US President Donald Trump has officially had an impeachment article filed against him.
It was introduced by Democratic congressmen Al Green and Brad Sherman in the wake of news about Russia’s possible involvement with the president’s election campaign. He accused the president of obstructing justice during the feds’ probe of Russia’s election meddling,
Sherman said the article was filed because the firing of FBI Director James Comeyconstitutes an ‘obstruction of justice’.
A statement on his website reads, “Recent disclosures by Donald Trump Jr. indicate that Trump’s campaign was eager to receive assistance from Russia. It now seems likely that the President had something to hide when he tried to curtail the investigation of National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and the wider Russian probe.
“Every day Democrats, Republicans, and the entire world are shocked by the latest example of America’s amateur President. Ignorance accompanied by a refusal to learn. Lack of impulse control, accompanied by a refusal to have his staff control his impulses. We’re no longer surprised by any action, no matter how far below the dignity of the office — and no matter how dangerous to the country…
US President Donald Trump has officially had an impeachment article filed against him. It was introduced by Democratic congressmen Al Gre...
Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, has announced that ailing President, Muhammadu Buhari, will soon return to the country, any moment from now, Post-Nigeria reports.
On the swearing-in of the new Ministers, Osinbajo said that he is not in any position to tell when the two new Ministers-designate, Stephen Ocheni (Kogi), and Suleiman Hassan (Gombe), will be sworn-in.
Osinbajo, made this disclosure while addressing State House Reporters, on Wednesday.
Asked when exactly he would swear-in the new Ministers-designate, Osinbajo said he is not in a position to tell that.
Recall, that Ocheni and Hassan’s nominations were confirmed more than two months ago, but Osinbajo is yet to swear them in.
The Acting President however, assured that Ocheni and Hassan would be sworn-in soon.
He also stated that President Buhari was in good spirit, and that he was recuperating fast.
He hinted that President Buhari would return to Nigeria very soon, adding that, he could not go into the details of his discussion with the President.
Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, has announced that ailing President, Muhammadu Buhari, will soon return to the country, any moment from now...
Godspower Gbenekama, a chief in Gbaramatu kingdom, says that the people of the Niger Delta will resume attacks on oil facilities if they continue to feel that the government is ignoring them.
According to Reuters, Gbenekama said no one can be assured that nothing will happen in the Delta. Some youth from the region had allegedly carried out attacks on oil facilities to protest the continued silence of the FG about issues in the Niger Delta, which resulted in reduced oil production output.
Acting President Yemi Osinbajo had visited communities in the region, holding peace talks and town hall meetings to broker peace in the region. “The people of the Niger Delta can hold this government or any government to ransom because we are the people feeding the nation,” Gbenekama said.
“This peace is a graveyard peace. Nobody can assure anybody that nothing will happen in the Delta.” Annkio Briggs, a leading activist in Port Harcourt, described the peace talks as lies and deceit while Richard Akinaka, who represented the youth in Rivers state for a meeting with Osinbajo, said the government is treading a disastrous path.
“The government is treading on a path that is disastrous setting a precedent that they will only negotiate with the Delta when they start blowing stuff up,” he said. He dismissed the meeting with one word – ‘bogus’.
However, a government spokesman said the government has not reneged on the agreement and the government will never do so.
“The government has not reneged and will never renege on any agreement.
Call for resuming attacks when the government is diligent in actualising the terms of the agreements and requests made will not help matters,” he said.
The government official said it would take time for other agreements, such as the planned opening of a university and community ownership of small-scale refineries, to come to fruition.
Godspower Gbenekama, a chief in Gbaramatu kingdom, says that the people of the Niger Delta will resume attacks on oil facilities if they co...
According to Daily Mirror, Nwankwo Kanu has recalled the day his wife Amara saved his life and then nursed him back to health. After putting their three children to bed, the Arsenal legend and his wife were enjoying the peace and quiet.
They were about to go to sleep, but the former striker’s hammering heartbeat was keeping Amara awake. She recalls: “His heartbeat sounded much louder than normal. I was listening to his chest and it sounded odd.”
In 1996, Kanu had needed lifesaving open-heart surgery after being diagnosed with a heart valve defect. Amara, 30, couldn’t shake the niggling feeling that was something wasn’t quite right and insisted her husband get it checked immediately. .
Kanu, now 40, says: “She was saying I should go for a check-up so I took her advice.” And Amara was proved right because experts told him there was further damage to his heart and he urgently needed a second operation. .
“It was the same faulty valve,” she says. “It was like a ticking time bomb. It’s just one of those things we were lucky to find out.” Not only did she save his life, Amara also nursed him back to health.
Kanu’s first open-heart surgery was in 1996 after a routine medical examination at Inter Milan revealed the serious heart defect. He was a professional athlete at the top of his game and had just helped Nigeria win gold at the Olympics.
It was a complete shock but Kanu says: “Now I know that being fit and strong doesn’t make your heart 100%.”
According to Daily Mirror, Nwankwo Kanu has recalled the day his wife Amara saved his life and then nursed him back to health. After puttin...
The exotic names of olives—Moroccan, Kalamata, nicoise, picholine and Manzanilla—sound almost as good as these varieties of olives taste. But taste is only one of the reasons to enjoy them. Olives and olive oil have long been considered part of a heart-healthy or weight loss diet, but a new research shows that these foods may help protect the brain against brain diseases.
Olives are an excellent source of healthy monounsaturated fats and vitamin E. Monounsaturated fats have a beneficial role to play in maintaining the outer membranes of brain cells, protecting your body’s genetic material and the energy-producing cellular components (mitochondria) that help fuel your brain.
Vitamin E offers antioxidant protection to the fatty components of your brain and can lower your risk of damage and inflammation. This vitamin is also your body’s primary fat-soluble antioxidant, meaning that it neutralises damaging free radicals in all the fat-rich areas of your body, including your brain and the protective coating of your nerves.
Your brain is more than 60 per cent fat, making vitamin E a significant contributor to brain health. Like other types of monounsaturated fats, vitamin E also helps protect the energy production centers in your cells to ensure that your cells are capable of creating adequate energy for your many bodily processes and brain functions.
Olives and olive oil also help prevent the oxidation of cholesterol. Oxidised cholesterol has been linked to stroke. These anti-inflammatory actions of monounsaturated fats, vitamin E and beneficial plant chemicals called polyphenols help lessen the likelihood of inflammation in your brain. Olive oil is also rich in Omega-9 fatty acids that are important for your brain.
And, a recent study published in the Journal of Molecular Biology even suggests that oleic acid found in olives and olive oil may help to prevent or halt brain cancer. The study was preliminary so more research needs to be done before we can definitively say that olives and olive oil can help with brain cancer.(Source: Online Nigeria)
The exotic names of olives—Moroccan, Kalamata, nicoise, picholine and Manzanilla—sound almost as good as these varieties of olives taste. ...