₦airaland Forum

So, APC can open that their trashy mouth to say they wud form a parallel govt if they lose but this guy can't open his mouth to say SS youth wud shut down the economy. I see.

APC=thugs

Juliaann:
I had a dream last night and in that dream GEJ won the election ,if GEJ no win this election make I bend


I just feel like screaming GEJ till 2019

Aunty, scream it out loud, let all those that don't like it G n D

SaiBuharii:
Other misconceptions:

1. GMB is the head of boko haram, yet the GCFR cannot arrest him.

2. GMB is too old, but Jonathan at 59 is the young genius, and Awolowo and Azikiwe that contested elections at 75 and 76 were not old

3. Jonathan is not corrupt...yet we don't know where our 20b dollars is and what our reserves was spent on.

4. PDP is an igbo party, yet the president, vice president. Senate leader, house of rep leader are not igbos...

5. Buhari does not have certificate, yet he contested 2003, 2007, 2011 with the same rules, same certification criteria.

6. Buhari will islamatise the country, yet when he was a military leader that had supreme powers to do anything, he didn't.

7. And the worst of all is GEJ will still lead us, even if we vote against him.

GMB2015

Sorry ooo, I mean no disrespect, but concerning that ur no. 5, I think u should get ur facts right. In the year 2003, 2007, and 2011, there was no where in the constitution where it required any aspirant to submit any result. After the elections in 2011, the constitution was reviewed and amended, so now it is stated clearly that every aspirant is required to submit their certificate, that was why sambo had to request for his. APC cannot argue this fact, but its supporters are .....well I don't knw.
And for ur no. 6, I don't knw if u were alive wen he was in power then, we all knw he took the initial steps before his broda IBB completed the deal. So plsss, get ur facts right before you start saying stuffs u don't knw.
Once again, no disrespect meant

Juliaann:
No!No! I don't want them to disqualify him,they should allow him to contest I want him to witness another defeat this one Is gonna come with a heavy blow

E be like say the way u take hate this guy pass my own shaaa

hinohsend:
;DM jst glad Madrid lost today

Now I am glad barca lost. Shey now u knw how painful it is

Barca fans, una sorry ooo, Real Madrid is still topping league

For once, somebody spoke my mind

MhizVee:
fíne boys.Wow

Lol, shey I no try now? At least I am trying now. Lolssss

**still thinking****

Lol, I was among the "Fine Boiz" crew. We just dey form for ladies back then.

Let's hope it's gonna be a different year, tho' we can't stop death from happening

Sir and ma, when will this game end

Two more people in Britain are being tested for Ebola today as the authorities hunt for hundreds of air passengers who may have had contact with a nurse who brought the disease to the UK.

The woman, who had been treating patients stricken by the deadly disease in Sierra Leone, has been moved from Glasgow to London this morning for specialist treatment.

Dressed in jogging bottoms, a tracksuit top and with her face covered, she was pictured for the first time walking unaided from an ambulance to her bed.

Today questions are being asked about the Government's Ebola screening programme because the woman was vetted twice – in Sierra Leone and at Heathrow – without any symptoms being detected.

She fell ill only hours after returning home from Africa having flown back to Scotland from Africa via Heathrow.

Officials are particularly keen to trace 71 passengers who were also on board her British Airways flight from London to Glasgow on Sunday evening.

This morning Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said a second health worker is being tested for Ebola in Scotland after returning from West Africa, but said there was a 'low probability' they have the disease.

Hours later she told doctors she feared she had Ebola and was taken to a Glasgow hospital by special ambulance, immediately isolated and diagnosed with the virus.

Experts said early symptoms, including fever, headache, muscle pain and sore throat develop suddenly. A person is only infectious at the point at which they begin to show symptoms.

This morning she was moved to the Royal Free Hospital in London after being loaded onto a military aircraft in a cocoon by medical staff in protective suits at Glasgow Airport.

It also emerged this morning that another patient is being tested for Ebola after being admitted to the Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro last night and is being kept in isolation for 24 hours while they wait for the results.
There are also fears for passengers and staff who had close contact with the nurse, who flew from Freetown to London via Morocco before reaching Scotland late on Sunday night.

Officials are urgently trying to trace 71 people on her British Airways BA1478 flight from London to Glasgow. They will also be contacting passengers who were sitting near her on her other flights back to the UK via Casablanca – Royal Air Maroc flights AT596 and AT0800.

At the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, north London, the health worker will be admitted through a specially-assigned hospital entrance, before being taken to the high-level isolation unit – the only ward in the UK equipped to cope with Ebola.

It is the same isolation unit that nursed William Pooley back to health after he contracted Ebola in August.

