₦airaland Forum

this na ranking abi dranking weed?
What were the criteria used.
Schools where the ratio of teachers to students is almost 1:100.
Instead of the schools to advertise their schools through nairaland advert they wanna cut corner.

LAGOS— A 60-year-old self-
acclaimed Pastor, Simon Dike,
and three other persons
were, yesterday, arraigned
before an Ebute-Metta Chief
Magistrate Court in Lagos, for
allegedly selling a month and
18-day-old baby boy for
N60,000.
The accused persons are Joy
Uzochukwa, 27, the mother
of the baby; Margaret
Obinwa, 49, an auxiliary
nurse and Chibuzor
Ogbonna, 50, who was said
to be the father of the baby.
The father of the baby is
facing a two-count charge of
conspiracy in human
trafficking and selling of a
new born baby, Obinwa; the
auxiliary nurse is facing a
one-count charge of
purchasing the baby while
Dike is also facing a two-
count charge of human
trafficking and failure to use
all reasonable means to
prevent the commission of
the offence by the mother of
the baby and the auxiliary
nurse.
The accused persons, who
were brought to the court by
detectives from State Criminal
Investigation Department,
SCID, Panti in Yaba, pleaded
not guilty to the charges.
According to the prosecutor,
ASP Henry Obiazi, “all the
accused persons are
residents of Odongunyan,
Ikorodu and the crime was
committed on January 4, a
day after the baby was born,
at De-Ifes Medical Centre,
Odogunyan, Ikorodu, Lagos.”
Obiazi informed the court
that Uzochukwa went to
meet Obinwa to help her
abort the pregnancy as an
auxiliary nurse but she
encouraged her not to abort
but sell the baby, adding that
Obinwa then introduced
Uzochukwa to Dike, who
wanted to buy the baby. Dike
has been married for 28
years without a child.
The prosecutor said that
Uzochukwa signed an
undertaking not to demand
for the baby after collecting
the money, which she
accepted the offer.
“Uzochukwa left Ogbonna
who impregnated her
because he didn’t take care
of her and married another
man, called Kingsley, who
later hatched the plan to sell
the baby boy to the men of
Oodua Peoples’ Congress,
OPC, that later reported the
case to the police,” the
prosecutor added.
However, the Chief
magistrate, Miss S.O Solebo,
who presided over the case
granted Uzochukwa and
Dike bail in the sum of N100,
000 each with a responsible
surety in like sum, while
Obinwa and Ogbonna were
granted bail in the sum of
N200, 000 each with two
sureties in like sum.
Solebo ordered that the baby
should be taken to Lagos
State Motherless Babies
home on Victoria Island,
Lagos and that Uzochukwa
should be permitted to see
the baby under the
supervision of the matron of
the Home.
The case has been
adjourned, March 13 for
further hearing.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/60-yr-old-pastor-3-others-docked-for-allegedly-selling-a-month-old-baby/

so na 'yansh lace' dey use yoruba omoge?
HBD!
Olojo ibi
ijo kan e o
sewere
ko da wa loun
orebe pas pas pas (2*)
ileke idi se inawo, o fi paanu se eran pepeye.
Will like to ask how has it been being a centegenerian cos i heard your biological dad fought the kiriji war.

adexking2014: She is an illetrate. Does she even know the real meaning of opposition?

if our 1st lady is an 'illetrate' then you are an illiterate!

bestman09: God punish you for this rubbish comment. If u have nothing sensible to say, just keep silent

is this sensible enough as a comment?

so GEJ ko ti e le!
The guy no gat the liver now.

musiwa16: I hope she did not say that.. This is what will happen to goodluck Jonathan, if he return back as president.. except if you want to kill him. the word of God says wisdom is for the wise.

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pastor musiwa, what pictures from the satellite are these again?

