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[quote author= post=70501872]The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has condemned the demolition of the structure housing the Fresh FM in Ibadan by the Oyo State Government.

The Director-General of NBC, Ishaq Midibbo-Kawu, who spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ilorin, said the demolition was a worrisome development and did not speak well of the state government.

The structure, “Music House, ” reportedly valued at N800 million and which had been in operation for 10 years, was demolished in the early hours of Sunday.

The property is owned by a popular musician, Yinka Ayefele.

Kawu said: “The development is worrisome because for all it is worth, the broadcast outfits are playing a big role in reducing unemployment, especially in this situation where many young Nigerians are idle.

“They also play social, informational, educational and entertaining roles in the society.

“Such development does not speak well of the government and has a negative effect on the nation, especially at a point when more broadcasting outfits are influencing the social space in the country.

“In this case particularly, there are so many issues that can be weaved up negatively by people.

“We hope that as we move forward, we will be able to find a solution to the situation,” Modibbo-Kawu said.

The director-general said when the NBC got hint of the demolition, he made some contacts with some people in the state.

Kawu said that he could, however, not stop it.

The NBC boss promised to set up a meeting with the state government on finding a way forward on the issue.

The NBC boss recalled a similar experience in Nasarawa State about a year ago when the property housing Breeze 99.9 FM was demolished.

“What we did was to meet our licensee to find out what the issues were because he was prepared to go to court.

“We also met with the state Commissioner for Information and the Governor.

“The issue also was that the building violated the usage of urban space.

“We were able to reach an agreement that the government should give the broadcaster a new plot of land and assist him to go back to building a new station.

“However, just last week, I got a letter that the side of the government in the agreement had not been fulfilled,” he said.

Modibbo-Kawu also clarified the recent media report that his commission banned some songs, saying Nigerians must understand the statutory mandate of the NBC.

“It is important to let Nigerians understand that NBC does not ban any song.

“I read on social media platforms all the time that NBC banned a song; the commission never bans any song.

“What NBC does all the time is to remind our licensees that there are certain categorisation of music that are important in broadcasting.

“If a song is categorised, “Not To Be Broadcast” (NTBB) because of the lyrics of the song, then, we will remind the broadcasters that they cannot be broadcast.

“This is what it is misinterpreted in the social media that we banned the song,” he said

The director general also refuted the allegation that NBC was “carrying out a Jihad on Nigerian songs” based on a petition by a faith-based human rights organisation, Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC).

He stressed that the NBC did not carry out any Jihad, but only responded to a song on a radio station because it had lyrics that were NTBB.

Kawu gave an assurance that the Federal Government, through the NBC, would not infringe on artistic liberty or licence.

He, however, reminded artistes and broadcast organisations of their responsibilities to Nigerians and the youths, in particular.

“Last week, I issued a press release to urge Nigerian artistes to have different versions of their songs.

“They should do a version that can be used for public broadcast space and another version for club usage which can carry all kinds of lyrics that they want.

“If they want their songs to be broadcast on radio and television in Nigeria, these songs must conform to rules and must be songs that young people can listen to,” he said.

He disclosed that the commission was planning a national dialogue with Nigeria leading artistes on the need to avoid vulgar lyrics and hate speeches in their songs.

“The truth of the matter is that 75 per cent of our population is under the age of 35 while 63 per cent is under the age of 25, so we have a younger population.

“If you go on Youtube, Olamide song, “Wo” has over 10 million hits.

“ That tells you the kind of influence these young artistes have on all our children in the country.

“They should help to orientate the young people on the right values.

“If their songs celebrate sex, violence, the use of drugs, alcohol and fraud, then they are not helping in the moulding of young people

“We believe that the young generation who listen to them can be guided through the use of their artistic works to play functional social purposes in the society,” he said.

He said the dialogue would focus on the need for the artistes to use their music to propagate positive messages about development.

http://www.metronaija.ng/nbc-condemns-demolition-of-fresh-fm-by-oyo-govt/[/quote]nice one, you have made your point when you said there's a song for the street and one for the radio. But to base lyrics just on the positive values, the artists will go hungry. That's just the stark reality.

