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A man broke two gates and forced his way into the Ooni of Ife's house A yet-to-be-identified man on Tuesday evening broke two gates and forced his way into the compound where a house occupied by the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, was located in his Ile Oodua’s palace in Ile Ife. According to sources, several gunshots were heard around the palace and one man was said to have been arrested in connection with the incident. Also speaking to news men, a source who refused to disclose his information in Enuwa said an unidentified man came with a Mercedes Benz carrying two passengers tried to gain entrance into the palace as at about few minutes to 7pm. It was gathered that the men on guard at the entrance denied the man entrance into the palace and asked that he parked the vehicle. “But before they could check the vehicle, two of the passengers had disembarked and ran away, while the driver forced his way in. He hit the first gate and drove straight towards where Ooni lives. “He also...

President Buhari Sets To Reopen All Schools Churches and Mosques After the Second Phase Boss Mustapha, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, and Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 has said that President Muhammadu Buhari will open all economic activities, schools and religious activities after this second phase of lockdown if they adopt the new strategies under the COVID-19 era in line with the guidelines. Mustapha, who disclosed this during the daily media briefing on Tuesday (yesterday) said that the Buhari’s decision to extend the eased lockdown for another two weeks is to try and contain the spread of COVID-19, before the economy is fully reopened. According to Mustapha, the first phase of the eased lockdown expired on Monday, May 18 and Buhari has now extended it by another two weeks until June 1. He said the decision to reopen the economy slowly, is based on current experiences from different countries and expert advice. Mustapha stressed that the de...

How the first COVID-19 death in Madagascar has marred its herbal remedy’s claim to fame Madagascar, on Sunday, announced the first ever COVID-19 related death nearly two months after the pandemic was first recorded in the country. The deceased who already had some health conditions was a 57-year-old medical worker who suffered from diabetes and high blood pressure, the national COVID-19 taskforce said. “It is with great sadness that we have to share with all our compatriots, that there is an individual, aged 57, who died from Covid-19,” the taskforce spokeswoman, professor Hanta Vololontiana said in a televised address. The Island nation which has been in the news in recent times over a home-grown herbal remedy that President Andry Rajoelina claims can cure people infected with Coronavirus has not recorded any COVID-19 related death until now. Rajoelina had maintained that the lack of death from the 304 cases of COVID-19 in the country was proof that the Covid-Organics was effective. B...

COVID-19 is a scam. They did not plan the drama before they went on stage - Discharged Delta patient alleges A woman who is among the recovered COVID-19 patients recently discharged in Delta State, has alleged that the virus is a scam in Nigeria. The patient, a 36-year-old woman, was diagnosed positive for COVID-19 on April 17. She refused to believe the result of the test but was taken to the COVID-19 Isolation/Treatment Center in Warri where she was kept for 17 days. She was discharged after reportedly testing negative for the virus. Upon her discharge, the patient spoke to journalists and insisted that she never received or saw her COVID-19 test results. She claimed that COVID-19 is a scam in Nigeria because her family members who were in close contact with her were not infected. She said: “It was an audio result that I got. They called me to tell me that I was positive but did not give me any result. Before I was taken there I already said the virus is not in this country. We canno...

Gambari Betrayed Me, He Destroyed My Career To Advance His Own – Amb. Dapo A former diplomat and ambassador, Dapo Fafowora, has described in details how President Buhari’s new Chief of Staff, Ibrahim Gambari betrayed him and paid him back with evil after he had helped him rise in his career. His essay is reproduced below, unedited: ___ I know Gambari quite well. I was the one who in 1981, brought him to the United Nations (UN) at his request as a member of the Nigerian delegation. He was then a senior lecturer at the ABU (Ahmadu Bello University). In fact, the late Prof Audu, who was then Foreign Minister actually advised me against inviting him to the UN. But he had strong academic credentials which impressed me. He had obtained his first degree in political science from the LSE, and a doctorate from Colombia University in New York. We were looking for strong delegates to the UN General Assembly and I considered him the kind of delegate we were looking for. So I invited him as one of ...

Ngozi Okonjo Iweala Is The Board Chairperson Of Bill Gate's Gavi Vaccine Alliance Company - Awuzie Charles Awuzie is a Cyber-Security Expert, CEO of Gemsbok Group, who lives in South Africa. He took to his verified facebook page to revealed a truth many Nigerians are no aware of. This Will Shock Nigerians. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala is the Board Chairperson of Gavi Vaccine Alliance, The organization founded by Bill Gates in 2000, 20 years ago, to raise funds for the vaccination of poor countries against killer diseases. The World Bank and WHO are partners and our very own Ngozi Okonjo Iweala oversees the project globally. So when you talk about Bill Gates vaccines, remember that it is a 20 year old program and that the person in charge of it is not Bill Gates but Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. Google it. WHY BILL GATES HAS THE RIGHTS TO TALK ABOUT COVID-19 VACCINATION. GAVI (Global Alliance for Vaccination & Immunization) was founded by Bill Gates in 2000, 20 years ago, to provide a platform fo...

Robert Kennedy Jr. claims Bill Gates "owns the WHO" Robert Kennedy Jr. claims that Bill Gates owns the World Health Organization (WHO) and called the Microsoft founder "the most powerful man in public health." Kennedy Jr., the son of Robert F. Kennedy and the nephew of John F. Kennedy, made the claims in an interview on YouTube channel Valuetainment, on May 2, 2020.  Kennedy claimed that Gates provides 10% of the WHO's budget and said that the WHO "begs and rolls over" for Gates' funding.  He claimed that Gates had used his influence to shift the WHO's approach to disease eradication.  Kennedy said that the WHO used to employ a policy of eliminating disease by eliminating poverty. He said that the best way of eliminating a disease was by providing impoverished communities with adequate resources, like clean water, sanitation, and sufficient and nutritional food.  However, he alleges that Gates has shifted this approach.  Kennedy claims that Gat...