Patient Jonathan on her fellow widows' project

Patient Jonathan: First Lady Peace Mission Building
On the First Lady Peace Mission
building, Mrs. Jonathan who
appealed to the Senate and the
House of Representatives to pass
the N4 billion budgeted for the
project, explained that the
building was not for her, but for
Nigeria, which she said would
generate employment for
Nigerian youths.

how? Please help me ask her o.
[quote author=wawa_boy]She said that she will never
contest election in Nigeria and
that anytime her husband retired
she would go back home with
him.[/quote]hun hun! She can still stay in the #4billion project and not go home again. Na who wan vote for am before!

BARELY 24 hours after the Federal Government said it had approved N384 billion for the payment of entitlements of workers of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, Organised Labour has rejected government’s position, threatening to shut down the sector next week should government fail to reverse its position.

Under the umbrella of National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, labour wondered how the government arrived at N384 billion when the technical committee comprising government appointed actuarist – Alexander Forbes, Bureau for Public Enterprises, BPE, PHCN, and the unions charged with the responsibility of computing the exit package of PHCN staff was yet to conclude its assignment.

Reacting to government announcement through its General Secretary, Comrade Joe Ajaero, the workers argued that Alexander Forbes and BPE officials discovered and accepted fundamental errors in the data used for their computation in the course of the committee’s discussion and thus agreed to reconvene on a later date towards addressing the fundamental errors.

According to the statement “It is therefore amazing that figures can be conjured to calculate the exit benefits without reference to the technical committee. The announcement is highly provocative.

“The figure (N384billion) is laughable because government is also aware that one third of the staff population were excluded and majority of those captured had their entitlement calculated based on two grades lower than their actual grades”.

“Besides, regularization of casuals who have been in the industry for a long period is yet to be concluded and the value of their exit benefits should form an integral part of the total package.

“If the money (N384 billion) to be paid to the staff is to appreciate them for their concerted efforts towards the noticeable power improvement in the country, we shall gladly accept it and commend government for the largesse.

“But if it is for our exit packages, then government should do the right thing. It is imperative to remind government that time without number it has made pronouncement to its commitment to the rule of law which unfortunately has not been demonstrated in this case. This can only be regarded as an act of impunity, since this figure was not a product of consensus by the parties involved in this matter.”

It added that. “Calculation of exit package not done on the basis of accurate data is totally unacceptable to us and shall be resisted through all legal means. The Technical and Implementation Committees should therefore be allowed to conclude their assignments without hindrance and resort to the use of armed forces to short change workers in the Sector. Besides, the use of Sacked workers the drivers of this process as lacking in the knowledge of Personnel and Industrial Relations. If it is not reversed, we would behave like Sacked workers effective next week. Power of impunity will definitely not work towards addressing these issues.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/labour-rejects-n384bn-settlement-threatens-to-shut-power-sector/

60-yr-old Pastor, 3 Othersdocked For Allegedly Sellinga Month Old Baby

A 60-year-old self-acclaimed Pastor, Simon Dike, and three other persons were, yesterday, arraigned before an Ebute-Metta Chief Magistrate Court in Lagos, for allegedly selling a month and 18-day-old baby boy for N60,000.

The accused persons are Joy Uzochukwa, 27, the mother of the baby; Margaret Obinwa, 49, an auxiliary nurse and Chibuzor Ogbonna, 50, who was said to be the father of the baby.

The father of the baby is facing a two-count charge of conspiracy in human trafficking and selling of a new born baby, Obinwa; the auxiliary nurse is facing a one-count charge of purchasing the baby while Dike is also facing a two-count charge of human trafficking and failure to use all reasonable means to prevent the commission of the offence by the mother of the baby and the auxiliary nurse.

The accused persons, who were brought to the court by detectives from State Criminal Investigation Department, SCID, Panti in Yaba, pleaded not guilty to the charges.

According to the prosecutor, ASP Henry Obiazi, “all the accused persons are residents of Odongunyan, Ikorodu and the crime was committed on January 4, a day after the baby was born, at De-Ifes Medical Centre, Odogunyan, Ikorodu, Lagos.”

Obiazi informed the court that Uzochukwa went to meet Obinwa to help her abort the pregnancy as an auxiliary nurse but she encouraged her not to abort but sell the baby, adding that Obinwa then introduced Uzochukwa to Dike, who wanted to buy the baby. Dike has been married for 28 years without a child.

