MR. DONALD NEATE, ex-husband of the 72-year-old British grandmother of six, who married a Nigerian man 45 years her junior, says she will “have to deal with the consequences” of her action at some point.
Thursday, 7 December 2017
Ex-husband of 72-yr-old British grandma married to Nigerian, 27, BREAKS SILENCE
Ex-husband of 72-yr-old British grandma married to Nigerian, 27, BREAKS SILENCE
MR. DONALD NEATE, ex-husband of the 72-year-old British grandmother of six, who married a Nigerian man 45 years her junior, says she will “have to deal with the consequences” of her action at some point.
MR. DONALD NEATE, ex-husband of the 72-year-old British grandmother of six, who married a Nigerian man 45 years her junior, says she will “have to deal with the consequences” of her action at some point.
Global outcry trails U.S recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
Global outcry trails U.S recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
Traditional United States allies are among a growing chorus condemning President Donald Trump’s decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Saudi Arabia called it “unjustified and irresponsible,” while France and the United Kingdom said they did not support the decision.
But Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, hailed it as “a historic day,” the BBC reports.
President Trump’s move reversed decades of U.S policy.
The fate of Jerusalem is one of the thorniest issues between Israel and the Palestinians.
Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, denounced Trump’s move as “deplorable.”
Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip are expected to hold a day of strikes and protests on Thursday.
The United Nations Security Council is to discuss the issue on Friday after eight of the 15 nations called for an emergency session.
The Arab League is to meet on Saturday.
The U.S President said on Wednesday he had “judged this course of action to be in the best interests of the United States of America, and the pursuit of peace between Israel and the Palestinians.”
Trump said he was directing the U.S state department to begin preparations to move the U.S embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Despite warnings of regional unrest over any such move, the decision fulfils a campaign promise and appeals to Mr. Trump’s right-wing base.
“Today, I am delivering,” the U.S leader said.
Recognising Jerusalem as Israel’s capital was “nothing more or less than a recognition of reality,” he added. “It is also the right thing to do.”
He said the U.S still supported a two-state solution to the longstanding Israeli-Palestinian conflict, if approved by both sides, which would essentially see the creation of an independent Palestinian state living alongside Israel.
Fayose approves N200m car loan for workers
Fayose approves N200m car loan for workers
Gov. Ayo Fayose of Ekiti on Thursday approved the disbursement of over N200 million as car loan to 645 workers in the state’s service.
Gov. Ayo Fayose of Ekiti on Thursday approved the disbursement of over N200 million as car loan to 645 workers in the state’s service.
Obasanjo condemns resurgence of slavery in Africa
Obasanjo condemns resurgence of slavery in Africa
Speaking in the 2017 Annual Conference of the Comptroller General of Immigration held at the MITROS Residences in Abeokuta, Obasanjo said that slave trade in the 21st century should be condemned in the strongest term possible.
PDP chair: Edo delegates dump Dokpesi for Secondus
PDP chair: Edo delegates dump Dokpesi for Secondus
Edo State delegates for the national convention of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have been asked to vote for Prince Uche Secondus and not Chief Raymond Dokpesi as National Chairman of the party.
FG announces massive vacancies nationwide
FG announces massive vacancies nationwide
The Federal Civil Service Commission of Nigeria (FCSC) on Thursday announced nationwide vacancies into various Ministries Departments and Agencies (MDAs).
Atiku visits Babangida in Minna
Atiku visits Babangida in Minna
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar visited former military President, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (retd), at his home in Minna, Niger State, on Thursday.
“Many Nigerians in Libya Don’t Want To Return”
“Many Nigerians in Libya Don’t Want To Return” – Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, Says
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, says some Nigerians trapped in Libya have refused to come home despite the ongoing hardship they are subjected to in the country’s slave trade market.
Nigerian Man Commits Suicide At The Lagos State Magistrate Court By Jumping Off A 3 Storey Building All Because He Owed N40k
Nigerian Man Commits Suicide At The Lagos State Magistrate Court By Jumping Off A 3 Storey Building All Because He Owed N40k
A yet to be identified man committed suicide at the Lagos state Magistrate court in Ogba, Lagos state yesterday due to a N40, 000 debt he has not been able to settle. He was arrested by the police after his creditor laid a complaint at the police station. He had been in prison for six months because he failed to pay up the money. Yesterday, he was arraigned in court. The young man who was apparently fed up with life, jumped to his death after his case was heard. Sad! Twitter user @O_Nife shared the sad story. See his tweets below
Monster Crocodile Killed Today, Inside The Ota-mmiri River In Ihiagwa, Imo State
Monster Crocodile Killed Today, Inside The Ota-mmiri River In Ihiagwa, Imo State
Monster crocodile was killed today, inside the Ota-mmiri river in Ihiagwa, Imo State see some reactions below;
Reekado Banks Thanks Don Jazzy For Transforming His Life For The Better
Reekado Banks Thanks Don Jazzy For Transforming His Life For The Better
Mavin records singer, Reekado Banks recently turned a year older and he took to social media to thank Don Jazzy for changing his life for the better.
Nigeria migrants from Libya to undergo medical test
Nigeria migrants from Libya to undergo medical test
The Edo State residents who were victims that were repatriated from Libya will undergo medical screening for infectious diseases, this was confirmed by the Edo State Task Force against Human Trafficking.
The Edo State residents who were victims that were repatriated from Libya will undergo medical screening for infectious diseases, this was confirmed by the Edo State Task Force against Human Trafficking.
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