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Politics / Police Sets Record Straight On The Abia INEC Office Fire Incident by MrLife1(m): 3:13pm On Feb 05, 2019
The Nigeria Police says it has opened investigation into the fire incident that gutted some sections of the temporary office of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, at Umu-Ikaa, Isiala South Local Government Area of Abia State, South Nigeria.

The fire incident occurred on Saturday night, but no life was lost.

Abia State Commissioner of Police, Chris Ezike who was at on the spot assessment visit to the scene, told AIT that preliminary investigations suggest that perpetrators of the act are up to some games.

According to the CP, the attackers scaled through the fence, dropping off some cans of fuel into the window of the office toilet where the PVCs were kept, before setting it ablaze.

Already, two Police Officers are said to be in custody while two INEC staff have been questioned by detectives.

Ezike is debunking news making the rounds that about 15000 PVCs and the register containing the Voters details were destroyed by the fire , stating that only 319 PVCs were burnt while 7100 were salvaged.

A resident in the area, Nnabugwu Ofoegbu, claims the fire started at about 10pm, but the timely intervention of the youths and some Police men prevented from spreading and the causing more damage.


It would be the second time the INEC office in Isiala South Local Government Area is going up in flames during the electioneering season the first being in the year 2015.

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Politics / Police Puts Records Straight On Abia INEC Office Fire Incident by MrLife1(m): 2:59pm On Feb 05, 2019
Date: 04-02-19

The Nigeria Police says it has opened investigation into the fire incident that gutted some sections of the temporary office of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, at Umu-Ikaa, Isiala South Local Government Area of Abia State, South Nigeria.

The fire incident occurred on Saturday night, but no life was lost.

Abia State Commissioner of Police, Chris Ezike who was on assesment visit to the scene, told AIT that preliminary investigations suggest that perpetrators of the act are up to some games.


According to the CP, the attackers scaled through the fence, dropping off some cans of fuel into the window of the office toilet where the PVCs were kept, before setting ablaze.

Already, two Police Officers are said to be in custody while two INEC staff have been questioned by detectives.



Ezike is debunking news making the rounds that about 15000 PVCs and the register containing the Voters details were destroyed by the fire , stating that only 319 PVCs were burnt while 7100 were salvaged.

A resident in the area, Nnabugwu Ofoegbu, claims the fire started at about 10pm, but the timely intervention of the youths and some Police men prevented the fire from spreading and causing more damage.

It would be the second time the INEC office in Isiala South Local Government Area is going up in flames during the electioneering season the first being in the year 2015.

Politics / Re: Aisha Alhassan 'Mama Taraba' Resigns As Minister (Resignation Letter) by MrLife1(m): 10:45am On Sep 29, 2018
Gbagam Gbagam....

In case you still want to know the reason for your disqualification, it's this simple.

Your Buhari/Atiku comment early last year which generated lots of controversies, and since then made the people that were publicly working for to start doubting your loyalty, is the reason, Mama Ukwu Taraba.


Though you said your mind like Unnigerian Politician,
you should have understood the terrain you were into before now.

Wish you will bounce back to surprise them shaa

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Politics / Re: PHOTOS: Buhari Meets US Secretary Of States, Pompeo by MrLife1(m): 7:13am On Sep 29, 2018
An effort to salvage the image savaged by Trump's lifeless comment. issorite

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Politics / Re: Breaking: Fayemi In Early Lead by MrLife1(m): 6:28am On Jul 15, 2018
Fayose won last election and attributed it to Stomach Infrastructure,

should Fayemi attribute his to Security Infrastructure if he finally wins?

We will know.


[b]Fayose won last election and attributed it to Stomach Infrastructure,

should Fayemi attribute his to Security Infrastructure if he finally wins?

We will know.


[/b]Fayose won last election and attributed it to Stomach Infrastructure,

should Fayemi attribute his to Security Infrastructure if he finally wins?

We will know.
Religion / Re: Does God Tell Us Who to Marry? by MrLife1(m): 2:37am On Jun 11, 2018
if God is interested in our every dealing, even our thoughts and meditation, so why not who we spend the rest of lives with?
Yes, God tells us who we should marry because he wants the best for us, and he understands better.

But God doesn't necessarily tells us that through a cleric, sometimes he speaks to us through our intuitive.

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Marseille Vs Atletico Madrid : Europa League Final (0 - 3) On 16th May 2018 by MrLife1(m): 8:56pm On May 16, 2018
Goooooooal! Abeg, who score am?
Nairaland / General / Food For Thought by MrLife1(m): 9:24pm On May 12, 2018
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Politics / A Repeat Of History? Begging Questions by MrLife1(m): 2:46pm On Feb 16, 2018
Yesterday, while glancing through one textbook on history of Nigeria politics written over a decade ago by Dr. Shedrack C. Owunwa of Department of Political Science; Alvan Ikoku College of Education, Owerri, Imo State, I got fascinated in the chapter eight of that book.

