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PDP So Mauzu is even acting Hmmm

Pls I want to know because PDP have declared him their presidential candidate and the last time I checked 'There is no doubt that by the provision of the 1999 constitution as amended, Nigeria government can only spend maximum of eight years in office. That is why section 137 (1) (b) of the 1999 constitution as amended provides that a person elected to the office of president at any time for two previous elections shall not be qualified for subsequent election as president of Nigeria. unless the constitution is deliberately amended to accommodate him, all this PDP news declaring him their Predsidential candidate is nonsense because he is not constitutionally eligible.

What of the missing Malaysian plane he prophesied that they will fined? Anyway we pray against any evil calamity against the Pope, Obama or anybody. Peace and Love is all we need.

Thank God he is alive, get well soon. Some people wished it was your Dad that got shot

God save my Nigeria

Why don't they show us the pics? I can't trust second hand information . I guess their scared to go to maidugury

RIP , hope it is not Ebola

frodobee: sounded Ebola Badmus

I swear, I thought it was only me

Cool

naija banks cheating Nigerians since 1920.

The World Health Organization (WHO) reiterated its position that the risk of transmission of Ebola virus disease during air travel remains low.

“Unlike infections such as influenza or tuberculosis, Ebola is not airborne,” says Dr Isabelle Nuttall, Director of WHO Global Capacity Alert and Response. “It can only be transmitted by direct contact with the body fluids of a person who is sick with the disease.”

On the small chance that someone on the plane is sick with Ebola, the likelihood of other passengers and crew having contact with their body fluids is even smaller. Usually when someone is sick with Ebola, they are so unwell that they cannot travel. WHO is therefore advising against travel bans to and from affected countries.

“Because the risk of Ebola transmission on airplanes is so low, WHO does not consider air transport hubs at high risk for further spread of Ebola,” says Dr Nuttall.

In early August, after the meeting of the Ebola Emergency Committee under the International Health Regulations, WHO provided advice to countries to help contain the current Ebola outbreak and prevent it from spreading further. The guidance recommended:

no ban on international travel or trade;
that countries be prepared to detect, investigate, and manage Ebola cases; including access to a qualified diagnostic laboratory for Ebola virus and, where appropriate, the capacity to identify and care for travellers originating from known Ebola-infected areas who arrive at international airports or major land crossing points with unexplained fever and other symptoms.
Worldwide, countries should provide their citizens traveling to Ebola-affected countries with accurate and relevant information on the Ebola outbreak and measures to reduce the risk of exposure. Source: http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2014/ebola-travel/en/

Seriously they have no reason to give us the zmap drug. Americans can't be trusted but we African have our self to blame with corrupt leaders, if our countries where developed to its full potential I don't think we would be asking Americans for any drugs.

Acidosis: Mr Goon, ...ever heard the word "typographical error"?

Omo?
"they" "should" "be"?

'omo' it's not an English word and yeah they should be state of Emergency on ur grammar

Acidosis: The Federal Government should declare a state of emergency on the Education sector.


Education is Nigerian is Scam, Sham, and SHAME!

. Omo they should be state of emergency on ur grammar?

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thanks

Hope we find them, better late than never

Gen till 2015 Nice pic sha

Yeah, he should not be an exception

Ebola news Everywhere. Hmmmm I done tire!

Rubbish!

Source: www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/20436092

Israelis and Arabs have been fighting over Gaza
on and off, for decades. It's part of the wider
Arab Israeli conflict.
After World War II and the Holocaust in which six
million Jewish people were killed, more Jewish
people wanted their own country.
They were given a large part of Palestine, which they
considered their traditional home but the Arabs who
already lived there and in neighbouring countries felt
that was unfair and didn't accept the new country.

A history of the Gaza conflict
In 1948, the two sides went to war. When it ended,
Gaza was controlled by Egypt and another area, the
West Bank, by Jordan. They contained thousands of
Palestinians who fled what was now the new Jewish
home, Israel.
Israel's recognition
But then, in 1967, after another war, Israel occupied
these Palestinian areas and Israeli troops stayed
there for years. Israelis hoped they might exchange
the land they won for Arab countries recognising
Israel's right to exist and an end to the fighting.
Israel finally left Gaza in 2005 but soon after, a group
called Hamas won elections and took control there.
Much of the world calls Hamas a terrorist
organisation. It refuses to recognise Israel as a
country and wants Palestinians to be able to return to
their old home - and will use violence to achieve its
aims.
Since then, Israel has held Gaza under a blockade,
which means it controls its borders and limits who
can get in and out.
Life in Gaza.
Life for the many of the 1.5 million Palestinians who
live in the Gaza Strip is difficult.

Martin Patience reports from Gaza about
children there (29 July)
Israel controls its coastline and all the entry and exit
crossings into Israel. There is another crossing point
into Egypt. There is no working airport. Because
access is so restricted, not many goods get into or
out of Gaza. Food is allowed in, but aid agencies say
families are not eating as much meat or fresh
vegetables and fruit as they used to. There are often
power cuts.
Large numbers of people are unemployed because
businesses can get very few of their products out of
Gaza to sell, and people don't have much money to
buy things.
Palestinian refugees
During the 1948 and 1967 wars hundreds of
thousands of Palestinians left, or were forced out of,
their homes and moved to neighbouring countries to
become refugees.
More than 4.6 million Palestinians are refugees and
their descendants, many living in camps in the West
Bank, Gaza Strip, Syria, Jordan and Lebanon. They get
help from the United Nations.
Violence in Gaza
Though the Palestinians don't have an army, rockets
are regularly fired from Gaza into Israel. Israelis
living in border towns are used to having to take
shelter and adapting their lives to deal with the
rockets.
In the years since Israel withdrew its troops in 2005,
Gaza has seen several Israeli offensives. Israel says
these were aimed at putting a stop to rocket fire.
In 2008, Israel sent soldiers into Gaza. An estimated
1,300 people, many of them civilians, were killed in
Gaza before a ceasefire was declared; 13 Israeli
soldiers also died.
In 2012, at least 167 Palestinians and six Israelis
were killed during an Israeli operation. After eight
days a ceasefire was declared with both sides
promising to stop attacks.
Most recently in July 2014, Palestinian authorities
said over 200 people were killed by Israeli air
strikes and many more injured. Israel says more
than 1,100 rockets were fired from Gaza, seriously
injuring at least four Israelis, with one Israeli man
killed.
Peace Process
Other countries, particularly America, have worked
hard to settle the fighting between the Arabs and
Israelis but so far nothing has worked. Many people
want Gaza and the West Bank to be turned into a new country - Palestine. Israel won't agree to this unless it feels safe - and Hamas accepts its right to exist. The other sticking points are what will happen to Israelis who've settled in the West Bank, who will run Jerusalem and what will happen to the Palestinian refugees.

Bro get ur passport and leave our Chelsea pls. Ur too slow

Chai! Let her go to jamb office sharp sharp and complain

Hahaha

Lool , nice

Nigeria my country

Good news but seriously na December dem dey do their there Post UME?? Nawa O°˚˚˚ other skuls e.g Fut minna have done their own since August and have giving admission sef! Sha all is well

Good development but #14000 is still expensive O°˚˚˚ for just battery!!

Hmmm

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