Friday, 11 May 2018
CODEINE: Extend ban to tramadol, others, Masari urges FG
FOLLOWING the recent ban on production of cough syrup with codeine, Governor Aminu Masari of Katsina State, yesterday, urged the Federal Government to extend the ban to tramadol and other controlled drugs to break the link between the demand and supply chain.
Thursday, 10 May 2018
1,098 Abia indigenes qualify to write exam. Nigeria Police recruitment
No fewer than 1,098 Abia indigenes have qualified to write the ongoing recruitment examination into the Nigerian Police Force out of the 1,589 applicants, an official of the Police Service Commission has said.
Mrs Comfort Obi, the Commissioner leading the recruitment committee for Abia, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Umuahia.
ZIMBABWE Latest on HIV positive man who 'raped' his ex wife 7 times without protection
A MAN from Bulawayo, alleged to be HIV positive and who was accused of r_aping his ex-wife seven times in one night without protection, was yesterday acquitted of the charges.
The man (55), from Mahatshula suburb, had been arraigned for luring his ex-wife (34) into his bedroom and r_aping her the whole night.
Police IG Replies Senate, I Owe You No Apologies
The IG said he did not have to appear before the lawmakers, noting that a senior police officer of the rank of Deputy Inspector-General or an Assistant Inspector-General could act on his behalf in an official capacity at any function.
Wednesday, 9 May 2018
World’s first total penis, scrotum transplant done by US surgeons
For the first time, a team of US surgeons from Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland, has managed to transplant the penis and the scrotum from a deceased donor to a recipient who had lost his genital organs during armed service.
According to a report by Medical News Today, the surgeons had been planning such an intervention since 2013.
Again, Ebola kills 17 people in Congo
Officials say 17 people have died in an area of northwestern Democratic Republic of Congo where health officials have now confirmed an outbreak of Ebola.
It is the ninth time Ebola has been recorded in the central African nation, whose eastern Ebola river gave the deadly virus its name when it was discovered there in the 1970s, and comes less than a year after its last outbreak which killed eight people.
SOUTH AFRICA Home affairs doesn’t believe that KZN woman gave birth twice in the same year
Nompumelelo Caluza has been trying for over five years to get a birth certificate for her six-year-old daughter at the Home Affairs Prospecton branch in Isipingo‚ south of Durban.
She said officials have refused to believe that she gave birth twice in the same year.
“On January‚ 28‚ 2012 I gave birth to my first daughter. A few weeks after that I fell pregnant again. This time I was blessed with twins‚ who I gave birth to on October 6‚ 2012‚” said Caluza.
Tuesday, 8 May 2018
Think of What You Have
In over a dozen years as a stress consultant, one of the most pervasive and destructive mental tendencies I've seen is that of focusing on what we want instead of what we have. It doesn't seem to make any difference how much we have; we just keep expanding our list of desires, which guarantees we will remain dissatisfied. The mind-set that says "I'll be happy when this desire is fulfilled" is the same mind-set that will repeat itself once that desire is met.
Should I Tithe?
Proverbs 3:9 Honor the Lord with your wealth and with the firstfruits of all your produce
Let's talk about tithing! In my view, tithing is very important. God gives us Jesus, he gives us life, he transforms us, and makes us new in Jesus. He sends His Holy Spirit to live in us and make us holy.
Beijing congratulates Putin on inauguration
China extends sincere congratulations on Vladimir Putin's inauguration as Russian president, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a regular news conference on Monday.
The Chinese side believes that under the leadership of President Putin, Russia will keep making achievements in its nation building and social and economic development, Geng said.
'Brain-dead' boy wakes up a day before doctors set to pull life support:
NEW YORK: A 13-year-old boy who had been declared brain dead by doctors in Alabama regained consciousness the day before doctors were scheduled to pull his life support, CBS News reported on Monday (May 7).
Trenton McKinley had suffered severe brain trauma after a small utility trailer he was playing in flipped over and hit his head two months ago.
Nine Steps for Solving Any Problem
For any problem, no matter how big or complex it may be, there is a solution. Use these nine steps to find it!
What are the similarities in problem solving, decision making, and goal achievement?
