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- Beautiful Edo state first lady, Iara Oshiomole, graces the cover of this week's Vanguard Allure
- Ugandan activist, Stella Nyanzi gives her 11 year old daughter the 'condom talk'
- Parents share hilarious photos of their kids asleep in all sorts of odd places
- We always knew they’ll be back “Independence Day: Resurgence''
- Latino model is Instagram's latest man crush thanks to his good looks and fine cooking skills
- Graphic Photos: Reverend killed by herdsmen in Nassarawa State
- Singer Anastacia shares nude selfie three years after undergoing double mastectomy
- Lovely photos of Ooni of Ife and his wife Olori Wuraola
- See what Eminem's ex-wife looks like these days... (photos)
- "Music Video Director IROK Shoots Standard Videos At Affordable Rate"
- Photo: Nigerian couple reconcile 31 years after they divorced
- Is this dress too short for a wedding?
- Photos: SA-based Nigerian evangelist hid 165kgs of drugs worth N1.4bn in containers of foodstuffs
- Is this most embarrassing text message from a dad to his daughter?
- Bisi Alimi shares a photo of 'Ms Posh' with his fiance
- Meet Chimamanda Adichie's handsome brother (photos)
- Meet India's tallest policeman who measures 7ft6ins and spends most of his day taking selfies with tourists
- This one is “Caroline” not “Caro”, a new single by Farabale
- Duchess of Cambridge steps out in £2994 coat for Somme memorial vigil
- Forbes - Meet the 35-year-old entrepreneur who owns Nigeria's 2nd largest rice farm
- John Legend's sexy reply to his wife Chrissy on Twitter
- Tarila, daughter of suspected mastermind of 2010 Independence day bombing, Charles Okah, writes open letter to Pres. Buhari
- Photos: Controversial SA pastor refrigerates another church member
- U-Connect launches the first HR E-commerce Recruitment Platform in Nigeria and beyond: Gr8jobsng
- "I decided to do it in retaliation to insults from his mother" Housewife who cut off her stepson genitals confesses
| Beautiful Edo state first lady, Iara Oshiomole, graces the cover of this week's Vanguard Allure Posted: 02 Jul 2016 01:47 PM PDT |
| Ugandan activist, Stella Nyanzi gives her 11 year old daughter the 'condom talk' Posted: 02 Jul 2016 08:40 AM PDT |
| Parents share hilarious photos of their kids asleep in all sorts of odd places Posted: 02 Jul 2016 08:08 AM PDT  |
| We always knew they’ll be back “Independence Day: Resurgence'' Posted: 02 Jul 2016 08:07 AM PDT 20 years ago, our beloved earth was invaded by Insurgents. We were on the brink of extinction and it took the finesse of a few valiant men and women to rescue us. The Insurgents are back and more dangerous than ever before. Our survival is only possible if we stand together. There is nowhere to run nor hide and hence we need declare in one voice saying "We will not go quietly into the night. We will vanish without a fight. We're going to live on" Nigeria too will play its part in this global war. Ingenious warriors were assembled at a recently concluded Special Forces audition at Elegushi beach Lagos. These heroes are ready to defend our pride and honour, in celebration of the release of the movie Independence Day Resurgence.    The movie INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE premiered in Genesis Deluxe Cinemas, Lekki on Thursday June 30, 2016 with prominent faces in attendance   The movie INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE is a cinematically brilliant movie. It was released across cinemas in Nigeria and Ghana on July 1, 2016. It is certain to keep you at the edge of your seat. A MUST WATCH For more information,Visit: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/filmoneng/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilmOneng Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmoneng/ |
| Latino model is Instagram's latest man crush thanks to his good looks and fine cooking skills Posted: 02 Jul 2016 08:07 AM PDT  He moved to New York from Peru in 2007 to pursue his dream of becoming an actor but took up modelling after being spotted by renowned fashion photographer Mario Testino who is also from Peru. His career took off and he has since modelled for Dolce & Gabbana, Calvin Klein, Hugo Boss and Roberto Cavalli. Noriega who maintains his impressive physique through exercise and dieting has decided to share his secrets with interested fans and customers. To this end, he has become a chef and opened a restaurant in the New York, a Peruvian rotisserie called Baby Brasa, specialising in 'clean' food. The restaurant can only sit 12 people but he says he wants to influence people in his local community to eat better. He said: 'I eat clean and healthy. I'm basically doing that here. I'm not serving anything that I don't eat myself.' He plans to open a second restaurant as soon as he gets planning permission. After reaching the top as a male model, Noriega went back to school after which became a Creative Director at Macy's. Despite his busy schedule, the inspirational entrepreneur has not quit modelling just yet, saying: 'The restaurant business is very demanding, and I'm really focused 100 percent on it. But I believe there's time for everything.'More photos...            |
