Friday, 27 November 2015

Biafra: DSS men want to kill Nnamdi Kanu in detention –Sister raises alarm

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From OKEY SAMPSON, Aba
PRINCESS Chinwe Kanu, the younger sister of detained Director of Radio Biafra and leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has raised the alarm over the health condition of her elder brother, saying that personnel of the Department of State Services (DSS) want to kill him in detention.
Speaking exclusively to Daily Sun at her father’s compound in Afara Ukwu, Umuahia, Abia State, Princess Kanu said what she saw of her elder brother when she attended his trial in Abuja on Monday made her to conclude that the DSS wants to kill him while in their custody.
“Honestly, the way they are going about this case I’m not comfortable with it because when I saw my brother, he looked like a shadow of his former self. He looked pale and anaemic and he has physical pain as a result of torture, starvation and the hardship he is going through in the hands of the DSS operatives,” she alleged.
“After the court session, when he (Nnamdi) came out, as the IPOB members and the Biafrans were outside the gate while some were in the court premises hailing him and chanting: “Nnamdi, Nnamdi ka anyi ga-eso”, the way the DSS man roughhandled him, he almost fell down. I don’t know what his reasons were, but I’m happy Nnamdi never challenged him.
She said the DSS should know that her brother was not a criminal, but only a prisoner of conscience. “They held him so tight that he screamed and I felt bad. Because his health is deteriorating by the day, I am calling on rights activists, the international crime code, the Amnesty International, the UN and the British commission to come and rescue their citizen in the hands of the DSS. They are so mean and wicked, they will kill him if care is not taken”, she pleaded.
Expressing joy that she saw her brother in high spirits inside the courtroom which she said the family was not allowed to enter if not for the intervention of their law- yer, Princess Kanu said she has confidence that God will set the director of Radio Biafra free in the next adjourned date.
“I have confidence in what Eze Chukwuokike Abiama (God) will do because He is not a man that He will lie neither is He a man that He can disappoint us or deceive us and because His word is yea and Amen and because He is the one that brought His son out, He will not abandon or leave him that’s what I believe in,” Kanu said.
She said it was a shame the DSS that was supposed to serve and protect the citizen, on the contrary, it is torturing and starving them to death. “My brother was assaulted publicly in the court premises and I’m standing here with an evidence to show the world what is going on the injustice and nepotism that is going on in Nigeria. I’m afraid of my live and that of my family with the way things are going”.
Princess Kanu said it was wrong for the Federal Government to have charged his brother with terrorism, noting that this was the height of tyranny. “Will someone help tell President Muhammadu Buhari that this is a democratic dispensation, not autocratic government where he was the General?
She said charging Nnamdi with terror- ism means equating him with Boko Haram members, saying it was the height of injustice and a way to continue in humiliating and assaulting an unarmed civilian which she said was not the right thing to do

Thursday, 29 October 2015

Live in Lagos

It's always said, shine your eye as you come into lasgidi as its called.
Lagos is a city of surviver to all who come into it, but it all depend on you, some come empty and go full but some come full and go empty... some are carried away by the fun n live in the city and at that process they loose focus.

Life is always what you plant you reap.. if you fail to plant you won't reap. But if you plantvyou will reap.
  So many people join different secret family as to make it in this city called Lagos. So hold to God and they are made... while you live in this city Lagos, all you need do is believe in yourself and work for greater hight.
 
  You are blessed of God and no one can change it, except you, so all you need do is remain focused and don't allow distractions and it's family to drag you out for shame.
  For God has given us power to make wealth and prosper in the land.
  The bible said that where ever we go we shall possess even to the gate of our enemies...... so believe and it's yours.

     DON BUCHI SAY SO.....

Saturday, 20 June 2015

How singers protect their voices

How do singers protect their voices?

