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[size=16pt]Gaddafi’s will found: ‘Bury me unwashed, in death clothes[/size] A will apparently written by the late President of Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, has surfaced on his Seven Day News website. In the document, Gaddafi expressed the wish to be buried “unwashed in Sirte,” the town of his birth, next to “my family and relatives”. The will is said to be the only surviving copy of three identical testaments given to the former Libyan dictator’s relatives. According to a report by theBBC, the document was reportedly handed to the relatives, one of whom was killed, the second arrested and the third managed to escape the fighting in Sirte. The English translation of the will states: “This is my will. I, Muammar bin Mohammad bin Abdussalam bi Humayd bin Abu Manyar bin Humayd bin Nayil al Fuhsi Gaddafi, do swear that there is no other God but Allah and that Mohammad is God’s Prophet, peace be upon him. “I pledge that I will die as Muslim. Should I be killed, I would like to be buried, according to Muslim rituals, in the clothes I was wearing at the time of my death and my body unwashed, in the cemetery of Sirte, next to my family and relatives. “I would like that my family, especially women and children, be treated well after my death. The Libyan people should protect its identity, achievements, history and the honourable image of its ancestors and heroes. “The Libyan people should not relinquish the sacrifices of the free and best people. I call on my supporters to continue the resistance, and fight any foreign aggressor against Libya, today, tomorrow and always. “Let the free people of the world know that we could have bargained over and sold out our cause in return for a personal secure and stable life. We received many offers to this effect but we chose to be at the vanguard of the confrontation as a badge of duty and honour. “Even if we do not win immediately, we will give a lesson to future generations that choosing to protect the nation is an honour and selling it out is the greatest betrayal that history will remember forever despite the attempts of the others to tell you otherwise.” The testament is likely to further confuse the debate over where Gaddafi should be buried. His body is still being kept in a refrigerated warehouse in Misrata, four days after his capture and death at the hands of rebel fighters last Thursday. The National Transitional Council in Tripoli has been paralysed with indecision over what to do with the body. Speaking in Jordan on Sunday, Libya’s departing prime minister was reported by Reuters as saying that talks were under way to form an interim government, replacing the NTC within a month. One of many obstacles facing Libya’s provisional leadership is the question of whether, in the minutes after his capture in Sirte, Gaddafi was executed. Libya’s chief pathologist confirmed that he had died of a gunshot wound to the head. It is still unclear who fired the fatal shot, and under what circumstances, with Amnesty and other human rights groups pressing for a full investigation. Dr Othman al-Zintani carried out the autopsy on Gaddafi’s body at a morgue in Misrata. Speaking afterwards, he said it was “obvious” the former dictator had died from a bullet to the head. He did not elaborate, but appeared to be referring to the entry wound clearly visible on the left side of Gaddafi’s head, shown in numerous shots of his body screened around the world. “He died because of a gunshot wound to the head,” Zintani said. “There are still several issues. We have to pass (the report) to the prosecutor general. But everything will be revealed publicly. Nothing will be hidden.” I have said that the real truth behind Gadaffi's death will begin to emerge. |
[size=16pt]Gaddafi’s will found: ‘Bury me unwashed, in death clothes[/size] A will apparently written by the late President of Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, has surfaced on his Seven Day News website. In the document, Gaddafi expressed the wish to be buried “unwashed in Sirte,” the town of his birth, next to “my family and relatives”. The will is said to be the only surviving copy of three identical testaments given to the former Libyan dictator’s relatives. According to a report by theBBC, the document was reportedly handed to the relatives, one of whom was killed, the second arrested and the third managed to escape the fighting in Sirte. The English translation of the will states: “This is my will. I, Muammar bin Mohammad bin Abdussalam bi Humayd bin Abu Manyar bin Humayd bin Nayil al Fuhsi Gaddafi, do swear that there is no other God but Allah and that Mohammad is God’s Prophet, peace be upon him. “I pledge that I will die as Muslim. Should I be killed, I would like to be buried, according to Muslim rituals, in the clothes I was wearing at the time of my death and my body unwashed, in the cemetery of Sirte, next to my family and relatives. “I would like that my family, especially women and children, be treated well after my death. The Libyan people should protect its identity, achievements, history and the honourable image of its ancestors and heroes. “The Libyan people should not relinquish the sacrifices of the free and best people. I call on my supporters to continue the resistance, and fight any foreign aggressor against Libya, today, tomorrow and always. “Let the free people of the world know that we could have bargained over and sold out our cause in return for a personal secure and stable life. We received many offers to this effect but we chose to be at the vanguard of the confrontation as a badge of duty and honour. “Even if we do not win immediately, we will give a lesson to future generations that choosing to protect the