I was using GPS Google directions to drive and was surprised to see that I was redirected where the road has been closed and same with the road that had become bad and unmotorable.
I wonder what mechanism this uses.

I closed very late from work very tired and needed at least a cup of coffee to whip up my system and also to nibble on something to calm my rumbling stomach. In a whole street of Abuja, the living had all gone to sleep, just few cars screeching their tyres on high speed, police torchlight and ATM churns.

I have been to other major cities in sub Sahara Africa like Johannesburg, Dares salaam, Addis, Nairobi and even Lome. I realized that quite a lot of them have self service sales outlets where people pop in coins in machines and buy coffee, snacks, drinks, cigarettes and even gas anytime of the day. There are sales machines that make use of currency notes (though I saw some in place like unilag and some hospitals in Lagos) where I once bought bus ticket in a European city.

The bottom line is that these services are more effective where currency coins are available and circulating. This is because of the limitations posed by using notes in sales machines.
One begins to wonder why the Nigerian government is not thinking of minting reasonable currency coins even if it entails using same denominations of notes already in circulations instead of wasting resources minting dead and insignificant denominations that soon fizzle out of circulation.

If the right thing is done, liquidity as well as financial inclusion will be eased. Even more jobs will be created as a result.

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Gisthoodng:
Cristiano Ronaldo was greeted by a large number of Juventus fans after undergoing his medical In Turin, Italy.

The Portuguese arrived yesterday after Real Madrid and Juventus agreed a deal for his transfer last week.

And the fivetime Ballon D'or winner was at Juventus's medical center this morning to undergo his medical.

Juventus fans were eager to catch a glimpse of their latest signing and he briefly obliged, coming out to the large crowd to take photos and sign autographs.

Chants of ‘Cristiano’ and ‘Ronaldo’ could be heard as Ronaldo made his way through the baying crowd.

Ronaldo is set to be officially unveiled by the club this evening (BST).

Photos:SPORTDAB.COM.NG
http://www.sportdab.com.ng/2018/07/cristiano-ronaldo-sends-juventus-fans.html

Enyimba no go buy this kain player ni. League for Naija sha

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Oga, it is still the same thing. Nigerian universities are not selling anything, so how do you expect them to have money to develop. If you donot 'work', how do you expect to feed. Look at the teeming challenges facing Nigeria, how many have they managed to solve to attract funding, none. Yesterday a university was lamenting they spent two-thirds of their budget on power and they must have the mental resources under their employ to find solutions but are too lazy to think.

Their counterparts abroad attract billions from industry for solutions based research. And so can even afford to give out scholarships to the best and brightest thoughtless of being able to afford their bills.

University of Maiduguri has been hit several times by Boko haram. Are they doing any research to come up with viable solutions to helping the hapless Federal government bring the conflict to a logical end, no. If they did, they and not the Nigeria Army will get the 1 billion dollars meant for that theatre. Nigeria severely lacks ideas of governance, solutions to everyday life. Universities should be at the forefront in solution provision. They should be our national think tanks.

Itis not about moaning about how things were better in the year19 Lord Luggard when we know our rampant population i crease coupled with a retarded polity has put us here. Let them be the mental face of any change agenda.

Do you know why those innovators like Bill Gates and other internet and cybernetic gurus would always acknowledge their lack of formal education? It is because they always want to prove innovation can exist outside the academia. That is because normally innovation is domiciled there. We need to wake up in this country.

Good thought, but how are private universities funded? If funding responsibilities are given to public schools, and the school fees left for them as the bedrock, I think they will strive harder. It may not stand now, but in no time!

Nkemakonam62:
Former Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Professor Peter Okebukola, has attributed the poor rating of Nigerian universities globally to lack of adequate funding.He urged the Federal and state governments, as well as the private sector to dedicate more resources to the funding of education to remove those challenges that make the nation’s universities to attract less global recognition.



