₦airaland Forum

By Onche Odeh
(Lagos),
Hassan Zaggi (Abuja) and Dan Abia
(P/Harcourt)

The N1.9 billion announce by
President Goodluck Jonathan as
special intervention Fund to curb the
outbreak of the Ebola Virus Decease
in Nigeria continues to generate
controversies, following insinuations
that the Federal Ministry of Health
(FMoH) may have diverted it to other
uses.

In August, when the president
announced approval for the fund, he
was emphatic about its use.
In a statement by Jonathan’s Senior
Special Adviser on Media and
Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, it was
clearly stated that the fund is to
strengthen efforts to contain the
virus, including the establishment of
additional isolation centres, case
management, contact tracing,
deployment of additional personnel,
screening at borders, and the
procurement of required items and
facilities, among others. This
generated so much applause for the
president who was hailed for taking
the right decision at the right time.
But, recent information from the
FMOH showed that the fund would be
used, within the next few weeks, to
acquire equipment for tertiary
hospitals.

This is happening at a time when
other revelations have suggested the
contrary. Sunday Independent was
reliably informed that the federal
ministry officials at a meeting of the
World Health Organisation (WHO) on
Ebola in Geneva, a fortnight ago, in a
presentation showed how the N1.9b
was spent, a situation that aroused
the curiosity of Nigerians
representing other institutions at the
meeting.
“What we hear is that the fund was
yet to be released. But at a meeting
in Geneva, there was a presentation
by a representative of the Nigerian
government, in which a slide showed
how the N1.9b was spent,” our source
said.

Meanwhile, a reliable source at the
health ministry in Abuja anonymously
told Sunday Independent, in Abuja
that the ministry has since placed
order for the equipment.
Permanent Secretary, Federal
Ministry of Health, Linus Awute, also
made clarifications on this at a
meeting with heads of tertiary
hospitals in the country in Abuja, on
Wednesday.

Awute explained that the fund was
the capital budget submitted to
President Goodluck Jonathan which
was approved, leading to the release
of N1.9 billion which was meant to
purchase equipments for
decontamination, PPEs and vehicles.
Few weeks ago, the Minister of
Health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, said:
“We did say that the N1.9billion that
the President approved was for the
Federal Ministry of Health; those
ones that the Federal Ministry of
Health should champion. That fund
was provided based on the budget
that the Federal Ministry of Health
submitted to Mr. President. It was
not termed an Ebola Fund.”

Emphasising this, the minister said, “I
repeat, because now I hear that in
some places, even village heads are
asking for their own share. Nigeria is
always thinking of sharing money. It
is money for the Federal Ministry of
Health to use in working. They are
going to use it to procure more
vehicles; which have already been
ordered.
“It is a budget for the Federal
Ministry of Health and its agencies as
submitted by the Federal Ministry of
Health to Mr. President.
“What I am saying is that there will
still be other funds that will still be
released in various ways depending
on what any of the cognate agencies
is requesting from Mr. President that
must be done.”

In a sharp response to this, President,
National Union of Allied Health
Professionals, Felix Faniran, said the
sudden change in what the Fund is to
be used for, shows lack of
transparency.
Faniran, however, said using the
money to strengthen the health
system, if Nigeria successfully
contains the current Ebola outbreak
is a welcome idea, but only if it would
be judiciously used.

He said: “When Mr President
announced the fund, the public
believed it was meant to address the
Ebola virus disease. It would have
been better used for that purpose in
order to increase awareness on the
killer disease and adopt further
measures to prevent the disease from
gaining secondary entry into the
country.”

Faniran who is also the Vice
President of Joint Health Sector
Union (JOHESU), further said,
“however, if the money is to be
diverted to Health System Equipment
based on the current situation that
Ebola disease has been successfully
contained, one would not unduly
frown on the idea, provided the fund
is truly spent to procure high quality,
durable and necessary equipment.”