nation is an honour and selling it out is the greatest betrayal that history will remember forever despite the attempts of the others to tell you otherwise.” The testament is likely to further confuse the debate over where Gaddafi should be buried. His body is still being kept in a refrigerated warehouse in Misrata, four days after his capture and death at the hands of rebel fighters last Thursday. The National Transitional Council in Tripoli has been paralysed with indecision over what to do with the body. Speaking in Jordan on Sunday, Libya’s departing prime minister was reported by Reuters as saying that talks were under way to form an interim government, replacing the NTC within a month. One of many obstacles facing Libya’s provisional leadership is the question of whether, in the minutes after his capture in Sirte, Gaddafi was executed. Libya’s chief pathologist confirmed that he had died of a gunshot wound to the head. It is still unclear who fired the fatal shot, and under what circumstances, with Amnesty and other human rights groups pressing for a full investigation. Dr Othman al-Zintani carried out the autopsy on Gaddafi’s body at a morgue in Misrata. Speaking afterwards, he said it was “obvious” the former dictator had died from a bullet to the head. He did not elaborate, but appeared to be referring to the entry wound clearly visible on the left side of Gaddafi’s head, shown in numerous shots of his body screened around the world. “He died because of a gunshot wound to the head,” Zintani said. “There are still several issues. We have to pass (the report) to the prosecutor general. But everything will be revealed publicly. Nothing will be hidden.” I have said that the real truth behind Gadaffi's death will begin to emerge. |
If there's a revolution in this country then I'm going to be sorry for the following groups of people in the following order. 1. Politicians 2. Police 3. PHCN (Leper) 4. Customs 5. Some civil servants in ministries et al. Those in the heart of the revolution can kiss their souls and lives goodbye. I see a couple of months more, we'll soon get there. |
yimzy: 27naira:I tire O. Besides has it got anything to do with wickedness or state of mind. Maybe she's not what he expected. Shit happens. @lindabon chei you mean die. Woe unto anybody dat crosses ur path but ehn I dey feel u die. @poster It's obvious he did u well and it's painful. At least some people have hated sex after the first time. My advice take a hike and occupy your mind with more constructive things and you'll be just fine. Some people don't get to feel what ure feeling now. For some it's much worse. Would be nice to come back to the true path and realise yourself again. There's only one way to true happiness. I have a good friend who can show you the way. |
Yes but after the books of the NNPC, and other govt. parastatals have been audited. |
I think people dat are knowledgeable on such matters would be laffing at most of ya posts here men. She's right. There's an Ibo mafia, just as you have a yoruba maffia as well as a Bini mafia across Europe. London,Nigeria & US-Yoruba Mafia, Germany, Guinea Bissau, Equatorial Guinea, US, Austria and Spain-Ibo mafia, Italy, Nigeria, Libya-Bini Mafia. Bini Mafia deal mostly on human traffiking and prostitution while the Ibo mafia are involved in yahoo-yahoo but mostly drugs. The Yoruba mafia do drugs, yahoo-yahoo, card theft, identity theft etc. If you doubt the veracity of my statements then you should watch Aljazeera's documentary on the Nigerian mafia. All crime syndicates are growing and attaching themselves to established syndicates like the chineese, colombian, Mexican and Brazillian drug maffias as well as the Russian, Italian and To comeback to the OPs que, yes it could be that he is into something illegal and you just want to be sure of what he does for a living especially now that it seems you're falling for him. The ideal thing to do will be to seat him down and have a heart to heart conversation with him. Better still you could hire a private investigator afterall it's your life on the line and no one else's. |
I agree that Igbo women are more beautiful and last longer in their husbands houses but I don't think its a result of the high cost of the bride price but rather Roman Catholicism that took its roots early in that part of the country. Prior to the advent of the whites, Igbos married more than one wife but all that became unfashionable when the Catholic brand of Christianity took root in the eastern part. Even the staunch catholics of other tribes marry just a wife and the bond remains so. Education comes in different forms. The average Igbo man realized he could marry a wife and have other mistresses or gfs and at the end of the day it translates to cost. More women, more money especially when she can tie herself legally or through children. |
A team of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Edo State, medical experts have recorded the first successful stem cell transplantation operation in the West African sub-region. The team led by a haematologist, Dr. Nosakhare Bazuaye, performed a successful surgery made on an indigent sickle cell patient, who suffered a stroke at seven. Chief Medical Director of UBTH, Prof. Michael Ibadin, said the cell transplant began three years ago, when the institution assembled a team of 18 experts, which it sent to Switzerland in an effort to bring comfort to Nigerians suffering from sickle cell anaemia and other diseases. According to Ibadin, with the breakthrough, the two-week procedure which would have cost about N40m outside the country can now be done for as low as N2m locally. He said, “This is the first time it is happening here, and this is the first time it is happening in Africa, outside Egypt