₦airaland Forum

londoner:
It says Blacks not just Nigerians. I want to know what the government is doing, they need to bring them back.

morpheus24:
How have you started helping to solve the problem your self. Please list your achievements.

bolar:
[/b]This issue of Terrorist and Suicide Bombing is a whole ball game and has nothing to do with Religion as far s Nigeria is concern. According to a friend of Mutallab, he said the accused was a lover of Peace and according to his Islamic teacher too he was angry at people that was behind the 911 attack, where does the issue of religion come in here?

Also the accused was in Yemen for several years and he must have been "BRAIN WASHED" before agreeing to take this sinful act, I'm a Muslim and observes my 5 daily prayer, keep the laws of Allah, Terrorism, Suicide Bombing or unjust killing of one another is not allowed in our religion and whoever partake in it will see the wrath of Almighty Allah (SWT). Americans should look for another way to nail Nigeria if they need to[b]

Tsiya:
You guys should not be celebrating. Yar'adua is not dead. If he is, certainly, the foreign media will report that. Even the foreign media are quoting Nigerian media as a source.

Yar'adua being a muslim, they will not keep his body.

It is unfortunate that his handlers had allowed this to reach this level, but Yar'adua is not dead so far.

ochukoccna:
@ least I'm not as foolish as you, your dead dumb president, the leaders of 9ja and plain dumb old you.
All this crazy government agents who come to NL to plant falsehood
When I get to position of authority, I'll not be like Yaradua who swore an oath to conduct government biz in utter secrecy like those in the occult. I'll also make sure I have good information managers not those who spew out propaganda you so easily chew up. Foolish dumb citizen. Your president went AWOL for 49 days, left the country in limbo and you haven't deemed it fit to impeach him because according to you, he's still alive.
Isn't that called dereliction of duty?
[size=18pt]Now I know that you are really really dumb! [/size]

The American Chronicle is reporting that Nigerian President, His Excellency Umaru Yaradua is dead according to authoritative sources at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre.

According to Hodderway Books, He died on the 10th of December at 3.30pm at an Intensive Care Unit at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center in Jeddah Saudi-Arabia. Sources at the Hospital say that the First lady wants to keep the news secret for the next few days for personal reasons.

The Reporter said that at the time of his death he was surrounded by his wife, Turai and a childhood friend, Nigerian Member of Parliament,

The president left Nigeria fifty days ago after complaining of Chest pains. Sources at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center in Jeddah say that the president suffered among many other things, kidney failure, stroke and massive brain damage.

The President has been bedridden ever since. Nigerian officials had previously lied to the country that the president's health was getting better while his situation got worse. The president was conspicuously silent regarding the Christmas day bombing in which a 23-year-old Nigerian, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab tried to detonate a bomb on an aircraft that carried nearly 300 people.

But according to a Nigerian Newspaper, PUNCH, he is on life support.

PUNCH says there is Confusion over the true state of President Umaru Yar‘Adua‘s health heightened on Sunday as ministers and other aides were sharply divided over whether Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan should take over as acting President.

The confusion, our correspondents reliably learnt, grew as fresh facts emerged over the weekend that contrary to reports of improving health, the President might have been placed on life support machine since the last week of December.

PUNCH correspondents gathered that Yar’Adua was transferred in the last week of December from the Intensive Care Unit of the King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to one of the supporting wards in the Royal Suite attached to the hospital, after he suffered “a repeated multiple organ failure.”

Reliable sources who spoke with PUNCH correspondents in Lagos, Abuja and Jeddah, said the President‘s current situation was responsible for the confusion that his whereabouts is currently generating in the media and presidential aides’ desperation to manage the development without causing panic in the system.

PUNCH sources said, “The President was moved from the ICU of the hospital on the night of Thursday, December 24 to the supporting ward of the hospital in Jeddah where he has been on life support since.

“His situation is getting similar to that of the former Israeli Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, who has been in coma for three years and is only being kept alive with the aid of the life support therapy.”

Another source who confirmed that at least two specialists of African descent were some of the doctors that attended to the President before he was transferred, said the surreptitious manner in which Yar’Adua was transferred gave room for speculation about his present condition.

He said, “Because he was transferred to a section where important patients normally recuperate, the few close aides of the President thought he was getting better and might be recuperating. But the truth is that President Yar‘Adua is in a secured adjoining ward where, beyond the life support machine, only a miraculous recovery can see him through.

