Popular singer and 'The Wedding Party' lead actor, Bankonle Wellington a.k.a Banky W shared photos from the hospital which he is currently recovering from a skin cancer which he has been via his Instagram page while he dishes out a very inspirational message to his fans... See more photos and read the message below.
A wise man once said this: "Scars. A sign that you had been hurt. A sign that you had been healed." Scroll through the pictures to see mine.
I'm sharing these because they're proof of what God has brought me through. And because somewhere out there, I know there's someone who needs to hear this.
For those who've been wondering why I've been away so long..I had my 3rd surgery on a rare strain of skin cancer tumours in my shoulder last month. The first 2 times were over 10 yrs ago, then it recently resurfaced. But this isn't a sad story as much as it is a reminder, and a testimony.
A reminder that you should never take life for granted. You only get 1 shot. Some people went to sleep and never woke up. Many others have lost the battle to cancer and other illnesses. Many are still fighting. U never know when your time will be up so don't waste another minute. It's also a testimony about the goodness of God. I think I had to go through this again to remember how merciful God is to me; Lord knows I don't deserve it but He saves me time and again anyway. I keep saying I need to write a book. I really, really do.
The past few weeks of recovery have been tough, but beautiful. I'm finally back on my feet, feeling stronger and ready to get back to life. I'm especially thankful to my Nurse Susu for loving me and being by my side every step of the way - I don't deserve U 😍😭, my parents & siblings, in-laws & close friends for the love, support and prayers, my Pastors - Pastor Tony Rapu & Pastor Del Balogun of TPH, Pastor Taiwo Odukoya and Pastor Bayo Adeyokunnu - for constantly praying with and for me. And of course to Dr Wodajo & Dr Miralli & their teams - who God used to operate on me successfully.
I'm thankful for life, provision and healing. Pls dont feel bad, or msg me with any worries.. God has done it, just thank Him for me.
The pain will eventually go away but the scar won't - and I'm glad because it's a reminder to me of what God has done, and evidence to you of what He CAN do. I'm not stronger or better than anyone. I'm just a living testimony that no matter what u face, U can survive & thrive, by God's grace.
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Thursday, 9 November 2017
Wednesday, 20 September 2017
See the face of the killer of Hector Jobateh 2007 Gulder Ultimate Search winner
Policemen in Lagos state have finally nabbed the killer of Hector Jobateh, a former winner of Gulder Ultimate Search 2007 edition.
Ismaila Adeyemi
After a week of intensive manhunt, The Lagos state police command has arrested one Ismaila Adeyemi, age 49, the suspect, mastermind and killer of Hector Jobateh. Hector was trailed to his residence and shot dead at New oko oba street,
The suspect was arrested at gas line at omoniyi ijoko area of Ogun state.
He confessed to the crime and other numerous crimes and also members of his gang has been arrested. And further investigation is till ongoing to dig into the root of the case & the will be charged to court as soon as possible.
Hector Jobateh
Monday, 20 March 2017
See what happened to the Doctor that Jumped from third mainland bridge
The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency has revealed the identity of the medical doctor who killed himself on Sunday, March 19 by jumping into the Lagos lagoon.
The man, who was said to be returning from the church, allegedly stopped the car, a Nissan X-trail with registration number LND 476 EE before diving into the lagoon.
It was also learnt that shortly before the incident, the man had received a call from someone.
The spokesperson of LASEMA, Kehinde Adebayo, explained that the agency was alerted by concerned Nigerians over the incident adding that the man's name had been identified as Orji.
“The Agency received a distress call of a man who parked his grey coloured Nissan SUV with registration number LND 476 EE at about 4.50 pm today Sunday.
“The incident happened around Adekunle, inward 3rd Mainland bridge and jumped into the Lagos Lagoon.
“Preliminary investigation at the scene revealed that the man said to be a medical doctor named Orji was said to be driven by his driver and suddenly ordered the driver to pull over.
