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Politics / Pmb's Appointment Of Dead Persons: Picture Of Death Of The Patient Dog? by sonya4all(m): 11:52am On Dec 31, 2017
With the embarrassing federal government appointment of Deaf persons into various federal agencies,could this be a clear picture of the *patient dog dieing before getting the fattest Bone* ??
one could argue that with the slow pace of PMBs government which earned him the title BABA GO SLOW. more cases of post humurs appointments are on the way..
Health / Re: Ijeoma Nnodim: A Paediatrician Born Deaf; An Inspirational Story (Photos) by sonya4all(m): 6:31pm On Dec 10, 2017
Codyt:

Keep dwelling on self imposed ignorance. I pity you.

But wait, if I try it next time, what would you do? Who the Bleep are you? Look, I don't give a damn about you. angry

I wonder who is in ignorance here,a blatant liar and fake news peddler... senseless animal
Health / Re: Ijeoma Nnodim: A Paediatrician Born Deaf; An Inspirational Story (Photos) by sonya4all(m): 6:57am On Dec 10, 2017
honourable356:

Sign language??
To what end??
Who will I be communicating sign language with??

I will put it at roughly 95% of the citizens doesn't know sign language and I am. convinced that sign language are mainly for people who can't TALK.

Are you assuming that I can't talk or something because I never said that I can't talk nor did I say I say I can't communicate.


Having said the above, care to enlighten me what I would use the sign language for? Who will I be communicating with when I can talk? The governor




My brother,there are a thousands and one reasons why you should learn sign language as an alternative source of information having lost your hearing..
In sign language we listen with the eyes and speak with our hands.
It's gives you an identity.
I understand you said you can speak. And we have different categories of deafness...yours is hard of hearing,but generally it's termed as DEAF.

We have lots of Nigeria deaf professors and lecturers who can speak but can hear and they use sign language, working with an interpreter to get feedback or correspondence simultaneously,not necessarily through write ups...
I'll urge you to Google the name ,Mandy harvey..she lost her hearing and started learning sign language,
So please sign language is not only for those who can't speak..I talk to you about this because I an a sign language interpreter.. thanks.


You can pm me for more chats

Health / Re: Ijeoma Nnodim: A Paediatrician Born Deaf; An Inspirational Story (Photos) by sonya4all(m): 6:39am On Dec 10, 2017
Codyt:
OP always do your research well enough before posting. The woman who appears in the pictures isn't Dr. Ijeoma Nnodima.

I've attached the correct pictures to this post.

Her LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ijeoma-nnodim-5906775

I choose not to insult you,but please do not try this rubbishnext time,the pictures attached to my post is Dr Ijeoma nnodim,you might have other nnodims,but don't tell me I posted the wrong picture, becausei know and interact with Dr Ijeoma nnodim the Deaf paediatrician on a personal level...thanks
Health / Re: Ijeoma Nnodim: A Paediatrician Born Deaf; An Inspirational Story (Photos) by sonya4all(m): 10:09pm On Dec 08, 2017
honourable356:


I don't.
I never went to school of the disable...i mean school where sign language are used.

Thanks.




I encourage you to learn sign language as an alternative mean of communication, we have a Deaf OVERNOR in Nigeria, which is the nasarrawa state governor. Almakura
Health / Re: Ijeoma Nnodim: A Paediatrician Born Deaf; An Inspirational Story (Photos) by sonya4all(m): 7:12pm On Dec 08, 2017
honourable356:
One major difference between SHE and I.....

She was born deaf... but I was not,got my problem at age Eight.

She had access to hearing aids as early in her secondary school days... but I didn't, I could not.. got mine recently 10 YEARS after graduating from university.

Other are..

I stumbled to negative pressure in chasing my dream but she DIDN'T.

I end up being an Economist instead of a Doctor... But she did it, she become a Doctor.

Apart from the above, all she said was a hundred percent correct. she gave an exactly full description of ME (HERSELF) .