“Even if that will happen, it may take a while as he is totally dependent on the life support machine to continue to live. In his present state, he is unable to make use of his organs and senses.”

The source said that since patients who were on life support were not listed as regular patients whose records could be traced at the hospital, it would appear as if President Yar‘Adua was never admitted at the hospital, had been discharged or could not be traced.

“The fact is that the Federal Government signed a Non-Disclosure Order request form, which forbids the hospital from releasing any official information on the progress or whereabouts of the President. I am aware that two people signed the form when the president checked in at the hospital - his wife, Turai and his Chief Security Officer, Mohammed Tilde,” the source added.

Our correspondents learnt that except the Federal Government failed in its obligation to pay or the President‘s family offered an express instruction to have the life support machine removed, the President might be in that state for many years.

“The Federal Government, of course, is able to foot the bill, even if Yar‘Adua is no longer the President and except there is a religious consideration, I do not think the family would be in a hurry to discontinue with the life support. It is obvious that the confusion to reconcile all these developments, in view of the lies that have been told about the President‘s health, has caused the dilemma in the Presidency at the moment,” the source stated.

It was gathered that apart from the First Lady, Turai; the Chief Security Adviser, Serki Muhtar, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Alhaji Adamu Aliero, the Governor of Bauchi State, Alhaji Issa Yuguda, the Minister of Agriculture, Alhaji Abba Ruma, and Tilde, no top government official has seen or heard from the President since he left Nigeria on November 23, contrary to reports that he signed the supplementary budget and spoke with some state officials on the telephone.

Our correspondents gathered that there was a mutual suspicion among ministers, as none wants to be seen as being disloyal to the President by calling for his resignation or openly supporting Jonathan as acting president.

When contacted on the telephone on Sunday, the Minister of Information and Communications, Prof. Dora Akunyili, told one of our correspondents that she was on vacation and “out of the country.”

A telephone call pulled through to the King Faisal Hospital in Jeddah was not successful as the hospital‘s spokesperson spoke only in Arabic.

When our correspondent told the female voice in English that he had an enquiry from Nigeria on President Yar‘Adua, she said, ”Nigeria, no, no, no,” and hang up the phone.

But a cardiothoracic surgeon at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Dr. Olayiwola Ogunleye, in an interview with one of our correspondents said that acute pericarditis should not take more than a week to treat.

He, however, added that if the ailment was as a result of other conditions, it could take a longer time to treat.

According to him, patients whose essential body systems are not working could be put on a life support, which he explained might involve enteric feeding, mechanical ventilation, defrrillator and, heart/lung machine.

Ogunleye, who is the only cardiothoracic surgeon at LUTH, said, ”It is used when organs of the body are not working. Such organs include the liver, kidneys and the heart. Its usage can be stopped when the organs start working.”

http://www.elombah.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2621:president-umaru-yaraadua-is-dead-american-chronicle&catid=3:newsflash&Itemid=57

whiteroses:
what counrty is on your mind, i'd suggest botswana they are doing pretty well, if you dont like africa and dont want to be a minority then i suggest JAMAICA!
*singing*jamica we have a bobsled team: SANKA! sanka you dead? Yeah mon

rhymz:
i think u are right guy cos they are not on air as i write.Do U know the cause of the fire?

neily:
Why is it dat terrorists are always muslims, is dat what d Islamic Religion teaches?

Yes. 

erastus75:
Just learnt from a former muslim that, these guys are brainwashed to believe that when they die fighting during jihad, 70,000 virgins are waiting for them at al-jana.

Imagine this,70,000 virgin dey make dem kolo

ikay88:
Thank you!

Poster is worrying so much about how foreigners view of us will change, when our image has since been tainted by other actions of nigerian passport holders. Best for the country to start acting like a country and unite for development, stability and the greater good.

(Of course we need to have a president first) lol

That is why I don't buy the idea of "run commot for naija" Here is my country, here i will stay, and I promise my self not to regret it in whatever way.

You can imagine what one of the kids said at Who wants to be a millionaire. Frank asked that if she was to be given the 500k naira she won, what would she do with it? She replied "I will fly out of the country" Na wetin she dey hear she too talk so. Rubbish! as if once you travel out of Nigeria, you will not die again. Once you've died, Someone should answer the question please, i want to know. Question "would you still remember that you enjoyed on earth?" Some say it is better to be rich and die at 30 than to be poor and die at 70. Afterall, where are you going self? when memory etc will be washed off.