Better hold into the one you have and move on. You might be disappointed on getting to cote d'ivoire. They will tell interesting stories for you come over and when you get there, you will face the real story. So wisen up.

Gallantly went from where he came.

We move, it's not easy.

Another name for Nigeria. FAILED STATE

Good, I will do such for my daughter if the resources are in place.

What a shame. They even got the effrontery and courage to tell the story. They are just mal-dignified army fomation from a to z. They only have gun power on armless protesters.

Why all this, I presume he may have also sent Abba kyari on deadly missions aswell. Their yash is getting open day after day.

I think, people have the right to live their life as they like ,hence it does not hurt families,neighbors and friends.

It's her life, anyway she is very confused and one of the doomed last day children.

This looks like their old pictures

lesser fools will always follow bigger fools either by compulsion or by belwilderment. They`ll all be doomed in their foolishness come 2015. PDP all the way, whether they like, agree or not.

big headed pastor bakare or whatever he calls himself lied even his deceiver or cohort called called el-rufai have testified in falsehood.
They should leave the President of the people alone. If not for humanity/Nigerian sake but for God.

We should always have this in mind that obasanjo is not and can never be indispensable. Damn him, if he joins apc. The truth is about to unravel in that ethnic/religious clandestine party that called itself apc. let's watch and see and listen attentively.

Apc is just a party for the self frustrated folks. Ogbonnaya Onu should just recall what happened to him when he emerged winner at the APP presidential primary. It seems that he is doomed with any party he joins. Apc is a failed party, take it or leave it.It's a reality.

save in your wive's bra whenever she was wears it on. safe bank

It's just the rhythm of the period. PDP is still formidable and whoever that neglects door and exit or access through the window is termed as who? This is the weaning time for destitute politicians.

someone should tell tambuwal or whatever he calls himself to preserve little respect for mr president and be properly guided in his utterances and write ups. He might be apc bound then what next? he is aswell corrupt.

he already saw tomorrow. Knowing fully well that the power of incumbency cannot help him win elections in Imo state again. He should go and contest in apc state. I don't want to talk about his Presidential ambition because that's a party for the clowns.

this man is just forming his own words

Infoseye:

Its not a matter of you think, we W
ILL!!!

ABSOLUTELY

bobot:

IT was supposed to be a very minor auto crash right in the heart of the Delta State capital of Asaba but the airbag burst and the baby died. The safety airbag, which was designed to save lives, was ironically the cause of her death. At only six, the sun has gone down on little Chizurum Gloria Emmanuel, the flower and glory of the Emmanuel family. All who saw her during her short time on mother Earth are agreed that she was a beauty to behold.

Fighting back a tear-drop, the father Marvellous Emmanuel, 38, explained that the wife had gone to pick the children from school, the Regina Mundi Nursery and Primary School just by the popular Ogbeogonogo Market on the main street of Nnebisi Road at about 2.30 p.m. on March 12 after the close of school and was heading home with the four kids when tragedy struck.

What was supposed to be a happy homeward journey ended in tragedy when an impatient motorist suddenly tried to beat the vehicle in her front, a Toyota Corolla at the U-turn opposite St. Patrick’s College. In an attempt to avoid hitting the car, the driver suddenly stepped on the break pedal. A panicky Mrs. Emmanuel attempted stepping on her break pedal, too, so as not to collide with the car in her front but it was too late.

Tried as she could, she still lightly hit the bumper of the vehicle, and then the airbag burst. She heard a noise and the car, an Audi saloon screeched to a halt. She turned to her right and saw the only daughter in a family of four children who was sitting in the front seat writhing in pains. The Primary Two girl had a cut on her neck and was bleeding profusely from the nose. It was like a scene from a horror movie. It may not after all be hopeless as the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) was just some few metres away, she reasoned.

The distraught trader father at the market town of Onitsha, Anambra on the other side of the River Niger wailed that at FMC, a team of doctors were right on time and battled to save the promising young girl. They tried resuscitating her with oxygen. Few minutes after she was brought in, she gave up.

When Marvellous from Orlu, Imo State set out for work at dawn on that fateful Tuesday he never had any inkling that it was going to be the last time he would see his small angel. There was no premonition of any disaster. Thoughts of any harm to his children never crossed his mind as he bade them goodbye.

He was by the Head Bridge market haggling over some drugs at about 3pm when his mobile phone rang. It was his wife of over nine years on the line. Her voice was trembling. It was quite obvious that all was not well.

“Hello! There is an accident. You have to come straight to FMC, Asaba,” she said switching off the telephone.

“Hello! Hello!” The line was dead.

His heart was shaking. He said hoped he was hallucinating but it was real. In confusion, he called his apprentice to find out if his wife called to give details of the accident. He was confused the more when he nodded his head. Sadness was fast setting into his once happy life. The 15-minute journey to Asaba was like eternity.

At the hospital, he strutted right away to the emergency ward. In a very calm tone, the doctor told him to sit down. He reluctantly did but demanded to know if his wife, a laboratory scientist at the same hospital and a native of Aguata, Anambra State or any of the children were involved in the accident. The doctor said his daughter was the one and that his permission was needed so that she could be transferred to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, about 155 km away for intensive care. It was only then it dawned on her that her baby was forever gone. The man cried.

“My star is gone but there was no sign,” he said trying hard not to betray any emotion.

It was crying time the following day when her teachers and fellow pupils visited the Emmanuels at their home in the Infant Jesus neighbourhood of Asaba. Going by their different testimonies, there is no doubt that the light has gone out of a shinning star.

The father concurred, saying that she was an intelligent and obedient girl who never got in anybody’s way. Always first in her class, he said that there was no contending the fact that she was destined for the stars.

Taking solace in God, Marvellous, an Anglican, said that the pain of losing his only daughter is mind-blowing. . He is at a loss how he would have been able to carry on if not for his strong belief in God, friends and family members who have since turned his house to a Mecca of sort, paying condolence visits.

Waxing philosophical, he said: “The Lord is my refuge and my salvation. God knows best. He giveth and taketh. We cannot question Him. I don’t want to sorrow like them without hope. I know that what laid up for my daughter is a crown of righteousness. God only called her home. She is in the bosom of the Lord.”

A source at the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), however, explained that the airbag must have expired, as the impact of the accident couldn’t have been serious enough to trigger off the airbag. The proper thing is for people to check their car’s airbags 10 years after installation.

Besides, he advised that children below the age of 12 should not be allowed to seat in front of vehicles as they are not matured enough to withstand the impact of burst airbags, should an accident happen. Motorist must always use their seat belts.

http://ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=116577:killed-by-an-airbag&catid=3:metro&Itemid=558

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Oh, rest in peace of the Lord

noskeybaba: Absence of Evidence kwa? Which other evidence them need? Are the people he killed not enough evidence? Na wah O°˚˚˚.

OUR JUDICIAL SYSTEM / POLIXE JUST WANT PLAY AND DANCE TO THE GALLERY. A FAT SHAME