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No be small tin o...see as everybody de knock on pipus
door...fear or Ebola all I hear is bath with salt bath with
salt...negleted bfor but fear no gree me o bathin with salt
solution sharply!!!....God help us o...rumour or not

dominique: Did he just enter the country or he has always been there? Why do they have to take the blood all the way to Senegal (about 6 countries away) for testing . The article is too ambiguous to be taken seriously by me.

seriously or no seriously......u no knw say Ebola de everywere?

E slap

temigracie: ....its true now,d rate of dumping and heart-breaking is gettn too much...but wait,u guys av been talkn abt money money money since morning..how much dem dey ask for gansef??

babe the dumpin and hrt break wahalla it's double sided Ooo...u gals even break hrt more dis days...

Me

Calls for the United States to send some of the
experimental Ebola drug to West Africa have been shot
down by President Barack Obama.
President Obama has said that it is still too soon to send
the drug, Zmapp to Africa to treat infected people. The
secret serum came to light when it was used to treat two
American aid workers who got infected while treating sick
people in Liberia.
One of them, Kent Brantly showed significant improvement
one hour after being given the drug while the other, Nancy
Writebol got better after 2 doses.
Obama however said that efforts in West Africa should
focus on improving facilities and sending more aid workers
to the region.
He said:
"We've got to let the science guide us," "I don't think all the
information is in on whether this drug is helpful. What we
do know is that the Ebola virus - both currently and in the
past - is controllable if you have strong public health
infrastructure in place."
"Let's get all the health workers that we need on the
ground," he added. "Let's help to bolster the systems that
they already have in place.
"During the course of that process, I think it's entirely
appropriate for us to see if there are additional drugs or
medical treatments (that can help)."
The Nigerian Health Minister, Onyebuchi Chukwu disclosed
earlier that he had discussed with the US about the
possibility of accessing the experimental drug ZMapp.
However the US Center for Disease Control has said that
there are "virtually no doses available".
The disease has killed over 900 people since the first case
was recorded in February this year. Source http://pulse.ng/news/not-yet-uhuru-president-obama-says-ebola-cure-is-not-ready-for-africa-id3037635.html?utm_campaign=no-cure-yet&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

Am just scared and uncomfortable...which kind life b dis? wia I go run go?

Age rili dosnt mata bro....see my advice..sit down and ask urself wat du u rili want in a woman..if she's gat dose quality and the understandin is there then move on....cos I believe luv conquers...but seekin opinions from guys myt just make u ruin it all and regret leta....its up to u to decide...folow ur hrt..u shuld knw wat u want.

temigracie: pls,wats condom....neva hrd of dat word b4

condom is used to prepare fried rice....

Let's wait for shekau to release Anoda video...maybe he wil tel us the truth...heheh

Proud of my state.....ngbo ma zone

bercarray: yh,bt are we tokn abt abt home aspect ryt nw,does dat mean if d boy faced osaze at club syd he won't score? D boi has smtn special wen he jst strtd bt let him start makn money the nxt tn is rubbish,don't we see how mikel startd and hw he is ryt nw

chai bad judgement...Dnt use mikel to judge odas na they are definateli not d same even tho they r nigerians

God see as I happy as I finally understud her posture..tuk me like 10 minute...with my eyes largly opend...smiles....

Whu get tym for all dis procedures? Mtchew

Living faith AKA winners!!! Abakaliki branch...exceeding GRACE

Do me I do u man no go vex!!!.....he sang it som years ago he acted it not long ago...

Av sold 5 of my phones on olx..this is the fact...call me and we discus price and how to MEET....after meetin in a SAFE place check it PAY me TAKE d goods and go....any procedure apart from dis stay clear...and avoid adds from zones like apapa and badagry na there stammers full pass

Messi no deserve....golden ball at all.......fifa CHEAT!!!

Kennis music artiste, Joel Amadi, popularly
called Joe El, » could easily come across as a
double for Hypertek Music boss, Tuface Idibia, as
the look so much alike both facially, music style and
in their voice tones.
In fact, Joe El can be said to be Tuface's clone and
you would not be far from the truth. The two of them
have a lot in common, including coming from the
same Idoma stock in Benue State.
The You are in Love crooner » and the one we
call TuBaba make our celebrity look alike today.
Can you spot the difference?

