an impossibility.”

When a woman is not wearing a bra, her movements allow the breasts to move naturally – from side to side, up and down, to shake and bounce.

“This natural movement supports the circulation of the lymph and blood, and promotes the vitality of the connective tissue and skin, enhancing the perkiness of the breasts.”

Note: Larger breasts will naturally sag over time, something that cannot be avoided, whether a woman wears a bra – or not .

“The bra industry does not want you to think that your bra could be harmful to your health, but increasing information leads that very conclusion.”

A BBC study interviewed over 4,700 women – with and without breast cancer – in five major cities across the U.S. about their bra wearing habits.

“They found a dramatically increased risk of breast cancer in women who wore their bra more than 12 hours a day, and this risk increased in women who wore their bra 24 hours a day – even to sleep.”

There is definitely a lot more research needed, and it would be great to see such an important issue for women today to be more fully studied, and not so quickly dismissed.

In the meantime, prevention is key.

In 2005, Oprah did a show called the Bra Revolution, which featured lingerie experts, thousands of bras, and fitted every member of her audience for a new, correctly sized bra.

“Improperly fitted bras are known to cause many health challenges, such as back and shoulder pain.”

They found that over 80% of the women were wearing the wrong bra size!

“There is no standard sizing for bras, and women’s breasts are all different shapes and sizes. Bra size measurements are based upon two dimensions, which does no justice for our 3-dimensional breasts!”

If you feel you must wear a bra, go to a real lingerie store and have a professional fitting, then try on the bras. Invest in a comfortable, properly sized bra (avoid under wires).
Note: Your breasts change size at different times, including during your menstrual cycle. Try on bras when your breasts are at their fullest, usually before your period.

And, if you’ve experienced any recent changes, such as gaining or losing weight, pregnancy (or postpartum), breast surgery, or any other changes, now is the time to get refitted.

Massage your breasts in the morning after your shower, before getting dressed, and at the end of the day after you have taken off your bra to stimulate circulation.

“Look at your breasts and body in the mirror when you take off your bra. Do you have any red marks or lines?”

That is a warning sign your bra is cutting off circulation.

If you must wear a bra to work or to leave the house, take it off as soon as you can, and do not wear it longer than 12 hours a day (or to sleep).

Or, just go bra-free!

“If your breasts are sensitive or painful when you go bra-free, that is a sign of congestion, which will go away within a few days (or a few months) when your breasts get used to the enhanced circulation and movement.”

If you are nervous about your Tips showing, use a scarf, dress in layers, or wear a camisole.

“Naturally supporting your breast health promotes longevity, sensuality, and vitality.”

Now take care of your breasts and take off your bra!

“A woman’s breasts are naturally designed to jiggle, bounce, and sway as she moves. Bras inhibit the natural movement of the breasts, which interferes with the way Mother Nature designed breasts for optimal health.”

The bra is a recent invention that burst onto the fashion scene in the late 1800’s, replacing the tight corset, which was known to damage the internal organs, spines, and overall health of women.

“By the 1930’s, large-scale commercial production began that made the brassiere widely available to women. The bra industry is now a multi-billion dollar market dominated by large, multinational corporations.”

Bra wearing has becoming such a common part of Western women’s lifestyle, that many women feel obligated to wear them for work or any time they are out in public.

Some women even wear them 24 hours a day!

Bras Don’t Prevent Sagging
Many women wear bras because of fear that their breasts will sag if they don’t, but a recent 15-year French study indicates that women who go without a bra actually have perkier breasts – even after they have breastfed a child!

“The CEO of the bra manufacturer Playtex, John Dixey, was quoted as saying, “We have no medical evidence that wearing a bra could prevent sagging, because the breast itself is not muscle, so keeping it toned up is an impossibility.”

When a woman is not wearing a bra, her movements allow the breasts to move naturally – from side to side, up and down, to shake and bounce.

“This natural movement supports the circulation of the lymph and blood, and promotes the vitality of the connective tissue and skin, enhancing the perkiness of the breasts.”

Note: Larger breasts will naturally sag over time, something that cannot be avoided, whether a woman wears a bra – or not .

“The bra industry does not want you to think that your bra could be harmful to your health, but increasing information leads that very conclusion.”

A BBC study interviewed over 4,700 women – with and without breast cancer – in five major cities across the U.S. about their bra wearing habits.