“He dropped from the car and suddenly jumped into the water from the bridge. The vehicle and the driver have been taken to Adeniji Adele Police Station for further investigation.
“There are efforts to recover his body from the Lagoon,” he said adding that LASEMA's general manager, Mr Adesina Tiamiyu, had said a proper investigation into the incident would be carried out.
Meanwhile, a user on Instagram who must have been at the scene of the incident, wrote: “I witnessed the worst thing ever today!! The owner of this particular car jumped into the lagoon right in front of me!!! I saw him get out of his car, then jumped, I was directly behind him, I parked and ran as fast as my legs could carry me but it was too late…..
"I wish he had waited a little longer, I wish I was able to stop him, I wish I was about to hold his hands, I wish he could tell me what the problem was!!!!!
"Depression is real…… I couldn’t believe my eyes, I’m still in shock, I couldn’t control my tears. I ran after him I tried to save him I called for help. Su*cide is not the answer!!!!! It’s a pity a problem shared isn’t a problem solved anymore it’s a problem gossiped about……we now live in a world where negativity is like 90 percent.
"I really wish I was able to save him. Loads of people stopped because they saw me acting like a crazy woman, the ambulance was present, the fishermen were trying to help but it was too late!!!!! He left a note on his personalized Dr’s notepad with his house address.
"May God help his family though this difficult time. Please, let’s be our brothers keeps. Let’s genuinely love and help one another. Life is short. We are here for just a little time. Let’s spend that time spreading love and being kind to one another!”
The man, who was said to be returning from the church, allegedly stopped the car, a Nissan X-trail with registration number LND 476 EE before diving into the lagoon.
It was also learnt that shortly before the incident, the man had received a call from someone.
The spokesperson of LASEMA, Kehinde Adebayo, explained that the agency was alerted by concerned Nigerians over the incident adding that the man's name had been identified as Orji.
“The Agency received a distress call of a man who parked his grey coloured Nissan SUV with registration number LND 476 EE at about 4.50 pm today Sunday.
“The incident happened around Adekunle, inward 3rd Mainland bridge and jumped into the Lagos Lagoon.
“Preliminary investigation at the scene revealed that the man said to be a medical doctor named Orji was said to be driven by his driver and suddenly ordered the driver to pull over.
“He dropped from the car and suddenly jumped into the water from the bridge. The vehicle and the driver have been taken to Adeniji Adele Police Station for further investigation.
“There are efforts to recover his body from the Lagoon,” he said adding that LASEMA's general manager, Mr Adesina Tiamiyu, had said a proper investigation into the incident would be carried out.
Meanwhile, a user on Instagram who must have been at the scene of the incident, wrote: “I witnessed the worst thing ever today!! The owner of this particular car jumped into the lagoon right in front of me!!! I saw him get out of his car, then jumped, I was directly behind him, I parked and ran as fast as my legs could carry me but it was too late…..
"I wish he had waited a little longer, I wish I was able to stop him, I wish I was about to hold his hands, I wish he could tell me what the problem was!!!!!
"Depression is real…… I couldn’t believe my eyes, I’m still in shock, I couldn’t control my tears. I ran after him I tried to save him I called for help. Su*cide is not the answer!!!!! It’s a pity a problem shared isn’t a problem solved anymore it’s a problem gossiped about……we now live in a world where negativity is like 90 percent.
"I really wish I was able to save him. Loads of people stopped because they saw me acting like a crazy woman, the ambulance was present, the fishermen were trying to help but it was too late!!!!! He left a note on his personalized Dr’s notepad with his house address.
"May God help his family though this difficult time. Please, let’s be our brothers keeps. Let’s genuinely love and help one another. Life is short. We are here for just a little time. Let’s spend that time spreading love and being kind to one another!”
Saturday, 11 March 2017
HOW TO SPOT FAKE CHARGER
FRUSTRATION OF BUYING A FAKE REPLACEMENT LAPTOP CHARGER - HOW TO SPOT A FAKE.
