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Friday, January 10, 2014
Wole Soyinka's daughter 'Iyetade Soyinka' buried in Ibadan today (Pics)
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War against humanity: US gov't, British crown responsible for the Fukushima disaster?
Fukushima disaster has raised major environmental concerns and ever since the disaster took place, something seemed wrong about how it occurred and then has been dealt with. Lauren Monet, an independent scientist and a radiation expert from Berkeley, California, has shed some light on the plausible nature of the tragedy.
Ms
Monet told the truthseeker.co.uk resource that since mid-September
until present radiation levels in the San Francisco bay area "have been
increasing and fluctuating higher than they have ever been before and
then settling down again."
Cyprus OKs Russian aircrafts to use airbase near Pathos – media
Cyprus authorities have permitted Russian military aircrafts to use the Andreas Papandreou airbase, situated near Pathos, the Cyprus Weekly newspaper reports. An agreement on cooperation in this field is yet to be signed.
On
Thursday, Defense Minister Photis Photiu, with the consent of the
Foreign Minister, set forward a proposal to assist Russia in this field
for the Cabinet’s consideration. The latter gave its consent for Russian
aircrafts of various types to land at the Cyprian air base but only in
emergency situations and for humanitarian reasons. At the same time, the
Russian air force won’t be allowed to use warehouses of the Andreas
Papandreou airbase.
Tunisia's new PM Mehdi Jomaa, takes office - state news agency
Tunisia's new premier Mehdi Jomaa took office on Friday to lead a caretaker government until elections this year, the state news agency said, after the ruling Islamist party resigned in a deal to complete a transition to democracy.
Moscow urges ceasefire, political dialogue in South Sudan.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has
called for an immediate ceasefire in South Sudan and for political
dialogue to be launched without delay.
The
Russian Foreign Ministry has called for an immediate ceasefire in South
Sudan and for political dialogue to be launched without delay.
“We are deeply concerned over the ongoing conflict between supporters of incumbent President of the Republic of South Sudan Salva Kiir and supporters of former Vice President Riek Machar. We are calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities and for political dialogue to be established without delay,” the ministry said in a statement.
As
a permanent member state of the UN Security Council, Russia has been
working to promote the search for peaceful ways of ending the
military-political crisis in South Sudan,” the statement says.
US weighs targeted sanctions against South Sudan.
The United States is weighing targeted sanctions against South Sudan due to its leaders' failure to take steps to end a crisis that has brought the world's youngest nation to the brink of civil war, sources briefed on US discussions told Reuters.
"It's a tool that has been discussed," a source told Reuters on condition of anonymity about the possibility of US sanctions against those blocking peace efforts or fueling violence in South Sudan. Another source confirmed the remarks, though both declined to provide details on the precise measures under consideration.
White House still researching how to continue non-lethal supply to Syria rebels.
The White House said on Friday that it is still reviewing how to resume shipments of non-lethal aid to moderate rebel groups fighting in Syria after an incident last month where Islamist fighters seized supplies from a warehouse.
"No decisions have been made yet regarding the resumption of non lethal assistance to the (Syrian Military Council), but we have resumed deliveries of non-lethal assistance into northern Syria to civilian actors," White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters at a briefing.
"This has nothing to do with our support for the moderate military opposition, but rather the security of our assistance," Carney said.
Iran, six world powers end talks on Tehran's nuclear program, agree on outstanding issues
Iran's talks with the European Union have ended with an agreement over outstanding issues about the practical details of implementing a nuclear agreement, Iranian state television reported on Friday.
But the implementation of the deal reached in Geneva
in November will take place after consultations with the capitals of
Iran and the six major powers involved in the talks that were on Friday
represented by the European Union, it said.
Dutch royals, PM Set to attend Sochi Olympics in Russia
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, an honorary member of the International Olympic Committee, his wife Queen Maxima and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will attend the Winter Olympics in Sochi next month, Rutte told reporters on Friday.
“The
Netherlands will be represented… We see nothing to gain with a boycott.
It is better to engage in dialogue,” the Dutch premier said.
Baby Factory Complete Story: Operator Is a Billionaire, Lives Large. (Photos)
James
Ezuma, a medical doctor nabbed by the police in Owerri, Imo State, for
operating baby factories, is the face of child trafficking in Nigeria.
The
glassy signpost with blue, white and black lettering promises would-be
visitors succour. Its delicate frame announces to the public the
presence of a private hospital. Near this board is another with less
aesthetic appeal on a lonely street off Egbu Road, in Owerri metropolis,
which announces to the vulnerable, a place of refuge.
Exchange Rate: Naira stays strong against dollar, Pound
Lagos – The Nigerian currency, the Naira, on Friday traded on a stable platform against two major international currencies, the dollar and the pound sterling, as transactions ended for the week.
The dollar and the pound sterling were sold at ₦155.72 and ₦170, respectively, at the official and bureau de change since Jan. 6.
At the black market, the Naira was exchanged for the dollar at ₦170, while the pound sterling went for ₦270.
'My son lied against Pastor Fireman" - Mom of virgin killer speaks
Mrs Esther Egbo informed reporters recently that they certainly were people of the Badagry part of Fireman's church and in the couple of years they have been in the church, they've never set eyes on the man. She claimed her boy have been caught four different times by law enforcement for rape and had also been charged to court and was just released on December 10, 2013.
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2014 PRESIDENTIAL PARDON LOADING: U.K to tranfer James Ibori and other 751 prisoners to Nigeria prisons
Ibori, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for corruption and money laundering charges at the Southwark Crown Court 9 in London, in April 2012, and has been incarceration in the country.
However, the signing of the PTA by both countries signalled the fact that James Ibori and others would be repatriated to complete their jail terms in Nigeria without a choice.
Richest Woman in Nigeria denies contesting for governorship
Continue to See her press statement after the break...
Hardship: What is the Minimum wage in Nigeria ? 5k, 7k or 18k ?
She was asked why she's doing the Job , how can N7,000 help you survive in a month? And her reply was;
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US Teacher bags 38years For doing it With Her 12 Year Old Student
The married mother of one had se ¤x with one of her students, whose identity is being kept secret because of his age (he was 12 at the time). The alleged abuse started in 2011 just one monthafter the teacher and the minor started a tutoring session in her home.
One of the Women Tortured at Ejigbo Market Dies by OPC: Parents Of Victims Recount Horrific Ordeal
Victims family confirm one of the women died after torture has now been confirmed that one of the ladies who was brutally tortured by some men in the Ejigbo area of Lagos in 2013 has died. The woman identified as Julie, was the older woman in the torture video. She was brought from her home town in Topa, Badagry to work as a canteen attendant. Watch the Channels TV report
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