NIGERIANS STRANDED IN LIBYA RETURN HOME AT LAST

By

NIGERIANS STRANDED IN LIBYA RETURN HOME,ARRIVE MMIA LAGOS,SEE PHOTOS
15th FEBRUARY 2017
 deportees1-700x470
deportee3-700x419
A total of 162 Nigerians stranded in the Islamic Republic of Libya were returned back home today and received by the National Emergency Management Agency along with the office of the Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Matters.
deportees11

A chartered flight that brought the returnees arrived the cargo wing of Murtala Mohammed International Airport where they were officially received at about 4pm.

Director General of NEMA was represented by the Deputy Director Search and Rescue Dr Onimode while the Special Assistant to the President Hon Abike Dabiri was represented by Mr Abdulrahman Balogun.
deportees4-700x457
Breakdown of the returnees as given by Dr Onimode shows that 61 of them were males and 101 females. He further explained that among the males were 2 children and 7 infants while the females had 7 children and 2 infants.
deportees5-700x463
He also said that the return of the stranded Nigerians was facilitated by the International Organization for Migration as on arrival, they were profiled, fed and assisted back to their various towns and homes.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

WOMAN LEFT WITH ‘TOOTHED VAGINA’ THAT ‘BIT’ HER LOVER'S PENIS AFTER BOTCHED INCONTINENCE OP

By
Image
A woman has said that surgery for incontinence left her unable to have sex with her partner because her vagina ‘bit’ his penis. Theresa Bartram, 50, had the operation to lift her bladder using a plastic mesh, but it was fitted too low and eroded through her vaginal wall. Mrs Bartram, from Brighton, said that she had not had sex for seven years until she had the operation that involved the use of a plastic mesh sling called a transvaginal tape(TVT) to stop her leaking. She said that the sex was better until two years later in 2009.She said: ‘It was like it had grown teeth. His willy was bright red and spouting blood. There was a big red stain spreading between us on the sheets. ‘After that he was scared of my lady garden and approached it as if it was a Venus flytrap and he was a fly.’ She was adamant that that the injury was caused by the mesh but doctors assured her everything was fine. They avoided sex and six months later they split up. She stopped eating as her confi...
Read more

MOTHER THROWS HER NEWLY BORN BABY INSIDE SOAKAWAY

By
Image
MOTHER THROWS HER NEWLY BORN BABY INSIDE SOAKAWAY A mother of six from Guru village in outskirt of Bauchi, Bauchi State has confessed that she threw her one day old infant into the soak -away shortly after delivering her at home because of hardship. Juliana James, an indigene of Shendan LGA of Plateau State, wept profusely as she spoke with journalists at the Police Command Headquarters in Bauchi, saying she loved her child. The housewife who lives with her husband James and her six children-five girls and a boy in a one room apartment – claimed that things were so rough for her family that she decided that the way out was to sacrifice the new born. “Things are hard. My husband has no job. He had an accident three months ago he is still in the hospital ago and the situation became worse for us. We don’t see food to eat. We were dying of starvation.  I delivered at home and threw the baby in the toilet because I don’t know how we are going to take care of it. I didn’t...
Read more

ANTI FRAUD UNIT SEIZES SCHOOL OWNED BY EX GOVERNOR'S WIFE

By
Image
ANTI FRAUD UNIT SEIZES SCHOOL OWNED BY FORMER GOVERNOR AKPABIO'S WIFE OVER CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS OF OVER N100 BILLION NAIRA Feb 16th 2017 The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has seized a school purportedly belonging to the ex-governor’s wife, Unoma Akpabio. A visit to the school, St. John Paul II School, in Shelter Afrique, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State shows that it has been marked “under investigation by EFCC”, even as a police van was stationed outside its gate. The report says the school had been under the watchful eyes of the anti-graft agency considering the enormous amount said to have been sunk into its construction, the Punch reports A senior operative at the EFCC confirmed to the newspaper that the school had been seized, stating that: “I understand our operatives were recently in Akwa Ibom and did mark a school as ‘under investigation’”. The EFCC was reported by the paper last August as intensifying investigation into the former governor and was planni...
Read more

DELKALB MAN DIES AT HOME AND NOBODY NOTICED FOR OVER A YEAR UNTIL NOW

By
Image
About a year ago, maybe two, police believe a DeKalb County man in his mid-forties died at home. Nobody found him until Friday, when a homeless man who'd been coming by to scavenge as of late spotted the remains, according to police. The homeless man told a neighbor, who suggested the man call police, but he didn't, so the neighbor called Monday. Authorities responded and saw the skeleton through a window of the home on Telstar Drive in the Ellenwood area. It lay in bed. Shiera Campbell, DeKalb police spokeswoman, said the county medical examiner's office is working to determine the cause of death for the man, whose identity hasn't been released. But it may be a challenge. "Right now, they don't even know how long he's been dead," Campbell said. The going theory Monday was that he could've been dead two years. Neighbors told Channel 2 Action News the man's two sisters moved him in about four years ago. Their paren...
Read more