HOW DO YOU SPOT A FAKE LAPTOP CHARGER
The fact that a product is very clean and cheap does not 'always' make it an original product. Patience and knowledge about what you need will help you get the best.
When in need of a replacement Laptop Charger, here are some of the things to look out for:
1. Check the logo design: People engaging in the manufacturing of low quality Laptop Chargers do all they can to imitate original design and logo but they will always miss some details and the fake won't be as clean and clear enough as the original manufacturers do it.
2. Weigh the Charger: A low quality Charger is usually more heavier than good quality one as iron is used instead of aluminum for the heat conducting components inside.
And they tend to make hollow sound when fake chargers are knocked due to a lot of missing components in the panel.
3. Use your knuckles on the Charger and listen to the produced sound: Fake Laptop replacement Chargers produce a louder echo as if the inner part of the Charger is empty while a high quality Charger will produce a lesser echo and you know that the inner part contains enough components.
4. Check to observe heating rate: A fake Laptop Charger when used to charge a Laptop battery while the Laptop is in use will get hot very fast and might produce a burning smell. That should be a perfect sign that it is a fake product.
5. Check the width of the Velcro tie: An original Laptop Charger comes with a Velcro tie. It is that black long material used in wrapping the wire when folded. Most fake Laptop Chargers also come with a Velcro tie but the width of the Velcro tie on a fake Charger is far smaller than that on an original Laptop Charger.
6. Check for cable holder: Majority of the fake Laptop Chargers do NOT come with a cable holder. The cable holder is that rubber curve attached to the tip of the Laptop Charger. So if you are given a laptop charger without a cable holder, it is very likely that it is a fake replacement Charger.
7. Check also for the cable texture and length: Original charger's cable are always made from quality rubber and are usually of good length. On the other hand fake's cable are usually short and made from poor insulation materials or rubber.
So next time you set out to buy a Laptop Charger, be patient enough to carry out your investigations silently on the product being offered to you as as not to be deceived into buying a low quality product.
IF YOU KNOW THAT THIS PIECE HAS IN ONE WAY OR THE OTHER HELPED YOU, KINDLY DO WELL TO PLACE A COMMENT OF ENCOURAGEMENT AND ALSO SHARE THIS POST TO REACH AS MANY FRIENDS AND LOVED ONCE AS POSSIBLE.
HOW DO YOU SPOT A FAKE LAPTOP CHARGER
The fact that a product is very clean and cheap does not 'always' make it an original product. Patience and knowledge about what you need will help you get the best.
When in need of a replacement Laptop Charger, here are some of the things to look out for:
1. Check the logo design: People engaging in the manufacturing of low quality Laptop Chargers do all they can to imitate original design and logo but they will always miss some details and the fake won't be as clean and clear enough as the original manufacturers do it.
2. Weigh the Charger: A low quality Charger is usually more heavier than good quality one as iron is used instead of aluminum for the heat conducting components inside.
And they tend to make hollow sound when fake chargers are knocked due to a lot of missing components in the panel.
3. Use your knuckles on the Charger and listen to the produced sound: Fake Laptop replacement Chargers produce a louder echo as if the inner part of the Charger is empty while a high quality Charger will produce a lesser echo and you know that the inner part contains enough components.
4. Check to observe heating rate: A fake Laptop Charger when used to charge a Laptop battery while the Laptop is in use will get hot very fast and might produce a burning smell. That should be a perfect sign that it is a fake product.
5. Check the width of the Velcro tie: An original Laptop Charger comes with a Velcro tie. It is that black long material used in wrapping the wire when folded. Most fake Laptop Chargers also come with a Velcro tie but the width of the Velcro tie on a fake Charger is far smaller than that on an original Laptop Charger.