Meanwhile, Lagos and Rivers, two
states hit by the current outbreak,
have confirmed receipt of N200
million assistance each from the FG
to fight the Ebola outbreak.
As at Thursday Lagos State
announced that, of the 366 persons
that were initially followed, there are
no more persons to follow up on,
bringing hope of a successful
containment. In Rivers, the
Commissioner for Health, Sampson
Parker, disclosed on Wednesday that
there were 340 Ebola Virus disease
(EVD) cases under surveillance in the
state.


dailyindependentnig.com/2014/09/health-ministry-diverts-n1-9b-ebola-fund/

By Oladele Ogunsola,Correspondent, Ibadan
Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Olayiwola
Adeyemi 111, has expressed worries
over the spate of insecurity in the
country occasioned by the Boko
Haram insurgency and its attendant
consequences on the existing bond of
brotherhood in the country.
Oba Adeyemi spoke in London,
United Kingdom (UK), during his visit
to the country’s High Commissioner,
Dalhatu Sarki Tafida, at the Nigerian
House.

The monarch, the first Nigerian
monarch to be so received at the
High Commission, spoke through a
statement made available to
journalists by his media aide,
Fehintola Azeez.
He asked: “What went wrong in
Nigeria today that brothers are
killing one another?
“Nigeria was not like this before,
what went wrong? Where did we miss
it as a nation?
“In the past, Nigerians were not
afraid of engaging in inter-tribal
marriages and there are numerous
examples of so many successful
marriages across the Niger.
“But, that is fastly fading away
because of lack of trust, tolerance and
other mundane things at the
detriment of a united Nigeria”.
While reiterating the negative effects
of the current insurgency on the
corporate existence of the country,
Adeyemi maintained that there was
no way Nigeria could move forward in
her march to greatness in an
atmosphere of crisis and wanton
destruction of lives and properties of
fellow beings.
The monarch commended Tafida,
saying, “I read a lot about Your
Excellency’s activities here to ensure
peaceful co-existence between
Nigerians and their host.
”Not only that, I’m conversant with
how serious you are about the image
of our dear country, Nigeria, and how
you always ensure that we are
globally projected in good light.
“I can only say you keep it up while I
congratulate Mr. President for having
a man of your calibre here”, Adeyami
posited.
While welcoming the monarch and his
entourage, Tafida described the visit
as historic, saying, “today is
memorable for us.
“This is going to be the first time a
paramount ruler will visit us, an
outstanding and outspoken traditional
ruler in Yorubaland”.
He recalled his first encounter with
Oba Adeyemi some decades ago when
the Alaafin was appointed Amirul
Hajj by the late Head of State,
General Murtala Mohammed, noting
that the monarch was the first
traditional ruler to be so appointed in
the history of the country by any
government, and his tenure in that
capacity had become a reference
point since then.
Tafida, who said he came to office as
High Commissioner in the UK in
2008, underscored the visit as
historic, noting, “Kabiyesi, we are
your children.
“We are here to serve you; we only
receive Presidents/Heads of State
here, not traditional rulers. But,
yours is different.
”Your Majesty, you are first among
equals. I have not officially welcomed
any traditional ruler from Nigeria;
this is first of its kind”, he said.

By Celestine Okafor
Politics
Editor, Abuja

The United Progressive Party (UPP)
has congratulated the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) for adopting
President Goodluck Jonathan as its
sole candidate for the 2015
presidential election.
It also congratulated Jonathan over
his adoption by the PDP.

In a statement issued by the party’s
National Publicity Secretary of the
party, Ogbuehi Dike, at the weekend,
UPP said PDP’s action has saved the
party and the general public the
distraction of a possible rancorous
and bitter presidential primary
election.

The party maintained that Nigeria
does not require any more heated
contests for party nomination at this
time of restiveness in the country.
UPP urged the opposition All
Progressive Congress (APC) to
emulate PDP and use its internal
mechanism to put its best candidate
forward for the 2015 presidential
election through a consensus
arrangement.

The party said, on its part, “We have
not left Nigerians in doubt as to the
fact that our presidential candidate
for the 2015 election shall emerge
from the South-East geopolitical
zone”.


dailyindependentnig.com/2014/09/2015-upp-congratulates-pdp-adopting-jonathan/

By Henry Umoru

NATIONAL leadership of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, told
all its governors, federal and state
legislators, ministers, chairmen of
locals, all appointed and other elected
officials to be prudent in the
management of resources if the party
must continue to get the votes of
Nigerians in presidential and general
elections.

The PDP however reiterated its call on
Nigerians irrespective of ethnicity,
religion, region or party affiliation to
live in unity and remain peaceful.
The party however urged Nigerians to
emulate the people of Scotland who
have chosen to preserve their more than
300 years union by voting to stay in
Britain irrespective of challenges of
ethnic diversity.