and South Africa. “It did not start now but three years ago when we sent 18 experts to Switzerland in batches and in the course of doing that, experts from Switzerland came here to put up the infrastructure.” Surrounded by some of the experts, including Bazuaye, who carried out the procedure on the seven-year-old son of a retiree, the CMD explained what the procedure entailed. He said, “Stem cell means primitive cell; the transplantation means you are taking from one person and transplanting to the other. For you to get the stem cell, you have to go to the bone marrow, but then it is not every cell there that is primitive. The process requires extensive technical knowledge and it’s a delicate procedure. “To do this, you have to break down the defences of the donor through drugs. You need to get this (primitive cell) from somebody to transfer to others. “The likely beneficiaries include sicklers, one of which we just did the stem cell transplantation on. A procedure like this can make a sickler go from SS to AA. You harvest from one source (donor) who is compatible with the patient and transplant. Cancer patients can also benefit.” He added, “In this particular case, a child at seven, he had already had a stroke and was at the risk of having a second. The person that donated to him was the brother, who is 14. There was cross-matching which had to be done, but was not available in this country. We had to bring in somebody from Basel (Switzerland).” The surgery, which lasted two weeks, will take another month to determine whether the grafting will jell, but an upbeat Ibadin sees nothing that could undermine the process. He, however, called on Nigerians to rally round the institution, in its effort to make the specialised surgery widely available at a reduced cost. He said, “It is an expensive procedure but we are not looking at that as we want a breakthrough. |
It is true GTB deducts money from wire transfers. I sent $3012 to my brother's wife only for her to tell me she received just $2900. Pls note all charges were deducted and I also instructed the N3000 deduction from savings. Bunch of Ole's. |
These days that men hardly get married would require a very intelligent gift. Buy yourself very good lingerie and perform strip tease for him. Don't let him touch and no sex. Tell him if he wants more he knows what to do ![]() |
Bravo! Dangote. Just means increased GNP for the country. Although ure fleecing Nigerians but at least ure investing and creating jobs as compared to others organizing Owambe every weekend. |
phreakabit:You should read this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kweku_Adoboli |
Guy is originally Togolese, born in Ghana and naturalized in Britain. |
I really don't ask anymore because he said he'll provide all my needs. So I just thank him and worship. Trust me it's stress-free and you sleep like a baby because uve put all your worries and cares on him. |
2015 the population will adjust itself. Mark my words. The rate at which Nigeria is going, if a genocide starts in this country the world will turn a blind eye for up to a year. |
Advantage of being Nigerian are enormous 1. Free education till senior school level. 2. Cheap university education. 3. Girls of all sizes and make. From the very best to the very worst. 4. You can't go broke, broke in Nigeria. (try being broke abroad) 5. Big community. 6. Land of competition thanks majorly to our brothers from the east. Now we're beginning to see regional competitions. 7. Access to cheap information. 8. Country of so many (un)celebrated inventors, academics etc. 9. Very cheap alcohol (beer, palmie, burukutu etc) 10. Country with the least natural disasters. 11. Cheap food 12. Country with lots of freedom(If u doubt relocate to Libya or Syria maybe Egypt) 13. Lovely, healthy food(Our foods have the least cholesterol) 14. Ingenuity is Nigerian.(Country with 25% unemployed yet employed and happy) 15. Peaceful country that loves God. 16. Country of adventurers(We are becoming one of the most traveled in the world. 17. Country of comedians, always happy people with the least suicide in the world even in the midst of poverty. 18. One of the countries with vast natural resources (crude oil, gas, copper, gold, bitumen, coal, forestry, wild life, 19. One of the best climate in the world 20. Very industrious and a dynamic people. 22. Nigerians are in every country on earth. (If you doubt that, please challenge me) 23. Nigerians are non racists 24. Enormous human resources and growing, even getting better in the quality or human resources available. (85million population of working age na yam?) 25. Country of Prof. Wole Soyinka, Prof. Chinua Achebe, Prof. Soludo, Buhari, Chinamanda, Ngozi Iweala, Kanu Nwankwo, Jay-jay Okocha, Mikel Obi, Emeka Anyaoku, Sir Victor Uwaifo, P-Square, 2-Face, King Sunny Ade, Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga,, damn we have peolpe to be greatful to God for. , to be continued |
[size=18pt]Ok, I'm tired of our government officials spilling out everything about the country to the US. Clearly shows they're all Muppets of the west, even Sanusi who claims to be a nationalists doing the same thing. It's a big shame. It's like America is our father country.[/size] |
[size=22pt]I'm dissapointed people can't translate the true meaning of those naija idioms 1. Means you're late. Probably a belated information or simply just late at something 2. Used to stress ones degree of age advancement to another[/size] |
lastpage:Now I agree with lastpage but do not agree with the part I highlighted above. U must show that you're a man and a tactical one at that. So like I said deny her access too those children. A woman's real torture will come from the lack of communication to her kids. Do not give the feeling that you want her back. |
