I GO VERY WELL OOO







THATS IF I WOULD COME OUT TO VOTE

police ehh

crimes every day

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ANSMEDIA:
Coscharis farms in conjunction with Anambra state government is developing infrastructures for mechanised rice farm. In order to start embarking on dry season commercial rice farming, the company has created an irrigation system which stems from the Omambala river. lalasticlala

There art no conjunction between Anambra state government and coscharis

it is purely a coscharis project been commissioned by Anambra state government

luluosas:
Who will help me order one bag and send it to Benin?

I would have but your village people no go allow me

OK

143bolly:

SCAMMER

TRUE TALK THOSE VALUES HAD BEEN LOST .

A 32-year old man, Rufus Akande, has been arrested by men of the Edo State Police Command for allegedly killing his 75 years old father, Usman Akande with a stone. Rufus was said to have committed the act inside the late father’s cashew farm at Ibillo, Akoko-Edo local government area. He was alleged to have used a stone to hit his father severally after an argument inside the farm. State Police Commissioner, Hakeem Odumosun, said late Usman told his son not to enter the farm again which made his son to attack him. Rufus, however, denied hitting his father with a stone. He said his father was chasing him around the farm with a cutlass and fell down hitting his head on a stone. “I did not kill my father. He was pursuing me and he fell down. The stone was on the ground. My father died six days later at the hospital.” Odumosun said the suspects would soon be charged to court.

anjigirl:
Obi is a criminal as well.He invested $30million state fund into his family business
The combo is second to non....
PDP want to finish Nigeria once and for all

Prove ur claim or forever remain silent

non of ur state governor did even half of what peter obi did in Anambra state.

IGBOS OF SOUTHEAST AND THOSE OF SOUTHSOUTH ARE ONE.

President Muhammadu Buhari has inaugurated the advanced Cancer treatment centre in Lagos, with a pledge that the model will be replicated across the country to bring quality, first-class healthcare services to cancer patients in Nigeria. According to a statement by presidential spokesman Femi Adesina, the president inaugurated the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) and Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) state-of-the-art Centre at LUTH, Idi Araba, on Saturday. At the inauguration ceremony, President Buhari promised to ensure that facilities for the prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of cancer are available to many more Nigerians. He said: ‘‘We are aware that up to 40% of funds spent by Nigerians on medical tourism is attributable to patients seeking treatment for cancer. “Despite having an increasing number of citizens suffering from cancer, we until now, had only two working radiotherapy machines in the country. ‘‘Working through the NSIA and LUTH we utilized a PPP model that unlocked investment capital to directly address this issue. “We will replicate this model across the country to bring quality, first-class healthcare services to as many Nigerians as we can. ‘‘Indeed, over the coming months, under our leadership, the NSIA will commission two Modern Medical Diagnostic Centres to be co-located in the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano State and the Federal Medical Centre Umuahia, Abia State, respectively, bringing additional investment to Nigeria’s healthcare sector.’’ While wishing the management of the hospital good luck in operating the centre, the president emphasized the need for maintenance of the equipment. ‘‘Our goal today is not simply to celebrate and applaud the culmination of months of hard work to achieve this objective. Neither is it solely to revel in the successful completion of the most modern and best-equipped Cancer treatment centre in West Africa. ‘‘Indeed we are proud, but we recognize that this modest effort to address the gaps in our tertiary healthcare system alone is insufficient to address all the challenges faced by the sector. ‘‘Today, we showcase what feats we can accomplish when we are together, unrelenting in our effort to deliver a common objective. ‘‘No one ever prays to be diagnosed with Cancer, but if they are, what we have made possible here today is the hope that a true chance of survival and good quality of life becomes part of the story of many Nigerian patients with cancer,’’ he said. President Buhari acknowledged that his administration had introduced programmes to alleviate common diseases, including the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund targeted at ensuring access to primary healthcare for all Nigerians. He, therefore, assured that the federal government would continue to push hard to raise awareness about cancer, educate the people and facilitate early diagnosis. The president noted that this objective was part of his solemn commitment to Nigerians four years ago to improve the quality of health care in the country. President Buhari, who performed the ceremony after attending the APC presidential campaign rally at the Teslim Balogun Stadium Surulere, Lagos, said his administration had focused on greater investment in the sector. He added that the government would continue to work hard to ensure increased access to safe, high- quality healthcare. ‘‘We promised to effect policies that would remove debilitating constraints on the sector and create sustainable structures to strengthen our healthcare institutions. ‘‘Today, we are gathered here to acknowledge the modest but laudable strides we are making in fulfilling that promise. We recognize that progress in the health sector is handicapped by several bottlenecks. ‘‘Accordingly, we have worked and we will continue to work to ensure that systems are introduced to bridge these gaps,’’ he said. The President told the audience at LUTH that the Federal Government had created an enabling environment for institutions such as the NSIA to help fund high impact projects on time and on budget, thereby delivering immense value for the citizens. ‘‘In the case of the Cancer Centre, we can measure this value in currency, but we prefer to measure the value in terms of its social impact, the number of lives of Nigerians that will be saved and positively affected as well as the impact of capacity building for our people,’’ he said. In his remarks at the event, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of NSIA, Mr. Uche Orji said the Centre was expected to raise the bar in the quality and standard of cancer treatment in Nigeria with outcomes that would be consistent with the 2030 agenda for sustainable development. ‘‘In addition, this Centre will demonstrate the economic potential of healthcare investments in Nigeria and catalyse increased private sector participation,” he said. Also speaking, Prof. Chris Bode, Chief Medical Director, LUTH, noted that “the Centre is world-class and no Nigerian cancer patient needs to travel abroad again to receive treatment easily obtainable at home. ‘‘We, therefore, want to assure Your Excellency that we shall give what it takes to run this Centre as a pride to all Nigerians.’’ According to him, NSIAs investment is not only safe but will yield ample dividend to encourage other deep pocket investors to open up the health sector as a veritable investors’ haven. Also speaking, the Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole described the Centre as the single largest investment in cancer treatment in the country by any administration since independence. Adewole added that the facility could cater for 100 patients daily and provide training for over 80 healthcare professionals,

