NDLEA arrests woman pregnantwith drugs- NDLEA

L’agence contre le traffic de drogue au Nigéria ont arête une femme avec des grandes quantités de drogue dure.Elle a été arrêtée à l’aeroport international de Lagos quand elle arrive de DUBAI.Elle a emballé les drogues dans son estomac semblant d’être enceinte.Mais les yeux d’aigle des fonctionnaire de NDLEA attrapée la femme.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested a mother of three who faked pregnancy with 86 pellets of white powdery substances that tested positive to cocaine.
Dorothy Onyekasi, 41,‎ was intercepted at the Lagos airport during the inward screening of passengers on an Emirates flight from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The cocaine has a total weight of 1.720 kilogrammes with an estimated street value of N20.6 million Naira, the NDLEA said in a statement on Saturday.
Ahmadu Garba, NDLEA commander at the Lagos airport, said the wraps of cocaine would have been easily mistaken for pregnancy.
“It was discovered that the suspect kept 86 wraps of cocaine inside a waist bag which was tied to her stomach,” said Mr. Garba.
“Unfortunately, the drug was detected by NDLEA officers on her arrival from Dubai. The drug was immediately packed and weighed in her presence.”

The suspect, who said she’s an importer of female bags and shoes,‎ said her involvement in drug trafficking was a mistake.

“I am separated from my husband who left me with three children. I used to import female bags and shoes from Dubai. My involvement in drug trafficking is a mistake and I take responsibility for my action.
“I travelled to Dubai to buy my goods. While I was preparing to return, I met a man in Dubai who gave me the drug and promised to give me enough money to expand my business. He also told me that when I get to Nigeria, he will call his partner to collect the drug and give me my money.”
The suspect said on arrival in Nigeria, officials of the NDLEA detected the drugs at the airport.
“It is all my fault.,” Ms. Onyekasi, who hails from Enugu State, said.
“If only I was contented with the profit from the sales of my goods; I would not have been in this problem.”
Muhammed Abdallah‎, NDLEA’s Chairman described recent drug seizures at the Lagos airport as a welcome development that is capable of forcing drug cartels to a retreat.
“In the past few days, the NDLEA has recorded numerous arrests and drug seizures at the Lagos airport,” said Mr. Abdallah, a retired colonel.
“The drug cartels have also suffered huge losses from these operations. This particular suspect feigned pregnancy with wraps of cocaine but she was caught by vigilant narcotic agents.
“Some of the suspects recently apprehended concealed drugs in their socks and luggage while others ingested wraps of cocaine in disregard of the danger to their health. In spite of their craftiness, we are daily stopping them from perpetrating their criminal act and forcing them to a retreat.”

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In the name of getting VISA a young african man marries an old lioness..lol!

Au nom de l'obtention de VISA un jeune pauvre africaine epouse une vieille lion...lol

A vote for the ANC is a vote for the Constitution - Zuma. Un vote pour l'ANC est le vote pour la constitution- ZUMA

Il était un jour inoubliable en Afrique du sud quand les grandes 6 du pays sortent dehors pour le lancement du manifeste du parti.Le president de la république Jacob zuma a dit que le vote pour son parti ANC est le vote pour la constitution.L’ANC et Jacob Zuma trouvent eux memes dans un coin de difficulté quand la cour constitutionnel declare qu’il a ultilisé l’argent du pays pour bâtir plus de securité dans son maisonde Nkandla.

Donc à cause de cela beaucoup de sud africaines a détesté Zuma et son parti politique







Watch as crowds at the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium in Port Elizabeth cheer as the ANC's "top six" arrive for the party's manifesto launch.

Port Elizabeth - A vote for the ANC is a vote for the Constitution, ANC President Jacob Zuma told a lethargic crowd, some of whom left during his speech, at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth on Saturday.
Zuma's address at the ANC's manifesto launch was peppered with references to the Constitution.
This comes a few weeks after the Constitutional Court found he had acted inconsistent with the Constitution when he failed to comply with Public Protector Thuli Madonsela's report on non-security upgrades to his Nkandla home.
"The ANC is guided by the Constitution of the Republic in all the work it does to improve the quality of life of the people," Zuma said.
"A vote for the ANC is a vote for a united, non-racial, democratic, non-sexist and prosperous South Africa. It is a vote for the Constitution of the Republic."
The ANC and Zuma have found themselves in a difficult position following the highest court in the land's judgment, and calls for the president to resign have increased.
It was not yet clear what effect this would have on the party's support during this year's local government elections, however ANC officials were adamant that their supporters had accepted Zuma's apology - as did the party.
ANC spokesperson Zizi Kodwa said earlier on Saturday that the party was expecting more than a 100 000 people to attend its manifesto launch. This was after officials spent the week visiting areas in and around Nelson Mandela Bay mobilising people to attend.
However, the 46 000-seater stadium on Saturday was only two-thirds full.
While tens of thousands did attended the event, the ANC was not able to pull the numbers it used to, which could be said to be a low point for the party, especially at what was the official launch of its election campaign.