| Graphic Photos: Reverend killed by herdsmen in Nassarawa State Posted: 02 Jul 2016 08:06 AM PDT  "We have become preys that's hunted by a marauding beast in our land. I will keep shouting till justice is done. How long will we suffer this, he left a very young family, 3 of his children are currently in the university" he tweeted.See the graphic photos after the cut.     |
| Singer Anastacia shares nude selfie three years after undergoing double mastectomy Posted: 02 Jul 2016 08:05 AM PDT  She took to Instagram to share a nude pic of herself which shows how far she's come since the procedure, her caption read ''Hollerrrrrrrr #SurvivorChick!!!'' Speaking in a 2014 interview, she said: 'My boobs have been resurrected but I feel young again inside too. I finally feel like I'm me. My boobs were always too big. I never dreamed I would have the perfect size. It's unbelievably amazing that I actually feel just as feminine, if not more, than before.'  |
| Lovely photos of Ooni of Ife and his wife Olori Wuraola Posted: 02 Jul 2016 08:04 AM PDT |
| See what Eminem's ex-wife looks like these days... (photos) Posted: 02 Jul 2016 03:48 AM PDT     |
| "Music Video Director IROK Shoots Standard Videos At Affordable Rate" Posted: 02 Jul 2016 03:43 AM PDT      |
| Photo: Nigerian couple reconcile 31 years after they divorced Posted: 02 Jul 2016 03:36 AM PDT   |
| Is this dress too short for a wedding? Posted: 02 Jul 2016 03:11 AM PDT  "She says she got treated rudely by other women at the wedding who saw her as a target for wearing this dress. A woman came up behind her and slapped her on the bum and said it was on a dare from a group of other women who were watching and snickering. Some commenters think she stole the couple's shine while others think the dress would have been appropriate anywhere else but not a wedding. Thoughts? |
| Photos: SA-based Nigerian evangelist hid 165kgs of drugs worth N1.4bn in containers of foodstuffs Posted: 02 Jul 2016 03:06 AM PDT  Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) are interrogating a South Africa-based cleric in connection with over 165kgs of narcotics drugs seized at the Apapa Seaport, Lagos, The Nation reports.  The illicit consignment were traced to John Vincent Arinze, from Ara village, Nise in Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra State. The 52-year-old suspect was arrested in his hotel room in Lagos. A Mercedes Benz Jeep belonging to him was also impounded.    The suspect, who had lived in South Africa for over a decade accepted ownership of the illicit shipment and said he made a big mistake by taking over the business of his late wife. "I am an evangelist living in Durban, South Africa. My late wife was into drug trafficking before she died few years ago. I made a mistake venturing into her business. It is all my fault," he stated. The drugs, 92kgs of methamphetamine and 73kgs of ephedrine with the estimated street value of N.4 billion were found inside two containers of foodstuff meant for export to South Africa, following meticulous undercover operation by operatives of NDLEA. The narcotics drugs were hidden inside packs of melon concealed in foodstuff and cosmetics such as gari, noodles, Knorr and Maggi food seasoning, yam powder, malt drinks, pepper, milk, herbal hair cream and Golden Morn cereals, Damatol hair cream, bags of melon, kegs of palm oil, beans, biscuits, sardine and cartons of Orijin Bitters. During the examination of the containers marked MSKU 388274-1 and MSKU 424717-0, anti-narcotic officials detected 20kg of Methamphetamine and 50kg of Ephedrine inside the first container and 72Kg of Methamphetamine and 23Kg of Ephedrine in the second container. Chairman and Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Col. Muhammad Mustapha Abdallah (retd), said the seizure will have a positive influence in Nigeria's fight against narcotics drug. "This is a product of careful planning and meticulous tracking of narcotic drugs movement. The consignments were closely monitored by our undercover agents and intercepted at the Apapa Seaport, Lagos, following the detection of narcotics by NDLEA sniffer dogs during screening operation. This will definitely have a positive influence on Nigeria's drug control efforts" said the NDLEA boss Col. Abdallah reiterated the agency's commitment to the fight against drug trafficking and prosecution of offenders. "I am very happy with the success recorded in this operation. The agency will remain painstaking and professional in the fight against illicit drug production, trafficking and abuse. We hope to unmask the drug syndicate behind this shipment and make more arrests soon," he added The suspect will be charged to court soon. |