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RIO DE JANEIRO (AFP) – FIFA on Wednesday
suspended the Nigeria Football Federation with
immediate effect over “government interference”.
The decision came after a Nigerian court sacked the
NFF and the government appointed a sole
administrator for the country’s football shortly after
the national team returned from the World Cup.
“The FIFA Emergency Committee has decided today
to suspend the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF)
with immediate effect, on account of government
interference,” a FIFA statement said.
Unless the suspension is lifted Nigeria will not be
able to play in the upcoming FIFA Under-20
Women’s World Cup scheduled for August 5-24.
Source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/breaking-news-fifa-suspend-nigeria-nff-sacking/#sthash.hfHxdqjl.dpuf

Chai

The 45-year-old conjoined Indian twins
Ganga and Jamuna Mondal have met the
love of their live in one and the same man.
The women, sharing four arms and three legs, are
popularly known as Spider Sisters. The twins had
been suffering from loneliness for years until 7
months ago when they met a kind school teacher
Jasimuddin Ahmad, DailyMail reports.
Ganga said:
"It was love at first sight. When we met
Jasimuddin we both felt this was a man who
would truly love us. And he does – he loves us
straight from the heart."The 36-year-old Ahmad had always been a warm-
hearted man:
"Ever since I met them I have considered their
pain as my own. I have always been like this. I
have always treated other people’s troubles as my
own and tried to make things better."The three spend a lot of time together, sharing
their feelings, thoughts and stories. When asked
about their love life, the twins brought up in a
conservative culture were coy in their responses,
however mentioned that intimacy was also
involved in their relationships.
Happy in their current status the three don’t plan
to marry, because they believe such a move will
not be appreciated by the community.
Source http://news.naij.com/69275.html

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A group of Higher National Diploma holders in the
public service, yesterday, dragged the federal
government before the National Industrial Court,
NIC, sitting in Abuja, asking it to declare that they
are entitled to the same remunerations and
progression in their work places as their
counterparts with first degree without any
discrimination whatsoever.
The plaintiffs are further praying the court for an
order directing the defendants to implement the
directives of the government white paper on the
presidential committee on the consolidation of
emoluments in the public sector.
Aside the Attorney General of the Federation, others
cited as defendants in the suit were the National
Council on Establishment and the Head of the Civil
Service of the Federation.
Meantime, the President of the NIC, Justice
Babatunde Adejumo yesterday adjourned the suit to
September 18 for hearing.
Source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/discrimination-hnd-holders-drag-fg-court/#sthash.7Eaf7Lkd.dpuf

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The scramble for who takes over the position of Super
Eagles coach has started after France kicked Eagles
out of the Brazil World Cup.
Keshi had delivered a valedictory speech to his
players at the dressing room in Brasilia after they
were bundled out 2-0 by France to signal the rush for
applications by many coaches who admire the glut of
talents that abound in the Super Eagles.
But an official of the NFF who pleaded anonymity
confirmed that they have been besieged by many
interests from foreigners but said that it was too early
for them to disclose the identities of such coaches
since Keshi had not tendered his resignation letter to
the body.
‘’Everything we have heard about his resignation is
from the press. He has not informed us formally and
as such, we still consider him as our coach.
Many coaches have expressed their interests in the
job but we need to meet and review our performance
in the World Cup and sundry issues. If he insists on
resigning, definitely, his position will be taken over
by someone else. But for now, he is still our coach”,
one of the influential officials of the football house
told Sports Vanguard here in Brazil.
Keshi yet again gave a hint that he was done with the
Eagles job in an interview he granted TheCable and
was asked if he has resigned; ‘’ Yes. I have done my
bit. I am tired of all the intrigues and backbiting and
insinuations I get”.
When asked ifPresident Goodluck Jonathan
intervenes and sort things out like he did after the
Africa Cup of Nations, Keshi said: ‘’As much as I
respect and appreciate the number one citizen of the
country I am afraid that this time it is going to be
difficult. I am totally done with some of these
people”.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/foreign-coaches-scramble-super-eagles-job/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook

JUST FOR FUN: Let's Talk Football
Dennis Aogo (Nigeria) - Plays for Germany
Okaka Chuka (Nigeria) - Plays for Italy
Gabriel Agbonlahor (Nigeria) - Plays for Scotland
Patrick Owemoyela (Nigeria) - Plays for Germany
Nedum Onuoah (Nigeria) - Plays for England
Ben Arfa (Tunisia) - Plays for France
Paul Pogba (Guinea) - Plays for France
Karim Benzema (Algeria) - Plays for France
Samir Nasri (Algeria) - Plays for France
Govou (Benin) - Plays for France
Zinedine Zidane (Algeria) - Plays for France
Luis Nani (Cape Verde) - Plays for Portugal
Christian Benteke (DRC) - Plays for Belgium
Jerome Boateng (Ghana) - Plays for Germany
David Alaba (Nigeria) - Plays for Austria
Oguchi Onyewu (Nigeria) - Plays for USA
Angelo Ogbonna (Nigeria) - Plays for Italy
Patrick Vieira (Senegal) - Plays for France
Mousa Dembele (Mali) - Plays for Belgium
Romelo Lukaku (DRC) - Plays for Belgium
Sami Khedira (Tunisia) - Plays for Germany
Vincent Kompany (Congo) - Plays for Belgium
Danny Welbeck (Ghana) - Plays for England
Mario Balotelli (Ghana) - Plays for Italy
Mamadou Sakho (Guinea) - Plays for France
Bacary Sagna (Senegal) - Plays for France
Patrice Evra (Guinea) - Plays for France
El Shaarawy (Egypt) - Plays for Italy
Dirick Origi (Kenya) - Plays for Belgium
Ramires Makukula (Swaziland) - Plays for Brazil
How will Africa win the Cup when our players are
busy playing for other teams?

ENUGU—AS part of efforts to forestall attack on the
church by Boko Haram insurgents who are feared to
have invaded the South Eastern states, the Catholic
Diocese of Enugu, yesterday, conducted thorough
screening of its members before allowing them into
the Sunday services.
The church also banned women from entering with
hand-bags as part of the security measures.
Some Pentecostal churches within Enugu have also
procured bomb detecting equipment with which they
screened vehicles driven by worshippers into the
premises of the churches within the state capital.
Some churches have constructed iron barricades to
prevent insurgents from hitting the church buildings
with their vehicles.
The extra security measures by the churches,
according to the church leaders, came on the heels of
the recent discovery of two bombs in the Winners’
Chapel in Owerri, Imo State, which were diffused by
police bomb experts.
The arrest of more than 400 insurgents at Aba, Abia
State, by soldiers who alleged that two other buses
containing suspected insurgents that fateful night
successfully escaped has further increased the
anxiety among the people of the South East over the
presence of insurgents in the zone.
The Bishop of Enugu Catholic Diocese, Rt. Rev.
Calistus Onaga, was said to have directed all parish
priests within the Diocese to make the official
announcement regarding the ban on female
worshippers coming into the churches with
handbag, during Sunday services
The bishop, who appealed to the church members to
cooperate with the ushers and security men charged
with maintaining security in the churches, explained
that the exercise was not meant to embarrass the
women or anybody, but borne out of the present
disturbing insecurity challenges facing the nation.
He assured that the security measures would be
carried out with human face,and in a civilised
manner, adding that the church did not want to take
chances.
A worshipper who do not want his name in print
said, “I must tell you, the Bishop and entire Catholic
faithful in Enugu, are apprehensive with the rumour
of the insurgents infiltrating the east, especially the
alleged recent escape of two buses conveying Boko
Haram members in Abia state, during a security
check.
“I support the development that henceforth, women
will no longer be allowed to enter Catholic churches
during masses with hand bags, apart from their
purses, which will also be subjected to thorough
scrutiny by church workers.
“Before today’s announcement was made, our Bishop
had already briefed all the parish priests under the
Diocese, so that they can take the message down to
their various parishes.
“Though, we known that if God did not guard a city,
guard men will be guarding in vein; but there is also
need for us as human beings to play our own part,
while God plays his own part”.
It was also observed in some of the Pentecostal
churches within Enugu capital visited yesterday that
the worshippers were subjected to thorough security
screening by the internal security men of the
churches while some churches were being guarded
by armed policemen.
Both cars and handbags were searched to ensure
that no bomb was smuggled into the church while
the premises were patrolled regularly to forestall
attacks by insurgents who might target the places of
worship.
Source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/06/insurgency-enugu-churches-screen-worshippers/