“They found a dramatically increased risk of breast cancer in women who wore their bra more than 12 hours a day, and this risk increased in women who wore their bra 24 hours a day – even to sleep.”

There is definitely a lot more research needed, and it would be great to see such an important issue for women today to be more fully studied, and not so quickly dismissed.

In the meantime, prevention is key.

In 2005, Oprah did a show called the Bra Revolution, which featured lingerie experts, thousands of bras, and fitted every member of her audience for a new, correctly sized bra.

“Improperly fitted bras are known to cause many health challenges, such as back and shoulder pain.”

They found that over 80% of the women were wearing the wrong bra size!

“There is no standard sizing for bras, and women’s breasts are all different shapes and sizes. Bra size measurements are based upon two dimensions, which does no justice for our 3-dimensional breasts!”

If you feel you must wear a bra, go to a real lingerie store and have a professional fitting, then try on the bras. Invest in a comfortable, properly sized bra (avoid under wires).
Note: Your breasts change size at different times, including during your menstrual cycle. Try on bras when your breasts are at their fullest, usually before your period.

And, if you’ve experienced any recent changes, such as gaining or losing weight, pregnancy (or postpartum), breast surgery, or any other changes, now is the time to get refitted.

Massage your breasts in the morning after your shower, before getting dressed, and at the end of the day after you have taken off your bra to stimulate circulation.

“Look at your breasts and body in the mirror when you take off your bra. Do you have any red marks or lines?”

That is a warning sign your bra is cutting off circulation.

If you must wear a bra to work or to leave the house, take it off as soon as you can, and do not wear it longer than 12 hours a day (or to sleep).

Or, just go bra-free!

“If your breasts are sensitive or painful when you go bra-free, that is a sign of congestion, which will go away within a few days (or a few months) when your breasts get used to the enhanced circulation and movement.”

If you are nervous about your nipples showing, use a scarf, dress in layers, or wear a camisole.

“Naturally supporting your breast health promotes longevity, sensuality, and vitality.”

Now take care of your breasts and take off your bra!

“A woman’s breasts are naturally designed to jiggle, bounce, and sway as she moves. Bras inhibit the natural movement of the breasts, which interferes with the way Mother Nature designed breasts for optimal health.”

The bra is a recent invention that burst onto the fashion scene in the late 1800’s, replacing the tight corset, which was known to damage the internal organs, spines, and overall health of women.

“By the 1930’s, large-scale commercial production began that made the brassiere widely available to women. The bra industry is now a multi-billion dollar market dominated by large, multinational corporations.”

Bra wearing has becoming such a common part of Western women’s lifestyle, that many women feel obligated to wear them for work or any time they are out in public.

Some women even wear them 24 hours a day!

Wait ooooo.Alams was at the Ojude Oba festival in Ijebu held the day after the Ileya festival on 24/25th September and that was the last time he was seen in public.

Qatar is the only country that starts with a "Q," and Iraq is the only one that ends with one.

In October 2014, the man once known as the “governor-general of the Ijaw nation” flew to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to retrieve the corpse of Oyamieyifa, one of his sons who died under controversial circumstances. No father wants to bury his child, and not even under such a cloud. Tonbra, his other son, broke up with his wife of seven months, Chikodi Stella Ononiwu, early 2015 in controversial circumstances after a dream wedding which was the talk of the town. That might have been of little worry to Alamieyeseigha, who had to also watch his wife, Margret, suffer so much pain as a result of bad health. I also understand that she is currently undergoing treatment for a life-threatening ailment.

Who wants to bet?

A video of some prophet, making very vague references to some VIP Nigerian personality who will die "suddenly" is very likely to surface, amidst claims that predictions were made before hand that Alams of Bayelsa would die.

Alamiyesigha may not have died today if not for consequences of his past corrupt actions........He was receiving treatment correctly in Dubai when he suddenly heard the news that Britain sought his extradition......to avoid Ibori's treatment, he removed every drip, abandoned his medications and hurriedly ran back to Nigeria.......Hmmmmm, Nigeria a country that can protect the thieves only judicially but have no medical protection for anyone because the thieves have stolen her medicine!

Alams came home to die instead of going to London to live in a well deserved prison.............

Because you are now dead, even though, your actions when you were alive are still killing many innocent ones..... but I will not leave you without prayers.... May your works follow you..

I just hope this time its not one of his disguise mechanisms or disappearing acts!.