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By: Samuel M. Chinwe As the world cup is fast approaching Russia is taking all forms of preparation to the climax from the government to her team, not leaving any stone unturned. Security Russia is promising her visitors to the world cup adequate security. The Islamic State and the Al-Qaeda have been making threats of all kind against the country due to the fact that Moscow stepped-in in the Syrian conflict but even at that, Russia is still ready to host and for security purposes have withheld the number of police to be deployed. And to that 41 locations have being marked prohibited to any the machine that flies, from drones to planes. Further reports have stated that flying drones has been made illegal in Moscow including the hotels of the 32 teams. Stadium https://i1.wp.com/www.opinions.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/luzhniki-stadium.jpg?resize=650%2C378 With a total number of 32 teams, Russia have prepare. 12 different Stadia beginning from June 14 at Luzhniki Stadium which is the largest with a capacity of 80,000 seats and rounds up in the same place on July 15, a total of 65matches will be played during this tournament. Transportation https://i0.wp.com/www.opinions.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/tr.png?resize=650%2C200 Russia transport system doesn’t smile to the pocket and due to complaint made of laid about this, it has been the decision for Russia to transit fans during this period without a penny. Free trains and other forms of transportation decorated with the FIFA WC’s posters have being deployed to help in this activity only to those who have a form of ID known as Fan ID which is registered online. This trains runs few hours before and later in the day probably at night. Accommodation Russia don’t expect you to sleep on the street, so provisions have being made on housing this time around making it cheaper, there are lot of hotels and apartments for visiting fans but the issue is that is running out of stock due to high demands to the extent an apartment could be chosen by different people. Team https://i1.wp.com/www.opinions.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Dd-mHmJUwAAy8Nh.jpg?resize=650%2C366 Team Russia on the jersey of all 32 teams for FIFA 2018 Team Russia is not showing any form of drawback at the moment, topping up their game, the coach had been putting his team on a mandatory diet for a while now and just concluded their last friendly with Turkey just nine days to the world cup. Feeding Yeah the stomach should also be kept in mind but not to worry, even Moscow being one of the most expensive city when it comes to cost of living you, can still get a good meal of about $6. And for those that will need to spot a restaurant easily, apps like TripAdvisor and Foursquare will do the magic. As you can see, the tournament is a few days away with everything being placed to suit the comfort of both local and international fans, so the question is how are you preparing from your end? Below are some lovely pictures of Russia as it begins to host the world. Source: See Awesome Preparations Russia Is Making Ahead Of World Cup cc: lalasticlala mynd44 |
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Many many many achievement on the go just See the 40+ Historical Issues Tackled by the Buhari Government https://www.opinions.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Buhari-pesents-Budget-to-National-Assembly.png |
This list of historical issues that have plagued Nigeria that have been or are being addressed by the government of President Muhammadu Buhari was created by a staunch supporter of the president, take time to go through it and tell us if you agree with her. LIST OF SOME OF THE HISTORIC ISSUES TACKLED By PMB led FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SINCE 2015 By Zara Gift Onyinye 1. Nigerian governmentt agreed to out of court settlement of 88 billion naira for Biafra reconstruction. 2. Ex Biafra police officers paid their pensions. 3. Civil service pension arrears being tackled back to 1994. 4. Ex Nigerian Airways workers pensions approved for payment. 5. Bailouts to states to help with clearing humongous salary arrears in over 20 states. 6. June 12 recognised as democracy day, Chief MKO Abiola, honoured along with Alhaji Baba Gana Kingibe and late Chief Gani Fawehinmi. 7. June 12 struggle heros honoured. 8. History returned as a subject to Nigerian curriculum. 9. Christian Religious studies restored as a subject in curriculum. 