Paul Cosford, medical director for Public Health England, told Sky News the woman was 'very brave'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2890355/Health-worker-treated-Ebola-Glasgow-returning-Sierra-Leone.html

Apart from hunger and ill health ravaging the camps of displaced Bakassi indigenes, TEMITAYO FAMUTIMI uncovers the story of a 12-year-old girl whose refugee father has pushed into servitude In the dusty village of Akwa Ikot Eyo Edem, Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State, Edet Okon sat down in front of St. Mark Primary School.
Sitting cross-legged on the concrete floor on one of the blocks of classrooms he now calls his home, the 40-year-old father of three leaned forward to exchange pleasantries with this correspondent.
Okon’s immediate family members and 963 other households had fled their ancestral homes in Efut Obot Ikot in the ceded Bakassi Peninsula in March 2013.
In the beginning
They escaped the alleged sacking of their villages and fishing posts by Cameroonian gendermanes in which some Bakassi indigenes reportedly lost their lives, while scores sustained varying degrees of life-threatening injuries.
The onslaught followed the Federal Government’s handing over of the ceded Bakassi Peninsular to Cameroon in 2007, in compliance with a 2002 International Court of Justice judgment.
After having travelled by boat and foot over several kilometers to safety, they took shelter in two of the three blocks of classrooms at St. Mark Primary School, and another classroom block at Community Secondary School in the same Akwa Ikot Eyo Edem community.
Okon, like his fellow displaced Bakassi indigenes, left behind all his property and means of livelihood, majorly fishing nets and boats, as they ran for dear life. The Cross River State Government took responsibility for their feeding since they relocated from Bakassi. But since September 2014, relief materials, including food stuffs, have not been provided for the hundreds of displaced indigenes camped in the two schools.
The camps had literally been turned into a melting pot for hungry and largely sick refugees, many of who now live on handouts from churches and local farmers in the community.
His daughter now a collateral
Okon, who joined Punch on a tour of the overcrowded refugee camps, appeared less bothered about the life of squalor they now lead. The fisherman lost his first daughter, Blessing, to the cold hands of death in September 2013, after battling with blood cancer for five months.
But Okon’s agony did not end with Blessing’s death. Indeed, he now lives in the pool of the anguish of a man who has to practically sell his child into slavery. To raise funds for the series of medical tests, drugs, feeding and hospital bills incurred by Blessing, he opted to secure loans from someone to save her dying daughter.
With no property to guarantee the loan, Okon gave up his second daughter, Mary, as collateral to secure the sum of N600, 000 given to him in installments.
Punch correspondent gathered that the creditor is a civil servant based in Calabar.

“I was desperate to save Blessing from dying. Her situation had become critical at that time. That was the only thing I could do to salvage the situation. I am heartbroken,” Okon said, as his voice faded off, breaking down in tears.
As tears rolled down his cheeks, he recalled the day he ‘sold’ her daughter into servitude. “I don’t know what came over me. It was sheer desperation I gave out my daughter so that the man would accept to give us the money,” Okon added, fighting back regrets of what many are likely to regard as condemnable.

Our correspondent reached out to the intermediary, Daniel Ufot. He helped Okon to negotiate the N600, 000 loan from the creditor. On getting to the residence of the 59-year-old Ufot, who lives some five kilometres away from the camp, our correspondent found Mary in his residence. Ufot explained that some plain-cloth security operatives keeping watch on the camp had asked him to bring Mary from Calabar to meet with his father who he had not seen in 19 months.

“I do not know Okon from Adam. But since I’m an expert in money lending, I offered to help him after having learnt of his predicament on how he had been battling to save the life of his daughter.
“But unfortunately, he could not provide any form of collateral to secure the loan. But the creditor, in his magnanimity, agreed to have her daughter as collateral since she was the only valuable ‘thing’ he could offer,” Ufot said.


In a chat with this correspondent, Mary, who was a junior secondary school 2 pupil before they left Bakassi in March, 2013, has since dropped out of school following their displacement from the oil rich peninsular. She shared horrible tales of inhuman treatment in the hands of her father’s creditor.
Every morning, Mary hawks bottle water on the streets of Calabar, where, incidentally, Mary Slessor stopped the killing of twins. Observers may also spot the irony in the name of the legendary missionary and the enslaved Mary Okon. She added that on any day she failed to exhaust the sales of her wares, her new guardians descended heavily on her, beating her mercilessly in the process.

“The man my father is owing has three female children and some other relatives are also putting up with us in the house. They normally give me a revenue target of N1, 000 daily. “And sometimes when the market is bad and I don’t finish selling the water, they beat me up. They treat me very badly. I eat only once in a day and that is in the morning. “I wash all their clothes, including the ladies’ pants, and do other house chores, too. And if I hesitate on washing their pants, they get infuriated and throw objects at me at will. I will not feel happy if I go back there,” she narrated.


Yet, Ufot insisted that he only brought Mary to meet with his father as a respite since he had not set his eyes on her for about 19 months.

“There are no signs that they would be repaying the loan. I only obeyed the instruction of the security men. She will be on her way back to the creditor’s place in Calabar,” Ufot said.


When contacted, the Refugee Camp Leader, Etim Ene, confirmed to our correspondent on the telephone on Monday that Mary has indeed returned to the creditor in Calabar. Ene said, “Mary has been taken to the creditor’s house in Calabar South. He was taken away by the guarantor, on December 2.”
Efforts by our correspondent to trace the address of the creditor, whose name is given as Asuquo Etim, said to be residing on Atimbo Road, Calabar South Local Government Area, was abortive. The creditor is said to be an employee of the Cross River State Urban Development Agency.
Ufot had earlier refused to allow Mary to travel with our correspondent to her master’s residence for fear of the unknown. Mary’s mother was away in the farm during a visit by The Punch .

http://www.celebsnest.com/2014/12/refugee-father-uses-daughter-as.html

Yes I can. At least I am in love with Jesus and he is my partner

VickyyB:
Attention seeking Kids everywhere.

VickyyBlazet, because u fine shey
Abeg, let them have fun this hot afternoon