RISE IN BOKO HARAM CHILD SUICIDE BOMBERS ALARMING SAYS UNICEF

By
Image
TERRORIST LEADER SHEKAU An “alarming” number of children, most of them girls, have been used by Boko Haram as suicide bombers in the first months of 2017, UNICEF said Wednesday. The Islamists have increasingly been using children to attack crowded markets, mosques and camps for internally displaced people in northeast Nigeria and the broader Lake Chad region. Experts said the number of children used in suicide attacks by Boko Haram surged to 27 in the first quarter of this year, compared to nine over the same period in 2016. Since 2014, 117 children — the “vast majority” of them girls — have been used to carry out attacks in public places across Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon, said the report by the United Nations children’s agency UNICEF. Four children were used to carry out bomb attacks in 2014, 56 in 2015, 30 in 2016 and 27 in the first three months of 2017, reported UNICEF. “The increase reflects an alarming tactic by the insurgents,” said the report. “This is the...
Read more

5 AK47 RIFFLES RECOVERED AT ACCIDENT SIGHT AS 3 DIE

By
Image
MEN OF THE FRSC Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) officials have confirmed that three people were, on Saturday, May 14, killed in an accident that happened along the Mazuga village, 10 kilometres away from Kachia-Kafanchan Road, Kaduna state.  News Agency of Nigerian (NAN) reports that the rescue operation carried out by the men of the sector command recovered five locally-made AK47 rifles and a magazine from one of the vehicles.  3 dies as FRCS recovers AK47 rifles in accident An FRSC official said: “In another development, on Saturday, May 12, at Mazuga Village, 10 kilometres from Kachia – Kafanchan road, another accident happened involving two vehicles an Audi Salon car, with number plate AG 601 MKR and an Opel Vectra with no registration number.  “This happened at about 16.07hrs. Our men quickly rushed to the place and found out that some good Samaritans had already started bringing the victims out of the damaged vehicles. Seven persons were involved, three p...
Read more

BLOODIED MAN CARRYING SEVERED HUMAN HEAD(SUSPECTED TO BE HIS MOTHER'S) STABS STORE EMPLOYEE

By
Image
PHOTO USED STRICTLY FOR ILLUSTRATION A man covered in blood and carrying what appeared to be a decapitated human head walked into an Estacada, Oregon, grocery store on Sunday and stabbed an employee, according to the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office. The man, whose name has not yet been released, is also a suspect in the death of a woman, whose body was found inside a nearby residence. According to the sheriff’s office, the bizarre case began to unfold Sunday afternoon, when a witness called 911 call from an Estacada store. The caller reported a man, “covered in blood” and holding “a knife and what looked like a human head,” had walked into the Harvest Market Thriftway. While police were responding to the scene, a second individual called 911 to report that the same man had stabbed an employee of the store. “We saw panicking people rushing for their vehicles, trying to get out all at one time,” witness Kristin Courtain told KOIN 6 News. The suspect was subdued by other sto...
Read more

IRAN HITS BACK AT THE US WITH RECIPROCAL SANCTIONS

By
Image
Iran has announced sanctions against 15 US companies, alleging they support "terrorism", repression and Israel's occupation of Palestine, in retaliation for measures earlier announced by Washington. A foreign ministry statement carried by the state-run IRNA news agency on Sunday said the sanctions barred companies from any agreements with Iranian firms, and that former and current directors would not be eligible for visas into Iran.It also said any of the company's assets in Iran could be seized. "The sanctioned companies have, directly and/or indirectly, been involved in the brutal atrocities committed by the Zionist regime in the occupied Palestinian territories, or they have supported the regime's terrorist activities and Israel's development of Zionist settlements on the Palestinian soil," the IRNA report said.The report referred to the sanctions as a "reciprocal act," without elaborating. Iran's new sanctions come after US...
Read more

FROM ALTER BOY TO ISIS FIGHTER

By
Image
Special Report  Senior International Correspondent: Clarissa Ward Executive Producer: Liza McGuirk Producers: Andy Segal, Barbara Arvanitidis and Margot Haddad ITH  his blue eyes, brown hair and beaming smile, young Michael Delefortrie looked every inch the angelic altar boy. But fast forward twenty years, and Michael had changed his name to Younnes, traded his Christian faith for Islam, and the sleepy Belgian suburb he’d grown up in for the front lines of ISIS’ war in Syria. Now, back in Belgium, he still expresses open support for the group’s warped ideology and says he wishes he could return to the group’s self-proclaimed Islamic State. “I regret coming back,” he told me. “I want to live under the caliphate.” Michael 'Younnes' Delefortrie Despite his shocking words, the most striking thing about the 28-year-old is how utterly unremarkable he appears. The first time we meet, in a café in the port city of Antwerp, he wears a hooded swea...
Read more