Okebukola stated this in a paper titled: Can The Bones Rise Again? A Peep Into The Revitalisation Of The Nigerian University Reform, which he delivered at the Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti during the institution’s 23rd convocation ceremony.He added that the university system would continue to fail in Nigeria until poor staffing and insecurity, among others were resolved before the country could rise to stardom in its higher education reforms and global rating.

He said it was pathetic that the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) established by the Federal Government to fund tertiary institutions, could only give financial support to a few universities, while others were made to develop at slow pace.

Describing the development as a serious impediment to the growth of Nigerian universities, Okebukola advocated radical curricula reforms by the NUC to promote the new ideal of entrepreneurial education that would make students self-employable and relevant in the labour market.“Nigerian universities are having a lot of challenges, but funding is the major denominator. It has caused poor power supply, poor information and communication technology (ICT) network, low students’ enrollment and poor infrastructure in our universities.

“50 per cent of the institutions in Nigeria complained about epileptic power supply. Many of them rely on alternative power supply such as generators. This has resulted in increased cost of running the institutions.“About 37.5 per cent of the institutions perceived lack of support from the government through TETFund as a major setback in financing the development of infrastructure and they also complained of multiple-taxation.”

“Surveyed also showed that about 50 percent of the universities complained that the universities have low enrollments, because many of the students could not afford the cost,” he said.He said the country must tackle terrorism in the Northeast to make the institutions in the area safe for Nigerians.Speaking on the need for curricula reforms, Okebukola said: “There is an ongoing higher education reform under the auspices of the NUC, NBTE, NCCE. One of the drivers of this effort is the realisation that in the next 10 years, the jobs that will be available for graduates at the national level and globally will be different from what we have today”.

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/06/why-nigerian-universities-rank-poorly.html

That's my piece published in the Guardian

Much Ado About the Education Sector

There is no gainsaying the fact that the Nigerian education industry has fared abysmally low on the global scale, yet the policy makers hitherto pay lip service to the sector. The Minister of Education recently announced the government’s resolve to declare emergency on the sector but failed to avail the public with the aim of such decision and the resultant effect expected at the end of the day. At the tertiary level, a Nigerian University has hardly ranked among the first one thousand in the various global rankings. It is a hard fact that lack of facilities in especially the public educational institutions has stalled research oriented innovations and hence, a big hindrance to necessary developments to measure up with the realities of the modern world.

The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETfund) that is supposed to be used for revitalization of the public higher education sector has not yielded the expected result. Yet, despite the funds being appropriated for the sector, over dependence on the government funding still hangs like the Sword of Damocles leading to incessant strike actions in a quest to better the lots of the institutions and the general welfare of staff which is nothing compared to robust benefits enjoyed by the political office holders with far less educational heights and achievements. Several promises made amidst negotiations with the government are always hard to fulfil. Courses that are supposed to be completed in a number of years get unduly elongated as a result, with some schools “crashing the programmes” to bridge the strike gap- a very big risk for a developing country not just because of the quality of education under discuss but because the active population of the country is in school; the value system has hinged survival and economic sustenance solely on “education” thereby increasing dependency ratio in a country where sixty per cent (60%) of the citizens are said to be living below poverty line despite huge national resources.

However, the libraries still look like archives of some sort. It is surprising that most books being used in the tertiary institutions have been there since decades and neither have they been revised at least twice since ten years of publication. Some lecturers still copy verbatim from these books, type or publish and sell to students as “textbooks or hand-outs”. Some of them also pay private journals in the Europe and America to publish their articles got from such materials which they count as "publication in international journals" and use them for promotion. Talking of effective internet facilities or virtual library is like asking for too much. Some of the students have never seen or heard of some academic materials that are common among their mates even in an average academic institution in South Africa. I once visited the state library in Owerri, Imo State and the place was fantastic. There were enough books and the environment was very conducive, with staff ready to attend to requests from readers. But, how up-to-date are the materials in the library is a big question looking everyone in the face including the library staff who would wave their hands in despair at such requests for current books. In an internet age, there is no access to e library where books and articles published even today are stacked in some online stores at some good price. Though a final year university student surfing the internet on her phone for her dissertations seemed so confident; she had got enough free materials on google! How about privatising such fantastic library in a state hosting about seven different institutions of higher learning which move will give it a great heave to measure up with the realities of the times? This is one example out of numerous public libraries in the country.