@Poster Ure a dumb idiote . Did u come up to Nairaland to get views to know whether it's fair to divorce your wife? See how easy it is for you to jump out of your marriage. What gives u d guarantee that your next wife wouldn't cheat on u if like others have alleged here that your bedroom skills are dismal? Damn man that was fast. So hastily done. It seems uren't ready for marriage. Ure married already so make it work. Real men have learnt to develop patience as a virtue but you my 'friend' obviously is lacking in that area. U better pocket that your John thomas until u get signs to know whether to move on or to wait. Yes, it's true your father-in-law is an 'irrational being' if he acted that way. My father always tells my sisters that there are no rooms in his house so they better fight to make their marriages work. 7 sisters 6 happily married and the last one about to. I'm not saying they never had marital issues but then my father always took sides with their husband even when they(husbands) were wrong. All he needed to do was to call for the husband later and tell him his mistakes and that way they appreciate him(my dad) more. I'll advice you and I'll make it short. Do not start dating other women, 2 wrongs don't make a right rather be patient. Do not go to see her parents anymore, don't accept any calls from them or her. If she really wants her marriage back, she'll come begging with her people. One thing you should understand is this. In the western nations the judge would require u to move out instead of your wife because of the kids but the Nigerian/African system produces more results. When a woman is away from her kids and you stop all forms of communication between them then reality begins to dawn on her fast. So u'll get response time in a much shorter time and I bet you, your wife will be as good as new. If in three months you don't get the response you desire then you can set in motion more drastic moves like getting a very beautiful woman you know you can't marry and flaunt her about town. Do this for a month or 2 and if this doesn't work then take the high road. It is very important you keep your John Thomas and don't go around eating another woman's food. You know how fast ladies want to lure including deceiving any man they deem of good marriage material. So please listen and be patient. |
jennykadry:After seeing Yaba left on ur profile, I can only say 'NO VEX'. Ndo but na person life we dey talk about not ya own. |
jennykadry:Gather what eveidence? Na wa for some people sef. Until he comes home one day from work to see his wife giving her boyfriend BJ b4 he'll know what to do? Your wife has estimated u to be a weakling. The only way to rectify the situation is to barbarically apply certain measures that will either fix it or stop the humiliation. Please note that babaric doesn't mean hitting ur wife. Just do something she never thought u'll do. |
My guy although I'm not a proponent of failed marriages/divorce I have to recommend some immediate steps to take because with what you've said above, if true can send u to an early grave. 1. With immediate effect lock up store 2. Send wife out/packing, it has to be done ruthlessly. 3. Send kids to ur mum or someone u feel can take care of them temporarily. 4. If she shows up with her people begging then she still wants to be married and there and then spell out ur terms for taking her back. 5. If she doesn't then ur wife's heart has been given to another man. So here ure faced with 2 lines of action to adopt. Wait until she realises she's been stupid or after waiting you move on with ur life. Cheers mate it's up to you. |
BizNews:The body he is to head is not an umpire body rather it is like a research body. Please lets get our facts right. This kind of body should be created for the petroleum industry also to stimulate research and fabrication/production of parts for our refineries. Its about time we export semi finished petroleum products rather than exporting raw crude |
NatGas:It makes perfect sense to put him in charge of the body. Lets look at this from an economic standpoint. Dangote as head of that body will help to fast-track the whole technology indigenization thing. They say "Na those wen wear shoe na dem know where e dey pinch dem" So if in a year or two Oga Jona says I want a bag of cement to be N1000 then Oga Gote will have no excuse. It's about time we utilize all the engineers, fabricators, thinkers, this great nation possesses. Lets give birth to real research amongst our universities. Introduce stiff competition amongst schools and you'll see results in less than a year. |
Even though I know that Dangote is a monopolistic twep, he is the best person for that job. Besides we need to start thinking of homegrown technological advancements in areas of oil and cement production. Instead of depending on the west for that. It will be a good fiscal policy that will in the long-run save us some hard earned forex. |
folahann:Perhaps you should ask are there people who don't lie? God created Black and white and all the spectrum of colours in between. So also there are truths, lies and all the spectrum in between Shebi ordinary people lie but our corrupt politicians mislead. All get degree. |
I am a Nigerian, a de-tribalized one at that and would like to state that the competitive war going on at the moment is both healthy as well as unhealthy for the country. It will be healthy if in competing to outclass the other in terms of performance optimization, then Nigeria and Nigerians will be better for it but if there are selfish interests to these performance optimization then I fear disintegration befalls this great nation in the very near future. |
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