The prosecutor said that Uzochukwa signed an undertaking not to demand for the baby after collecting the money, which she accepted the offer.

“Uzochukwa left Ogbonna who impregnated her because he didn’t take care of her and married another man, called Kingsley, who later hatched the plan to sell the baby boy to the men of Oodua Peoples’ Congress, OPC, that later reported the case to the police,” the prosecutor added.

However, the Chief magistrate, Miss S.O Solebo, who presided over the case granted Uzochukwa and Dike bail in the sum of N100, 000 each with a responsible surety in like sum, while Obinwa and Ogbonna were granted bail in the sum of N200, 000 each with two sureties in like sum.

Solebo ordered that the baby should be taken to Lagos State Motherless Babies
home on Victoria Island, Lagos and that Uzochukwa should be permitted to see the baby under the supervision of the matron of the Home.

The case has been adjourned, March 13 for further hearing.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/60-yr-old-pastor-3-others-docked-for-allegedly-selling-a-month-old-baby/

i dont want to say GEJ should emulate him.

pls make sure non of her relatives or friends off its phone cos of the call to demand for ransom.
Things are just getting worse daily. An adult missing like an ekuke(cat).

Just discovering that after the did has been done.
We don't need deceiving ourselves. He had a strong political backup, that is what he used as a ladder to get to the position. Is it not nigeria where nepotism, cronysm and favortism work better than merit.
40 laptop crew, over to you.

ijebabe: Haha!
I thought our local celeb did a good job

she tried!
But u said the celeb isn't going to be internal?
Am taking you by your word.
@topic. The last time i heard any story about david and goliath is when they fought. I never knew there is another version where david and goliath wedded.

the bride sit down ni abi she wan pick something for ground.
@ijebabe. You haven't sent the celebrity message to me o.

kolajoo: SEE WAHALA O. The guy is right, he said braamfointein which is in jozi not bloemfontein. Pls get it straight and dont confuse ur self. There is braamfontein close to ellis-park stadium joburg and bloemfontein in another province. Sharp

he first said pretoria before editing it to braamfontein. I know braamfontein is a central suburb of johannesburg where university of witwatersrand is.

Abuja –
Three
months
after a
reported
case of wild polio in Jahi
village, a community in the
Abuja Municipal Area Council
(AMAC), another case has
been confirmed in Kabusa,
Lugbe, FCT, an official said.
Dr. Rilwanu Mohammed, the
Executive Secretary of the FCT
Primary Health Care
Development Board, said in
an interview with the News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on
Thursday in Abuja, that the
case of two and a half-year
old Abubakar Usman was
reported to the board two
weeks ago during the
immunisation plus days.
Mohammed told NAN that
Usman had a case weakness
of the limbs and samples
were taken to Ibadan for
test, a confirmation of the
result was out on Feb. 18.
“In December, we had the
first case of polio positive
and the second case was
also positive, so we have
three cases in three months.
“That means we need to do
more so as to curtail the
transmission of polio in the
FCT, so that it doesn’t move
to other states.
“Two weeks ago, when we
were doing our
immunisation, the child was
reported to have weakness
of the limbs.
“The first thing that we do
when we have a child that
has reported with the
weakness of the limbs is to
take the stool sample for
investigation in Ibadan.
“We have taken the sample
and it came out on the 18,
the child is having wild polio
virus type one.
“The whole of this year in
the whole of this country,
this is the first case of the
virus; it’s unfortunate that
the father refused
immunisation for all his
children.
“He has a zero dose; that
means he has not been
immunised before, and
unfortunately this child now
has polio.
“The tendency of
transmitting to other
children around him, it is like
an epidemic now; over 200
children are at risk of getting
this polio.
“So, what we are going to do
now is to carry out a mop-up
campaign, to see that we
curtail the whole of Kabusa
ward.’’
He observed that cases of
polio in the FCT were from
people who migrated to the
territory from other places.
According to Mohammed,
once a child has paralysis it is
irreversible.
Mohammed said the board
would carry out a mop up
campaign in the area and its
environs, to curtail the
spread of the virus to
neighbouring communities.
He said more health workers
would be involved in the
mop up campaign, while
traditional and religious
leader would also collaborate
to address the situation.
He noted that there was only
one primary health centre in
the area but assured that
another centre would be
established to boost routine
immunisation.
Mohammed complained of
cases of rejection by some
residents.
He said that out of 12 wards
of AMAC, there were about
nine high-risk wards
because of influx of people
to those areas.
He said the board had a
meeting with the WHO,
UNICEF, AMAC, National
Primary Health Care
Development Agency, to
discuss how the polio
outbreak in the FCT could be
addressed.
He identified paucity of fund
and inadequate vaccinators
as some of the major
problems affecting smooth
immunisation coverage in
the area.
Mohammed noted that
Nigeria had 96 per cent
burden of polio in the whole
world, with Afghanistan and
Pakistan having only 4 per
cent.
He commended government
for making the vaccines
available, and urged
residents to accept
immunisation, saying,
“prevention is better than
cure”.
Mohammed urged the Polio
Emergency Operation Centre
to collaborate with the board
to address the issue. (NAN)
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/fct-records-fresh-outbreak-of-type-one-wild-polio/