According to Metuh, the decision by the
Scots has shown that “citizens can
indeed push through their resolve to live
together and peacefully as one people
with a common destiny despite their
differences, perceived or real.
“We might be different in our tongues,
tribes and religious affiliations but, as
one people, let us not dwell on these
differences but rather magnify those
things that bind us together so that we
continue to live together in peace, love
and unity.”


www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/2015-prudent-resources-pdp-tells-govs-officials/

By Jimitota Onoyume

PORT HARCOURT—RIVERS State
Government, Thursday, confirmed that
the Federal Government released N200
million to the state to assist in the fight
against the Ebola Virus Disease.
State Commissioner of Health, Dr.
Sampson Parker, said schools in the
state will not resume on September 22
because there were still about 254
persons under surveillance in the state.
He said there was no Ebola patient at
the Ebola treatment centres at the
moment in the state but that there was
need to complete the circle on persons
under surveillance before schools could
resume.

He said: “I received good news,
Wednesday, from the Minister of Health,
that the President has approved the
release of N200 million to Rivers State
to support the state’s Ebola response.
“I hope that we will receive the money
as soon as possible. For about a week
now, we have not had any new case at
the treatment and isolation centres and
that really gladdens my heart.
“Surveillance is still on. Remember that
we got a robust registration of about
526 persons on surveillance.
“Today, as I speak, it has dropped to
about 254. More will drop as the days
go by. And by September 22, by the
grace of God, a huge number will drop.
We hope none of them will come out
symptomatic or positive.”



www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/rivers-gets-n200m-fg-fight-ebola/

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NIGERIA has dropped by four spots in
the FIFA World Rankings and are now
37th as a result of its unimpressive
performance in its two Africa Cup of
Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.
According to the September rankings
released on Thursday on FIFA's website,
Nigeria now has 642 points as against
673 points it garnered in the August
ranking.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
recalls that the African Champions fell
2-3 to Congo and were held to a goalless
draw by South Africa in the 2015
AFCON qualifiers.
With the, Nigeria are now the sixth-
placed country in Africa as against the
third place it occupied in August.
The 2013 AFCON champions are now
preceded in Africa by Algeria, Cote
D'Ivoire, Tunisia, Ghana and Senegal
which have 926, 879,701, 661 and 645
points respectively.
However, the first five teams in Africa
moved up in the global rankings as
Algeria is now world 20th, Cote D'Ivoire
22nd, Tunisia 31st, Ghana 33rd and
Senegal 36th.
On the global scene, there was no
movement either into or out of the top
10.
2014 FIFA World Cup finalists, Germany
and Argentina, have slightly extended
their lead over the chasing pack and
remain unchallenged at the top of the
rankings.
They are followed in third position by
Colombia, which has swapped places
with the Netherlands.
The Netherlands paid dearly for their
2-1 defeat at the hands of Czech
Republic in their opening qualifying
match for UEFA EURO 2016.
On their part, Colombia equalled their
highest-ever position, having previously
achieved third in July and August 2013.
Meanwhile in the top ten, Brazil (6th, up
1) and France (9th, up 1) have gained
ground, while Uruguay (7th, down 1),
Spain (8th, down 1) and Switzerland
(10th, down 1) have each dropped a
place.
However, this month's biggest winners
are Guatemala, which three wins in four
matches in the qualifiers for the
CONCACAF Gold Cup 2015 have seen
the team leap by 77 places to 57th.
The team's win against World Cup
participants Honduras yielded many of
those points.
With Iceland (34th, up 12), Congo (48th,
up 30) and Antigua and Barbuda (80th,
up 69), September 2014 saw the three
teams reaching their highest-ever
position since the ranking was
introduced in 1993.
According to FIFA, of the 141
international "A" matches taken into
account for this month's ranking, over
half of them (80) are continental
qualifiers in Europe, Africa and
CONCACAF.
"The other 61 fixtures were friendlies
and this takes the total number of
international "A" matches played in
2014 so far to 526. (NAN)