OBIANO WOULD BE WAILING NOW

ok

OK

Buhari or Atiku who go win go still win

can somebody ans why this man is still in detention

now they are planning to kill him.

OK.

OK

The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Atiku Abubakar has promised to revive the Calabar deep-sea port if elected. Atiku made the promise while addressing party supporters at the PDP presidential campaign rally in Calabar, Cross River State on Friday. He said: “I want to promise you that the vision of Governor Ayade to have a very deep sea port in Calabar will be actualised. “Once that deep sea water port is operational, the number of jobs it is going to create for the young men and women of this state cannot be said. “It is going to create thousands of jobs for the young men and women of this state. “Let me also assure you, I am going to partner with him (Ayade) to make sure that the superhighway is realised”. Atiku described Cross River State as so much endowed with natural and human capital resources, adding the state parades some of the most educated people in the country. He continued: “If we can develop your manpower, already this is the only digital governor in the entire country. “So we shall continue to invest in education so that you can maintain your lead as far as educational advancement is concerned. “Because education is key to whatever you decide to do with your life, I want to promise you, Ben Ayade and myself will join hands and invest more in education. “We shall invest more in the industries, which he is building because we shall bring the private sector to be part of that investment so that this state can be transformed. “This will bring prosperity, so that you can have development, so that this state can have advancement. “So my brothers and sisters, make sure you turn up in your millions on the 16th of February to vote for the PDP and when you vote, remain there and ensure that your votes are counted and entered on the prescribed forms. Protect your votes because that is your future.” Atiku also promised to make his administration youth and women driven, saying that the future of country belongs to them. The PDP presidential candidate restated his admonishment to the Federal Government, the military and the police not to tamper with the electoral process or manipulate election results. “I have heard and I have read many statements from the military high command threatening people, threatening politicians. “Please you have no function whatsoever in our electoral process. “So be guided and remain and operate within the confines of our constitution. “I am a very constitutional person, I will protect law and order and I will defend law and order in our constitution”.

a Jeep stopped in front of them and asked them to pay N200 each to be conveyed to Abakaliki. They entered”
OK jeep don become commercial transport car.

which police Nigeria police abi wetin?

After she don't cut her stomach na on u come rush her to hospital.

where they get those children from


I no trust Nigeria police.