I can't help it but admire and respect her greatly even though I don't know her.

May God almighty continue to give her GREATER REASONS to glorify HIM everyday, Amen!


Congratulations to you...
Do you know sign language??
Health / Re: Ijeoma Nnodim: A Paediatrician Born Deaf; An Inspirational Story (Photos) by sonya4all(m): 7:15pm On Dec 07, 2017
Thanks.
NL no go see this one ohh.
Na bobrisky news them go show face

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Health / Re: Ijeoma Nnodim: A Paediatrician Born Deaf; An Inspirational Story (Photos) by sonya4all(m): 2:16pm On Dec 07, 2017
Health / Ijeoma Nnodim: A Paediatrician Born Deaf; An Inspirational Story (Photos) by sonya4all(m): 9:04am On Dec 07, 2017
Inspiring Story Of A Paediatrician Born Deaf

She is an Intelligent Woman, She is Beautiful, She is Smart, Hardworking and Indefatigable, but guess what? She was born with Severe Profound Sensorineural Hearing Loss.

Yet this woman defied all odds, scaled through all the challenges that comes with such disabilities and made it to the top of the ladder and is enjoying a full, productive life today.

Meet Doctor (Mrs) Ijeoma Nnodim as she takes us through the journey of her life, her challenges, her successes and her vision for the next few years.

Can you tell us about yourself and background?

I am Dr Ijeoma Nnodim. A wife, mother and Paediatrician. I am originally from Ozubulu, Anambra State but was born in Lagos. I am married to a pharmacist from Imo state with two adorable daughters.

I was born with a hearing impairment, in medical terms, Severe-profound sensorineural hearing loss.

I had my nursery education at Imola Day School. I still have a report card from there that says “She does not pay attention in class” (Smiles). Teachers didn’t understand I was hearing-impaired.

I then attended St Leo’s Catholic Private School Ikeja. My Secondary School was at Command Day Secondary School Ikeja.

I got admission to study Medicine and Surgery at College of Medicine, University of Lagos.

I started a Post-Graduate Specialist program at Federal Medical Centre Asaba, Delta State which I have concluded.

Please Explain Sensorineural Hearing Loss to the Layman.

It is Simply Hearing loss is in stages;

Mild

Moderate

Severe

Profound.

What are some of the symptoms to look out for?

Hearing loss is an ”invisible” disability. You won’t know someone has it by just glancing at the person. It is when you try to communicate that you know. Activities of daily living can be affected, going to the market, bank, hospital, church etc can be stressful when you have to communicate with strangers. Asking someone to repeat what he said several times makes them think you are daft!

Symptoms can be noticed in a child such as;

Not responding to sound

Child may appear inattentive, distracted especially if you are not facing the child directly

Such children may also have a degree of speech impairment, not speaking clearly or not even talking at all.

They also tend to keep to themselves a lot.

How was your experience like growing up with such condition?

I became used to people saying I don’t respond when they call. Sometimes some made fun of me.

I learnt how to read lips and if someone wasn’t facing me, I wouldn’t know when I was being spoken to.

It made me withdrawn and I kept to myself a lot. Burying myself in books.

How about your education? How were you able to scale through to the level you are now?

At the beginning the hearing loss wasn’t too bad. I was able to cope with being average. Perhaps I may have done better if the hearing loss was addressed appropriately.

In secondary school I sat in front as much as possible so that I could see the teacher. I also copied notes from class mates.

It was after secondary school that I first had access to hearing aids. It made a lot of difference. However because it was second-hand, the hearing aid got spoilt several times.

I made sure I got to lecture halls very early to sit in front. I also copied notes from classmates.

You have really done well for yourself despite your condition. Far better than most people who do not have any of such challenges. What has been your source of motivation?

My parents, especially my mother have been wonderful.

They encouraged me in school to excel. My mom has cried with me several times in those dark periods when things became difficult because the hearing aid spoilt.