42 000 people in stadium
ANC chairperson Baleka Mbete told the crowd that the official record of people who had entered the stadium on Saturday was 42 000, but many had moved from their seats because of the scorching heat.
She also said buses were still arriving and taxis had been sent to the townships to pick up people.
However, thousands of ANC supporters turned down the offer of seats at the stadium, opting rather to sit outside and socialise with other ANC supporters from different provinces.
The country's metros will be highly contested in this year's election, with opposition parties vowing to unseat the ANC in cities such as Nelson Mandela Bay, Johannesburg and Tshwane.
Zuma on Saturday reported back on progress the ANC had made since the last local government elections held in 2011, and outlined plans for the next five years.
After arriving at the event, Zuma and his fellow top six ANC officials walked a lap around the stadium, where they received a rousing welcome as supporters clapped and cheered.
A group also chanted "Zuma, Zuma, Zuma".

Soixante-dixième anniversaire du PDCI-RDA: commémoration de la marche historique des femmes de Grand-Bassam de 1949 -The remembrance of the great march of women of Grand Bassam of 1949 in ivory coast.

It was a day full of fanfare and galore when the women of grand bassam came out in droves to celebrate great march of their predecessors of 1949 which was led by Sery Marie Kore.The municipal stadium of grand bassam was used for the great event were women of the democratic party of ivory coast show cased their huge potentials. The previous first ladies of the country like Marie Theresa Houphuet Boigny,Henriette Bedie,Madeleine Tchikaya,Allah Therese were given awards of national honour.

Le Stade municipal de Grand Bassam a servi de cadre ce samedi aux festivités de l’Union des femmes du Parti Démocratique de Côte d’Ivoire (UFPDCI), dans le cadre de la célébration des 70 ans dudit parti. Un hommage a été rendu aux pionnières du Parti Démocratique de Côte d’Ivoire.

Les anciennes Premières Dames, Marie Thérèse Houphouët Boigny, Henriette Bédié, mesdames Madeleine Tchikaya, Allah Thérèse et plusieurs autres ont été élevées au Grade de Grand officier dans l’Ordre du Bélier.

Les ministres Raymonde Goudou-Coffie, N’Dri Yoman Thérèse, l’épouse du Premier ministre Duncan, Clarisse Duncan, , Ouattara Sita Coulibaly (...) et Oulaï Madeleine ont été faites Commandeur dans l’Ordre du Bélier. Mesdames N’Dia Marie Ange Kouamé, Laurette Yacé, Koizan Berthe (...) et Mme Gauze ont, quant à elles, été élevées au Grade d’Officier dans l’Ordre du Bélier.

C’est par une marche partie de la Mairie de Bassam au stade municipale de Bassam en passant le pont de Bassam, que les festivités ont démarré. Un point d’honneur a été fait aux « braves et vaillantes » marcheuses de Grand Bassam, parmi lesquelles Anne Marie Ragi, Sery Marie Koré, Marguerite Sacoum et Denise Gado.

Elles ont fait partie des meneuses de la « mémorable et héroïque » marche du 24 décembre 1949 sur Grand Bassam, pour exiger la libération de leurs époux incarcérés par l’administration coloniale. Henriette Sery Koré, coépouse de Sery Marie Koré, Yaé Delphine et Léopoldine Coffie ont rendu témoignage successivement de la marche du 24 décembre 1949 sur Grand Bassam, la création de l’Association des Femmes Ivoiriennes (AFI), qui se muera plus tard en UFPDCI.

La présidente d’honneur de l’UFPDCI, Henriette Bédié a salué la bravoure des Femmes du PDCI et a loué leur fidélité au pays septuagénaire. L’ancienne Première Dame a appelé au changement, inévitable pour le parti au regard des exigences actuelles de la vie politique nationale.