6. Check for cable holder: Majority of the fake Laptop Chargers do NOT come with a cable holder. The cable holder is that rubber curve attached to the tip of the Laptop Charger. So if you are given a laptop charger without a cable holder, it is very likely that it is a fake replacement Charger.
7. Check also for the cable texture and length: Original charger's cable are always made from quality rubber and are usually of good length. On the other hand fake's cable are usually short and made from poor insulation materials or rubber.
So next time you set out to buy a Laptop Charger, be patient enough to carry out your investigations silently on the product being offered to you as as not to be deceived into buying a low quality product.
IF YOU KNOW THAT THIS PIECE HAS IN ONE WAY OR THE OTHER HELPED YOU, KINDLY DO WELL TO PLACE A COMMENT OF ENCOURAGEMENT AND ALSO SHARE THIS POST TO REACH AS MANY FRIENDS AND LOVED ONCE AS POSSIBLE.
Thursday, 2 March 2017
Ex Nigerian Billionaire Goddy Anabor Turn Taxi Driver,Explains His Tragic Fall
In fact, in Lagos Sheraton Hotel, I spent 86million Naira in hosting people from London for one year and three months. I have the receipts, and you can go and ask them there. Today, things are very rough for me and my family; in fact, I don’t even know what to say anymore. I see my name in all the newspapers, and I don’t know why.
I trained people like Chris Sogunro, Tokunbo Sodunke, Dare Babayemi, Wale Awesu, and many of them like that. I made them what they are, and today, they are Billionaires. I’m surprised that they see me in this condition; some of them say I’m pushing drugs, but they can’t help me out. I don’t why they are such ingrates. It is only one man called Mike Biggy who lives somewhere in Akowonjo that has helped me. He rented a house for me and really takes care of me. I wonder why this people decided to treat me this way considering the amount of money I spent on them. There was a time I had N3bn in Equity Bank at Allen Avenue, Ikeja, which I spent on people. Anyway, I thank God for my life. I started colour printing in Nigeria, and I was printing for Thisday Newspaper, Punch, and many others. I also registered a security company which was approved and I had a license. They gave three of us the license. We had Vanni, Gordon and another one. I was even guarding the airport.
You were quite big then; didn’t you invest your money wisely then?
I invested a lot of my money, but because of corruption, mismanagement of the people handling the businesses ran them down. When you have a business, it’s very good to employ people who are reliable and give them some percentage of the investment or profits to get their commitments. That lesson I learnt greatly. I was putting my wife and my family, they ran the business down. My wife, Anthonia was even sharing money with people on purchases and supplies. My workers were building houses from the money they were making from the companies without letting me know.
How did you meet Anthonia?
I met her at a Police Station when I was having a problem then. She was a Sergeant then, very beautiful woman. She was working with Dan Baba then and she was trying to assist me.
Was she your first wife?
No, my first wife is an Ijebu woman called Toyin, and she is still alive. I used to call her Toyin Tomato; she was always with Kolington, Tayelolu and the likes.
Why did you part with her?
I parted with her because she likes parties a lot.
But you were also going to parties then?
I went to parties, but I could not leave my family and go to parties. She used to leave our little son and go to parties. She had three children for me. My first daughter, Bose, is a Phd holder in London. I have another one who is a doctor, and Tunde who is in America.
Are they aware of your situation?
Yes. They’ve tried.
I knew you had properties on Isaac John and Alabi Crescent in Ikeja, what happened to them?
They took advantage of me because they knew I needed money. I was offered N80m by a man called Basorun A.K for a house of about N300m. He has been in jail for about 10 years now because he was a drug dealer.
What about your Guest House on Joel Ogunnaike, GRA, Ikeja?
I rented it, and I gave it to Shina Eddo, who also rented it from the family that owns it. Shina is a very good person to me.
What happened to your fleet of cars because you had a penchant for them?
I had more than 50 cars like Bentley, Rolls Royce and others. I usually bought cars that were newly manufactured. Household enemies are the problems of my life. God has made me to see that the people I trusted don’t even care about me.