| Is this most embarrassing text message from a dad to his daughter? Posted: 02 Jul 2016 03:06 AM PDT  |
| Bisi Alimi shares a photo of 'Ms Posh' with his fiance Posted: 02 Jul 2016 02:48 AM PDT  |
| Meet Chimamanda Adichie's handsome brother (photos) Posted: 02 Jul 2016 07:34 AM PDT |
| Posted: 02 Jul 2016 02:38 AM PDT   Mr Kumar who is so big his uniform is custom made by a personal tailor gets mobbed by tourists and locals while on patrol duty who queue up to have their photo taken with him. He is considering going into pro wrestling and cites WWE star, Great Khalie as his inspiration. He said: 'I want to emulate the success of The Great Khalie who was also recruited as a police official with the Punjab Police. 'My aim is to be a wrestler of world repute just like him. I want to take part in the World Wrestling Entertainment. 'I love my job as a cop but wrestling is my passion. 'But I have taken up the police job for the time being. But I keep taking leave for my wrestling training.'  Mr Kumar has never been ashamed or uncomfortable around people due to his colossal height. He added: 'In the job it is sometimes handy being so tall because I can see over the crowds in big public order situations and watch out for any trouble. "I don't even have any health issues. I exercise regularly so I am quite fit for my job." Mr Kumar's height could be a genetic legacy from his grandfather who measured 6ft2ins given that other members of his family are of normal height.  As a child he was always taller than his peers and was often bullied in his youth. He doesn't take it at heart and rejoices his moments at school. He said: 'I am thankful to god that everyone loves me so much. I don't mind a few bullies as they bring some fun to life. 'Now all that I wish for is to continue my wrestling training and somehow manage to enter the professional world.' |
| This one is “Caroline” not “Caro”, a new single by Farabale Posted: 02 Jul 2016 02:25 AM PDT  Click to listen Sound Cloud Link -https://soundcloud.com/farabal/caroline-farabale All thanks to an early migration to the UK for study, the multi-talented instrumentalist, songwriter and producer has hone his music career and now believes it is time to enter the Naija music industry. His badass single "Caroline" is his strategy for penetrating the market! "Caroline is something totally fresh…" Not only is this BALE guy a very good vocalist, he also plays three musical instruments amazingly well. He even plays classical music too-Hian!Dare Art don get competition☺. Anyways, BALE's new single at least shows he understands the Nigerian market and interestingly, it is enjoying play time on the radios right now. |
| Duchess of Cambridge steps out in £2994 coat for Somme memorial vigil Posted: 02 Jul 2016 02:21 AM PDT |
| Forbes - Meet the 35-year-old entrepreneur who owns Nigeria's 2nd largest rice farm Posted: 02 Jul 2016 02:20 AM PDT  Nigerians consume more than 5 million metric tons of rice every year, with a significant portion of its consumption needs sourced from imports. Rotimi Williams WMB -4.95%, an ambitious 35 year-old Nigerian entrepreneur and rice farmer, is on a quest to change that.Williams, a former Journalist, is the owner of Kereksuk Rice Farm, the 2nd largest commercial rice farm in Nigeria by land size. His farm, which is situated in Nasarawa state in northern Nigeria, currently sits on 45,000 hectares and employs more than 600 indigenes of Nasarawa. I recently caught up with the budding entrepreneur in Lagos, and had a brief chat with him where he recounted his journey and mused on how Nigeria can attain self-sufficiency in rice production in the near future. What's your educational and professional background? I attended King's College in Lagos. After attending secondary school at King's College I proceeded to obtain my first degree at University of Aberdeen where I graduated with a degree in Economics. I also obtained a Master's Degree in Economics from the same institution. My quest for more knowledge led me to enroll for yet another Master's Degree at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London where I gained an MSc. in Finance and Development Studies. Upon graduation, I landed a role as an analyst at the European Economics and Financial Centre in London. Afterwards, Euromoney Magazine- employed me where I covered the African space. I would say that this is where my journey truly started. Given your background as a journalist, what informed your decision to venture into rice farming? While at Euromoney, I had the opportunity to travel around a few African countries. These trips exposed me to countries like Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, Zambia and Ghana. A