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Former minister of Power, Chinedu Nebo has said that improvement in power supply is one of the achievements of former president Goodluck Jonathan. Nebo spoke in Ikole Ekiti on the occasion of his conferment as the Atayese of Egbeoba kingdom by the Elekole, Oba Ajibade Adewumi Fasiku which took place on saturday. The newly conferred Chief said: Some said it was Buhari’s body language that brought the improvement, but I didn’t know what they meant. You can see that these saboteurs have stopped regular bursting of the gas pipes that powered the electricity since President Buhari came on board. Some people did not want Jonathan to succeed. Some of these people were doing this great disservice because they did not like President Jonathan. The regular supply is Jonathan’s labour. The present administration has not added any value to the sector and Nigerians must appreciate this. President Buhari will do wonders if he strengthens embedded generation and built more infrastructure for transmission of power. He should also change the threshold for licensing from one megawatt to five megawatts because the former has no incentive for investors and I believe Nigeria will leapfrog from 4,000 megawatts to something more appreciable, if this is done. |
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So...I was young and heard dat weed make your hair grow fast,I heard different testimonies so I decided to try it I bought 2 parcel mixed 1 with spirit and looked at the 2nd 1 for some tym I was like wetyn dy dis tin sef wey people dy smoke am dy happy 9 I say mah experiment small sef I wrapped it lite it and took a puff nothing happened I was like wetyn come make dy dy preach against am so I smoked the whole tin. I can remember very well it was raining and I was home alone ah no know how ah take reach out side next tin ah hear na on ur marks gt set go,come and cc me running like a mad man under the rain as if that was not enough I laid on d ground in 1 small puddle say I thinking I was in 1 olympic size swimming pool Weed bad sha |
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For e mind |
A man that was allegedly brutalised and shot on
the leg by some soldiers in Benin, the Edo State
capital, has raised an alarm over what he called
the inhuman treatment meted out to him.
But the Nigerian Army has insisted that the man,
Mr. Daniel Owie , is an armed robber, who
attempted to snatch the soldiers’ vehicle.
The soldiers, who were reportedly led by an
Army Captain, actually brutalized Owie before
shooting him on the leg.
In a petition to the Inspector-General of Police,
Mr. Solomon Arase, the victim appealed to him
to investigate the alleged murder attempt on his
life and the breach of his fundamental human
rights by a group of soldiers led by a yet to be
identified captain in Benin, Daily Sun reports.
Mr. Owie is currently receiving treatment at the
University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH)
where he was chained to the bed allegedly on
the orders of the Army Captain. The captain also
detailed two soldiers to watch over him.
Owie said on October 3, about 8.pm, he met a
vehicle that blocked Ihama Road and he went to
the car to see if he could assist the owners to
push the vehicle off the road.
He said that the occupants of the vehicle
ordered him to go back to his car, adding that
the way and manner they talked to him led to an
exchange of words.
He was subsequently given the beating of his
life by the soldiers, he stated.
“Our client told us further that he
was surprised that one of them
introduced himself as a captain in
the Nigerian Army and he further
identified himself by brandishing his
service pistol.
“After the beating, the said the
captain called his military boys,
who came in a Hilux Pick-up van
and, without questions and after he
identified him to them, started to
beat him again with fists and gun
butt. “He further said he was shot on his
leg on the instruction of the said
captain. He also said that there
were bruises all over his body,
inflicted by the military men called
by the captain.”
Owie alleged in the petition that after shooting
him, they took him to the hospital in their
military base along the Airport Road, Benin,
where medical doctors on duty told them that
they would not admit him on the ground that the
military men were not consistent in their
statement as per how he was shot.
He said he was later taken to the University of
Benin Teaching Hospital where he was admitted.
He also alleged that his KIA SUV, two handsets,
wristwatch and eyeglasses were taken away
from him by the said captain and his boys.
“As if (as an) afterthought, at about
10am on Sunday, October 4, 2015,
the said captain led other military
officers to the University of Benin
Teaching Hospital to handcuff him
to the bed and detailed two military
men to watch over him. They
alleged that he was shot because
he wanted to snatch their car from
them,” the petition said.