Boldly titled "The Buhari Administration", the chapter x-rays the maiden administration of by the current President, Muhammadu Buhari who was then the Head of State and Commander-in-Chief after President Shehu Shagari was ousted from office on December 31, 1983.

The second paragraph of that piece reads, " the return of the military to governance was initially a big relief to the Nigerian public because the Shagari regime had reached a state of complete decay and popular disaffection. With the economy on the verge of collapse and the rape of democracy committed as a result of the wide-spread rigging of the 1983 general elections, there was general disillusionment with civilian rule. When Buhari declared his intention to sanitize the battered economy, the Nigeria masses looked forward to a better future, a new social and economic order. He started well but before long, authoritarian rule made its appearance and the euphoria which his advent petered out".

Coming to the first paragraph under the sub-topic : Sanitation of the Nigerian Society, the author writes: " to Gen. Buhari, sanitizing the society included strict observance of a code of civil behaviour............. More importantly, people who were suspected to have mismanaged the country's finances were put in detention while from others, embezzled or misappropriated public funds were recovered. Whether the recovered sums of money were paid back into the government coffers is another matter", Dr. Owunwa asserts.

Again, the author noted that Gen. Buhari in his bid to rehabilitate the economy introduced harsh economic measures. "For instance, the implementation of several important projects was shelved, subsidies for education, health and other services were cut, workers were entrenched in large numbers in both the public and private sectors. There were cutbacks on state recurrent budget and wage freeze, and the quantity of essential raw materials imported into the country was made dependent on the amount of foreign exchange available after debt servicing".

Stating on and on, the chapter concludes by adding " the country had evidently got into the grip of authoritarianism at the service of western capitalist interests. Nigerians in their innermost hearts prayed for another "saviour" and thought that the prayer as answered on August 26, 1985 when Major-Gen. Babaginda toppled the Buhari's administration in another palace coup".

With the current situations in the country, can we now say that a foregone history is again resurrecting with even more dexterous stories?

Of all the times, why must President Buhari show face when the economy is going bananas?

With his past credentials, why did Nigerians who were witnesses to that still believed in him for a positive change?

Will his future end be better than his end in the past?


*From the 2016 archive.
Nairaland / General / Hiv/aids Not As Deadly As Other Stds (shocking Facts) by MrLife1(m): 7:47pm On Feb 14, 2018
By Kanu Augustine Oluebubechi and Ekeledo Kelechi Hart.(Kamreports).



A lady in her mid twenties has been praying for a husband and a job for a long time. Just when she was about to lose all hope, she got a marriage proposal and a job invite.

At her work place, she was told by the Human Resource Officer, 'your credentials showed that you met the requirements for the job but before we proceed, we will need your HIV status report'. From her prospective husband's church, ‘…in line with our church tradition, we can't wed intending couples without knowing their HIV status’, the pastor told her. Left with no choice, she went for the test. Faster and faster, her heart pounded as she awaited the result. Her conscience couldn't stop playing tricks to her, reminding her how many times she did it without protection... Out of self-guilt, she began to pray quietly in her mind, ‘Lord, have mercy upon me. Please, I pray you deliver me from HIV disease...’ Before she could say Amen, her result was already out. Fortunately, she was HIV Negative. She got the work, and she got married.

Nine months later, she died of
genital herpes, a sexually transmitted infection which she was diagnosed of more than a year before her death. Who do we blame?

Globally, nations are bent on eradicating the scourge of HIV/AIDS but turns blind eyes to other Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs).
No doubt, HIV/AIDS is a deadly and dreadful disease, but so are other innumerable STDs.

Take as a Case Study, Hepatitis A, B and C are hardly given serious attentions as viruses transmissible by sexual contact, with Hepatitis B being the type most likely to be sexually transmitted. All types of hepatitis are relatively life threatening, with effects on the liver. Hepatitis B and C when not adequately treated can beckon on various forms of cancers of liver with end result being liver transplant.

Another overlooked but dangerous infection is the chancroid. This bacterial STI is spread only through sexual contact, and it causes painful purulent ulcers or open sores in and around the genitals; penis, scrotal sack and the vagina.

The over one hundred types of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) or Genital Warts are common among over 50% of sexually active people. When small harmless looking rough lump on the on the feet, hand, or genital region, it can be HPV. When overlooked, some have cancerous tendencies.


Herpes on the other hand is a frequently occurring asymptomatic STD, in the sense that lots of people infected by it do not know. Herpes is characterised by painful sores and blisters on skin parts, the penis, vulva, vagina, anal region etc. Herpes have no known cure; some treatment however can reduce symptoms and possible transmission to someone.

Gonorrhoea is asymptomatic among most women and shows some symptoms among most men. Gonorrhoea can lead to infertility both men and women with symptoms such as pain and urge to urinate often, menstrual pains and irregularities, painful sex, yellow or yellow-green vaginal discharge and vaginal tenderness/swelling. On the part of men, painful and frequent urination characterised by penile pus-like discharge is seen. Before recently when scientists discovered a new strain of gonorrhoea that is resistant to all current antibiotics, the infection was treatable.


