https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKipDQeYYjk
This is an Attack on Comedy and creativity We would like to inform our
fans concerning the arrest of the Naijas Craziest Crew by the state CID
Panti Lagos,the arrest came as a result of a report filed by the Lords
Chosen Church G.O..Over a comedy satire video of lord chosen members
rolling in the mud,they seized their phones and not allow them call,here
is a link to the video.
its amazing that you can be arrested over a comedy video of a church,a comedy video that has a disclaimer at the beginning.
they are being held hostage at the state CID Panti as we speak.
Share this post ,Till it gets to the right Authorities
Tuesday, 28 February 2017
[PHOTO] 13-Year-Old Girl Accused Of Demonic Activities By Her Father Who Is Also A Pastor Tied Up Overnight In Liberia
[PHOTOS] Delta Police Parade Three Armed Robbery Suspects For Stealing Man’s N250,000 Wedding Ring
Three armed robbery suspects have been paraded by the Delta state Police
command for attacking one Rolland Osangbagumi along CAC, off
Orhwomhwon...
Monday, 27 February 2017
FG to employ fresh 350,000 graduates in 2017
Are you a Graduate, or working and you want to change your Job? here is an opportunity
he Federal Government has said that it will employ an additional 350,000 graduates this year.The graduates will be employed under the N-Power Volunteer Corps, a component of the government’s Social Investment Programmes.
Senior Special Assistant to the Acting President on Media Publicity, Mr. Laolu Akande, disclosed this, in a statement, on Sunday.
Katsina holds prayer sessions for President’s health
President Muhammadu Buhari Photo credit: ERIC PIERMONT/AFP/Getty Images)
Series of prayer sessions were held at various locations in Katsina, the home state of President Muhammadu Buhari for his health and early return to the country, at the weekend.
The prayers were held in Funtua, the state capital and Daura senatorial zones.
Yesterday’s session was hosted by the Emir of Katsina, Alhaji Abulmumini Kabir Usman at his palace in Kofan Soro.
National Assembly member, Senator Abu Ibrahim organised the one held in Funtua while the Emir of Daura, Alhaji Farouk Umar Farouk hosted the one held in Daura.
Islamic scholars from all local councils in the state led the prayers attended by thousands of residents.
Speaking at one of the sessions yesterday, Governor Aminu Bello Masari said the prayers are not for President Buhari alone, but also for Nigerians for peace to reign in the country.
He condemned those criticising the president for staying away for a long time, explaining that he had fulfilled the constitutional requirement before leaving by handing over power to his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo.
The Emir of Daura cautioned those wishing the president dead, assuring that he would soon return to continue with governance.
Meanwhile, Business activities were disrupted in Yola, the Adamawa State capital on Saturday as pro-Buhari campaigners and top officials of the All Progressives Congress (APC) held a rally in support of the president and Osinbajo’s re-election in 2019.
Addressing the crowd at the APC headquarters, the Chairman of Buhari/Osinbajo 2019 joint ticket, Alhaji Yahaya Hamajulde, said the rally was to pray for success for the president and his vice ahead the 2019 general elections.
“This rally is like what the military call operation show your weapons to your enemies. We just want those nursing presidential ambition, especially on APC ticket to quietly pocket their dreams, because it will be an exercise in futility and political wasted venture,” he stated.
Hamajulde appealed to the masses to support the economic policies of the administration.
Former governor of the state, Murtala Nyako, who was represented at the rally by his son, endorsed Buhari and Osinbajo for second term.
2Face Idibia supports IDPs with N3.5m
Nigerian music star, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as “2Face,” on
Monday presented a cheque of N3.5million to the United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR).
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Shoking: New AIDS vaccine ‘cures’ five patients, report claims
• Nigeria disease control centre insists only treatment recorded
Three weeks after Prof. Maduike Ezeibe of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Abia State claimed to have discovered a cure for Human Immuno-deficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS), Spanish scientists over the weekend said five patients living with the disease are virus-free seven months after taking a new vaccine.