Just as we are talking of deregulating the oil downstream sector, can we liberalise the higher education institutions, with some degree of autonomy given to the universities and other tertiary institutions. This will bolster research activities and engender academic innovations to a great extent. Education is increasingly being globalised and the developed countries are already running with the tide. Those that never bothered about English language as a medium of teaching are dropping the old idea due to the strategic position the language is rapidly occupying in the global scheme of things. Virtual classrooms are gaining grounds and nations running to bridge the internet gap (electricity has long been conquered). Duplexes for resident professors are disappearing for momentary hotel bills to lodge a visiting Harvard professor whose academic prowess has gained him a retainership to lecture Economics in a Nigerian university. He finishes his lectures, (an opportunity to bring down a near Harvard standard and still save some “change” for a prolific academic research) and leaves for US after fixing a date for his examination. He flies in again to conduct his examination, goes back to mark scripts and send result by email. Webinars and other social platforms are there for students’ continued interaction with the professor. If a survey taken at the end of the session among his students does not favour his style of lecture, it is time for another egg head. This time a guru from University of Cape Town could be invited. The Nigerian professor also jostles for recognition out there, in a way that he does not wait for government subvention to attain academic excellence. This trend is rapidly gaining ground in some places in Europe.

At the primary and secondary levels, sound educational laws and policies will standardise the private institutions and give proper funding to the public schools. The world stood still, astounded when a public school teacher could not read out a passage handed to her by Adams Oshiomhole, the then Governor of Edo State. Apart from revitalising the public schools, those educational inspectors that would take the classroom teacher unawares participating in his class disguised as students should be reconstituted. They will secretly check the notebooks of the pupils accompanied with necessary questions about the teacher- a criterion for the teacher’s promotion in addition to proper and thorough scrutiny of the educational qualifications of such teacher. The floating of private schools by all and sundry who could afford some capital to rent an apartment anywhere and take off should be strictly regulated.

I recall with nostalgia, the playgrounds that used to be as large as the whole Michael Okpara Square in Enugu where we performed different sporting activities and marched with pride during the morning assembly, singing heroic songs in the beautiful rhythms of bands and trumpets and feeling like patriots who are ready to die for the cause of the nation. Those are the days of non-proliferation of private schools with government conducting schools debate competitions and broadcasting it on national media, the days of dedicated teachers who will not spare the rods lest the child spoils, teachers who will not sacrifice discipline for fear of parents.

https://guardian.ng/opinion/much-ado-about-the-education-sector/

I was wondering what this requirement in the Federal Fire Service advertisement means.

Can you draft a security code of conduct for organisation working in the North East?

You could be paid as a consultant if you have the requisite qualification.

Kindly drop your resume to creedhavey@yahoo.com

Or call

Good luck

Sleekydee:
dont buy it, d car use to off in go slow...gimme the seller number lemme help u insult him.

Off in go-slow doesnt sound like a serious issue, my thinking cos i think that could be easily fixed

Hi guys, I am thinking that there could be some hidden problems that the seller of this ride is refusing to share with me. Inspected , though did not drive round but the engine seems sound. Body , relatively ok, though I know I will do some finishing tourches.

Any advice is welcome so I do not make a mistake

Leebills:
Registered 04 Honda EOD available for grab.
Car in perfect working condition.

Location.... Alausa Ikeja
Contact... 08028583843 (Calls & WhatsApp)

only that I'm I'm Abuja.