Actually, they're alike in many ways. A decision that must be made is little more than a problem awaiting a solution.
Monday, 7 May 2018
Just Because...
Just because you go to church doesn’t mean you are a Christian--you have to have Jesus in your heart. 1Jn:5:11-12
Just because the message of the church is about grace does not mean that they should not teach about the consequences of sin and the reality of hell. The Bible teaches these thing and we should do it in the same measure.
Just because the church’s message is about eternal life does not mean that they should not preach on eternal death. The Bible does.
ZIMBABWE Gold panners kill colleague in fight over talented pr0stitute
THREE machete-wielding artisanal miners reportedly killed their colleague in a brawl over a well experienced and talented se_x worker in Mazowe on Friday.
Mashonaland Central acting police spokesperson, Assistant Inspector Petros Masikati confirmed the incident, but could not give more details.
SOUTH AFRICA Dad accused of killing baby with pickaxe in jealous rage
A six-month-old baby was brutally killed with a pickaxe‚ allegedly by her own father‚ after he accused her mother of cheating.
Baby Bonolo’s grieving mother‚ Modjadji Marikhela‚ 19‚ vowed to avenge her daughter’s death if her former partner was released on bail.
“I’m heartbroken and I don’t know what an innocent baby did to him to be slaughtered like an animal. I want him to die. I don’t want to see him again because if he comes I’m going to mobilise the community to kill him‚” she said.
Sunday, 6 May 2018
Stoke City Is Relegated From The English Premier League Tears And Pain
Paul Lambert’s managed Stoke City are now relegated from the English Premier League after losing at home on Saturday to Roy Hodgson’s Crystal Palace 1-2.
Both Coach and players were shattered as Palace ended their dream of escaping from relegation.
Coach Lambert who took charge of the team in January said it was hard summing up his feelings as the Potters went down at home.
Friday, 27 April 2018
Nigeria now exports more than it imports – Minister
Nigeria’s Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr Audu Ogbe, says the country has transformed from import-based to highly export-driven nation due to the strides made in agriculture.
Ogbe stated this while briefing state House correspondents on the outcome of the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting presided over by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
10 Things You Should Know about the Love of God
1. God’s love is incomprehensible.
No human mind can comprehend God. We cannot define God. We cannot provide a comprehensive account of who he is. He "dwells in unapproachable light" (1 Tim. 6:16). If God is incomprehensible, then so is his love. While we may and must speak truthfully about his love, we can never fathom it, because it is divine love, as different from our love as his being is different from our being.
Friday, 20 October 2017
CBN orders banks to keep database of fraudulent customers
The Central Bank of Nigeria ( CBN ) on Thursday directed banks to establish a database of their customers identified through their Bank Verification Numbers (BVNs) to be involved in confirmed fraudulent activities.
The directive is contained in the Regulatory Framework for Bank Verification Number (BVN) Operation and Watch-list for Nigerian Financial System released by the CBN. The implementation of the framework is with immediate effect.
Thursday, 19 October 2017
Bizarre religions around the world that will leave you intrigued
Religion can be understood largely as an attempt of a group of individuals to understand Existential questions based on a set of cultural practices specific to that group. Sometimes these practices may not seemingly conform to our normal expectations from a 'religion'. But they succeed in fulfilling what is expected of a religion- uniting people because of the belief that they may share. However, there is one condition that all religions must comply. They must not hinder the lives of others.
Some of world's unusual religions are described below.
All Police Commands Will Be Involved in Anambra Guber Poll, Says IG
The IG explained that there are great expectations in the area of security, which would also lead to adequate security and mobilisation of personnel.
Wednesday, 18 October 2017
Do You Chew Your Food 32 Times? If Not, Then You Must
Incomplete food chewing makes you vulnerable to microbial infections, gums diseases and mouth cavities, according to a latest study.
University of Manchester and National Institute of Health in the US scientists have found out that when the food is properly broken down into smaller particles, it activates the immune cells and instigate the Helper T cells production. Proper mastication not only improves digestion, but also act as a barrier against the infectious germs.