10. Historic disparity between polytechnics and universities and lack of value for HND qualification solved and laid to rest; Polytechnics now Universities of Technology. 11. Abandoned infrastructure projects revamped. • Revitalization of 11 moribund Fertiliser Companies after MOU with Morocco government. • 40 year abandoned Mambila Plateau power plant. • Abandoned Ajaokuta steel projects. • - Esan water project awarded in 1997 and completed in 2018. • - Dadin Kowa dam project Gombe, started since 1975, on track for completion in October 2018. • Key federal highways abandoned and now under construction e.g. Lagos Ibadan, Lagos Abeokuta, Ikorodu Sagamu, Apapa port road, Port Harcourt Enugu, East-West highway, and many others, over 300 federal roads in total. • Hundreds of roads in Niger delta. • 2nd Niger Bridge construction on about 60%completion. 12. North East insurgency suppressed, territories recovered, rebuilding commenced. 13. Over 20,000 kidnapped people by Boko Haram recovered. 14. Many kidnapped Chibok girls recovered. 15. Restoration of barracks, highways, stadia, other services to North east. 16. Ogoni clean up commenced 17. Abandoned cancer centre projects set up and opened. Equipment for the Abuja cancer centre was abandoned in shopping containers since 2012, yet Nigeria had no functional public cancer centre. 18. Unfinished rail way projects restarted and.some completed • Kaduna-Abuja rail started since 2007 now operational • Abuja light rail started since 2007 now undergoing testing • warri itakpe rail started and abandoned 35 years ago now under construction Lagos Ibadan railway under construction and.due to be completed December 2018. Repair of Over 25 year old Abuja airport runway overdue for over 10 years. 20 - Payment of cash gifts promised to Golden Eaglets of 1983 21- Fulfilment of.promise of house made to Bonfrere Jo, super Eagles coach of 1996 22- Issue of title deeds of property donated to Christian Chukwu led eagles of 1980. 23- Construction of second Niger bridge a promise long made. 24- Attempt to tackle thousands of projects out of Nigeria's 58,000 abandoned projects. - airports in Lagos, Port Harcourt (voted world's worst in 2015 and now has a brand new airport), Abuja, Benin, Kaduna, etc. 25- Correction of the over decade long injustice of estimated electricity billing through provision of electricity meters for homes. 26 - Payment of portions outstanding debts to contractors estimated to have been worth over 2 trillion as at 2015. 27- Payment of significant portions of debt owed to oil marketing companies. 28- Order of the inspector General of police to revisit the issues surrounding the death of Bola Ige and other political assassinations. 29- Restocking and re equipping of the Nigerian military, something abandoned for many years New fighter jets acquired as against ZERO fixed wing jet in 2015. - 6 New helicopters, the first time in almost twenty years 30- Approval for dredging Warri ports, something agitated for in the region for decades. 31- Recognition of Anambra as oil producing state. 32- Return of key assets such as stadium etc to Lagos state. 33- Clearing of over 500 out of 800 containers of power sector equipment abandoned in Nigerian port. 34- Correction of the trend of depletion of foreign reserves and savings by growing foreign reserves from 29 billion dollars to above 47 billion, and adding fresh funds to sovereign wealth fund for.the first time since he inception. 30. Establishment of long over due development bank of Nigeria. 31- Correction of the injustice of lack of.data roll over meted by mobile companies to consumers.unused data was cancelled at the end of the month. Today the government has ordered that to stop. This touches the masses right away. 32- Clamp down on the Islamic movement of Nigeria, a group that has for over two decades shown itself as not recognizing government and severely terrorized citizens. 33- Estabismemt of Petroleum University in okeronkoko Niger delta region,a project long sought. 34- Order to oil majors to relocate headquarters to Niger delta region, another long sought move. 35- PMB government is generating 1000 Megawatt of electricity unlike PDP with 150 yearly. 36- Building of Federal Housing Estates in 36 States of the Federation. 37- Signing a bill that grant State Judiciary and States Assemblies autonomy. 38- Opening of largest Rice Mill in Sub Sahara is Nigeria. 39- Engaging over 5,000 youth in a scheme of N power and payment of 5,000 to over 10,000 vulnerable families across the states. 40- Taking the country out of Recession. 41- Rice production grew from 2.5 metric tonnes to 4.5 M T. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Slowly but surely Nigeria is beginning to reestablish a culture where government cares for its people. It's still a long long way to go, but we are evidently in an upward swing. As States, local governments and private sector buy in, JUSTICE will return to the land and Nigeria will become a desirable nation. Source: See the 40+ Historical Issues Tackled by the Buhari Government