purplebrown: Braamfontein duhhhh!! Can you read?

university of witwatersrand is in johannesburg not pretoria that you first mentioned!

delors: ...I don die! maga!!!!!

wetin kill u?
... O se!!!!
Person wey go watch AC milan vs Barcelona for pitch and the one wey watch am for tv, no be the same scoreline the match ended?

purplebrown: *university
University of the Witwatersrand
-Braamfontein

you be liar.
University of witwatersrand is in Johannesburg and not Bloemfontein as you wished to write writing nonsense.

delors: Rural-to-Rural boys...una no wan commot for Ile Ife? How una go know wetin dey happen for outside world? Haba, take a trip down Lagos, see sea, sky scrapers, BRT, area boys, Ozone, Galleria, Shoprite, SWE bar, De Marquee, etc...na only Modakeke, Lagere n Ilesha una just siddon put...SMH

u don craze. Lol! Na who tell you say me no dey go lagos for excursion after each term break. Beside, we dey see am for tv.

Pearl Preparatory School, olonade, Ile-Ife.
Vickayor Comprehensive College, Ile-Ife.
The Dawn College, Ile-Ife.
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

wondering why the baby refused to be pretty.
Na the nose dey somehow to me just as if it was reshapen by the controversy surrounding her mums wedding to her father.
Purity baby from impurity mum. Well, a white pap comes out of a black earthen pot(inu ikoko dudu ni eko funfun ti n jade)

why is this Juliet Ibrahim embarking on a disgrace oneself project?
Well, its good to appreciate oneself but not superhype.

but they should try registering the party before anything.
I dont believe in manifestoes of cos PDP has manifestoes likewise other parties that make up the APC.

so there is now an inverse proportionality between the money stolen and the number of year jail as punnishment!
Thousand naira attracts 2 digits in years sentence, millions attracts a digit sentence while billions is just in months.

taharqa: The right strategy is to handle it from all fronts: catch and expose the kingpins; degrade the ability of the so-calld footsoldiers to break pipelines and steal crude; improve the conditions of people surrounding the pipelines; and, deal with the continue Excess Market abroad for these stolen crude, etc. You treat the Demand and Supply sides together if you intend to really deal with d problem in a SUBSTAINABLE manner..... Already, work at home by Security Agencies, as startd by the article, has reducd Crude theft from 150,000bpd to 80,000bpd; what is needed to furda drive it downwards and hence deal with it in a Substainable way, is to block the foreign market for the stolen crude as work intensifies at home...

which of the strategies above is GEJ applying?

RMD-Robbing Millions for Deltans.
So no be only politician sabi do that kind thing. Artiste self no wan gree. Little wonder 9ice was talking about politics.