AnonymousIP:
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BY APROKO GIRL : https://aprokogirl.com/4564/donald-trump-reacts-to-mosque-bomb-blast-in-mubi-adamawa-state/

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I'm shocked that this is a press statement and not a tweet; looks kinda written on a rush. Not a standard grammatical construction

I need EOD Tokunbo at Abuja asap

PurestBoy:
I have 2 boys, Kevin and Alvin, 4 and 1yr old respectively, both were on 6-month exclusive breastfeeding, Had Cow&Gate2 baby formula, Kevin is just too active, he doesn't doesn't even walk at home, he runs even when I take him out (cos he doesn't even play in the compound), he can't stay in a place for 2 minutes except he's watching his favorite cartoon channel GoTv 60, no matter how you beat him he doesn't cry for more than few seconds, he learns too much that he even corrects me his father but the problem is he's too active (I don't want to use the word stubborn). His 11+ mths younger brother is already following his footsteps, their mother shouts and beats Kevin every minute for jumping around in the house like monkey. He even engages in fight with me whenever I want to watch my favorite channels except I beat him thoroughly, he wouldn't allow anyone touch anything that is his. Their mother is fed up and losing weight and she's afraid his Alvin is already acting likewise. I don't know what to do because you can't leave Kevin alone in the house without closed monitoring for a minute else something bad and injurious might happen. All my life, I've never see a kid like my boy, I need advise on what to do, it was worse when he was younger. I don't like beating him like his Mom does but won't have peace at home due to excessive shouting and scolding except he's asleep. Anyone with ideas on how to curtail this?

in my own experience, I have to give you an honest advice, I learnt to thread with caution. The first reason is that this is Nigeria. Second reason, many people shout Autism, ASDH or whatever. No one has given details of how his own child was treated with therapy or drugs. The truth is that Nigerians like giving advise from what they learnt theoretically. Oga, go to God in prayers and/save money and take your family abroad once in a while, there you can actually take time and check stuff like that. Medical practice here is mainly based in speculations diagnosis are most often wrong. I have seen people get wasted on simple issues that can be tackled by mere home remedy. Yes, we pray a lot. There's a reason for that cos almost everything has failed us. The Israelite molded a golden calf as god until a leader surfaced to lead them to God. Let's be wise while in this country and Wait for a messiah that will lead us out of this douldrum

dabrats:
Unfortunately, you can't diagnose a 4 year old child of ADHD, since he may be displaying a typical behaviour. ADHD Diagnosis starts from 5 years. All the same, reduce sugar intake, and reduce any thing that stimulates the child.

this advise actually strikes a mark and stands out from the rest. The boy is 4. I was also told to take my 3yr old for same evaluation. Please we have to be careful from public opinion.

PurestBoy:
I have 2 boys, Kevin and Alvin, 4 and 1yr old respectively, both were on 6-month exclusive breastfeeding, Had Cow&Gate2 baby formula, Kevin is just too active, he doesn't doesn't even walk at home, he runs even when I take him out (cos he doesn't even play in the compound), he can't stay in a place for 2 minutes except he's watching his favorite cartoon channel GoTv 60, no matter how you beat him he doesn't cry for more than few seconds, he learns too much that he even corrects me his father but the problem is he's too active (I don't want to use the word stubborn). His 11+ mths younger brother is already following his footsteps, their mother shouts and beats Kevin every minute for jumping around in the house like monkey. He even engages in fight with me whenever I want to watch my favorite channels except I beat him thoroughly, he wouldn't allow anyone touch anything that is his. Their mother is fed up and losing weight and she's afraid his Alvin is already acting likewise. I don't know what to do because you can't leave Kevin alone in the house without closed monitoring for a minute else something bad and injurious might happen. All my life, I've never see a kid like my boy, I need advise on what to do, it was worse when he was younger. I don't like beating him like his Mom does but won't have peace at home due to excessive shouting and scolding except he's asleep. Anyone with ideas on how to curtail this?

this is nearly my son's attributes. The difference is that he's just 3. Im now more scared cos I think he would outgrow these at 4. My first, he graduated from friso Gold to Golden morn and likes it like he must take it after any meal. I was advised on this forum not to worry for he's still a child. I'm now wondering if I should stop the Golden morn thing. He has really improved I must confess (I won't deny God of his Glory) after I made it a point of prayers.