  • 20 June 2015
  • From the section Magazine
Professional singers treat their voices a bit like athletes treat their bodies, writes singer and broadcaster Mary King.
The best protection is a good posture and sound vocal technique. Voices always need to be supported by the bigger muscles in the body - poor posture can lead to muscular tension and vocal strain. There are also other factors which might be less obvious.
Singers need to keep their bodies hydrated, so that the delicate vocal folds (or cords) can be kept supple. They would probably drink between two and three litres of water spread out throughout the day. The water would be at room temperature, rather than ice-cold.
A number of factors contribute to dryness, so singers avoid caffeine, red wine and, wherever possible, air-conditioning. Smoke, of course, in whatever form, is a really bad idea.
Hydration in the form of steam (head over a bowl of boiling water, with a towel over your head), is seen by many singers as the very best way to get the folds hydrated, and to shift thick mucus which might clog them up. Menthol products are too strong for the delicate membranes, so singers choose to keep it pure.
A singer's lifestyle is very different from the average person - they need to have enough energy for a performance, but not eat so much that they fall asleep. Eating late at night, however - after a performance, for example - can produce problems with acid reflux.
This condition causes stomach acids to rise up the oesophagus during sleep, backing up against the vocal folds, causing discomfort, and eventually, damage. For this reason also, singers tend to avoid spicy or acidic foods - eg apples or tomatoes - and fizzy drinks, and often sleep with the bedhead raised.
Singers will regularly spend some time on "vocal rest" - total silence, with no speaking for a period of 48 hours, giving their vocal apparatus time to recover. The rule with sore throats, and particularly laryngitis, is no speaking and no whispering - the very worst thing that you can do in this situation.
Singers can be compared to sportsmen and women - they are the athletes of the voice.
Sunday Feature: An Anatomy of Singing broadcasts on BBC Radio 3 at 18:45 BST on Sunday 21 June as part of the Classical Voice Season and will be available to catch up on iPlayer for 30 days. Radio 3 is resident at the Royal Welsh College of Music Drama from 19-21 June.
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china news

China arrests after hundreds attack police in Hunan province

  • 20 June 2015
  • From the section China
Police in central China have arrested 13 people after hundreds of villagers attacked a police station on Friday.
Residents of the village, in Hunan province, were reportedly angry about the handling of a young woman's death last month.
Officials say the death was caused by pesticide poisoning, but relatives have accused her husband of involvement.
Her relatives beat the husband and took local officials hostage when they attempted to intervene.
In a statement reported by state media, the police said that the trouble began on Thursday after the family displayed the woman's corpse in her mother-in-law's house.
When police attempted to defuse the situation they were attacked and forced to kneel before the deceased woman, the statement adds.
Hundreds of villagers joined the bereaved relatives the next day to protest and attack the local police station.
The police say that hundreds of officers were called in to restore order.

China

Saturday, 13 June 2015

EGYPT REOPENS RAFAH BORDER

Egypt reopens border crossing with Gaza for three days

   
 


Egypt reopened Saturday the blocked Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip for three days in both directions for the first time in three months, which is considered as a sign of improvement between Egypt and the Islamic Hamas movement.
Since the ouster of Egyptian Islamist President Mohamed Morsi in July 2013, the Egyptian government has kept the crossing largely closed, while occasionally reopening it partly for humanitarian cases.
Cairo accused the Gaza-ruling Hamas group, an offshoot of the outlawed Muslim Brother organization, of interfering in Egypt’s internal affairs and aiding militants targeting the Egyptian army in Sinai.
Meanwhile, the Crossings and Borders Corporation of the Interior Ministry of Hamas, which rules the coastal enclave, confirmed the opening of the crossing, saying that only patients, holders of foreign passports, students and some Palestinians with visas can cross the Gaza Strip into Egypt.
Maher Abu Sabha, director of the crossing on the Palestinian side, told reporters that up to 14,000 Gazans have applied to exit through Rafah, noting that, however, only 400 people can leave Gaza each day.
Last month, the Egyptian government reopened Rafah crossing for two days in one way to enable stranded Palestinians in Egypt to enter the coastal enclave.
The terminal is the only window to some 1.8 million Palestinians in Gaza to the outside world, except two other crossings with Israel which are subject to strict restrictions since Hamas’ violent takeover of the seaside territory in 2007.
Relations between Hamas and the new military-backed government of Egypt worsened to unprecedented levels after Hamas opposed the ouster of Morsi, a Hamas patron, in July 2013 following nationwide protests against his one-year rule.
However, an Egyptian appeal court canceled earlier this month a previous verdict labeling Hamas as a terror organization.

Sunday, 17 May 2015

Protest

It was on the beautiful afternoon while the sun shined so bright and the heat was much on people....
that these fellows can out and were protesting at ladipo bus stop oshodi agege motor road... they were asking for their long awaited amnesty that have not be paid since the year 2011, they said that the federal government kept promising them but were not showing any effort to pay them.... they however matched from ladipo down into Ikeja gra n went on protesting n pleading that they should be paid....