Cape Town - Nigeria's police and
military routinely torture women, men
and children, some as young as 12,
human rights watchdog Amnesty
International said on Thursday.
Torture has become
"institutionalised", with police stations
having an informal "officer in charge
of torture," Amnesty said in a report
released in the capital, Abuja.
"Across the country, the scope and
severity of torture inflicted on women,
men and children by the authorities
supposed to protect them is shocking
to even the most hardened human
rights observer," said research and
advocacy director Netsanet Belay.
Torture techniques include shootings,
beatings, nail or tooth extractions,
choking, electric shocks, rape and
sexual violence.
Detainees are tortured as punishment,
to extort money or to extract
"confessions" as a shortcut to "solving"
cases, said the organisation, which
interviewed hundreds of victims and
gathered evidence over 10 years.
"A policewoman ... spread my legs
wide and fired tear gas into my
vagina ... I was asked to confess that I
was an armed robber ... I was
bleeding. ... I still feel pain in my
womb," Abosede, a 24-year-old torture
victim, told Amnesty.
Most of those detained are denied
access to the outside world, including
lawyers, families and courts.
Medieval witch hunt
The military, too, routinely tortures
prisoners, especially detainees
suspected to be a member of Islamist
terrorist group Boko Haram,
according to the report.
The search for Boko Haram fighters
had turned into a "medieval witch
hunt" that included torture as part of a
"screening process", said Belay.
Mahmood, 15, from northern Yobe
State, told Amnesty he was arrested
by soldiers alongside 50 others last
year, detained for three weeks, and
beaten repeatedly with the butt of a
gun, batons and machetes.
Soldiers poured melting plastic on his
back, made him walk and roll over
broken bottles and forced him to
watch extra-judicial executions.
Military also arrested and beat a 12-
year-old boy in Yobe State, poured
alcohol on him, forced him to clean
vomit with his bare hands and trod on
him, the report found.
Government has refused to properly
investigate torture allegations because
- although Nigeria's constitution
prohibits torture - it is not a criminal
offence.
"Parliament must immediately take
this long overdue step and pass a law
criminalizing torture," said Belay.

I won't comment on this news, its none of my business.

babaolofin: Firstly, those making uninformed, unintelligent and irrational statements are not from Lagos or from composite states around Lagos. They are mainly from those areas that considered themselves first before others. They make their money in Lagos and from Lagos but never wanted Lagos progress. They see any policy made by Lagos State Government as targeted against them. One of them even said the I.G.R of Lagos is 29 billion naira.

For being an elder person and superior in sojaruwa, I would not comment on Commodore Bode Georgre (rtd) statements on the loan taken by Tinubu some years ago.

If the decision on the rebuilding of the Lagos Central Business Area in Lagos Island and Ikeja and massive rebuilding of VI/Ikoyi and flood control had not been done, all those businesses that had earlier relocated out of Lagos but are now back would not have done so. Most of the foreign companies coming to Nigeria open office in Lagos first before moving or opening operational offices in respective places that are made to do business.

Till dates, all the roads constructed by Julius Berger during Tinubu and those completed under Fashola are still in their best states. Only roads constructed by Chinese (Igando - Iyana oba and few places) require occasional maintenance.

The workforce of Lagos State Government is the largest and even six times the size of some sleepy states with only one or two urban towns and the rest glorified villages.

Lagos should even take more loans. They can pay it. Despite the frustration of the Federal Government, Lagos still manage to survive. If Lagos had been in Ghana or Ivory Coast or even an independent state, It would have become the dubai of Africa.

State powering street light with generator and diesiel oil and somebody at DMO or adviser to FG will now be making comment?

This is serious!

I assisted Daniel to claim Ogun
indigeneship — Amosun

…It’s an insult — Daniel

By Daud Olatunji

ABEOKUTA — Governor Ibikunle
Amosun of Ogun State, yesterday, said
he was part of those that aided his
predecessor, Otunba Gbenga Daniel to
claim indigeneship of Ogun State in
2003.

According to Amosun, Daniel was an
indigene of Isoko in Delta State, but,
requested for assistance from him and
some other unnamed persons to get a
family house in Sagamu ahead of his
2003 governorship ambition in the state.
Amosun spoke yesterday, at Odeda
Local Government in continuation of his
local government tour which began on
Tuesday.

The governor was reacting to
allegations levelled against his
administration by Daniel when the
latter was at Odeda penultimate week.
Daniel had accused Amosun of selling
off all the farmlands in the area to other
states, claiming Amosun’s
administration had short-changed the
people of Odeda.

According to Amosun, “when they came
into power, the farmlands were over 60,
when we came in, it remains only five.
Our forefathers will never forgive them
and the generations coming will also
curse them. They thought we were like
them, we are not.

“We are not bastards from Isoko. They
came to us then, we are the one they
ran to and we helped them to get where
they are claiming today as their home.
Although, it was not time for political
campaign, yet, I will not hesitate to
respond to Daniel’s allegations which he
levelled against my administration here
in the same Odeda Local Government.
“He is envious of our achievements and
successes recorded within the past few
years. We need to let them know that
we are not thieves like them. They will
not be able to stand and campaign for
vote here in Odeda by the time I start
exposing them. They are treasure
looters. If not for the type of the country
we are, they ought to have covered their
heads in shame rather than boast
around the town.”

In a swift reaction, former
governor, Otunba Gbenga Daniel
described the statement credited to
Amosun on his nativity status as
diversionary.
Daniel in a statement by his media aide,
Ayo Giwa said: “It is now glaring that
the clock is fast ticking towards
electoral defeat hence his attempt to
stand history on its head by reverting to
the same scenario that played itself out
some 12 years ago. The statement that
Otunba Gbenga Daniel is not from
Sagamu is an insult on the entire good
people of the historical town of Sagamu
as well as a taboo and effrontery on the
traditional institutions in the land
especially the thrones of the Akarigbo of
Remoland as well as the Ewusi of Makun
in Remo Kingdom.
“Precisely on Saturday 23 February,
2002, Otunba Gbenga Daniel was made
the Aare Asoludero of Makun Sagamu
with traditional rites performed by the
Late Ewusi, Oba Efuwape Ogunsowo,
Inanuwa II. To all intents and purposes,
Oba Ogunsowo declared that Otunba
Daniel was a freeborn of Makun in
Sagamu and of the Ojelobaye family
origin. Prominent among those who
were present on that occasion was the
former Governor of Lagos State and the
leader of the APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed
Tinubu.”
“Has he quickly forgotten that Otunba
Daniel also holds the traditional title of
the Arole of Remoland as well as many
across the state? If he has respect and
honour for traditional authorities and
customs how dare he challenge such
authorities? That Otunba Daniel sold all
the state’s patrimony is in itself cheap
blackmail. Is concession not different
from outright sale? What has happened
to the companies since he came to
power some three and a half years ago
and why did he not attempt to revive
them if they are viable? The outburst
from the incumbent is belated and
immature.”


www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/assisted-daniel-claim-ogun-indigeneship-amosun/

MissMalia: @op,5 nd 6 on point...I luv attention,so it get me mad if my man deprive me of dt without any cogent reasons...

Hope u are not being deprived of that?

butanep: Am from UNIBEN

I was having a doubt about the correlation btw glasses and brilliance until I realise ur from UNiBen and I can say categorically that majority of the literates in Benin or Edo state in general (either brilliant or not) uses glasses.
I meet a number of them during my service year. Infact, I served in a school very close to your main campus in Ugbowo.

Check the attached picture and let's have your thought!

7. We want their friends to like us

No woman will say this out loud. But it is so. His friends are very important for our men, so we want them to like us. This means that we want to show how we love our partner and what a beautiful person he is. Such tendency also helps to avoid unnecessary conflicts and arguments if we don`t like the friends or vice versa. Another
reason for that is that his friends`
sympathy for you will influence your
partner`s decisions in various ways,
which is, of course, to our advantage.

8. We need space

If a woman tells that she needs space, it doesn’t mean that she doesn’t want to see you so don’t get in your car and drive away for hours. She just wants understanding. Your girlfriend or wife wants you to know that she has
important things to do and you need to assume that she really means what she says.

9. We want them to be honest

Every woman wants her man to be
honest. So if your woman looks fat in that dress, don’t say “You look
gorgeous.” Women always know how
they look. Don’t be afraid to tell her
that she’s put on several pounds, but
still she looks amazing. Show your
woman that you love her for who she
is. You may even suggest her to
exercise together. She will definitely
appreciate your honest opinion.


So these are 9 things that women
usually keep in secret from their
partners, but should definitely know
about them. Sure, these are only a few things; the list may be much longer.
What do you usually hide from your
man? I`m eager to know, and I`m sure not only me!

4. We want men to be sincere

Every person wants his\her partner to be always open and sincere no matter what. Nobody likes being fooled. And, of course, women are no exception. We can forgive a lot of things but not lies.
Irrespective of the situation or how
bad your fault is, a woman will always hear you out and even help you to solve the problem.

5. We notice and understand body
language

Women are known to have a sixth
sense, especially if it concerns
relationships. We always notice and
analyze all small details in another
person, and that includes body
language of our partners. So we
usually are aware of his sympathy to a colleague, which we have never met.
Once we notice something suspicious, it starts bothering us, though we may not be even aware of what exactly annoys us. And if a woman suspects something, she will be very upset when her man doesn`t spend time with her but stays in the office.

6. We agree with “Guy Time”

That is another secret that only a few men know about. A lot of women actually agree with “guy time”. We understand perfectly well that our husbands, boyfriends need some space for themselves, and that it is very important for them to spend some time with friends, watching football matches, drinking beer or playing various kinds of games. The only problem here may be when a woman feels lack of attention, while a man focuses only on spending time with
friends.

Women are known to be very open and extremely talkative creatures in
comparison with men. But you`ll get
surprised that not only men have some things to hide, but women also have some secrets. There is a mystery in every woman for a man to clear up.But unfortunately, only a few of them succeed. Though it is not that complicated to understand a woman, men have great difficulties with it. So here are some women`s secrets which I hope will help you to clear up the
situation.

1. We want men to take initiative

It is a very important thing. We do not like to take care, to plan and to do allsorts of things by ourselves. We want men to take initiative. Though, we never tell about it, you should know that it is important that you carry out some difficult tasks or surprise us.
When a man takes initiative it means
that he is involved, that he is attentive and caring. Do it more often, no matter what kind of thing it is – list of stuff to buy, or prepare dinner, or plan your next holiday.

2. We want to be surprised more
often

All women go crazy with surprises, so we secretly dream about our partner to show his creativity and to astonish us as frequently as possible. Even a small unexpected sweet trifle will make a woman feel special and loved.
It shouldn’t be an expensive gift,
simply showing your initiative, concern and deep affection are priceless. It is not difficult, just be open and careful to your lady. When she realizes the fact that some effort has been taken to make her feel happy, you will be soon
rewarded.

3. We are afraid that another
women attract him more

It is a hidden fear among most women that other women in their man`s life, coworkers or female friends, may attract him more. The reason for it is quite simple, we all want to have something that we can`t have. So women are afraid that their man`s heart may be stolen or he will start fantasizing about another woman.
There is nothing worse for a woman
than that.

Coldfeet: To an extent teamclicksair is RIGHT!! Majority of them don't have the time to read! 80percent of them are workers and family men and women! Tell me how do you expect these people to actually make out time to read? And those who have the time to read cos they aren't working are being oppressed by the money hungry lectures to part with huge sums of money for materials and all what not. One doesn't have to be a student there to know what happens in that place! In my own case I was a student there for 5yrs but on 300level!!!!! I had to bolt and start all over as a main student in another school and I graduated 2 years after my lasues mates did.

Listen! You don't have any idea of what you are talking about.
Part time program was design for working class quite alright but you will discover that 70% who do PT program are of the same age as the regular students due to the problems we have in d education sector.

In years past, education use to be relatively free but in recent times we accept the fact education attract cost. However,'to whom much is given much is expected' how the hell will student pay school fee with their parents hard earned money and yet get little in terms of quality?
Unfortunately, majority of those in authority now enjoyed free education of the Awolowo regime and they send their children abroad to have quality education while condemn the masses to low profile education. It simple, if the sons of the masses have good education, it will give us to audacity to challenge them and challenge their children in the future.

Kudos to those who have led this protest, a note of warning; "You can achieve your objective 1 million ways minus violence".

Aluta Continua!
Victoria Ascerta!

Nigeria did participate?

Drastic action! A laudable idea to prevent the spread of EBOV but I have a kuestion. Who will provide the pipe borne water?, isn't it government basic function to provide social amenities?.

SB!

What a minute! Result? Ready? Haha, where are d girls in question? Can't stop laughing, we are making a laughing stock of ourselves. Oh Nigeria!

What?

Noted. Thanks OP

Cultism in Nigeria is traceable to d likes of Wole Soyinka but it was for d good reasons. Today, seeing 13, 14, 15 years old boys claim to be cult is beyond my wildest imagination. Do they call it Big boyrism? Hmmm! That's BIG FOOLishness!!!

xcelsia: Thanks for sharing this information with everyone

U are welcome dear

Noted