Mark described his late sister "as a straight forward, hardworking and benevolent person with plenty of vision and hope for a greater tomorrow" adding that the death was a huge loss to the Mark's family.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Senate President's Younger sister Dies During Child labour
Mark described his late sister "as a straight forward, hardworking and benevolent person with plenty of vision and hope for a greater tomorrow" adding that the death was a huge loss to the Mark's family.
R.I.P: 3-Year-Old Nigerian Boy Crushed To Death By Lift In Ireland
Fashola, APC Governors, Leaders converge to honour Bisi Akande at 75
Damascus officially confirms its participation in Geneva-2 - UN
The Syrian government has officially confirmed its participation in the Geneva-2 peace conference. This came today as a statement by Deputy Official Representative of the UN Secretary General, Farhan Haq.
"Yes, they will participate," Farhan Haq said and added that Damascus had formally informed about this in a letter to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. "As far as I understand, the delegation of the SAR government will be headed by Foreign Minister Walid Muallem ", said the UN representative.
Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu slams EU 'hypocrisy' on settlements.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the European Union Thursday for summoning envoys over recently unveiled plans for some 1,800 new settler homes in the occupied West Bank.
"This is hypocrisy. The EU calls our ambassadors in because of the construction of a few houses? When did the EU call in the Palestinian ambassadors about incitement that calls for Israel's destruction?" Netanyahu asked foreign correspondents at his annual new year reception.
"It's time to stop this hypocrisy," he said. "This imbalance... doesn't advance peace, I think it pushes peace further away."
Oby Ezekwesili got great questions for Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on Twitter
President Jonathan, Please end the tragic farce in Rivers State now!
DEAR President Goodluck Jonathan , I never thought I would join in the letter writing orgy that has seized all of Nigeria by the wrist! Certainly, not given the self-serving purposes of the Epistle of Saint Matthew of Otta to the people of Nigeria through you and the many replies to it.
8 People Shot As Ogun APC Crisis Turns Violent
Eight people were reportedly shot during the clash at Wasimi Market Square, Ewekoro Local Government Area. They are said to be currently receiving treatment at a hospital.
For real ? Woman Gives Birth To Tortoise In Lagos
Weird: Hindu worshipers drink fresh cow urine to prevent cancer (Phot'd)
It might seem absurd but its true and the is practice carried out by some Hindu worshipers in India.
An increasing cult of Hindu worshipers in India nest a strong belief that cow's urine help prevent cancer.
Hindus feel that cows are sacred creatures, hence its divine healing powers which comes from the animals urine.
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Police begin clampdown on gay people as 38 homosexuals are arrested in Bauchi
Jonathan announces Tukur’s resignation, produces letter from pocket
The National Executive Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party has just accepted the resignation of the National Chairman of the party, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur. President Goodluck Jonathan announced to the members of NEC that Tukur has resigned from his job. Jonathan, who brought out Tukur’s letter of resignation from his pocket, handed it over to the National Secretary of the party, Prof. Wale Oladipo. As soon as he announced the resignation, the audience clapped in acceptance. President Jonathan therefore directed the Governor of Cross Rivers State, Mr. Liyel Imoke to move the motion for the acceptance of Tukur’s resignation. Imoke appealed to Tukur not to abandon the party despite his resignation.
Nigeria anti-gay law ’ll fuel violence –UN Secretary General
United Nations’ Secretary-General Ban
Ki-moon expressed deep concern on Wednesday at a new Nigerian law that
criminalises same-sex relationships, which he fears could fuel prejudice
and violence and risks obstructing an effective HIV/AIDS response.
The bill, which contains penalties of up
to 14 years in prison and bans gay marriage, same-sex “amorous
relationships” and membership of gay rights groups, was passed by the
National Assembly last May and signed into law by President Goodluck
Jonathan on Monday.
“The Secretary-General fears that the law may fuel prejudice and violence, and notes with alarm reports that police in northern Nigeria have arrested individuals believed by the authorities to be homosexuals, and may even have tortured them,” Ban’s press office said in a statement quoted by Reuters.
We’ll change House leadership, APC Reps insist
Members of the House of Representatives,
particularly those of the All Progressives Congress caucus are bent on
changing the leadership of the House as lawmakers resume sitting on
Tuesday next week. The APC gained a slim numerical
advantage over the Peoples Democratic Party before the lawmakers
proceeded on the Christmas/New Year break on December 19. Thirty-seven former PDP members had
defected to the APC on the floor of the House, citing “division” in the
PDP as the reason for their action.
Why did Jonathan sign the gay law?
In 2013, an iconic picture of two ladies
kissing before anti-gay marriage protesters in Marseille, France, went
viral. That act of defiance before an assembly of mostly old ladies was
to demonstrate an inviolable right to private life and choice. It was
largely the fear of this sort of freedom that spurred the Nigerian
Senate to embark on pushing a bill to criminalise activities relating to
homosexuality with draconian measures.
The climax of the saga occurred on
Monday, January 13 when the Special Adviser to President Goodluck
Jonathan on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, announced that the
President had signed the bill into law.
Corruption worsened under OBJ–Bakare
Convener of Save Nigeria Group, Pastor
Tunde Bakare, on Wednesday said former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s
administration raised the bar of corruption in the country,
notwithstanding the ex-President’s “supposed achievements” in office. Bakare spoke in Lagos as the guest
lecturer at the 10th Chief Gani Fawehinmi Annual Lecture/Symposium,
organised by the Ikeja Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association. The event, with the theme, ‘Nigeria at
centenary: A nation still in bondage?,’ was chaired by former President
of the Court of Appeal, Justice Ayo Salami (retd.).
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Check out ways to prevent kidney Failure
Now, more than ever, Nigerians are becoming more conscious about protecting and preserving their kidneys. Every year, several Nigerians suffer kidney problems and thousands die or require regual dialysis or kidney transplants. Factors ranging from bad diet choices and habits like smoking and obesity, among others are linked to an increased risk for kidney disease.
The Man who hasn't had a bath in over 6 decades.
This Iranian man you see above hasn't had a shower for 60 years. Daily Mail reports that 80 year old Iranian Amou Haji hasn't washed for 60 years because he believes being clean will make him sick, and his favourite food is rotten porcupine.
NSA implanted software on thousands of computers to spy on Russia, Mexico, other US allies Read
The US intelligence agency has covertly installed software on nearly 100,000 computers worldwide, allowing it to spy on them, and recruit them for possible cyber attacks, a news report said late Tuesday. Most were installed by the National Security Agency via network connections, but the agency has devised a way of reaching unconnected computers by means of radio waves, the New York Times reported, citing NSA documents, computer experts and officials.
Nigerians Broke My Relationship With Angelo - Beverly Osu
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