MAKE YOU GO HELP THEM NAB THEM NAH? ABI DEM BREAK YOUR HAND NI??? BAD BELLE!!!!         

CHAI!!! GUY MAN LIFE SEF, ANYWAY NAH SO E DEY HAPPEN SHA...., GOD WILL HELP YOU.., ATLEAST E BETTER PASS TO DO OGWU, NTU OR MARKET!!!!!   MAKE YOU GO HAB THEM NAH? ABI DEM BREAK YOUR HAND NI??? BAD BELLE PEOPLE!!!!!

  NO TRY AM OOOOO

THIS KIND THING MA SEF, SEE AS THAT MAN DEY LOOK AM LIKE OTONDO!!!!!

   BROTHER, THIS IS TO ASK OUR GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS THE RECORDS AND STATISTICS OF NIGERIAN KIDS, GOOD GOVERNMENT HAVE THESE RECORDS UP TO DATE!!!!! DO NIGERIA HAVE ANY??? SOME NIGERIAN KIDS ARE GIVEN BIRTH AT HOME, QUACK MATERNITY HOME ETC; AND NO RECORDS OF BIRTH BEEN KEPT!!!!! AND YOU SAY STOP ACTING LIKE NIGERIA IS THE ONLY COUNTRY THAT HAVE UNRESOLVED ISSUES!!!! IT IS WITH THESE KIND OF TALKS THAT NIGERIA REMAINS WHERE IT IS AND GOING DOWN EVERY DAY!!!!!!  OUR MATES ARE FAR AHEAD OF US!!!!!!!!!! WHAT IS THE HOPE OF AN ORDINARY NIGERIA KID TODAY IN NIGERIA?

God  created man in this world to enjoy and multiple!!!!the wisdom and knowledge to live longer and more fulfilling lives.
But the gangsters in Nigeria's corridors of power have chosen to only use these benefits for their selfish interests not for the betterment of all. Their wives and girl friends deliver their babies abroad and you tell me malaria and polio kills children not Nigerians!!!!  OK NOW BOKO HARAM KILLS WHO? ADULTS OR NIGERIAN ADULTS!!!!!!!!! 

  Nah today?? E don tay nyash don dey back!!!!!! Any way nah way oooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IN Nigeria even before before their 7th year; if e no die for polio, malaria, hunger, na him be say e go dey sell pure water, ground nut, almajiri, pop-corn, boy-boy. Drop-out in secondary school or university, then e go start armed robbery, kidnapping, ashewo, etc and the remaining go end up turning to Boko Haram boys!!!!!!  WELCOME TO NIGERIASTAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tens of thousands of extra people will live to see in the milestone, according to the Office for National Statistics.

The official projections on “mortality”, published on Monday, suggested that “at every age”, females had more chance of reaching their 100th birthdays than males did.

The projections said that a third of babies born in 2012 would live to be 100, with nearly 40 per cent of baby girls compared to just under a third of baby boys reaching the milestone.

The ONS report, titled "What Are The Chances Of Surviving To Age 100?", also suggests more people will live to get a card through the post from the Monarch of the day.

More than 95,000 people aged 65 in 2012 are expected to celebrate their 100th birthday in 2047.
Researchers found that only 10 per cent of men aged 65 this year and 14 per cent of women the same age would reach this milestone.

According to the latest figures there are 826,000 babies aged under one year in Britain, with 423,000 being male and 403,000 female.



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/elderhealth/9166884/One-in-three-babies-born-this-year-will-live-to-100.html

Adolf Hitler and Napoleon Bonaparte?? THIS MEAT WEY GET BIA-BIA SEF!!!!! E DON TAY WEY YOU DON DEY GO SOMETHING OOOO!!!!

Against the backdrop of controlling new HIV infections and other segxwally transmitted infections, a medical expert, Professor Rasheed Bakare, has advocated the registration of all commercial sex workers in the country.

Bakare, a Professor of Clinical Microbiology at the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, University of Ibadan,  after delivering his inaugural lecture, entitled: “Microbes and Morals, An Unlikely Love Affair” at the Trenchard Hall of the institution, stated that the approach when applied in Senegal, caused the incidence of HIV to be less than one per cent.

Professor Bakare, who acknowledged that the population of Nigeria might make such an exercise difficult, maintained that Nigeria should start somewhere, noting that, “we cannot gloss over the fact that all segxwally transmitted diseases (STDs) are real and they are there with us, we only need to be careful.”

The Clinical Microbiology expert, who said he had done a lot of work on the activities of commercial sex workers, argued that the most dangerous of the group were not the identified prostitutes living in brothels but the street sex hawkers described as amateur.

According to him, “the identified prostitutes don’t constitute health hazards to the society because of the care they undergo and the policy they make concerning their trade,” adding that, “now, that policy of no condom, no sex is not so among the street sex hawkers”.

Professor Bakare, who expressed the opinion that anybody that exchanged sex with money or even marks (in case of female students) is a “commercial sex worker,” stressing that, this group that could be regarded as amateur in the trade constituted a major hazard when it comes to the spread of any STD.