Eight brothers allegedly strangle their father in Kano
Two brothers, who allegedly strangled their father, to be remanded in prison until November, a Kano Chief Magistrates’ Court ruled on Wednesday.
They were said to have conspired with six other brothers who are now at large.
The duo of Rabiu Adamu, 27, and Auwal Adamu, 26, had strangled their 55-year-old father, Adamu Gamji, in Sumaila Local Government Area of Kano, the prosecution said.
The accused pleaded not guilty.
Pope expresses sorrow over Somalia carnage
Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Wednesday expressed his sorrow over the worst bombing in Somalia’s history, a deadly truck attack that left at least 276 people dead in Mogadishu at the weekend.
“I pray for the conversion of the violent and send my encouragement to all those who, in the face of enormous difficulties, work for peace in this martyred country,” Francis said at his weekly audience in St Peter’s square.
“I pray for the conversion of the violent and send my encouragement to all those who, in the face of enormous difficulties, work for peace in this martyred country,” Francis said at his weekly audience in St Peter’s square.
Man in court for seducing married woman
The Police on Wednesday arraigned one Ibrahim Bawa in a Minna Magistrates’ Court for allegedly seducing a married woman.
Bawa is standing trial on a count charge of seducing a married woman, punishable under Section 389 of the Penal Code .
Bawa is standing trial on a count charge of seducing a married woman, punishable under Section 389 of the Penal Code .
Sunday, 7 May 2017
Buhari to receive freed 82 Chibok girls exchanged for Boko haram suspects
President Muhammadu Buhari is billed to receive the 82 Chibok girls released on Saturday by the Islamic sect, Boko Haram.
A statement on Saturday night by the Senior Special Assistant on media and publicity, Garba Shehu, said that the girls were exchanged for some Boko Haram suspects in custody.
It reads “The President is pleased announce that negotiations to release more of the Chibok Girls have born fruit with the release of 82 more Girls today.
It reads “The President is pleased announce that negotiations to release more of the Chibok Girls have born fruit with the release of 82 more Girls today.
Tuesday, 2 May 2017
Mobile telecommunications firm, MTN Nigeria, has sacked about 280 of its workers across its different operational units.
Our correspondent gathered that the affected workers left the company on Friday, having embraced the firm’s offer of voluntary disengagement, which was offered to employees who had served for a minimum of five years.
Our correspondent gathered that the affected workers left the company on Friday, having embraced the firm’s offer of voluntary disengagement, which was offered to employees who had served for a minimum of five years.
Sunday, 30 April 2017
Wednesday, 19 April 2017
Wednesday, 12 April 2017
Reps attack El-Rufai as Dogara unveils his pay
House to governor: face your problems
How much does a member of the House of Representatives earn?
Nigerians got a rare insight into the package – for long a well kept secret – yesterday, with House Speaker Yakubu Dogara tendering a copy of his November 2016 pay slip.
The net pay is N346,577.87, according to the little document.
The basic salary is N206,425.83. There are constituency allowance (N175,461.96); and recess (N20,642.58).
Tuesday, 11 April 2017
Tank collector buys military vehicle on Ebay ,finds £2million gold bars hidden in the fuel compartment
An army tank fanatic got a new model in a £30,000 trade-in — and found more than £2million of gold bullion hidden in the fuel tank.
Nick Mead, 55, discovered the five gold bars in the Russian T54/69 while restoring it to add to his collection of 150 military vehicles.He and mechanic Todd Chamberlain were filming themselves prising open the diesel tank in case they found munitions and needed to show it to bomb disposal crews.
Monday, 10 April 2017
Killing you serves no purpose, Obasanjo replies Bamaiyi
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo yesterday replied to former Chief of Army Staff, Maj.-Gen. Ishaya Bamaiyi’s allegation that he (Obasanjo) wanted to kill him.
Obasanjo said he had no plan to kill Gen. Bamaiyi, adding that his administration only asked him to answer questions on people he allegedly killed.
Thursday, 6 April 2017
I Almost Jumped Into A Well To Commit Suicide but Micheal Bolton's Song Saved Me-Mr. Ibu
Nollywood Actor, John Okafor, popularly known as Mr. Ibu has narrated how he almost jumped into a well to commit suicide . According to him, several years ago the man he was living with at Ajao Estate area of Oshodi, Lagos, Nigeria threw him out of his house with his loads.