Chlamydia is yet another very common STD with no symptom. When left untreated, Chlamydia may also lead to chronic pain, pelvic inflammatory disease and the risk of ectopic pregnancy in women.
Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) is very common among women and is characterised by itching of the vagina and discharge. BV occurs when there is an overgrowth of certain “bad” bacteria in
the vagina.


Syphilis is spread by contact with open sores (usually during sex). The mouth, vagina, anus, penis, and scrotum are usually at risk of being infected. If left untreated it can cause serious health problems, including brain and nervous system damage, blood infection and even death.


Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) is a non jokey that mercilessly harms the reproductive parts of women. When different bacteria like, the Chlamydia and gonorrhoea move up from the vagina or cervix into the uterus and other reproductive organs, Pelvic Inflammatory disease can occur characterised by feverish chills, nausea/vomiting back and lower abdominal pain, strange vaginal discharge, painful urination, painful sex, long or painful
menstrual periods etc.


Lymphogranuloma Venereum (LGV) often seen in individuals who have had unprotected receptive anal sex, causes genital ulcer and swelling of the genital lymph nodes.


Molluscum contagiosum is caused by a virus that can be spread through sexual and by non-sexual contact. Objects like towels, clothing or intimacy gadgets when shared with an infected person, can give a non-carrier the virus.


The list is endless. This is reaffirmed by a fact-sheet filed by World Health organisation (WHO) which stated that daily; over 100 million sexually transmitted Infections excluding HIV/AIDS are spread globally. The death statistics of patients living with STDs excluding HIV/AIDS are also on the constant increase, while those living with AIDS are continuously beat down. In the same fact-sheet, it is revealed that contracting some two kinds of STI like Syphilis and HSV type2 increases the chances of one acquiring HIV by over three fold.


Major birth defects and still-births have also been traced to STI infection among pregnant women numbering over Nine Hundred Thousand each year, and so the ugly trend goes on and on.

The problem is ignorance and carelessness as seen in the case of the woman’s story captured at the beginning of this article. A report by Penguin Atlas of Human Sexual Behaviour reveals that around the world roughly over 240 million people have sex daily, with over 70% of this number going unprotected without condom and not being sure of each other’s health status.


A research survey conducted by KamReports also bared the alarming level of ignorance as regards to knowledge of sexually transmitted infection among youths. Over Two hundred young men and women between the ages of 19 and 35 got answered questionnaires on being tested medically of other STDs aside HIV; only 15% (30 persons) affirmed that they have gone for such diagnosis, while the remaining 85% (270 persons) thought of HIV as the only disease transmissible through sexual contact. Unfortunately, among those 30 persons, twenty confirmed to have tested positive to one form of STD or the other, excluding HIV/AIDS with only one person stating that she has been certified okay after treatment.


The solution is not farfetched. Intending couples, medical doctors, schools, organisations, churches and other relevant authorities demanding medical report, should not consider HIV, genotype, blood group and/or fertility tests as the only needful medical check-ups prerequisite for certification of fitness.
Government, individuals and groups should set up foundations that will cater for and aid people get tested and adequately curable STDs treated or the incurable ones managed.

Excellent personal hygiene is also of great importance. Individuals should endeavour to keep their bodies, clothes, beddings, toilets, room, homes and environment neat, sanitized and sterilized at all times. Eat healthy meal, with fruits and lots of water. Get tested and treat all infections adequately.
For the unmarried, abstinence is very important or the constant and rightful use of condom during sex; “being faithful to a faithful partner notwithstanding”.

Married couples should be VERY faithful to each other.
Sexually Transmitted Infections and Diseases have excellent ways of quietly getting into the body, growing strong and resistant to medications and then destroying the general functionality of the body. So get tested, get treated and stay off illicit sex.
Politics / Re: I Almost Fled Nigeria In 2016 – Buhari by MrLife1(m): 3:52pm On Dec 05, 2017
Must you embarrass your country and rubbish her citizens' image outside the country?

Thought you ve' stopped already, but no. Always wailing over spilled milk.
Nairaland / General / Prophecy by MrLife1(m): 5:41am On Dec 05, 2017
Prophecy

Look! A Day is coming When
There shall be no more Night.
But few days before Then,
Shall come with a dim Light.
On that Day,
This present time will Elapse
Before that Day,
There shall be the Apocalypse.
Beware! On that Day,
The World's Best,
May turn to Heaven's Worst.
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Education / There's Nothing Like Paining by MrLife1(m): 11:47pm On Nov 25, 2017
English language is made and meant to be spoken correctly.
But we often don't remember that.

For instance, we commonly say 'My head is 'paining' me'.

You need no Primary 4 English Teacher from Kaduna to tell you Pain has not 'ing'.

Why not say, 'My head hurts me;'
or 'My head is hurting me'.

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