An explosion in the red light district of Bauchi city
has killed 10 people and injured 14 others, police said
Saturday.
The cause of the late Friday blast was not
immediately clear, but Boko Haram Islamists have
attacked Bauchi repeatedly during their five-year
uprising aimed at creating a strict Islamic state in
the north.
Bauchi state police spokesman Mohammed Haruna
said the targeted building in the Bayan Gari
neighbourhood on the outskirts of the city was
widely known as a brothel.
“Ten people were confirmed dead, while 14 others
sustained various degrees of injury,” Haruna said,
adding that the explosion went off at roughly 10:00
pm (2100 GMT).
“The entire area has been cordoned off and (the)
scene secured,” Haruna said. Bomb attacks on
targets which Boko Haram has branded sinful –
including bars, churches and schools teaching a
Western curriculum – have formed a major part of
the insurgency.
Nigeria has estimated that more than 10,000 people
have been killed since the conflict began in 2009.
The violence has escalated in recent months, with
more than 2,000 deaths recorded since the start
of the year.
The capital Abuja has been hit with three separate
bomb attacks since mid-April, most recently on
Wednesday when 24 people were killed in a blast at
a popular shopping plaza in the heart of the city.
Police had initially given a death toll of 21 for the
attack, but the health ministry revised those
figures upwards on Saturday.
In Kano, the largest city in the mainly Muslim north,
a bomb planted in the parking lot of a public health
college killed eight people on Monday.
The Islamist extremists have received
unprecedented international attention in recent
weeks following their April 14 abduction of more
than 200 teenage girls from the town of Chibok in
the northeast.
The gruesome mass abduction has drawn
condemnation from governments and prominent
people worldwide and offers of military help from
major world powers to boost Nigeria’s counter-
insurgency effort.
Source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/06/10-killed-bauchi-bomb-blast/#sthash.qcqywnGj.dpuf

A second-year college student has died after
jumping from the 7th story of high rise building in
his school following heavy losses in World Cup
gambling.
The student who, simply identified his surname Lin
in news reports, committed suicide after losing a
big bet, reportedly over $3000 USD.
A Debt And A Death
A witness who spoke with Information Times said
the student might have committed suicide after
pressure from loan sharks.
"I heard him say 'do not force me' and 'give me two
more days and I'll return you the money'
"He talked on the phone for more than 10 minutes.
I saw him hang up and stand up and then all in a
sudden he just disappeared," Information Times
reported the witness as saying.
An online media quoting a classmate and
friend of the deceased student » reports
that Lin had gambled nearly $7,000 US dollars on
several students.
“We heard that he borrowed quite a lot of money
and the interest rate was rather high,” another
student quoted in the report said.
Deadly China Betting
Lin is now the second Chinese to die in World Cup
related circumstances after a 51-year-old former
footballer, Li Mingqiang, died of 'over-excitement'
while watching the Spain-Netherlands match which
ended 5-1 in favor of the Orange boys.
China has become the World's gambling capital
and just last week, police in Hong busted an illegal
World Cup betting ring which raked in an
astonishing $600 million USD in one week - an all-
time record.
Source http://pulse.ng/student_pulse/baba-ijebu-no-good-student-commits-suicide-after-losing-3000-usd-in-world-cup-gamble-id2944929.html?utm_campaign=baba-ijebu-no-good-student-commits-suicide-after-losing-3000-usd-in-world-cup-gamble&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook