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dytbabe: Clears throat.birth |
Seun fear die. What happens to happened to his fundamental right? |
darlingnuel: The closure is restricted to primary and secondary schools because 'children' may not be as hygiene conscious as adults. So the only way to contain or prevent possible disease spread among them is by 'intercepting' their meeting point: the school. A kid may have had contact with a carrier of the virus wherever he/she lives and then returns to school to spread it to other unsuspecting wards! |
How about the Generals that were also court marshalled? |
When I said GEJ till 2099, you guys never believe. Here it is. |
Good news for APC and others who... |
NgeneUkwenu: Seun! You called us Boko Haram Supporters, right?Please are you one of the recently sacked resident doctors? You sound like them. |
Yes and no |
This is what I call good news though bad news to some people |
poiZon: dont mind venom, lying for a living.Yea that's it my brother. We all know this. Ikot Ikara road Ikot Esenam road construction was inaugurated since February and till now nothing has been done. @nigerianvenom Mention the village those projects are sited let me see |
Front page bookers, sorry Front seat bookers. Una like front except for church |
whatlyf: It shall not be well with whoever your real f@d@ is because your m0mma was engaged in Incestious g@ang b@ang with your uncles and other of her cousins. The Product is YOU.I don report this post. Waiting for the mod to do the needful |
nigerianvenom: https://aksminfinance.com/interimages/Electrification%20Project%20Okoroete.JPGAll electrical and water projects were complete at the end of Attah's admin. Akpabio only did the commissioning. The only thing he has done is the renovation of 4 schools with two being completed. Akpabio admitted during the town hall meeting that he has neglected Oruk Anam For those pics above, you took it from Ikot Ekara which is in Ikot Abasi |
irishCream: School me bro cos I'm interested in knowing what aspect u referring to when u said oruk anam is the biggest local govt in akwa ibom. Is it by pop or land mass? Records has it that ibiono is the biggest local govt seconded by essien udim.land mass and population |
whatlyf: 1Project? He Looted Your Moneywow! What a mega project! |
Name just one projecte executed by the Akpabio administration in [size=20pt]ORUK ANAM[/size]-the biggest LGA in the state |
lastpage: That is not my "name", it is called a "handle" but thanks for the observation all the same,Correct. But educate me more on the difference between name and handle/moniker/username. Many thanks. |
Fidio of Shecow or pickchop of him dying or...I will . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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guttentag: God Bless America!!for what now? |
lastpage: Have you forgotten that almighty America has suggsted that we help other Countries while they themselves (America) have withheld the Zmapp cure they have, from us?Bros type your name well first. Lols. We should have a cure or vaccine first. |
The Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, have threatened to go on a nationwide strike if the Federal government does not shift the date of resumption as well as put in place measures that would protect their members from contracting the deadly Ebola virus while teaching in schools. Speaking in a telephone interview with Punch, the National President of the NUT, Michael Alogba, said the union had taken a decision not to allow any of its members go into any school to teach if the eradication of the deadly virus has not been scientifically and medically proven. "In any sane society, decision such as this will not be taken until the government and all stakeholders have met and discussed the issue at stake and are sure that the nation is scientifically and medical free from the scourge. But this is not the case in our country. When they arrived at the early October 13 date, they wrote us and we agreed with their argument but when this new date was given, they did not because of the influence of some powerful school owners who put pressure on them (Federal Government) to announce the September 22 date. Anyway, we have written to tell them that if the Federal Government does not shift the date and provide all necessary safety measures in schools before Monday next week, all NUT leaders will meet in Abuja by 9am on Tuesday to decide our fate by ourselves. Though I don’t want to preempt the outcome of the meeting but as teachers who have families and who should protect our future, I mean our students, we will shun the classes; we will call for strike. What kind of government is this, don’t they know that children can never be as hygienic as adults? Don’t they know that the immunity level of children is not as high as that of adults? Why do you want to open schools when you have not cleared out the virus; when you still have about 400 people under surveillance in Port Harcourt and Lagos? You are aware of what is happening at the Obafemi Awolowo University. How are we sure that there is no primary or secondary school pupil that has had contact with an Ebola patient. It’s good that the NMA (Nigerian Medical Association) has spoken and we have told them too that we would not cooperate with them. That is why we are going to take a drastic action on Tuesday to protect ourselves and our children. I can tell you that we will shun schools; we won’t cooperate with them. In other words, we will embark on strike.” he said He warned that if by next Monday, September 15th the Federal Government had not extended the new date, the executive council would meet by Tuesday 16th September where a drastic decision would be taken. Meanwhile after the Federal Executive Council meeting in Abuja yesterday the Health Minister said there was no going back on the resumption date. According to him, there was no scientific basis for school resumption date to be postponed "First unlike other countries, there is no community transmission of the disease in Nigeria; not one yet. But we have taken precautions, what we are doing, we may as well have said everybody should just be moving about, but we are taking precautions. There is no scientific basis for school resumption to be postponed. There is no community transmission of the disease in Nigeria. That is what separates Nigeria from other countries. It is what I call irrational fear; we don’t need to be irrational about this.” he said The Nigerian Medical Association as well as the House of Representative Committee on Education have spoken against the new resumption date. |
[size=20pt] Nigeria please stop playing BIG BROTHER AFRICA[/size] |
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oluseyiforjesus: is Seun paying 4 booking space or FTC? If No den guy do something better with ur TimeJealousy |
Waste of of money. The longest fly over to be bomb by Boko Haram |
Rich4god: Waiting for the version of sharia reporters...and BokoHaram Broadcasting corporation (BBC) |
Obiagelli: See useless write up, is lai mohammed the spokesman for the SSS or the attorney general?make no respond to this trash |
After my experience of Chicken pox epidemic in my school as a result of just one infected child, I will advise Nigeria not to joke with Ebola. |
I think I'm more confused than you are |
egift: The more details details you find out Jonathan has, the more you agree he deserves all the blame for this failure:The Army is recruiting, go and pick your form and bring back the girls or you forever keep quiet. |
Abeg weed na cannabis? |
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