common thread amongst the aforementioned nations is agriculture. Agriculture is at the very core of these countries and this got me thinking. After a few more trips, I decided to move back to Nigeria and sink my teeth into the agricultural space. Nigeria remains the largest economy in Africa from both a GDP perspective and also the strength of the size of our population. Upon my arrival back in Nigeria, I got a job at a premier Bank where I was promised to sit on the agriculture desk – my hope was that I would gain enough knowledge of the Nigerian agricultural industry and develop myself from there. Unfortunately, the agricultural desk at the Bank never quite achieved its set goals. I pushed hard for the Bank to adopt policies and gain inroads into the agricultural industry but my attempts were somewhat frustrated. I sincerely feel that the bank wasn't quite ready to launch fully into the agricultural space. As my frustration grew, I decided to quit banking and planned to go it alone into agriculture. Frankly, my decision led to a challenging sojourn as attempts to raise funding with my partner proved difficult. We started a Structured Trade and Commodity Finance company. After a while I started consulting for small agriculture companies seeking to raise capital both locally and internationally. You currently own the second (2nd) largest rice farm in Nigeria with 45,000 hectares in Nasarawa, Nigeria. What's the story behind your acquisition of such vast land, and what are some of the challenges you've encountered in farming in the volatile northern region? Two years had past and we still had no funds, so I made an offer to the farm owner, that with a 50-50 split, I would develop the farm with both personal funds and external funding. He agreed and that's how I became part owner of 17,296 hectares of farmland. Knowing that agriculture would become the integral area of focus in Nigeria, I was bullish and ramped up the land to 55,000 hectares. I later parted with my partner as a result of unaligned views and strategy. I maintained 45,000 hectares for myself and today we have started producing, with our quality paddy being sold to major milling companies in Nigeria. However, I must add the following, I often have people ask how I learned abut farming, as everyone thinks you need a special degree in agriculture to be a farmer, but I always tell them the truth, I learnt it all on Google GOOGL +1.11%. I downloaded every article I could find on rice production, consumed it and then practiced it in the fields. Frankly, my experience working alongside indigenes of Nasarawa state has been exceptional. I have learnt over the years that if you approach people with respect even more so while one seeks to set up a business venture. Having a healthy sense of community makes all the difference in attaining one's set objectives. I lean heavily on the wisdom and cultural approach of the indigenes to carry out farming on such a scale here in Nasarawa. Read the rest of the interview here |
| John Legend's sexy reply to his wife Chrissy on Twitter Posted: 02 Jul 2016 02:08 AM PDT |
| Posted: 02 Jul 2016 02:04 AM PDT   Your Excellency, His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari President, Commander-in-Chief Federal Republic of Nigeria Dear President Buhari, I hope this letter reaches you in good health. My name is Tarila Okah, daughter of Mr. Charles Okah, who is currently remanded at Kuje Prison and standing trial before Hon. Justice Gabriel Kolawole at the Federal High Court in Abuja over the 2010 Independence Day bomb incident. Mr. President, I am writing this letter principally to draw your attention, the entire people of Nigeria, and members of the international community to what I perceive as injustice being wilfully and maliciously meted to my father by the Nigerian state. Within the last 10 months, disturbing media reports about his attempt to commit suicide at the Federal High Court in Abuja on October 6, 2015 and his failing health are sad reminders of the harsh reality of my father's frustration with the judicial system in Nigeria, which is notorious for elastic trials that can drag on for years on end and wear out all parties. It is rather unfortunate that several court dates in the course of my father's trial have been cancelled either because the presiding Trial Judge had a conference to attend or for other reasons that brings disrepute to the Nigerian justice system. For instance, the Prosecutor Dr. Alex Izinyon, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria failed to attend one of the trials on a date that had been agreed upon beforehand, instead choosing to attend his child's graduation ceremony abroad. With all due respect, Mr. President, no democratic Government anywhere in the world, including Canada where I currently reside, would treat a prisoner's attempt at suicide as well as