God is the ultimate source of my motivation

What are some of the causes of Severe-profound Sensorineural?

In many cases the cause of hearing loss is not known.

Some are hereditary.

Some are caused by antibiotics. A lot of people indulge in self-medication which is wrong.

Note the following when dealing with a hearing-impaired person

*Don’t shout. Volume is not usually the problem.
*Directly face the person so that they can read your lips.
*If they don’t know you are talking to them, draw their attention by gently tapping on the shoulder.
*Dont exaggerate your facial expression.
*Speak clearly and always try to do so in a well-lit place.

How will you describe the journey so far?

It has been a journey of ups and downs.

There have been sad moments but the happy moments predominate.

Any keywords you follow or practice?

There is ability in every disability. I believe that with God nothing is impossible. My life exemplifies that.

I also believe in hard work. There are no excuses to becoming the best you can be.
Is there anybody you look up to as a role model?

I admire Professor Beckie Tagbo, a professor of Paediatrics who has achieved so much in the field of Vaccinology. She also balances that with being a Christian.

Also, Prof Seline Okolo and Dr Bertie Ezeonwu who believed in me and spurred me on to become a Specialist in Paediatrics.

What is your word of advice for people out there who are going through one challenge or the other and are thinking they cannot make it?

Do not let anyone put you down. You are smart, intelligent and resourceful.

Pay attention to your education. It is a platform that can elevate you to any height you want.

Where do you hope to be in the Next 5 years?

A professor of Paediatrics, successful wife and mother and a beacon for people living with disabilities. So help me God.

We hope this story inspires you enough. You have no excuse whatsoever to fail in life. If she can make it this far despite her disabilities from childhood which could have been a genuine reason for her to relax and shy away from the challenges of life, then what excuse do you have? I am talking to you. Yes You.

Rise up to your feet and say No to Failure. You can make it no matter the circumstances.


By Janice Johnson Pemida

http://jayinspire.com/who-says-you-cant-make-it-inspiring-story-of-a-paediatrician-born-with-hearing-impairment/

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Career / Inspiring Story Of A Paediatrician Born Deaf by sonya4all(m): 8:08am On Dec 07, 2017
She is an Intelligent Woman, She is Beautiful, She is Smart, Hardworking and Indefatigable, but guess what? She was born with Severe Profound Sensorineural Hearing Loss.

Yet this woman defied all odds, scaled through all the challenges that comes with such disabilities and made it to the top of the ladder and is enjoying a full, productive life today.

Meet Doctor (Mrs) Ijeoma Nnodim as she takes us through the journey of her life, her challenges, her successes and her vision for the next few years.

Can you tell us about yourself and background?

I am Dr Ijeoma Nnodim. A wife, mother and Paediatrician. I am originally from Ozubulu, Anambra State but was born in Lagos. I am married to a pharmacist from Imo state with two adorable daughters.

I was born with a hearing impairment, in medical terms, Severe-profound sensorineural hearing loss.

I had my nursery education at Imola Day School. I still have a report card from there that says “She does not pay attention in class” (Smiles). Teachers didn’t understand I was hearing-impaired.

I then attended St Leo’s Catholic Private School Ikeja. My Secondary School was at Command Day Secondary School Ikeja.

I got admission to study Medicine and Surgery at College of Medicine, University of Lagos.

I started a Post-Graduate Specialist program at Federal Medical Centre Asaba, Delta State which I have concluded.

Please Explain Sensorineural Hearing Loss to the Layman.

It is Simply Hearing loss is in stages;

Mild

Moderate

Severe

Profound.

What are some of the symptoms to look out for?

Hearing loss is an ”invisible” disability. You won’t know someone has it by just glancing at the person. It is when you try to communicate that you know. Activities of daily living can be affected, going to the market, bank, hospital, church etc can be stressful when you have to communicate with strangers. Asking someone to repeat what he said several times makes them think you are daft!