DeadRat:




This Man Has Too Much Pride ... Just Look At The First Picture...

I'm sure you meant to say something else. Like seriously

Ekitimadman:
There was an arguement today about this topic. If 100million is mistakenly deposited into my account over 24hours and I manage to withdraw 50 million. What will happen when I get arrested?

Even if such would happen as an innocent mistake, surprisingly theres no such thing in the criminal law books. So you will still go down. You could have a Defence like Extraordinary emergency, but that would amount to First admitting that you knew the money was not yours, then the owner will now bring a civil action for money had and received.

DjVirginGee:
Could This Be Another Collaboration?
Big Brother Naija 2018 housemate Teddy A has been teasing his fans with new music expectations since his exit from the reality show.
While he has been busy with media rounds all week, he did find some time to hang out with his friend and former collaborator, Phyno.
Teddy A had previously released a song called “Pepper”featuring Phyno in 2016.
In one of the photos, Teddy A captioned “On pursche! New music out soon“.

More photos and watch their first collaboration in 2016 "pepper" below: http://www.virginxclusive.com/2018/04/teddy-spotted-with-phyno-photos.html

Got those legs 30k in Gidi during my last visit

splendid22:
Listen to Audio interview from source:

https://www.thenewsguru.com/exclusive-victims-sister-details-how-danish-man-killed-his-nigerian-wife-4-yr-old-daughter-audiographic-photos/

first, the sister that was denied entrance to the room where she was being hacked to death should have at least recorded what she observed. Secondly, the record label's statement must have come from an experienced investigator from Nigeria as the warning to to immigration shows police could compromise and help the oyibo man to abscond

Muckross1122:
It was reported that the Best graduating students get N1,000 each at the convocation of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State.

Source:
http://www.nairaplus.com/2018/04/federal-university-of-technology-owerri.html

nice one. Could that be equivalent to $1000

chloedogie:
Please when was the last time you recharged your meter because I spoke with a friend now that had 18units on 1000niara recharge?

there's a monthly service charge they introduced. Maybe that's what they deducted. But even at that, are customers not supposed to be informed of the stupid charges?

bambi2016:
Social media influencer and entrepreneur, Laura Ikeji has taken to her IG page to pour encomium on her husband, Ogbonna Kanu.

According to the mother of one, he is her lucky charm as she had prayed to God to give her a man like him

” I prayed for a man like you and God answered. Hard work yea but u ‘re my lucky charm.”

Source: http://dailyleakblog.com/2018/03/21/youre-my-lucky-charm-laura-ikeji-gushes-over-husband-ogbonna-kanu/

Dont keep your thing to yourself. Keep replaying Tonto, we shall wait for the playback

Islie:
http://saharareporters.com/2018/03/17/former-enugu-chief-judge-asks-nsa-investigate-how-ekweremadu-acquired-32-choice

Contract racketeering. It's a regular thong in the Nass and other public servants. But why are we not talking of Burantai again, the searchlight is now on Ekweremadu

bambi2016:
Dr Maduka C Ogwueleka (MBBS, MRCPUK) has come out to clear us on why Staphylococcus aureus diagnosis is a scam in Nigeria.

According to the UK based physician, staphylococcus causing low sperm count is a scam in Nigeria’s medical world, there is no such disease.

He explained that Staphylococcus aureus organisms are ubiquitous and can be found all over our bodies including our skin and as such can contaminate swabs and give you a wrong result.

“Don’t take antibiotics for this scam diagnosis. If I take any sample from your body, it will be contaminated with staphylococcus aureus.

This diagnosis is a huge scam in Nigeria’s medical industry used in extorting money from our ignorant population.

Everybody (you and I) will always test positive to staphylococcus on tissues. If I take a swab from your urethra/penis, it will come back testing positive for staphylococcus because staphylococcus is everywhere on our bodies/skins as they are part of our body’s natural flora. The swab will almost always be contaminated by staphylococcus.

If you have skin infection or pneumonia caused by staphylococcus – this is a different ball game and antibiotics are required.