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Sisijetue:They wear full clothes with hijab. |
Nice one. His religious rights are not negated by politics and he has not been found guilty of any crime yet. Meanwhile... We will not take our medical problems to Saraki – Vice President Osinbajo |
President Muhammadu Buhari is heading out of the country again, read the press statement on where he is headed next… PRESIDENT BUHARI EMBARKS ON TWO-DAY WORKING VISIT TO MOROCCO President Muhammadu Buhari will on Sunday, June 10, embark on a two-day working visit to the Kingdom of Morocco. The visit, which is at the invitation of His Royal Majesty, King Mohammed VI, will see the two leaders discuss socio-economic matters affecting their countries, following prior engagements in December 2016, during the official visit of His Majesty to Nigeria. In Rabat, discussions will focus on strengthening existing agreements on the fertilizer industry, education cooperation, the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline project and establishing a basic chemical platform to harness Nigeria’s vast natural gas resources and support Morocco’s diammonium phosphate industry. It is noteworthy that following the signing of a collaboration agreement between Nigeria and Morocco in December 2016 to revive the abandoned Nigerian fertilizer blending plants, 14 plants have been revitalized so far under the Presidential Fertilizer Initiative (PFI); with a total capacity of 2.3 million MT of NPK fertilizers. The President will be accompanied on the trip by Governor Dave Umahi of Ebonyi State, Governor Abubakar Badaru of Jigawa State and other senior government officials. Garba Shehu Senior Special Assistant to the President (Media and Publicity) June 9, 2018 See the Country President is Visiting this Time |
Terrible from a senior journalist. |
Meanwhile in other news, the Nigerian police Says Doctors Who Reject Gunshot Victims are Criminally Liable |
The Lagos Police Command has reacted to a report widely circulated on social media claiming that men of Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) shot a man at China Town, Ojota. The position of the command was expressed in a press release by its Public Relations Officer, SP Chike Oti thus: “Based on this report, the CP Lagos, immediately activated the Command X-Squad section in collaboration with the Divisional Police Officer, Ogudu Division, CSP Gbenga Olorunfemi, to fish out the policemen involved in matter. “Their findings revealed that the victim by name, Ademuwagun Temitope Solomon was not shot by operatives of the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) as reported by the online media but suffered from the inhalation of tear-gas spray a.k.a pepper spray occasioned by a neighbourhood police patrol team attached to Area-H- Command, Ogudu, Lagos. The infamous patrol team was led by Inspr Momoh Sulaiman assisted by Sgt. Monday Emmanuel. The victim had been revived. “However, the investigating team had arrested and detained the police men involved on the orders of the Command Commissioner of Police, CP Imohimi Edgal. Their trial will commence today 09/06/2018 and if found guilty of offence of incivility to a member of the public and unlawful exercise of authority, they could face punishment as severe as dismissal.” The police in general and SARS in particular have come under a lot criticism due to alleged himan rights abuses by officers. Source: http://www.opinions.ng/policemen-shooting-man-in-chinatown/ CC: Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
Snoring can destroy a marriage, read more tips to combat it here |
