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Ileke-IdI:
ROTFL!!

Ok, it must be a Tiv or Ijaw name

Its not funny. just leave tribe out of this.

@ poster

if really he is guilty as accused this is no pastor. he is just a criminal and should be addressed as such.

this should make maury/jerry springer

THE WHITE baby born to a black Nigerian couple from south London will undergo full genetic tests in the coming weeks it has been revealed.


Four-day old Nmachi Ihegboro, who was born with blond hair and blue eyes, has baffled genetic experts because both her parents are black and have no known white family history. Both Ben and Angela Ihegboro are now desperately trying to discover whether they have any white ancestry to make sense of their baby daughter's appearance.


Mr Ihegboro, a devout Christian, said he had no reason to doubt little Namchi’s paternity. He said: “My wife is true to me. Even if she hadn’t been, the baby still wouldn’t look like that. “We both just sat there after the birth staring at her for ages – not saying anything.”


The 44-year-old customer services adviser did reveal that although he and his wife believe there are no whites on either side of their Nigerian family, his 70-year-old mother, Amebo has blue eyes.


The couple have agreed to let experts study Nmachi. Geneticist Dr Mark Thomas, of University College London said that the odds of the baby’s white colouring were “between many millions to one and a million to one”


He said: “I suspect there’s been a mixture of a mutation, like albinism, combined with a dormant white gene.”


Mr Ihegboro said they “would do what we can to find answers”


“It doesn’t matter to us quite how she came about, but we will do what we can to find answers. She’s a beautiful, miracle baby and we love her. She could be green and yellow – we would love her the same


http://www.voice-online.co.uk/content.php?show=17901

clearly the theives in the NFF see this as another opportunity to steal money as the Koreans have apparently offered them loads.

I love heinz baked beans + garri [aka yellowman aka G-force]

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andyanders:
Don't mind the Nigeria Police, if to track N20 (Naira) in ones pocket, no matter where it is hidden, they will track it. But to track crime, they cannot. If Policemen cannot be checked by the office of the Presidency, they will be aiding kidnapping in the South East.

now that is funny. police tracking N20

Dispatches goes undercover in some African churches in the UK, where evangelical pastors perpetuate a strong belief in witchcraft. They preach that some people are possessed by evil spirits, and that these spirits bring bad luck into the lives of others.

The only way to rid the possessed from the witchcraft spell and lift their curse is to 'deliver' them: a kind of exorcism that can be very traumatic. Some pastors charge significant sums of money to perform these deliverances.

Often it is children who are denounced as witches by these pastors, and this labelling can lead to the physical and emotional abuse of those children at the hands of their families. In extreme cases it has led to the deaths of some children.

In parts of Africa, branding a child a witch is now outlawed, but in Britain this practise is perfectly legal, despite the fact it can have horrific consequences.

Dispatches reveals just what goes on behind closed doors in these African churches, exposing the pastors who exploit the religious beliefs of the most vulnerable

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/dispatches/episode-guide/series-67/episode-1

The programme shows on channel 4 at 8pm monday 26 july 2010.

All this political jamboree plays into PDPs hands. There is no credible opposition to stand against them and their rigging machine come next election.

redsun:
The only thing we do best with our reesources is evil.Anything good,they say nigeria is not worth it,even those complaining do say that.

No bi nigeria,e no go work,they say.Why they think they don't deserve sanity nad uprightness is what baffles me.

Such sweeping statements are always incorrect.

beans and pawpaw, wonderful.

i thought they said he has already stepped down

make them ask the mama who born am

sjeezy8:
The WHOLE south Nigeria is prone to floods due to its heavy rains-

Its not really a big deal tho- look at Miami beach. They have floods and hurricanes ALL the time- but its still one of the biggest tourest destination in America


But Id still stay in Lekki over anyplace in Naija, just like id live in Miami over Most places in America.

You are comparing america [miami] to naija abi?

for your information the floods will not only come from increased rainfall but to rising sea levels. the fundamental issue is the flood defences in the country involved.

This sends a stern and clear message to anyone living in or intending to live in the towns and places on and around the coast line of Lagos and other states in Nigeria. It is no longer safe. Nigeria has non-existent flood protection.