the prisoner's failing health, with disdain. Such a peculiar prisoner's case ought to be concluded speedily by the Judiciary. Alternatively, such a Prisoner of Conscience as my father, should be granted bail. However, from all indications, the Nigerian Government is clearly insensitive to his plight. Your Excellency, I have consulted with several Nigerian lawyers who have sufficiently educated me that, pursuant to Section 162 of the new Criminal Justice Administration Law in the country, my father is entitled to bail; having spent more than 3 years in prison custody. Nevertheless, Hon. Justice Gabriel Kolawole has on two previous occasions overruled my father's applications for bail. However, the pace of the trial has still not been picked up. Meanwhile, Justice Kolawole in 2011 easily granted bail to Senator Ali Ndume who was standing trial for terrorism as an alleged sponsor of Boko Haram. Today, after being re-elected on the platform of your party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Ndume is the Majority Leader of Nigeria's upper legislative chamber, the Senate, while my father (who is equally as important to society) is still languishing in prison as an inmate awaiting trial; almost 6 years after he was first arrested on October 16, 2010 on suspicion of being "JOMO GBOMO," the spokesman for the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND). Interestingly, Nigerian media perception about my father's culpability in the Independence Day bomb incident keeps changing. At first, he was accused of being the spokesperson of MEND. Later, he was described as an accomplice to the alleged crime; after the media and the Nigerian Government realised that 'Jomo Gbomo' was still releasing statements on behalf of MEND, even as my father was firmly held in custody! Now he is accused of being the mastermind. Thus far, the prosecution has relied heavily on 'witnesses', all of whom have contradicted their statements under cross examination. In a recent court sitting, a witness from the Department of State Security (DSS) who introduced himself as a 'Crime Scene Investigator' admitted that, "no evidence was collected at the crime scene". While another witness who supposedly 'sold' a Mazda car to the 2nd Defendant, admitted under cross-examination that, the very first time he set his eyes on the said Mazda car (Exhibit 2) was "at the premises of the DSS Abuja Headquarters." Without prejudice to his ongoing trial before Hon. Justice Gabriel Kolawole, I honestly believe that my father is innocent of the crimes alleged against him. Over the 6 year period of his incarceration and trial, his businesses which employed many Nigerians have collapsed; his family is in disarray. Years apart, especially under such circumstances, often dissolves the emotional bonds between a husband and his wife, and for my much younger siblings who have now spent more time without their father, there are virtually no emotional bonds to be dissolved. On a more personal note, I will be getting married in a few weeks; albeit without the privilege of having my beloved father walk me down the aisle – the dream of every daughter. I feel an admixture of joy and pain as this day approaches knowing that my father is alive but held somewhere unjustly. Clearly, my siblings and I are being punished vicariously by the Nigerian state over crimes allegedly committed by our father which have not been proven beyond reasonable doubt by a court of competent jurisdiction. Unfortunately, in Nigeria, the mere act of filing even trumped-up charges carries along with it a strong presumption of guilt, which has led to my father's conviction in the court of public opinion and has also led to the abuse of his fundamental human rights. I know that some Nigerians, on reading this open letter, will attack me for daring to appeal for my father's freedom. But my message to those compatriots is simple: it is high time we focused on finding the real perpetrators. Finally, Mr. President, in your determined quest to fight corruption in Nigeria, I believe that the concept of corruption should be expanded beyond financial crimes. We must also fight corruption in the system, and in this case, the judicial system. We have witnessed the speedy handling of cases involving high profile politicians, but a very sluggish process for others. The joy of my upcoming marriage plus the pain of a missing father (who is alive) equates to the simple plea: #PLEASEFREECHARLESOKAH! |
