THE BILL FOR RECOLONISATION AND ENSLAVEMENT

This is the BILL which your Representatives at the Senate and House of Representatives are towing with. Unfortunately this bill has nothing to do with the constitution therefore it would not require consent from 24 state Assemblies. Once it is passed by the National Assembly, and assented to by the president, then it becomes law. You will therefore begin to share territory with gun welding herdsmen who have licence to kill and rape.

This has nothing to do with religion. These herdsmen hardly practice any religion anyway. But it has plenty to do with your life, your future and the future of your children. There is nothing in that bill to suggest your right as Indigene would be considered. It is all about the rights of the Fulanis many of whom are not even from Nigeria. They already have the arms, what they need now is the launch pad, and your leaders are sleeping. Thinking everything is about APC or PDP.

Cholera Outbreak in Plateau state claims six lives, 113 Hospitalised

The reported cases of fresh cholera outbreak in Bassa and Jos North local government areas of Plateau State has claimed six live while another 113 others hospitalised in the state.

The two days old disease has four of its victims killed in Rukuba/Bassa and two in Jos metropolis. The case in Jos North involved a 61-year-old caterer who was said to have complained of stooling and vomiting, symptoms peculiar to cholera, was taken to the hospital and died on Wednesday morning.

The Deputy Director, Epidemiology in the state Ministry of Health and state epidemiologist, Dr. Raymond Juryit, who confirmed the incidents, the case in Jos metropolis involved a family.

According to him, a woman was sick of diarrhoea and was admitted in the hospital and she died the following day. In the course of preparing food for the funeral, some members of the family developed the same symptoms. We cannot conclude now that it is cholera because we have taken the samples and those with the symptoms have been admitted at Plateau Specialist Hospital. The samples were being analysed, but we cannot wait for the result before we start treating them. We are suspecting cholera and have put them on that routine, but the full confirmation will come with the results."