If you have a low sperm count, see an endocrinologist and a urologist to investigate it NOT a laboratory technician or scientist. It is much more complex than you may think” he said

He continued:

“I WILL KEEP REPOSTING THIS UNTIL IT SINKS IN!

STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS SCAM IN NIGERIA:

Staphylococcus aureus is a type of bacteria found normally in the nose, respiratory (breathing) tract and on the skin.

Because these bacteria are on our skin, when taking a swab (high vaginal swab for example), chances are that you may brush through the skin and get the swab contaminated by staphylococcus aureus. Now, when that swab is sent to the laboratory for culture it will grow staphylococcus aureus. This does not mean that you are infected with staphylococcus aureus requiring treatment of any kind.

We are all carrying staphylococcus aureus around. It does not mean we are infected or unwell needing treatment.

Staphylococcus aureus is not transmitted sexually neither is it a sexually transmitted disease.

Staphylococcus aureus does not caused infertility (male or female), impotence or premature ejaculation.

Staphylococcus aureus does not cause weak erection of the penis.

Staphylococcus aureus does not cause waist pain.

Staphylococcus aureus does not move like worms all over the body.

Staphylococcus aureus is not contacted via toilet seats.

Nigerian scammers attribute staphylococcus aureus to almost every disease in a standard medical textbook. This is wrong and these scammers should be named and shamed.

However, staphylococcus aureus can cause some nasty infections such as skin infections in the form of abscesses, cellulitis, impetigo, folliculitis and toxic epidermal necrolysis. Staphylococcus aureus can also cause food poisoning, breast infections, endocarditis (heart infection), osteomyelitis (bone infection), pneumonia (lung infection) and blood infection. But in these causes the infected persons won’t be walking around, having sex/fun and smiling. They’ll be terribly unwell and in intensive care unit somethings.”

Dr Maduka C Ogwueleka (MBBS, MRCPUK).

Source: http://dailyleakblog.com/2018/03/15/staphylococcus-aureus-scam-in-nigeria-dr-maduka-c-ogwueleka/

there they go again

Automotive1:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEH-VsN2JaE?t=8

The Philippine Government continued its quest to eradicate smuggling this week, with controversial President Rodrigo Duterte staging another public ceremony where authorities used heavy construction equipment to crush 14 perfectly good luxury cars that had been smuggled into the country.

The clinically-named "Condemnation and Public Destruction of Contraband Vehicles" took place at Port Irene in Cagayan province on Wednesday,14th march 2018. Among the cars selected for destruction were a Maserati Quattroporte, a BMW B12 Alpina, a Porsche 911 GT3, a BMW Z1, an Opel Manta, a Renault R5, and a two-door Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen.They were just the first of over 800 vehicles set to be destroyed.

President Rodrigo Duterte, known for his violent and ruthless crackdown on drugs and crime in general, was present at this car-crushing ceremony, and addressed the audience, saying:

The destruction of these contraband luxury vehicles signifies our strong resolve to restore good governance, preserve our nation’s dignity, and safeguard our people’s welfare.

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He went on, saying:

I reiterate that I will never tolerate smuggling and all forms of irregularities in our ports, especially in our free ports. Illegal practices will be dealt with to ensure that every department,agency and instrumentality of government is free from corruption.

It appears that the Philippine government is just getting started. After the ceremony, 841 vehicles more, which were also part of the illegal shipment of the said luxury vehicles, were destroyed.

The vehicles had been intentionally abandoned at the port without paying customs, so that an importer could purchase them later from a government auction at a lower price. A court ruling made this type of scheme illegal in 2013, and the outfit that imported these vehicles is not contesting the decision to crush them.

Source https://autojosh.com/the-philippines-government-bulldozes-14-more-smuggled-luxury-cars841-more-to-follow/

Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44

what kind of wrong grammar is the heading of this post? What does it mean to bulldoze? Why not destroys with bulldozer or crushes as used I the passage. @Seun, I think it's time for you to employ some English graduates to help edit some posts cos our kids also read some posts on Nairalanf