Le maire Philippe Ezaley a exprimé la joie et la gratitude du Premier ministre Daniel Kablan Duncan et des militants du PDCI de Grand-Bassam, Bonoua et Bongo pour le choix de la cité de Grand Bassam pour abriter les festivités de la journée d’hommage aux femmes du PDCI. Il a rendu hommage au président du PDCI, Henri Konan Bédié pour ses actions réalisées à la tête du Parti. « Nous sommes fiers de ce que le Président Bédié a fait pour ce pays que lui a confié Félix Houphouët Boigny », a dit le maire de Grand Bassam et Délégué départementale du PDCI.

Les festivités des 70 ans du PDCI ont débuté le samedi 9 avril dernier à Treichville.

Élisée B.

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Arch évêque demander Buhari pour libérer Nnamdi et tendre non des excuses sans réserve à lui- Arch Bishop ask Buhari to release Nnamdi Kanu and tender apology to him.

 

 

 

 

John Onaiyekan qui est l’arch évêque d’Abuja a démandé à president buhari pour libérer Nnamdi Kanu le Chef du indigenous people de Biafra.Le cardinal ont critique Buhari pour son disregard total des ordonnances du tribunal sur la liberation de Nnamdi Kanu.

La démocratie est tout au sujet de l’état de droit et trois fois Buhari ont refuse d’obéir aux orders de la cour qui est trés mauvais pour la démocratie au Nigéria.Désobéissance aux ordonnances judiciaries par ceux qui devraient protéger et assure sa conformité glisse une nation à l’anarchie.

Our ceux entre vous qui soutient Buhari pouvez vous expliquer pourquoi il a refuse d’obeir aux orders de la cour?Vous devriez dans le meilleur intérêt de la nation mis en place un comité de la reconciliation et vérité et compenser ceux quie les members de leur famille ont été tués au sud de Nigéria.

 

 

Archbishop of Abuja, Cardinal John Onaiyekan has criticized President Muhammadu Buhari over disregarding court orders, demanding the release of the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu. He said: “There is no sign that Nigeria has the president.

The problem President Buhari has is that many Nigerians want to continue as they were doing before and they want every­body else to change, but not themselves.”

“Democracy is all about the rule of law. Three times he has disobeyed court orders in less than a year in office. “Disobedience to court orders by those who should protect and ensure its compliance slides the Nation to anarchy. “It is wrong to undermine the Constitution of Nigeria which is the bases of the Nigerian nation and expects people not to resist such via protesting.

For those supporting president can you please justify why he has refused to obey court orders? The prominent cleric added: “My dear President Buhari, it will be in the best interest of the nation that you obey court orders and apologize to the nation for the embarrassments you have caused us which have led to peaceful demonstrations in virtually major parts of Southern Nigeria.

“You should in the best interest of the nation set up a truth and reconciliation committee and compensate families of those killed. You should have obeyed as ordered by the court; ask your DSS to obey court orders, release Nnamdi Kanu and tender an unreserved apology to him for the embarrassments you have caused him, his wife, family, and millions of his followers by detaining him and infringing on his rights without good reason.”

Kanu was arrested in Lagos in October on conspiracy and terrorism charges, which were later dropped. A day after the Abuja High Court ordered his release, officials pressed new treasonable felony charges against him, while President Buhari said Kanu would not be granted bail due to the “atrocities” allegedly committed

Les militants d’ISIS montre leurs enfants en Iraq - ISIS militants proudly shows off their kids in Iraq

 

 

Les membres d’ISIS avec fierté montre leurs enfants in Iraq lorsqu’ils tuent  les enfants des autres.

 

 

 

Islamic State group has released images showing its militants with their kids in Mosul area in Iraq. The Jihadists were seen proudly showing off their children in the war-torn region.

Politicians go all out for voter registration in South Africa (politiciens vont tous dehors pour l'inscription des électeurs en afrique du sud

                                                  
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Beaucoup des politiciens en afrique du sud  est sorti en nombre pour la deuxième inscription des électeurs.Ils allaient de porte en porte pour la campagne de l’ANC.Mais beaucoup de sud africains ont perdu espoir dans Jacob Zuma en raison de récente inculpation de corruption sur lui.

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Cape Town - Politicians were out in full force all over the country as the second round of voter registration for municipal and local elections got underway on Saturday with hitches in some places.
The Electoral Commission hoped that the second round would boost the existing voters’ roll of 25.6 million and register the estimated eight million eligible voters who are not registered yet.
It especially wants young people to register because 80% percent of the eligible voters not registered yet are under the age of 30.
The leadership of the ANC was out in their signature gold and green colours where they went on door-to-door campaigns, handing out party t-shirts to potential voters for the 13 August poll.