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ANAMBRA GOVT RESCUES 13 CHILDREN FROM TRAFFICKERS, ARREST SUSPECTS. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 Anambra State Govt. Rescues 13 Children From Traffickers, Arrests Suspects By OCHA Brigade Media  13 children have been rescued from suspected child traffickers in Otolo Nnewi by a joint taskforce of Operation Clean And Healthy Anambra, OCHA Brigade and Anambra State Ministry of Women Affairs. The joint taskforce also confiscated fake documents that aided the trafficking.  The children were found malnourished and have been denied education.  Report say that the trafficker adopts and sold children to people from different parts of the country. The suspected trafficker, Angela Okechukwu and her collaborators were also arrested.  Speaking, the Managing Director of OCHA Brigade, Comrade Celestine Anere who frowned at the poor health condition the children who are aged between two and twelve years are subjected to, assured that the state government will continue to crack down on all sorts of illegality and warning all criminal minded individuals to relocate from the...
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DUE TO SHORTAGE OF HUMAN ORGAN DONORS,ANIMAL ORGANS ARE NOW BEING CONSIDERED BY MEDICAL SCIENTISTS.

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                          According to sources,pih's heart may soon save people from dying of cardiac failure as science makes major advances in cross-species organ transplantation according to researchers.A successful transplant of pig's heart to a baboon for a record 2.5 years has been seen as a major step since baboons are primate cousins of human according to scientists from the US and Germany reports AFP. Due to shortage of organ donors,medical science have turned to animals for hearts,lungs and livers to save human lives but organ rejection has been the biggest problem. More photos below.                 
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I'M HAPPY THAT THE TRIAL HAS COMMENCED-SENATE PRESIDENT 'SARAKI'.

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                   Senator Bukola Saraki who took to his social media one hour ago through his Special Adviser/Media and Publicity Mr Yusuph Olaniyonu ,with the caption ''I'm Happy that the Trial has Commenced''.The statement said ''Senate President,Dr Abubakar Saraki has said he is glad that his trial before the Code of Conduct Tribunal on asset declaration in 2003 has finally commenced.Saraki said the proceedings of today has given him confidence that if the trial is conducted fairly he would be vindicated.The Senate President noted that even though the prosecution tried to bring in some dramatic narratives,it was clear that they were merely thrashing around and hoping to titillate the public with salacious tales.He added that he was hopeful however that when the time comes,his lawyers will have the opportunity to present his case''.One more photo below.                       ...
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THE NIGERIAN POLICE DEBUNK THE NEWS THAT ''POLICE DETAIN 8 YEAR OLD FOR REPORTING ABUSIVE TEACHER TO HIS MUM''.

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                        According to the Nigeria Police Complaint Response Unit who said that what occurred was completely different from as reported,and here is their findings below.FACTS OF THE CASE;On the 16.03.2016 at about 12:00pm Mrs AAA who is aa teacher in one of the schools in Akute reported at Ajuwon Police Station,Akute Ogun State that one Mrs BBB brought her 9 year old son BBC who is one of Mrs AAA's pupils to the school on same day and that the said Mrs BBB went straight to the class of Mrs AAA'S pupils to the school on same day and that the said Mrs BBB went straight to the class of Mrs AAA's 1 year old son AAB where Mrs BBB instructed her own son BBC to beat AAB as a retaliation to Mrs AAA's alleged beating of BBC the previous day.That Mrs Mrs BBB aided her 9 year old son BBC.Case was recorded and referred to Juvenile and Women Centre {JWC} Ajuwon Division for investigation.That later in the day,AAC who is the fa...
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DONALD TRUMP SAID IN A MEMO THAT ''IF MEXICO PAYS FOR THE WALL AT THE U.S BORDER,HE WILL DROP HIS REMITTANCE PLAN''.

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                   Donald Trump today tuesday said in a memo that if elected in November,he will build a wall and Mexico will pay for his planned way which will be along the U.S border.Trump said he would use a U.S anti terrorism law to cut off money transfers from illegal immigrants to Mexico unless it made a one time payment of $5 billion to $10 billion for the wall.Though Mexico has rejected paying for the wall,and it is unclear how much the wall would cost,and such a project would be rife with legal and political hurdles.The memo said''On day 1,a Trump administration would propose a rule mandating companies such as Western Union Co {WU.N} to require customers to provide documetation of their legal status in the United States.If Mexico pays for the wall,Trump would drop the remittance plan,.It remittance serves as de facto welfare for poor families in Mexico.There is no significant social safety net provided by the state in Mexico''.O...
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A CAMRY CAR CARRYING FUEL,EXPLODED TODAY ALONG OSHODI APAPA EXPRESSWAY.

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                      Today tuesday morning,there was chaos around Fagbems petrol station along Oshodi Apapa expressway,after a Toyota Camry saloon car exploded.The car belonging to an Army personnel identified as Lasisi Adeleye caught up in flames after a Mercedes Benz 1428 truck marked AKM162ZW,driving recklessly,hit it from the rear.It was gathered that in the process of avoiding severe impact with the truck which was involved in dangerous overtaking,the Camry knocked down a passerby who fell and sustained leg injury.The Camry was carrying 25 litres kegs filled with fuel in the boot,and was avoiding crushing the victim.The Camry somersaulted,crossing the median on the expressway.Sensing danger,the army officer was said to have ran out of the vehicle unhurt before it eventually hit the padestrian walkway and exploded.Immediately the incident occurred at about 7am,motorists on the bust expressway scampered for safety while others a...
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