Symptoms can be noticed in a child such as;

Not responding to sound

Child may appear inattentive, distracted especially if you are not facing the child directly

Such children may also have a degree of speech impairment, not speaking clearly or not even talking at all.

They also tend to keep to themselves a lot.

How was your experience like growing up with such condition?

I became used to people saying I don’t respond when they call. Sometimes some made fun of me.

I learnt how to read lips and if someone wasn’t facing me, I wouldn’t know when I was being spoken to.

It made me withdrawn and I kept to myself a lot. Burying myself in books.

How about your education? How were you able to scale through to the level you are now?

At the beginning the hearing loss wasn’t too bad. I was able to cope with being average. Perhaps I may have done better if the hearing loss was addressed appropriately.

In secondary school I sat in front as much as possible so that I could see the teacher. I also copied notes from class mates.

It was after secondary school that I first had access to hearing aids. It made a lot of difference. However because it was second-hand, the hearing aid got spoilt several times.

I made sure I got to lecture halls very early to sit in front. I also copied notes from classmates.

You have really done well for yourself despite your condition. Far better than most people who do not have any of such challenges. What has been your source of motivation?

My parents, especially my mother have been wonderful.

They encouraged me in school to excel. My mom has cried with me several times in those dark periods when things became difficult because the hearing aid spoilt.

God is the ultimate source of my motivation

What are some of the causes of Severe-profound Sensorineural?

In many cases the cause of hearing loss is not known.

Some are hereditary.

Some are caused by antibiotics. A lot of people indulge in self-medication which is wrong.

Note the following when dealing with a hearing-impaired person:
*Don’t shout. Volume is not usually the problem.
*Directly face the person so that they can read your lips.
*If they don’t know you are talking to them, draw their attention by gently tapping on the shoulder.
*Dont exaggerate your facial expression.
*Speak clearly and always try to do so in a well-lit place.

How will you describe the journey so far?

It has been a journey of ups and downs.

There have been sad moments but the happy moments predominate.

Any keywords you follow or practice?

There is ability in every disability. I believe that with God nothing is impossible. My life exemplifies that.

I also believe in hard work. There are no excuses to becoming the best you can be.
Is there anybody you look up to as a role model?

I admire Professor Beckie Tagbo, a professor of Paediatrics who has achieved so much in the field of Vaccinology. She also balances that with being a Christian.

Also, Prof Seline Okolo and Dr Bertie Ezeonwu who believed in me and spurred me on to become a Specialist in Paediatrics.

What is your word of advice for people out there who are going through one challenge or the other and are thinking they cannot make it?

Do not let anyone put you down. You are smart, intelligent and resourceful.

Pay attention to your education. It is a platform that can elevate you to any height you want.

Where do you hope to be in the Next 5 years?

A professor of Paediatrics, successful wife and mother and a beacon for people living with disabilities. So help me God.

We hope this story inspires you enough. You have no excuse whatsoever to fail in life. If she can make it this far despite her disabilities from childhood which could have been a genuine reason for her to relax and shy away from the challenges of life, then what excuse do you have? I am talking to you. Yes You.

Rise up to your feet and say No to Failure. You can make it no matter the circumstances.



By Janice Johnson Pemida
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nitel Pensioners Should Come In by sonya4all(m): 7:58am On Dec 07, 2017
Kust go for the verification,we are in the same category..diseased disengaged staff
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nitel Pensioners Should Come In by sonya4all(m): 5:17am On Nov 27, 2017
BlakKluKluxKlan:



Good. Please can you ask your uncle whether anything at all was paid of the arrears or not ? If you do, please update us. Thanks.