Why do you think everyone neglected you?
It’s corruption, distrust. I gave at least 60 percent of all I had to people. I’m so happy on the street because people like Ade Balogun take care of me.
What about Dare Babs; who was he to you?
He was my driver. I brought him from Abeokuta to Lagos when I was working at the Breweries. We had a problem because of some little money of $5m, which was stolen by one Kenny, though we’ve settled it. He’s a very good person, but I haven’t heard from him for some years now.
What’s your relationship with Oghadiome?
He is my village brother; in fact, my compound brother from Fuga in Edo State. The late Admiral Akhigbe was the governor of Lagos State then; I think he was the one that made Oghadiome to become a deputy to Lucky Igbinedion of Edo State then. When he became the Chief of Staff to Jonathan, I went to Abuja to look for him. I was thinking he would call me for something important because when his mother died, I was there. Even when they were building the secretariat in Fugar, I was the one that contributed the most and they named a hall there after me: Godwin Anabor Hall. Today, none of them recognises me, and it’s very funny.20150805_0005122
Do you think what is happening to you is Karma because you used to ‘obtain’ people then?
In the Bible, God says ”if you believe him, he will give you joy. And for those that don’t believe him, he will give them power to acquire, but those who believe in Him will take it from you.” God gave me money; I did not obtain, it just came. If I obtained, they would have arrested me. I’ve never been on trial; or jailed for any offence. I don’t have such a record.
For your information, I know I will come back again; that’s why I’m speaking like this. I will come back again because you’re bound to go up and down seven times and still have the grace. I believe in God.
What is your greatest joy in life?
My joy is that I did not die and give people opportunity to say good things about me when I’m gone. I’m alive to see how people are treating me when I don’t have. In fact, people that I taught how to make money then and who are now rich don’t want to touch me.
Ambassadors of foreign countries used to attend your parties, what was your connection with them?
It’s because I’m honest. If you’re honest, people will come to you.
Tell me about your background, where are you from?
I’m from Fugar, Auchi in Edo state, but I was born in Kano, and grew up in Osogbo.
What about Ade Bendel, I learnt he is your friend?
He is like my brother because he is from Owan in Edo State; I met him in Lagos. I heard that he had some problems and he’s in prison; that’s all I know about him so far.
If you come back again, what lessons have you learnt in life?
I want people to know that the friend you have now is not your best friend; in fact, your household enemy is your family. It’s just you and God, believe me. Always watch your back.
Who is left with you now?
It’s God, and He is working because I’m living and enjoying. I still believe in Philippians 4:13. ‘I can do everything through Him who gives me strength.’
There was a report that you are now driving cab, is that true?
People are just writing whatever they like. A lot of people want to give me cars and other things. When God has blessed you, he has blessed you. Did you not see my driver, yes, he drives me in a Toyota call Pencil Light, but I’m not the one driving or doing kabukabu with it. I’ve learnt to live with my condition after all; I’m alive to see it all.
What is your greatest prayer to God now?
My prayer can be found in Psalm 1 which says, ‘Blessed is the man who does not walk in the midst of the wicked.’ He says he will bless them and make them like trees planted by the riverside. That’s what I prayed that I became a rich man. Forget about gossips.
How old are you chief?
I’m 55, and I was born on February 19.
Where is Anthonia and your children now?
They’re in London.
Tell me your last word?
My last word is that everybody should watch their back, because there are household enemies.
Tuesday, 21 February 2017
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said on Tuesday that 74 bodies of migrants have washed up on the Libyan coast, indicating death of over one hundred people in the Mediterranean sea.
IFRC spokesperson, Stephen Ryan of the IFRC said the bodies were found by the Libyan Red Crescent on Monday.
He said that the circumstances involving the drowning of the migrants are not clear yet.
Pictures on the IFRC’s Twitter account showed the bodies lined up along the shore covered in white and black bags.
