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Reality-The foundation of learning.
Responsibility-The 1st step of learning.
Improvement-The hope of learning.
Hope- The motivationof learning.
Adversity- The catalyst of learning.
Change- Theprice of learning.
Maturity- The value of learning.
Saturday, November 16, 2019
Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Federal High court and DAM.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has given the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission an ultimatum of four months to extradite Diezani Alison-Madueke, a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, to Nigeria from the United Kingdom.
The former minister has been in the UK since she was alleged of multimillion-naira fraud while she presided over the management of the country's crude oil resources.
It was reported at some point that she was battling cancer but picture of a healthy Diezani had since surfaced on the social media.
The court has now given the EFCC until March 2020 to have her extradited to Nigeria from the UK.
The anti-corruption agency had in November 2018 filed a 13-count charge of money laundering against the former minister accusing her of unlawfully taking into her possession the sums of $39.7 million and N3.32 billion with which she allegedly bought choice properties in Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt (in Rivers State), while in office.
At the resumed hearing of the suit, Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu threatened to strike out the money laundering case should the anti-graft agency fail to produce the defendant in court by March 2020.
The prosecuting counsel, Faruk Abdullah, had earlier on pleaded with the judge to adjourn the case indefinitely on the grounds that the EFCC was facing challenges in its bid to extradite the defendant from the UK.
The former minister has been in the UK since she was alleged of multimillion-naira fraud while she presided over the management of the country's crude oil resources.
It was reported at some point that she was battling cancer but picture of a healthy Diezani had since surfaced on the social media.
The court has now given the EFCC until March 2020 to have her extradited to Nigeria from the UK.
The anti-corruption agency had in November 2018 filed a 13-count charge of money laundering against the former minister accusing her of unlawfully taking into her possession the sums of $39.7 million and N3.32 billion with which she allegedly bought choice properties in Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt (in Rivers State), while in office.
At the resumed hearing of the suit, Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu threatened to strike out the money laundering case should the anti-graft agency fail to produce the defendant in court by March 2020.
The prosecuting counsel, Faruk Abdullah, had earlier on pleaded with the judge to adjourn the case indefinitely on the grounds that the EFCC was facing challenges in its bid to extradite the defendant from the UK.
Monday, November 11, 2019
Health benefits versus Criminal implications.
BBC News - Cannabis-based medicines: Two drugs approved for NHS
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-50351868.
Doctors will be able to prescribe Epidyolex, for children with two types of severe epilepsy - Lennox Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome - which can cause multiple seizures a day.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-50351868.
Doctors will be able to prescribe Epidyolex, for children with two types of severe epilepsy - Lennox Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome - which can cause multiple seizures a day.
Saturday, November 9, 2019
Monday, November 4, 2019
BOOK FLOATING IN RIVER.
Hamas Accidentally Brings Daniel’s Prophecy to Life with Fire Book in River.
A river of fire streamed forth before Him; Thousands upon thousands served Him; Myriads upon myriads attended Him; The court sat and the books were opened. I looked on. Then, because of the arrogant words that the horn spoke, the beast was killed as I looked on; its body was destroyed and it was consigned to the flames. Daniel 7:10-11 (The Israel Bible™)
Book floating in River (courtesy: Pinterest)
“We are urging the public to be aware of any suspicious object,” the police said in a statement. “If you come across a suspicious object, call the emergency hotline and leave it to be inspected by the professionals.”
The ploy was unsuccessful but the discovery of an explosive book on a riverbank recalled a powerful Biblical image described in the Book of Daniel.
A river of fire streamed forth before Him; Thousands upon thousands served Him; Myriads upon myriads attended Him; The court sat and the books were opened. I looked on. Then, because of the arrogant words that the horn spoke, the beast was killed as I looked on; its body was destroyed and it was consigned to the flames. Daniel 7:10-11
“For the Jews, books and the written word are holy,” Rabbi Berger said “God created the world with the spoken word and the Torah is a tree of life to those who hold fast to it. It would never occur to us to turn a book, or the love of a book, into a weapon. This displays a total hatred of knowledge and the Bible.”
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Sunday, November 3, 2019
BBNAIJA
METROPOLITAN POLICE REINSTATES BBNAIJA EX HOUSEMATE.
Khafi Kareem, the London Met police officer who defied the force to feature on Big Brother Naija (BBN) before appearing to sleep with another contestant, says she has been asked to return to work.
She returned to the UK penultimate week and met with her superiors to discuss her conduct.
(The Nation,Nov,3 2019).
Measles &Immune system
Measles has a devastating impact on the body's immune system that could make it harder to fight infections for years, a pair of studies show.
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