₦airaland Forum

sambiyi:
So many fake news around this days...Just look well before you leap.
I am greatly grateful,Third to comment
This new week go make sense.

YungwizzzyChina:
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namuguibe:
My in-law was admitted in a clinic in Moyambo town but passed away. Yes it was Ebola. I do not need to go into details because frankly you are a block-head and so even if I present the information to you you will not accept or process it. You have decided (without any proof) that Ebola does not exist. You impersonate a respectable Nigerian ex General on Naira Land and you expect people to take you seriously?
I think you are in URGENT need of medical care for your hallucinations and delusions.

Kingsimmer:
she's even hotter than wen...

Blebleswag:
Lol. Its a nollywood movie, d 1st pic was jst d drama n d 2nd pic is after d drama.

wellmax:
These guys trying to get relevance by all means. The same story was reported earlier differently. Now they say he was in coma. Na wa for una lie. If dem like make all the world convert to Islam it doesn't change the fact that Jesus Is Lord.

See the first similar fake news.
www.nairaland.com/1944757/catholic-priest-convert-islam#27067605

chalxdon:
Check out this link for my own experience www.nairaland.com/1935297/ebola-scare-stigma-story

adaramola60:
wu told u dat and z it nt in skul notice board

HonourablePomk:
The Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala, on Friday bagged the African Finance
Minister of the year award for her
outstanding performance as a finance minister.
The award was presented to her by the African
Investor Magazine on the sideline of the
ongoing annual meetings of the World Bank and
the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in
Washington DC. She thanked the organisers for
the award and described it as an
absolute honour and auspicious.
She called on all investors in Africa to join the
fight against the deadly Ebola virus disease that
is ravaging some countries in West Africa.
“What is happening in Liberia, Guinea and
Sierra-Leone and the success we had in Nigeria
and Senegal in containing this virus should not
be allowed to set Africa back.
“You as private sector and friends of Africa need
to send the message that we should not be so
afraid of Ebola that we stigmatise the whole
continent. “I think that it is only with your own
leadership, as African investors, that the rest of
the world can see which way they should pass.
So, I am really urging you to be ambassadors to
the continent,” she said.
Okonjo-Iweala said that in spite of the
challenges facing the continent, African leaders
should sustain the successes recorded in the
past. These challenges, she said, include
infrastructure, governance, poor education
system, employment, corruption, among others.
“We are not shying away from these challenges
but the turning point now is that we are in the
continent where we have the political will and
confidence to tackle these challenges.
“I think that we as Africans must always take
the lead because if we don’t solve our problems,
nobody can do it for us.” Okonjo-Iweala called
for continuous partnership with the private
sector, donor agencies and non-governmental
organisations.

SOURCE: http://dailytimes.com.ng/article/okonjo-iweala-african-finance-minister-year-aim

nobaga:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/posttv/world/africa/ebola-leaves-liberian-children-orphaned/2014/10/09/eebeeba1-b927-4e79-a3ee-8eece46c5615_video.Fehtml?tid=hp_mm

Dhellake:
The Chelsea and Spurs hero who puts Wayne
Rooney and Thierry Henry in the shade


http://talksport.com/football/chelsea-and-spurs-hero-who-puts-wayne-rooney-and-thierry-henry-shade-141009118013?utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=twitterfeed

damilola231:
She posted this link on her twitter page where we can get to read her news for the main time http://lindaikeji.mobi
I really feel sad for her. One can't even comment on the temporary site

johnmartus:
they should prosecute his family or the minister of health

zicoraads: More feathers to your cap sire...my able mentor!

wite111: .Wow!Ebola patients now buying the blood of Ebola survivors as a treatment for Ebola.Read more here: http://..nl/2014/09/ebola-patients-turning-to-black-market.html

unuane1: President Goodluck Jonathan said
Thursday he was “humbled and
overwhelmed” by the decision of his
party, the Peoples Democratic Party,
PDP, to endorse him as the sole
candidate for the 2015 election.
In what appeared his first official
remarks indicating an interest in a fresh
tenure, Mr. Jonathan said he will not
disappoint the party that trusted him
well to offer the mandate, and promised
to raise his performance if “re-elected”,
according to the News Agency of
Nigeria.
Mr. Jonathan was reacting to his
endorsement by the party’s National
Executive Committee, NEC, the
governors and the Board of Trustees,
between Wednesday and Thursday.
The NEC is the highest organ of the
PDP. His endorsement by the party
means no other candidate can seek the
party’s nomination for the 2015
presidential elections.
Mr. Jonathan said his endorsement by
the governors in particular is like an
“atomic bomb”.
In his comments however, Mr.
Jonathan refrained from formally
accepting or rejecting the endorsement,
apparently since he has yet to officially
announce a bid for a re-election as
Nigeria’s president.
Mr. Jonathan said he would soon make
a formal statement regarding his
adoption by the party, and added that
“the endorsement by NEC today caps it
all and I remain most grateful”.
“I am so overwhelmed that I lack the
words to express my gratitude. I am
humbled by the confidence reposed in
me, and I consider it as a big challenge,
and from now on, I will triple my efforts
in order not to disappoint you,” he said.
Boko Haram: Things will change by
mid-October
The president said tremendous
progress is being made in the war
against Boko Haram and promised his
party members that victory is on the
horizon.
“God willing, between now and the
middle of October things will change,”
he said.
Mr. Jonathan repeated his usual
explanation of the insurgency, saying
terrorism is a global challenge.
“A meeting to discuss global terrorism
will be discussed during United Nations
General Assembly, and it will be chaired
by US president, Barack Obama.
“Initially, I planned not to attend the
Assembly this year, and I was expecting
either the Minister or Vice President to
go, but I will be attending specifically
because of the meeting on global
terrorism,” he said.
Nigeria is Ebola free
Mr. Jonathan said the country has
succeeded in taming the outbreak of
Ebola in the country, adding that efforts
are still in place to ensure that the
success recorded is maintained.
He said many countries were alarmed
when Ebola was first reported in the
country because, according to him
“Nigerians travel a lot”.
The president recalled that a UK
diplomat once told him that the UK
embassy in Lagos issues more Visa to
Nigerians more than any other of their
embassies in the world.
“For that reason the world was alarmed
when Ebola came to Nigeria. However,
let me inform you all that presently,
there is no Ebola in Nigeria,” he said.
“We have also fortified all our legal
entry points at the moment such that
things like Sawyer will not come in
again,” Mr. Jonathan said.

https://m.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/168329-my-endorsement-by-pdp-governors-an-atomic-bomb-jonathan.html

adedayourt: Thanks bro, I hear ur view, but I sincerly avnt classify all Muslims as terrorists because of some few groups across the globe, it was only a typed thought of wat d soon to be wiped out group wud be doin @ dis period 2geda wit Allah's true worshiper.

Rilwayne001: Have you ever think of the foundation of xtianity

Isaiah 45:7 King James Version
I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things.