But in a swift reaction, spokesman of the 4
Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Benin, Capt.
Joseph Unuakhalu, said Owie was a member of a
robbery gang, who robbed an army officer along
Ihama Road on the fateful day and was arrested
by personnel of the Nigerian Air Force.
The Army statement reads:
“At about 10:30pm on 3 October
2015, Troops of 4 Brigade Garrison
responding to a distress call,
rescued an army officer, who was
attacked by suspected armed
robbers at Ihama Junction, along
Airport Road, Benin city. “During the
attack, the officers index finger was
cut off by the suspected robbers.
“Earlier, the gang robbed two
policemen from Lagos Command,
who came for their colleague’s
wedding. Prior to the troops’
arrival, personnel of the Nigerian Air
Force close to the scene responded
and arrested one of the suspected
robbers, Mr. Daniel Owie, while
others ran away abandoning a Kia
Sportage Jeep with Reg No EDO
BEN 190 BR.
“He was handed over to oour troops
on arrival. However, the suspect
attempted to escape and was shot
on his left leg. Suspect is currently
receiving treatment at UBTH while
investigations are ongoing.”
At the time of this report, Owie was still
receiving treatment at the hospital. When
contacted, medical director of the hospital, Prof.
Michael Ibadin, said he was not aware of the
development.
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Please i need help am goin for nursing science d cutoff is 58 Buh I got 43 Please is there any 1dat can assist me? |
It’s a cruel world we live in as this lady
faces online bullying constantly because
of the way she looks which is none of her
fault.
26 years old Lizzie Velasquez, was born
with a rare disease that prevents her from
gaining weight and blinded one of her
eyes.
Her life changed forever when she
discovered a YouTube video tagging her
as the ‘World’s Ugliest Woman’.
Then, 17-years old, she was devastated
and broken but she somehow didn’t let
the hateful comments define her as the
video had over four million views with
many dropping hurtful disgusting
comments about Lizzie including
suggestions that she should have been
killed at birth.
But inspirational Lizzie said she managed
to turn the negative comments into
something positive.
She told Fox News:
There were thousands and
thousands of awful
comments, all along the lines
of: the world would be a better
place if I weren’t in it.
Each comment I read I felt like
someone was physically
putting their fist through the
screen and punching me.
I always knew I wanted to
show those people that they
weren’t going to define me.
I didn’t want the definition of
me that they were creating to
become my truth
.
Lizzie has now has released a
documentary to inspire others, ‘A Brave
Heart: The Lizzie Velasquez story’.
She also travels the world helping
troubled youngsters who have been
bullied for the way they look, motivating
and leading them on the right path.
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How disgusting! Whatever his reasons are, this is unacceptable unless ofcourse he is mentally disturbed.
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A letter written by a mechanical engineering senior at Eastern Washington University in the US, to the editor of the student paper after seeing his female counterparts struggle to have their voices be heard in STEM subjects has gone viral. Getting over a million likes on facebook, Jared Muldin letter reads: To the women in my engineering classes, while it is my intention in every other interaction I share with you to treat you as my peer, let me deviate from that to say that you and I are in fact unequal….I did not for example, grow up in a world that discouraged me from focusing on science. Women are dramatically underrepresented in many STEM fields, particularly engineering: in 2012, only 18% of engineering bachelor’s degrees in the US were granted to women. It’s also common for women who graduate from engineering programs to leave the profession, often because of discrimination and hostile work environments. I have had no difficulty whatsoever with a boys club mentality, and I will not face added scrutiny or remarks of my being the ‘diversity hire.’ When I experience success, the assumption of others will be that I earned it. I was not bombarded with images and slogans telling me that my true worth was in how I look, and that I should abstain from certain activities because I might be thought too masculine. I was not overlooked by teachers who assumed that the reason I did not understand a tough math or science concept was, after all, because of my gender… So, you and I cannot be equal. You have already conquered far more in this field than I will ever face.
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