₦airaland Forum

Ezedon: They really need to reopen, our girls are getting pregnants at home

tellwisdom: But bro, you are not rich; how did you know all this??

tomakint: Tambuwal has always been a snake that needs no introduction, Jonathan can get rid of him, he is acting as a double agent!

angel TI: Picture(s) or it didn't happen!

idupaul: Ofcourse the fake native Dr Planted the tortoise to hoodwink his client

AMAKAVIOLA: no pix

castielo: ...We are nothing but pencils in the hand of the creator.

The crisis rocking the People’s
Democratic Party (PDP) may have
finally reached a climax with the G-7
governors resolving to join the
opposition All Progressives Congress
(APC). This comes barely 24 hours
after President Goodluck Jonathan
chose to postpone a planned
meeting with the governors which
was seen as a make or break
meeting.
A source told LEADERSHIP that the
governors reached this decision in a
meeting held last night at the Kano
State governors’ lodge in Abuja. The
meeting ended at about 12.30am.
But LEADERSHIP gathered that one of
the seven governors, Sule Lamido of
Jigawa State may be having great
difficulty in making up his mind
while the remaining six governors
have decided to take a leap of faith
and join the APC.
The six governors that have made up
their mind to join the APC are Rabiu
Kwankwaso (Kano), Aliyu Wamakko
(Sokoto), Muazu Aliyu (Niger), Murtala
Nyako (Adamawa), Abdulfatah
Ahmed (Kwara) and Rotimi Amaechi
(Rivers).
The development may also have a far
reaching effect on members of the
ruling PDP in the National Assembly
and state assemblies with a large
number of the lawmakers expected
to pitch tent with their governors.

A 22-year old housewife, Mrs. Catherine
Emmanuel Abari, has given birth to a living
tortoise in her Angwan Tiv II residence of
Agyaragu town, headquarters of Jenkwe
Development Area of Nasarawa state.
The husband to Catherine, Mr. Emmanuel
Abari, 29, a farmer, told our
correspondent that his wife gave birth to
a “Mr. Tortoise” at about 12 to 1 am
Saturday morning but the creature later
died shortly after 5am same day.
According to Emmanuel, on sighting what
his pregnant wife delivered that Saturday
morning,
“I was shocked, and then I shouted which
attracted other people. It took me a while
before I called my elder brother who
arrived the scene later”, a stricken
Emmanuel told Peoples Daily.
Emmanuel recounted that his wife got
pregnant sometimes in March early this
year but that she started experiencing
problems with it during the fourth month.
“We noticed that at about the fourth or
fifth month, the pregnancy stopped
growing and that was when I took her to
a hospital”, he said.
He said he took her thrice to a hospital in
Agyaragu, the Zhe Mighili Hospital, where
doctors checked his wife, confirming she
was indeed pregnant. However on the
third and final visit to the hospital, they
were referred to another hospital in Lafia,
the state capital, the Sauki Hospital, located
along Abuja Street.
It was there, Emmanuel narrated, that
doctors having confirmed that Catherine
was still pregnant, but also through
scanning, revealed to the couple that what
she was carrying in her belly wasn’t
human.
He continued that on returning home to
Agyaragu, he immediately summoned his
elder brother to jointly discuss the matter
following which it was decided that they
consult a native doctor, an oracle of some
sort.
“The man checked her and promised us
that he will do his best. She remained
there for close to week and when I visited,
I saw some signs because she has already
started bleeding”, he said.
Emmanuel continued that for some days
after she visited the native doctor,
Catherine’s bleeding seized and the oracle
had to administer further medication but
that on a Thursday, nearly one week since
she was taken to the native doctor,
Catherine started her labour in earnest
and eventually delivered around 12 to 1
am Saturday morning.
He said they have however since buried
the tortoise and have accepted their fate.

Abdullateef, however, said the deceased merely went to the lagoon to defecate after he became pressed.

“Then, he decided to swim and wash his body. His brother, Wale, waited at the shore. When he was swimming back, he just lost breath, and was exhausted. His brother saw him drowning but did not suspect that anything was wrong until it was too late.”

femogbangba: On the basis of what exactly? Is this how the rule of law will be practised in Biafra?

aventura: magnus paipatrum of non significant hocus pocus. If only he melangolided the tollibetor, the boshanistical appalum would have been zolisted. Very bad of him.