| Photos: Controversial SA pastor refrigerates another church member Posted: 02 Jul 2016 02:00 AM PDT   During Sunday Live Service Demonstration of God's Power The Man of God Prophet Penuel while ministering about Offence causing God not to perform? He said " they will burn me and I won't be burned" just like Daniel in the Lion's den. He commanded the young man to enter in a deep refregerator that was switched on and very cold and fall into a deep sleep. The Man of God closed the deep refrigerator for a period of thirty minutes without opening it. The young man after being commanded to wake up he confirmed that he was inside the Father( Prophet Penuel ). I and the Father are one, so when you see me you see the Father.Offence causes God not to perform. All things are possible with God. To God Be The Glory!"    |
| U-Connect launches the first HR E-commerce Recruitment Platform in Nigeria and beyond: Gr8jobsng Posted: 02 Jul 2016 01:57 AM PDT  It also allows Employers to effectively and efficiently select Job seekers that embody the values, competencies and experience, they are looking for. Equipped to cater to Job Seekers, Employers and Professional Training Institutes,the platform makes World-class HR services Available, Accessible and Affordable to all Users. "We strongly believe that these three groups hold the fate of the Nigerian economy and once we have an employable and equipped populace the full potentials of the country can be reached. To have built a solution that caters directly to them in helping them grow is a source of pride for me." Said the CEO, U-Connect Human Resources Ltd, Mrs. OmomeneOdike, at the launch which held at the prestigious Oriental Hotel, Lekki, Lagos. The Gr8jobsngplatform makes it possible for the entire HR services process to be rendered through the platform online without ever having to leave your home or offices. The platform offers various services to Jobseekers like Free Pre-assessment testing and Video CV uploads to its premium subscribers amongst other services and Recruitment, Outsourcing, Pre-Assessment testing, Verification and training services to employers to name a few. Professional Training institutions are not left out as they have a platform to advertise their courses to potential participants and other subscription services. The platform also has a mobile application, which enables users to take the platform with them on the "Go" and is available for a free download on Blackberry, Android and Windows phones. The platform is user friendly, reliable, secure and highly interactive. It can easily be accessed on www.gr8jobsng.com. With strong strategic alliance with Diamond Bank Plc., Ernst &Young, Microsoft Nigeria, Lagos Business School (LBS) and Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM), the Gr8jobsngplatform has proven its ability to bring all players in the HR value chain into a "common market" that provides international standard services at a fraction of the cost to all users. The Gr8jobsng is a product of U-Connect Human Resources Limited - a HR Giant in its own right with over 12 years business experience in the HR world. Gr8jobsngmake it possible for Nigeria to compete at the same level with other advanced economies and markets. Gr8jobsng platform will revolutionize the way we see HR forever!                         |
| Posted: 02 Jul 2016 01:55 AM PDT  Few weeks after 21-month-old boy Musa was severely mutilated by his stepmother in Kano, Bara'atu Muhammad did same to another toddler. She cut off the genitals of her stepson, 23-day old Buhari Muhammad in Dafe village, a Gbagyi community in Shiroro local government area of Niger State. The 17-year-old housewife is the second wife of Muhammadu Dauda whom he married four months ago. He had been married to the Buhari's mother for 7 years and he is the first child of the union.  "I decided to do that in retaliation to insults (I've been receiving) from his mother. She has been insulting me. Anytime I complained to our husband, he will not take action. That was the major reason I used our kitchen knife to cut off his penis." Muhammad Dauda denied the allegation, adding that Bara'atu never reported Basira to him and that as far as he was concerned they were living in peace. "I never heard them quarrelling, I never saw them fighting. My house is intact. There was no division. I treated them equally," Dauda insisted, adding that he was shocked when he heard what Bara'atu did to his son. "She never showed any sign of madness. She is mentally okay." The baby's mother, Basira, 21, also denied Bara'atu's allegations. "Ever since she was married and came to the house, I took her as my younger sister. That was why I allowed her to be close to my son. I didn't know that she was planning to kill my son," she lamented. Dr. Ibrahim Abdullahi who is in charge of the boy at the IBB Specialist Hospital, Minna, said his penis has already been damaged and shrunken and that there was no way that it can be transplanted to its normal position. The Niger State government promised to take care of Buhari's medical bills. The Director of Niger State Child's Right Agency, Maryam Kolo, said that the state government will ensure Buhari gets the required medical treatment. |
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