You better start selling your properties at least while they are still valuable. Because in 10 to 20 yrs time, you might be under water.

beans + cocoyam = bullet proof

hotelbook:
yes they are secrets but they are true cos if you go to any of the embassies, you will see thier reqiuirements which you are to follow if you want to get the visas. am just letting people to know about tourist visas cos ther are much easier to get, and if you are a frquent traveeller you might get extension on your visas just like the student visa thing. thanks for your reply.

i am sure you so called secret has a price. Which unfortunately the victim and not yourself has to bear.

olly pass:
But you need a degree in criminology to know that unsettled kidnappers could easily have disposed their corpses in the bush instead of setting them free? Or the police ensured that too? pls give me a break!

The end is nigh for the kidnappers. They shall never know no peace. They shall never enjoy thier loot. May they and their helpers burn in hell.

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Its a start. But if the authorities knew all along of their involvement why wait till there is public outrage before taking any decisive actions?

Ileke-IdI:
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Those three main suspects were: Kazeem Badru, 38, of the 200 block of Osgood Avenue in Stapleton; Ganiu Rilwan, 46, of the 200 block of Park Hill Avenue, Clifton; and Okoronkwo Okechukwu, 32, of Parkview Loop in Graniteville.

Just say almost 33 ibo and yoruba arrested, and not drag the rest of law abiding Nigeria into this.

These 2 tribes self.

hotelbook:
hey nairalanders, i have been following different posts for some weeks and am impressed with the good advice and networking going oon here. so i would also like to share my little knowleged on visa procurement and cheap hotel bookings(not reservations) abroad. if you want to know how to get an american or european tourist visa easily without using an agent then i bet you should call because this class of visa is very easy to get, which i did for my self recently, the requirement is very easy, forget about the wahala of bank statement as it is still complusory, but there is a legit wat to go about it.tourist visa for any advance country is based on the fact that you are going for tourism or some kind of event which you must have paid for, upfront or totally.
europen and america visas are easy to get by nowadays thats why you see a lot of agents not asking for down payments because the secret is spreading fast. take advantage of it, it seperates you from a visa agent.
have any questions or want to go about getting a tourist visa? pls call 07064702610 or 08182283379. please i am not a travel agent, just someone who has travelled and got at least two visas on my own which i thought it was hard to get. i will be happy to help.

highlighted parts should send alarm bells ringing.

If you know these so called secrets, share it with everyone in the open instead or luring anyone into calling you.

belize ke. to do what? are there jobs there? please prospective victims, [size=20pt]BEWARE.[/size]

you gusy should rather go to the official belize immigration website for more information.

10 mimi. Take it easy now.

Okija_juju:
I'm sure when your father was training you through school, feeding your ungrateful behind, clothing you and buying you all those nice barbies and things, he did not ever come on Nairaland to complain to us that your school fees were unaffordable or that he had to almost suck someones nuts to give you pocket money.

How ungrateful can you spoilt kids get. So let me guess, 1 million naira is enough payment for all his troubles so he might as well go to hell abi?!!

Heres an advice, send him a txt msg _{(I'm guessin you bought him a Blackberry also)} and tell him to go to hell. Or go on his facebook profile _{(assuming he can use the internet)}, and tell him to go and farm.


RUBBISH!!

Well done mate. Nice one. Some people can be so ungrateful. They conviniently forget what their parents went through to make them who they are today. Assuming the father was well to do and he was parasiting off him, he would not run here asking for advice on how to bleed his father dry.

@ poster

Sorry i have no sympathy for you. Continue looking after your father. It is a priviledge to cater for ones parents. And the almighty God will open the showers of blessing for you. Call me old fashioned.

what is there to weigh when a senator unashamedly marries a child!!!

Only in Nigeria.

@ poster

you need to give us more information about who you are and why you are travelling.

surely there are some bad elements within the police force leaking the identity of the police informants

At least eight people have been killed in an attack by machete-wielding assailants near the city of Jos in Nigeria.

The unidentified attackers descended on a village on the outskirts of Jos, burning about 10 houses, early on Saturday, officials said.

Some reports said the dead included the family of a Christian priest.

Clashes between rival communities - Hausa Muslims and Berom Christians - have left hundreds dead this year.

Witnesses said the men attacked the family of Rev Nuhu Dawat in the village of Mazah, 12km (7 miles) from the state capital of Jos, killing his wife, two children and a grandson.

The priest ran for his life, later telling Reuters news agency: "I leave everything to God to judge."

Plateau State Police Commissioner Gregory Anyating told Reuters the authorities were trying to find out "the root causes of the violence", but it had not spread to other villages.

Deadly riots in 2001, 2008 and 2010 left hundreds of people dead.

Although the clashes take place between Muslims and Christians, observers say the underlying causes are economic and political.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-10674389