According to a study published in New Scientist but first reported by DailyMailUK Online, the treatment, developed by researchers in Spain, allowed the patients to stop taking regular antiretroviral (ARV) drugs – the current method of suppressing HIV.
Scientists have yet to test the results in a large-scale clinical trial, but they say the vaccine may be a “functional cure.”
Three weeks after Prof. Maduike Ezeibe of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Abia State claimed to have discovered a cure for Human Immuno-deficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS), Spanish scientists over the weekend said five patients living with the disease are virus-free seven months after taking a new vaccine.
According to a study published in New Scientist but first reported by DailyMailUK Online, the treatment, developed by researchers in Spain, allowed the patients to stop taking regular antiretroviral (ARV) drugs – the current method of suppressing HIV.
Scientists have yet to test the results in a large-scale clinical trial, but they say the vaccine may be a “functional cure.”
It is the first step towards success in a field that has failed to find a vaccine in the last 30 years.
Dr. Beatriz Mothe, from the IrsiCaixa AIDS Research Institute in
Barcelona, Spain, said: “It’s the proof of concept that through
therapeutic vaccination we can really re-educate our T cells to control
the virus. This is the first time that we see this is possible in
humans.”
Mothe and her colleagues used an HIV vaccine made by Professor Tomáš Hanke from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom (UK).
The study included 13 participants, who had taken ARVs for a little over three years on average – all within six months of being infected.
After four weeks, eight of the patients saw the virus rebound. But the other five patients have gone six to 28 weeks without having to restart the treatment.
The virus became temporarily undetectable, but it has never gone above 2,000 copies per milliliter, which is the criterion to restart treatment.
Meanwhile, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC), Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu, told The Guardian yesterday that there is no cure for HIV/AIDS as claimed by Ezeibe. “No, there is no cure for HIV. It is important that we do not deceive our people. There is no cure for HIV. However, treatment is available that allows those infected to live healthy and productive lives. We encourage everyone to get tested, know their HIV status and if positive, get treatment in one of many centres in Nigeria. Treatment is free,” he said.
Ihekweazu said NCDC wants to avoid giving false hope to patients who may now abandon their Anti Retro Viral (ARVs) drugs thus leading to an increase in prevalence and mortality from the disease. He said the agency also does not want a situation where the trust of partners and donors in the country’s health system is lost.
How about the claim of HIV cure by Prof. Ezeibe? The NCDC boss said: “Science is universal and there is no place for sentiments when it comes to science. While I would love for this breakthrough to come from Nigeria, there should be no emotional considerations in assessing the validity of scientific evidence.
Mothe and her colleagues used an HIV vaccine made by Professor Tomáš Hanke from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom (UK).
The study included 13 participants, who had taken ARVs for a little over three years on average – all within six months of being infected.
After four weeks, eight of the patients saw the virus rebound. But the other five patients have gone six to 28 weeks without having to restart the treatment.
The virus became temporarily undetectable, but it has never gone above 2,000 copies per milliliter, which is the criterion to restart treatment.
Meanwhile, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC), Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu, told The Guardian yesterday that there is no cure for HIV/AIDS as claimed by Ezeibe. “No, there is no cure for HIV. It is important that we do not deceive our people. There is no cure for HIV. However, treatment is available that allows those infected to live healthy and productive lives. We encourage everyone to get tested, know their HIV status and if positive, get treatment in one of many centres in Nigeria. Treatment is free,” he said.
Ihekweazu said NCDC wants to avoid giving false hope to patients who may now abandon their Anti Retro Viral (ARVs) drugs thus leading to an increase in prevalence and mortality from the disease. He said the agency also does not want a situation where the trust of partners and donors in the country’s health system is lost.
How about the claim of HIV cure by Prof. Ezeibe? The NCDC boss said: “Science is universal and there is no place for sentiments when it comes to science. While I would love for this breakthrough to come from Nigeria, there should be no emotional considerations in assessing the validity of scientific evidence.
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