Friday, 15 August 2014

Cash withdrawn from four passengers account


According to new reports, approximately £20,916 has been withdrawn from the accounts of four passengers aboard the missing Malaysian plane which disappeared on March 8th while on its way to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

10 Most Unsuspected Ebola Source

Here are 10 most unsuspected Ebola sources to be wary about

Patrick Sawyer is evil - Femi Fani Kayode

Former minister Femi Fani Kayode took to his Facebook page today to share his thoughts on late Patrick Sawyer, the Liberian who brought the deadly Ebola virus to Nigeria. The disease has so far killed three people Sawyer came in contact with. Fani-Kayode says Sawyer was an evil man with a mission to spread the virus in Nigeria and kill as many people as possible. See what he posted below..

Ribadu, don't dump APC for PDP - Kano Gov.

On the heightened speculation that the former Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s chairman, Malam Nuhu Ribadu, is planning to dump the All Progressive Congress, Kwankwaso cautioned that he would be making the biggest political mistake of his life if he decides to defect to the Peoples Democratic Party.

Ebola: Nano Silva expected in Lagos

Nano Silva, an experimental drug for the treatment of Ebola Virus, was expected to get to the country on Thursday for the treatment of patients at the Infectious Diseases Hospital in Yaba, Lagos .

Ebola crisis underestimated

Source: Punch

The scale of the Ebola outbreak appears to be “vastly underestimated”, the UN’s health agency says, as the death toll from the disease reaches 1,069.

Gas explosion in Taiwan

A gas explosion killed at least one person and injured 10 in the city of New Taipei in Taiwan on Friday.

Iraqi PM resigns

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki has resigned, in a move observers hope will end a political crisis in Baghdad.

National Conference ends

The National Conference officially ended its plenary on Thursday amidst   solidarity songs by delegates who adopted its final report.

Australian hospital apologize for sending death notice

 An Australian hospital apologized on Thursday after mistakenly sending out death notices for 200 of its – very much alive – patients.

Azenabor Iyere Johnson