"When #EndSARS protest started peacefully", the IGP said. "we provided security for them. We were moving with them to make sure they were not molested by any group of people and it was going on well until it turned violent.
"When it turned violent, they then attacked the people that were even giving them protection. So, we shall never allow any violent protest in this country again", he added.
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A Facebook user, Chibugo Anyalebechi has asked a question "Can someone tell me who is Jesus Christ?". Below are the screenshots of responses from her Facebook fans:
Accidents can happen anywhere, anytime, any day particularly, when least expected. Shouldn't we be more careful? Watch this video courtesy, WithinNigeria:
The controversial letter was written to COOL FM Kano.
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The Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, represented by the Director and Head, Department of Family Health in the Federal Ministry of Health, Dr Salma Anas-Kolo, during the closing ceremony of a two-day stakeholders' consultation towards ministerial commitment for educated, healthy and thriving adolescents and young people in West and Central Africa, has disclosed that 66 percent of Nigerian children in rural areas could neither read nor write.
The revelation also has it that while Nigeria had a higher burden of adolescent pregnancy and child bearing, 19 percent of teenagers (15-19) were already mothers or pregnant with their first child, where the pregnant adolescent girls had poor health-seeking behavior while about 32 percent of teenage women less than 20 years didi not receive ante-natal care.
"In Nigeria", the Minister said. "the possibility of a child born and achieving its full professional and economic potentials is low; the Human Capital Index put this at 36 percent. This is lower than the average in sub-Saharan region and low and middle income countries.
"The Economic recovery and Growth Plan notes that Nigeria ranks 137 out of 140 in infant mortality rate, 10 million children are out of school, 66 percent children in rural areas cannot read or write, and 17.6 million youth are unemployed".
According to the Minister, Nigeria has the highest number of persons with HIV in the world with an estimated 1,9 million people living with HIV/AIDS.
The event was organized by the United Nations educational Scientific and Cultural Organization and UNFPA in collaboration with other UN agencies, Ministries of Health, Education, Network of Young People and Civil Society Organizations.
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MY HUSBAND"
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| Professor, Bolaji Akinyemi, Former Nigeria's Minister of External Affairs |
The Nigerian government has been advised not to dismiss the threat of sanctions by Uk parliamentarians against top Nigerian officials and security agents involved in the alleged violation of #EndSARS protesters' rights.
In a report titled "#EndSARS: Don't Brush Off UK Parliament Debate, Former Foreign Minister Advises Nigeria", Arise News Official on its Instagram handle credits the comment to a former Nigerian Minister of External Affairs, Professor Bolaji Akinyemi. The statement came after the Nigerian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffery Onyeama had played down the sanction threat by the parliamentarians, saying that legislators are not responsible for imposing sanctions on other nations.
Professor Bolaji Akinyemi has thus advised the federal government to take advantage of the several available channels to lay their own side of the story before the United Kingdom's House of Commons. In his words "It is true the British Parliament is not the ultimate but God helps a British minister who ignores the feelings on the floor of the commons.
"Many ministers have come to grief by taking a lackadaisical attitude towards the view of parliament. So I wouldn't brush off quite lightly the debate in the commons" he said on ARISE News.
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Cyntia Ikponmenosa Morgan, Nigerian born songwriter and singer now popularly known as Madrina looks great in this pose, don't you think?
Folarin Falana, better known as Falz is a Nigerian rapper, songwriter and actor. Toady he has a street "Falz Falana Lane" named after him. Terrific, isn't it?
