A statement release that the President is not sick

What most people having talking about, that the president is sick…..just read…

“Any man can fall sick, old or young, but the president is not sick, the president is well. The president has worked for more than eight months non-stop, and he felt it was time to take a respite and he asked for six days leave and he did it the proper way. He communicated it to the national assembly, handed over power to his deputy and nothing is wrong with that.”

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“Do you go on vacation because you are sick? You need respite from time to time and when you think it is time for respite, you take it. There is absolutely nothing wrong with his state of health. “Nigerians have been lied to for so long that they are now finding it difficult to believe the truth and that is the problem. You have told the truth yet they did not believe it because they have a carry-over of those who have lied to them for many decades but this government will not lie; it will tell the truth.”

See what Police man made the driver of this car do

This Hyundai car was partially damaged as a result of police chase given a hot chase .He crashed into a pole, and the Police took off. It all happened early hours of today in Ikoyi

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Bread seller get automatically signed to modeling agency

Olajumoke shows evidence of her being signed  to modeling agency.

There more contract  ahead.

Tompolo wanted at the court with immediate effect

Since Tompolo has blatantly refuse to  show up at the court,the Federal High Court in Lagos has demanded the securities agencies to bring in with immediate effect.

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“Up till today the first defendant has refused to honour the invitation of the court to appear before it,” “A new order for his arrest is hereby given,” he added Tompolo has been ordered to appear in court on February 19. Tompolo is charged of 14 counts of theft and money laundering between 2012 and last year totalling just over $175 million (157 million euros)

The weather is drastically changing WHO warns

A climatic condition known as El Niño which is the warming of the Central to Eastern tropical Pacific Ocean, affects rainfall patterns and temperatures most intensely in the tropical regions of Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America.

World Health Organization states that severe drought, flooding, heavy rains and temperature rises are all known effects of El Niño that can lead to food insecurity and malnutrition, disease outbreaks, acute water shortages, and disruption of health services.

The health implications are usually more intense in developing countries like Nigeria.

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“The current El Niño from 2015 to 2016 is predicted to be the worst in recent years, and comparable to the El Niño in 1997-1998, which had major health consequences worldwide. In Eastern Africa, as a result of the El Niño in 1997-1998, WHO found that rainfall patterns were unusually heavy and led to serious flooding and major outbreaks of malaria, cholera and Rift Valley Fever” the report states.