Mr. Ibu, who was a guest on Brilla FM with Murphy Ijemba, said after his friend threw him out, he had already opened a well to jump inside when he heard the song from Michael Bolton being played from a neighbour’s house.
IMF’s Naira revival pill rejected
•Fund: currency overvalued by 20%
If the Federal Government heeds the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF’s) advice, it will collapse the exchange rates—official N306/$ and Bureau De Change N360/$.
To the IMF, the Naira is overvalued by 10 to 20 per cent.
The IMF mission chief for Nigeria, Gene Leon, said that the Naira overvaluation “is somewhere to the tune of 10 to 20 per cent and that the country’s 2017 projections for non-oil revenues are more optimistic than the Fund’s.
Thursday, 23 March 2017
FG pledges to refund expenditure on federal roads to state govts
Mr Babatunde Fashola, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing on Thursday pledged the commitment of the Federal Government to refund expenditure on the execution of federal roads to state governments.
Fashola, who stated this in Ado-Ekiti during a courtesy visit to Gov. Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state, said the planned refund followed request by several state governments.
Monday, 20 March 2017
Doctor jumps into Lagos lagoon
•Police lead rescue operation
In what appeared to be a suicide, a medical doctor, Allwell Oji, jumped into the Lagos lagoon yesterday. The incident happened at 4:45pm on Third Mainland Bridge when Oji, 35, was on his way to Victoria Island where he was going to attend a Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) meeting.
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Saturday, 18 March 2017
Xenophobic Attacks: Nigeria, South Africa agree terms
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, in a joint briefing with the Minister of Interior, Lt-Gen. Abdulrahman Danbazau (rtd) at the Foreign Affairs Ministry in Abuja yesterday described the initiative as the concrete outcome of their meeting with the South African government.
Sunday, 26 February 2017
Only an Igbo Man Can Rescue Nigeria from Recession - Primate Ayodele Talks on the Nation's Economic Woes
He advocated that the head of Nigeria’s Economic Team and the Minister of Finance should be an Igbo, and warned that failure to do this would see the country go in circles.
Saturday, 18 February 2017
Friday, 17 February 2017
26 Things He Does That Make You Think He Likes You, But Really Mean Nothing
There’s a difference between someone being mildly interested in you and someone actually having feelings for you.
Needless to say, that leaves a lot of room for interpretation. And by “room for interpretation,” I mean “room for us to overanalyze dumb stuff that literally means nothing at all.” The thing is, someone who really has feelings for you is going to do all of the things that a person who is mildly interested in you does.
My wife is cheating on me, says police officer
A 37-year-old police officer, Adoyi Okiwori, yesterday approached a Lagos Island Customary Court seeking the dissolution of his three-year-old marriage over alleged infidelity of his wife.
Adoyi told the court that he met his wife, Grace, in Abuja while they were in the university and she got pregnant and gave birth to their five-year-old son, Divine.
He said they later got married on December 27, 2014, adding that the union was blissful until 2016 when he started noticing the strange behaviour of his wife.
Friday, 27 January 2017
Don't marry anyone who puts password on their phone -Counselor warns
If you are single and thinking of marriage then please don't marry anyone who puts passwords or locks on their phone as a form of security to prevent you from accessing their conversations.
They can surely do this for other security measures, but you must not be the reason for this action. I am very much aware that passwords or lock are for security purposes but one thing I don't approve of is when a spouse becomes the reason for that security measure.
How we got Turkish School kidnap suspects, by police
•One of the suspects holding the cash allegedly retrieved from him...yesterday and The other suspects being paraded ...yesterday PHOTO: POLICE
The Police have arrested four persons over the kidnap of some teachers and pupils of the Nigeria Tulip College (NTIC) in Isheri north of Ogun State on January 23.
The suspects are Bekewei Agbojule, aka Prince Yellow, Are Philip Joel Kakadu, aka “General Kakadu,” a militant leader, Romeo Council, aka Raw and Totki Okoda.
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