I didn't say they have been paid,I said the verification is still on
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nitel Pensioners Should Come In by sonya4all(m): 4:29pm On Nov 24, 2017
I can confirmconfirm that DSC verification is ongoing now,my uncle told me he did his own 2 days ago at warri
Politics / Re: Obiano Receives Nigeria's Best Deaf Friendly Governor Award by sonya4all(m): 8:22pm On Nov 04, 2017
Heard that persons with disablities in anambra state gave him a chieftaincy title " Ogugwo Ndi Olusi" ..He is really running an inclusive government
Politics / Re: Deaf People In Anambra State Applauds Obiano by sonya4all(m): 12:46pm On Nov 04, 2017
I wonder ohh...the way most people talk shaa.....Willie is the best
Politics / Re: Obiano Receives Nigeria's Best Deaf Friendly Governor Award by sonya4all(m): 12:45pm On Nov 04, 2017
Honestly,Gov. Obiano has been very kind to the Disability community in anambra State more than any previous administrations.... congratulationsto him
Politics / Re: Persons With DISABILITIES in Anambra State Throws Weight Behind Obiano by sonya4all(m): 8:50am On Oct 14, 2017
Wow.....this is really commendable...
The enemies want this good work to stop...pls keep willie working with your votes.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nitel Pensioners Should Come In by sonya4all(m): 8:56pm On Oct 09, 2017
I'm yet to understand what you guys are talking about,it seems your guys clamouring for life pensions are even selfish, because you don't even consider the families of the diseased disengaged staff post 2006. When you get your life pensions what happens to the diseased....you guys are not being plain.i stand to be corrected though.
Politics / Re: Gov Obiano Wipes The Tears Of ANPC Pensions After 25 Yrs by sonya4all(m): 9:27pm On Sep 02, 2017
@Deflorence, you really sound very frustrated,. governor obiano has performed creditably well as to deserve a second tenure,attacking or asking people how they were paid for attesting and glorifying the visible achievements even to the blind and Deaf doesn't make you intelligent...with the prompt payment of salaries alone to civil servants in the state on 24th of every month to mention but a few shows how resilient the governor is,or is the the 20million naira choose your project for all the 176 communities in the state? Call your PG and ask him..pls stop making a mockery of your ignorance....thanks

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Politics / Re: Latest: Oseloka Obaze Win PDP Governorship Primary Election In Anambra State. by sonya4all(m): 7:13pm On Aug 28, 2017
They are welcome to waste their money....APGA all the .keep Willie working.

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Politics / Re: Anambra state government distributes 284 million to mission hospitals by sonya4all(m): 3:16pm On Aug 22, 2017
a healthy state is a wealthy state

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Politics / Re: Anambra state government distributes 284 million to mission hospitals by sonya4all(m): 8:16pm On Aug 21, 2017
Gaiusjacob:
We are aware it is a Campaign Strategy and we Persist

NO ELECTION IN ANAMBRA STATE

you lie.... elections must hold.
probably you missed the part i wrote that this isn't the first time such financial supports are given.
Politics / Re: Anambra state government distributes 284 million to mission hospitals by sonya4all(m): 7:11pm On Aug 21, 2017
He remains the 2nd tenure deserving governor.

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Politics / Re: Anambra state government distributes 284 million to mission hospitals by sonya4all(m): 4:24pm On Aug 21, 2017
more pictures

Politics / Anambra state government distributes 284 million to mission hospitals by sonya4all(m): 4:21pm On Aug 21, 2017
His Excellency chief Willie Obiano. executive governor of Anambra state today dolled out financial support to mission owned Hospitals operating in the state. in furtherance of the partnership with the mission hospitals to creating a better and improved health care services in the state, which currently enjoys the number one spot.. This however isn't the first time the state is intervening in supporting mission based establishments in the state, including mission schools. below are the different sums for each of the denominations in the state.

15 million for Pentecostal church hospitals
84 million for the Anglican church hospitals
159 million for Catholic Church hospitals

cc: lalasticlala
Mynd44
seun.