Tuesday, 14 February 2017
India Breaks Record, Lunches 104 Satellite in a Single Mission
India has created history by successfully launching 104 satellites on a single mission, overtaking the previous record of 37 satellites launched by Russia in 2014.
All but three of the satellites are from foreign countries, most of them from the United States.
The launch took place from the Sriharikota space centre in east India.
Observers say it is a sign that India is emerging as a major player in the multi-billion dollar space market.
"This is a great moment for each and every one of us. Today we have created history," project director B Jayakumar was quoted as saying by the Reuters news agency.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the first to congratulate the scientists tweeting, "This remarkable feat by @isro is yet another proud moment for our space scientific community and the nation. India salutes our scientists."
The phrase "world record" has also been trending on Twitter India for much of Wednesday morning.
The women scientists who took India into space
Why India's commercial space programme is thriving
Of the 104 small satellites, 96 belong to the United States while Israel, Kazakhstan, the United Arab Emirates, Switzerland and the Netherlands are the other foreign clients.
A majority of the satellites have earth-imaging capability and belong to a US company named Planet.
An Indian cartographic satellite, believed to be capable of taking high resolution images is also on board. It is expected to be used to monitor regional arch rivals Pakistan and China.
The rocket carrying 104 satellites was launched from the Sriharikota space centre
The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder in Delhi says the successful launch is yet another feather in the cap of India's ambitious space programme that has earned a reputation of offering a reliable low cost alternative to existing international players.
The Indian government has increased the budget for its space programme this year and also announced plans to send a mission to Venus.
Over the past two decades, India has become a key player in the lucrative commercial space market offering a low-cost alternative.
All but three of the satellites are from foreign countries, most of them from the United States.
The launch took place from the Sriharikota space centre in east India.
Observers say it is a sign that India is emerging as a major player in the multi-billion dollar space market.
"This is a great moment for each and every one of us. Today we have created history," project director B Jayakumar was quoted as saying by the Reuters news agency.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the first to congratulate the scientists tweeting, "This remarkable feat by @isro is yet another proud moment for our space scientific community and the nation. India salutes our scientists."
The phrase "world record" has also been trending on Twitter India for much of Wednesday morning.
The women scientists who took India into space
Why India's commercial space programme is thriving
Of the 104 small satellites, 96 belong to the United States while Israel, Kazakhstan, the United Arab Emirates, Switzerland and the Netherlands are the other foreign clients.
A majority of the satellites have earth-imaging capability and belong to a US company named Planet.
An Indian cartographic satellite, believed to be capable of taking high resolution images is also on board. It is expected to be used to monitor regional arch rivals Pakistan and China.
The rocket carrying 104 satellites was launched from the Sriharikota space centre
The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder in Delhi says the successful launch is yet another feather in the cap of India's ambitious space programme that has earned a reputation of offering a reliable low cost alternative to existing international players.
The Indian government has increased the budget for its space programme this year and also announced plans to send a mission to Venus.
Over the past two decades, India has become a key player in the lucrative commercial space market offering a low-cost alternative.
Friday, 10 February 2017
See latest picture of Nigeria's President M. Buhari in London as Tinubu & Bisi Akande pays him a visit
This picture was taken on the welfare visit payed to President Muhamadu Buhari in London by leadership of the rulling Nigeria political party APC. This picture indeed shows the president rumoured to be dead is alive and recovering excellently.
Sitting from left to right is National APC leader Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President Muhammad Buhari and Chief Bisi Akande
Sitting from left to right is National APC leader Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President Muhammad Buhari and Chief Bisi Akande
Wednesday, 8 February 2017
Woman recognises her former abductor in bank, describes scar near his penis
~ There was a lot more than banking yesterday, Tuesday, February 6, 2017 at a Skye bank branch in Port Harcourt(Southern Nigeria) when a woman (name undisclosed) who was standing on the queue patiently, suddenly began to scream at another bank customer that he was a kidnapper.