By Emmanuel Chiedu My neighbour, Okon who just got married two months ago had a huge fight with his wife. It was their first fight indeed. On getting close to the couple, I discovered that the cause of the problem was simply snoring. The wife complained about how loud her husband snores which usually prevents her from sleeping well at night except on few occasions when she slept before him. Okon on the other hand said his wife was making him sleep on the floor because of something beyond his control. He argued he was done sleeping on the floor. Snoring has strained so many relationships till date. No matter how much you love each other, snoring can put a strain on your relationship. If you are the one lying awake at night as your partner snores away, it is easy to start feeling resentful. And if you are the snorer, you may feel helpless, guilty, or even irritated with your partner for harping on something you can’t consciously control. If you value your relationship, make it your priority to find a snoring cure so you can both sleep soundly. Working together to stop snoring can even be an opportunity to improve the quality of your bond and become more deeply connected. “Snoring can create real problems in a marriage,” says Daniel P. Slaughter, MD, an otolaryngologist and snoring expert at Capital Otolaryngology in Austin, Texas in US. Before I talk about solutions, let’s first look at causes of this problem. Snoring is caused by the flow of air rushing across relaxed muscles in the mouth and throat during sleep. When your muscles relax, they collapse back into the throat which narrows and obstructs the airway. As air tries to pass through this obstructed airway, it causes an audible vibration, which is referred to as snoring! Common causes of snoring may include being overweight or out of shape, age, sleep posture, the way you are built (Mostly men), nasal and sinus problems, blocked airways or a stuffy nose, alcohol, smoking, and medications. It’s sometimes possible to treat snoring by making lifestyle changes. Try the following; ° Maintain a healthy weight and diet. Being overweight by just a few kilograms can lead to snoring. Fatty tissue around your neck squeezes the airway and prevents air from flowing in and out freely. ° Exercise can also help to stop snoring. As well aiding weight loss, exercising your arms, legs, and abs, for example, also leads to toning the muscles in your throat, which in turn can lead to less snoring. There are also specific exercises you can do to strengthen the muscles in your throat. ° Try to sleep on your side rather than your back. While sleeping on your back, your tongue, chin and any excess fatty tissue under your chin can relax and squash your airway. Sleeping on your side prevents this. ° Quit smoking. Quitting is easier said than done, but smoking irritates the membranes in the nose and throat which can block the airways and cause snoring. If the nasal passages become congested, it’s difficult to breathe through your nose because the airflow is decreased. Get help with quitting here. ° Avoid alcohol, sleeping pills, and sedatives before going to bed. Alcohol causes the muscles to relax more than usual during a normal night’s sleep. This added relaxation of the muscles makes the back of the throat collapse more readily, which then causes snoring. ° Change your sleeping position. Elevating your head four inches may ease breathing and encourage your tongue and jaw to move forward. There are specially designed pillows available to help prevent snoring by making sure your neck muscles are not crimped. ° Clear nasal passages. Keep your nasal passages clear, so that you breathe in through your nose rather than your mouth. If you have a stuffy nose, rinse sinuses with saline before bed. Using a Neti pot, nasal decongestant, or nasal strips can also help you breathe more easily while sleeping. If you have allergies, reduce dust mites and pet dander in your bedroom or use an allergy medication. ° Establish regular sleep patterns. Create a healthy bedtime ritual with your partner and stick to it. Hitting the sack in a routine way together can help you sleep better and often minimize snoring. ° Keep bedroom air moist. Dry air can irritate membranes in the nose and throat, so if swollen nasal tissues are the problem, a humidifier may help. NOTE: If you snore loudly and heavily and are tired during the day or you stop breathing, gasp, or choke during sleep, or you fall asleep at inappropriate times, such as during a conversation or a meal then you must visit a doctor. Snoring can sometimes be a warning sign of a more serious problem. A doctor should evaluate a snorer for any underlying medical conditions, other sleeping disorders such as sleep apnea, or any sleep-related breathing problems. If you or your sleep partner notice any of the following signs please visit your doctor… Good luck. Source: Easy Remedies that Can Prevent Snoring from Destroying your Relationship |
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