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n less than one month, hundreds of thousands of Abuja residents will be thrown out of their homes, following an ultimatum sent to them by the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) gave the residents of Mpape Village  a month ultimatum to vacate the village for demolition.

Early last month, the FCT announced plans to demolish 19 villages in Abuja suburbs in an effort to restore the Abuja master plan, and the residents of Mpape will be deeply affected by the order.
 
A visit to the village showed that all houses have been marked for demolition.  Some of the residents have started parking their properties for fear of been caught up in the exercise.

Recently a group of women under the aegis of the area’s Market Women Association staged a peaceful protest to National Assembly over the planned demolition. Some residents also went to the FCT High Court to seek an injunction to restrain the FCDA from going ahead with the plan, but the application was dismissed.

The authorities have not made any alternative arrangements to resettle the affected villages, which include Other villages Idu, Karmo, Dape, Tasha, Gwagwa, Suburi, Zauda, Jahi, Gishiri, Mabushi, Kuchigoro, Chika, Aleita, Piwoyi, Lugbe, Pyakassa, Tundun-Wada, Deidei and Guzape

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freecocoa: OP cook breakfast for your man you hear,there's no biggy in it especially since breakfast is usually some light food.

With time you'll get used to it,i grew up with my mum doing it while preparing for her work and still made sure we were ready for school in time so she or dad could drop us off on their way to work,overtime my elder sister started helping,my dad even helped with some chores at home,believe me uptill now my dad still cooks and mum is no more,you never know your hubby might start helping in the kitchen someday(that's if he doesn't now).

Don't mind some people saying crap about them not being slaves,cooking for your family doesn't make you a slave darling,you are only being a help mate in more ways than one and that's a good thing.

Trust me those girls don't even have boyfriends talk more of husbands,they are making noise over what they know nothing about .

Good luck with your marriage

Thanks

Thank u for your comments, just find cooking breakfast stressful as both of us leave for office at 7am and he insisted I must make breakfast. but as i can read from d coments it is normal, i just need to get use to it.

Ladies do you find cooking breakfast for your Husband/boyfriend stressful. Men,do you enjoying eating breakfast before going to work?

Iroko all d way

Iyabo nko

Thank u sir. May Allah guide 9ja to d right part.

Welcome home dear Wish u all d best

Alhamdulilah WELCOME RAMAHDAN

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Syrian defense minister killed in suicide blast


BEIRUT (AP) — A suicide bomber struck the National Security building in the Syrian capital Wednesday, killing the defense minister and wounding the interior minister in a brazen attack on the seat of government power, state-run TV said.

Defense Minister Dawoud Rajha, 65, a former army general, is the most senior government official to be killed in the Syrian civil war as rebels battle to oust President Bashar Assad. Interior Minister Mohammed Shaar was in stable condition, state-run TV said.

Although it was unclear who was behind the attack, the high-level assassination could signal a turning point in the 16-month conflict as the violence becomes increasingly chaotic.

The capital also has seen four straight days of clashes pitting government troops against rebels — an unprecedented challenge to government rule in the tightly controlled capital.

Rajha was the most senior Christian government official in Syria. Assad appointed him to the post last year. His death will resonate with Syria's minority Christian population, who make up about 10 percent of Syria's population and have generally stood by the regime.

Christians say they are particularly vulnerable to the violence sweeping the country of 22 million people, and they are fearful that Syria will become another Iraq, with Christians caught in the crossfire between rival Muslim groups.

Wednesday's attack struck the National Security building in Damascus during a meeting of Cabinet ministers and senior security officials. State-run TV said some of the officials were seriously wounded.

Damascus-based activist Omar al-Dimashki said Republican Guard troops surrounded the nearby al-Shami Hospital where some officials were taken for treatment.

The blast came on the same day the U.N. Security Council was scheduled to vote on a new resolution aimed at pressuring the Syrian regime to comply with a peace plan.

But Russia remained at loggerheads with the U.S. and its European allies over any mention of sanctions and Chapter 7 of the U.N. charter, which could eventually allow the use of force to end the conflict in Syria.

Besides a government crackdown, rebel fighters are launching increasingly deadly attacks on regime targets, and several massive suicide attacks this year suggest al-Qaida or other extremists are joining the fray.

Activists say more than 17,000 people have been killed since the uprising began in March 2011.

The state-run news agency SANA reported that Wednesday's blast was aimed at the National Security building, a headquarters for one of Syria's intelligence branches and less than 500 meters (yards) from the U.S. Embassy.

Police had cordoned off the area, and journalists were banned from approaching the site.

Earlier Wednesday, SANA said soldiers were chasing rebels in the Midan neighborhood, causing "great losses among them." The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said army helicopters attacked the neighborhoods of Qaboun and Barzeh.

Diplomacy so far has failed to stop the bloodshed, and there appeared to be little hope that the U.N.'s most powerful body would unite behind a plan.

The key stumbling block is the Western demand for a resolution threatening non-military sanctions and tied to Chapter 7 of the United Nations Charter, which could eventually allow the use of force to end the conflict in Syria.

Russia is adamantly opposed to any mention of sanctions or Chapter 7. After Security Council consultations late Tuesday on a revised draft resolution pushed by Moscow, Russia's deputy U.N. ambassador Alexander Pankin said these remain "red lines."

Russia has said it will veto any Chapter 7 resolution, but council diplomats said there is still a possibility of last-minute negotiations.

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/international/middle_east/view.bg?articleid=1061146684&srvc=rss
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