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Politics / Re: Anambra State Disability Forum Endorses Obiano For 2nd Term by sonya4all(m): 6:09pm On Aug 18, 2017
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Politics / Re: Anambra State Disability Forum Endorses Obiano For 2nd Term by sonya4all(m): 6:04pm On Aug 18, 2017
more shots from the meeting

Politics / Anambra State Disability Forum Endorses Obiano For 2nd Term by sonya4all(m): 4:30pm On Aug 18, 2017
Communique issued at the end of an emergency meeting of Anambra state Disability Forum (ASDF) Comprising representatives of Disability Community from the 21 LGAs on 16th August 2017 at Awka.
The Disability Community has been informed of the attempt been made by some people and certain Politicians to give money to certain Persons with disabilities to criticize the executive Governor of the State, the number one Disability friendly Governor in Nigeria running the most Disability inclusive administration in the country. We also heard that they are making a calculated and pretentious move to dislodge Akpokuedike Global from this enviable position of ''Number one Disability inclusive Governor in Nigeria''.The Disability Community further states that the only way to compete with Akpokuedike for this position is to do and surpass what he has done.At this point, nobody has and nobody can.Therefore, we make it clear that Akpokuedike's position as number one Disability inclusive Governor is incontrovertible for for the following reasons:
1.His Excellency Governor Obiano increased feeding allowance of BASDEN Isulo from #50,000 to #500,000 on assumption of office.
2.BASDEN Isulo which was under disrepair was rehabilitated
3.Building of two accessible rehabilitation centers in Anambra State for the training and empowerment of PWDs
4.Provision of over 500 artificial limbs to persons with Physical Disabilities through Her Excellency's pet project.
6.Recognition of Persons with disabilities for the first time who won medals during Para Olympic games by given cash reward,
Promotion and employment
7.Appointment of Senior Special Assistant on Disability matters (a visually impaired who is a legal luminary) which is the first time in the history of Anambra State.
8.Appointment of two Persons with disability into a prestigious rank of Permanent Secretary
9.Appointment of Special Assistant on sign language Communication to give deaf community sense of belonging in Government programs and activities
10.Appointment of SSA on special education and SA on Special schools respectively.
11.Empowerment of over 200 skilled Persons with Disabilities with tools and equipment to sustain them economically.
12.Free transportation scheme to PWDs(red buses)
13.Free Education to Pwds
14.Setting up an advisory committee on the establishment of Disability service commission
15. Directing that all projects executed in Anambra State be Handicapped accessible.
16.Above all, His Excellency Chief Dr.Willie Obiano under this economic recession where some states are finding it difficult to pay salary has the moral courage to employ Ndi Anambra with disabilities with different educational level into State civil service etc
Persons with disabilities in Anambra State have not had it so good until APGA Government came on board and as a result we deemed it necessary to unequivocally stated that the votes of the Disability Community in Anambra State are not for sale.
We hereby Endorse Akpokuodike, Ogugua Ndi Olusi for second tenure.

Signed;
All stakeholders in
Disability Community

cc: lalasticlala,Mynd44

Politics / Re: Another Terrorist Attack: Obiano Have Been Exposed For Hiding The Truth by sonya4all(m): 9:49pm On Aug 14, 2017
RisingSun1:
No Igbo man has ever attacked a church in history for whatever reason. I am not also a kid too.So Don't also expect me to believe that igbomen went to church in Ozubulu to commit mass murder because of a drug business in faraway South Africa.

This narrative by the governor in his attempt to hide the truth is simply laughable!
Quite unfortunate this is the defence you have.. .no o e ever believed Nigerians would blow themselves up one-day because everyone felt Nigerians Love their lives, not until Boko Haram started strapping bombs n their waist and blowing it. There is always a first time
Politics / Re: Another Terrorist Attack: Obiano Have Been Exposed For Hiding The Truth by sonya4all(m): 6:32pm On Aug 14, 2017
RisingSun1:
FIRST OF ALL,IT HAS NOT BEEN RECORDED IN ANY HISTORY THAT ANY IGBO MAN ATTACKED ANY PLACE OF WORSHIP NOT TO TALK OF A CHURCH. IF YOU HAVE A LINK TO ANY PLS SHOW ME.