The expert counselled that abstinence remained the potent weapon against STDs, saying, “since segxwal contact is the major transmission route for HIV and other segxwally transmitted infections, eliminating segxwal contact eliminates risk of transmission by this route”.

Professor Bakare, who recalled in the lecture, highly successful individuals and public figures like Adolf Hitler and Napoleon Bonaparte who had STDs, said “venereal diseases were diseases and not crimes.”

According to him, “Venereal diseases should no longer be regarded as shameful, abhorrent evidence of an individual's degraded moral character. Indeed, there is no romance and no love affair between the segxwally transmitted infection and the victim's moral character.”

  CATCH ME IF U CAN"

Suspected Boko Haram sect members on motorcycles this afternoon struck again in Rigasa, Kaduna, shooting a military cadet to death. 

An official of the State Security Service said that the same sect members had earlier killed a prison warder in the area and drove away in his car.

The attacks came after a previous scare on Lagos Street in the morning proved to be a false alarm.

Our source said the militia members swung into action when they sighted the cadet in a soldier's uniform. He was gunned down in the presence of his mother and younger brother, and his attackers immediately escaped on their bike before some soldiers arrived.  The attack signals that Boko Haram may have decided to kill security officials in addition to striking at their posts and offices.

COUNTRY WHERE ASO ROCK THEY USE GENERATOR!!!!! COUNTRY WEY THEY IMPORT ICE BLOCKS!!!!! COUNTRY WHERE KIDNAPPERS PLENTY LEFT AND RIGHT!!!!!! THIS PEOPLE ARE WANKERS!!!!!!!!!!!! 

‘Nigeria’s economy third fastest growing in the world’
ABUJA - Despite security challenge posed by the Boko Haram sect and other issues, Nigeria’s economy recorded an unprecedented growth as it is said to be the third fastest growing economy in the world.

Briefing State House correspondents after yesterday’s Federal Executive Council Meeting, Minister of Information, Mr Labaran Maku, who was joined by the Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Yerima Ngama, said the growth in the economy was a clear indication that “there is a lot of confidence in the Nigerian economy.”

Ngama, who presented a report on the country’s presentation during the recently concluded Islamic Development Bank Congress in Khartoum, Sudan noted that the growth noticed in the non-oil sector was particularly impressive, adding that government would continue to work on improving the economy.

He stated: “Today in council, I presented a report on the presentation made at the 37th Annual General Meeting of the Islamic Development Bank, IDB. The bank has 56 member countries and at annual general meeting, each country is expected to present a report on the economic development in the country. The aim is to educate ourselves about what is happening in our countries.

In the case of Nigeria, our report was actually the best. For the year, for the quarter which ended on 31st December, 2011, only about 46 countries have actually submitted their data and Nigeria was third in terms of GDP growth. We recorded a GDP growth of 7.68 per cent in real terms and this is largely due to growth in the non-oil sector.

“The previous year, 2010, the GDP growth was 8.4 per cent but last year, it dropped to 7.68 per cent  because we had a negative growth in the oil sector. So,  it means that the non-oil sector is actually resilient and strong enough to carry the economy forward with or without the oil sector.

“This actually placed us as the third fastest growing economy in the world, the first being Mongolia with 14. 9 per cent real growth rate, then China with 8.4 per cent real GDP growth rate followed by Nigeria with 7.68 per cent.

“But the more important story out of it is that as a nation, we have our Vision 202020, we have the objective of having one of the world strongest economies by year 2020.

All the other countries, apart from China, that are ahead of Nigeria are growing at a slower rate  than Nigeria. When those ahead of you are growing slower, it means that in  the next eight years, we will achieve our objective of being one of the strongest economies in the world. As at last December, our total GDP was more that N10 trillion and that is a growth that is unprecedented despite our challenges.”

Explaining how this growth has impacted on the lives of the ordinary Nigerian people, the minister said the “standard of living has improved in Nigeria as a result of this growth. As at December, 2011, our income per capita grew from $1200 to $1400 and this actually moved us from low income countries to middle lower income countries per World Bank classification.”

Decisions taken

Other decisions taken by the council at its meeting, according to the Minister of Information, were the directive by President Goodluck Jonathan to all Ministries, Agencies and Departments to list  items that they would be procuring this year and sort out those that should be sourced locally. Council also requested the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to begin the process of producing new voters’ cards.

Maku said the “the President directed that all procurements must first focus on made in Nigeria goods, that all items that are produced locally must first be considered in the public procurement exercise at least at the federal level. This is to encourage local producers and to also encourage the creation of jobs within the economy for the unemployed and school leavers.

“The President noted in council today (yesterday) that in spite of this directive, MDAs were yet to fully implement it. So he asked all MDAs as we prepare for the 2012 budget year, to list in our procurement plans those things that should be procured locally. This is to ensure that we encourage local producers and also encourage domestic economic growth.

“He also directed the Minister of Trade and Investment to prepare a plan for those items, good and services, which we have the local capacity to produce but which we are lagging behind. This will enable the government, through the economic management team, to sort out those items that we must deliberately set out to encourage local producers to produce within the country.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/04/nigerias-economy-third-fastest-growing-in-the-world/

PRAISE JAHHHH!!!!!!!!! MIRACLE LIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!