Now read the eye witness report of a survivor of the first church attack released in the evening of that day

Written by a Survivor Emeka Ugwu

The police commissioner and Governor Willi Obiano



lied to the public.
We all were in the church during the 6am morning
mass today, we saw two cars that drove into the
church; because it was a Church premises we over
looked it and we considered them to be people that
came for morning mass(service). But to the
surprise of everyone, the car halted at the center of
the gate, meaning you cannot close the gate, since
it is open already.
“The driver came out of the car pretending he was
fixing a problem; so everyone still ignored the
drama happening outside the premises.
“Suddenly, some men came out from the car, fully
armed, all in Army uniform. I was lucky because I
was sitting at the back, just beside the door, but I
was clearly seeing what was happening. The sky
was cloudy and everywhere seemed dark; no one
saw what they were carrying, whether it was gun,
but surely they were fully equipped.
“They immediately rushed to the front door. I was
too lucky to jump the fence, but before I had
jumped, I heard gun shot everywhere in the building.
They obstructed the front gate, because for women
that is their only route to escape. That was why
women were killed more than men. Children were
killed as well, many were seriously injured.
“After I had escaped, I started making calls to link
my church members who were in the church, but
they were not picking up; not knowing they were
dead already.
The gun men were not igbos, because their
language were not igbo, the government should stop
lying, I heard they said That, they gun Men were
flashing touch light on us, but it a lie, because the
whole church was so lighted that even from outside
you will see who is inside. Even at that, if they were
really flashing touch light to know who is their
target, those that were killed, are they their target.
Like I said before and I will say it again, I was at the
back door, I saw all that happened, they were with
Army uniform, face covered, standing at the Front
door, holding their trigger, and shooting at anything
that moves.
When the police came, I was waiting for them to
ask questions of what happened, so that I will
explain, but they were busy taking pictures of the
dead ones, without knowing the fact
“Not too long after they had gone, I went back to the
church. I was shocked with what I saw; my Mother
was lying dead! Many people were unconscious but
later succumbed to death.
“After about one hour of the killings, the Police
arrived the church. Two hours later, the Governor,
Willie Obiano arrived too. Everyone was shocked,
wandering how the perpetrators stormed in Army
uniform. Questions began to arise: “Who gave them
the Army uniform?” Who gave them the Army car?”
Surely jihad is here, and everyone have to defend
him/her self.
A woman who still survived the mayhem said, “All I
could remember is that I was sitting at the front
when some people in Army uniform invaded the
Church and started shooting at everyone. They just
held the trigger and fired at everyone they sighted. I
managed to hide under the seat but was shot in the
leg.
“A boy was shot in head, his brain bursted, and
blood spilled everywhere – even at my face.”
No more election in Biafra Land starting from
Anambra state until a date for referendum is giving
us to determine our faiths cos Biafra Nation must be
restore back on EARTH again.



He jumped the fence, everywhere was dark, blood from the brain spilled on his face.. .come do you think we are kids?? You chose to believe this crap because it aligns with your agitation.
Politics / Re: Another Terrorist Attack: Obiano Have Been Exposed For Hiding The Truth by sonya4all(m): 6:32pm On Aug 14, 2017
Hmm
Politics / Re: Another Terrorist Attack: Obiano Have Been Exposed For Hiding The Truth by sonya4all(m): 3:22pm On Aug 13, 2017
RisingSun1:
When terrorists attacked Ozubulu last Sunday, Governor Obiano without proper investigation rushed to declared that it was drug barons from Ozubulu that did it.Today he has been exposed.

Is this one Drug barons again ? This is another location faraway from Ozubulu.

May God punish Governor Obiano for hiding the terrorist attack that happened in Ozubulu last Sunday.


May God punish you and your generation for ascribing this to the innocent Governor

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