She grabbed the accused man on his collar and began to weep profusely as other customers and bank security tried to pull her away from him. An eyewitness gathered that in tears, the woman revealed that she was kidnapped about a year ago and the accused bank customer was one of her abductors.
She disclosed that the accused was particular to her because he sexually abused her 4-6 times a day while she was on abduction. Our eyewitness gathered that the accused man denied the allegations and claimed that he had never met the woman before. He claimed he was just a tailor that had come to make a withdrawal.
The woman stood by her story and said she could never forget him, she even told onlookers and bank security that if they take off the man’s trouser, they would find a scar on his upper thigh. Police officers arrived at the bank shortly and undressed the man in a closed office and indeed there was a scar.
It was gathered that the police officers obtained a warrant immediately to check the accused man’s account details and a large sum of 98 million naira was found in his account.
Officers of the Police Force detained the man and took him to Anti-Kidnap unit for further questioning.
Sunday, 29 January 2017
Roger Federer vs Rafael Nadal 2017 australia open score
Roger Federer claims his fifth Australian Open title and first since 2010.
Roger Federer recovered from a 1-3 deficit in the fifth set against his great rival Rafael Nadal to capture his 18th Grand Slam championship crown and his fifth Australian Open title on Sunday night. Federer, currently ranked No. 17 seed, defeated Rafael Nadal, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 in three hours and 37 minutes.Read more HERE
Thursday, 26 January 2017
Things to Know About the US President’s Limo
As we all know, President Trump‘s actual Limo is still work-in-progress. Therefore, he has to use Obama’s Limo (The Beast) pending when he gets delivery of his.
Not much is actually known about The Beast since it falls under the Secret Service’s classified motor pool, but a few specifications and secrets have leaked out over the last few years. We pieced through what we could to provide you with this breakdown of 9 things worth knowing about Cadillac One, Limo One or… The Beast.
9 Things to Know About the US President’s Limo
1. It isn’t a Cadillac. Unlike any presidential state car before it, The Beast shares little in common with a standard production car. Its chassis, diesel engine and transmission are based on those used in the Chevrolet Kodiak, a rugged commercial vehicle used as everything from a dump truck to a U-Haul truck.
Some standard trim pieces, like headlamps from an Escalade and tail lights from the now-discontinued STS keep it looking vaguely Cadillac-like.
2. It has its own airplane. The Secret Service makes use of a C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft to haul The Beast, a second limo and a heavily armored Chevrolet Suburban communications vehicle, any time the President is traveling. The Suburban is nicknamed Roadrunner and it is said to be a rolling communications office directly linked to a military satellite – hence the SATCOM dome festooned to its roof
3. Calling it armored is an understatement. There is probably not a better-armored vehicle with windows on the planet than The Beast. Its armor plating is said to be 8 inches thick and its doors weigh as much as those on a Boeing 757 aircraft. Five-inch thick bulletproof windows contain at least five layers to put a damper on any effort by subversives. And those gigantic, nearly bus-size Goodyear tires are Kevlar-reinforced run-flats capable of keeping The Beast on the road for quite some distance if needed. The interior is sealed off from the outside world to reduce risks of a chemical attack, while a special foam surrounds the fuel tank to insulate it in the event of an impact.
4. It’s exceedingly well-equipped. Pop open The Beast’s trunk and it is said that you’ll find everything from firefighting equipment and oxygen tanks to a cache of the president’s blood type. There are tear gas canisters, shotguns and, supposedly, grenade launchers, integrated into The Beast. The Secret Service has learned a lot since President John F. Kennedy’s open-top Lincoln Continental was fired upon on Elm Street in Dallas.
5. It holds seven passengers. At the very least, The Beast has three passengers aboard – the driver, the president’s lead Secret Service protective agent in the front passenger seat and, of course, the president himself. However, four additional seats in the back are available – three rearward facing spots on a bench and one spot next to the president for a guest. A folding desk separates the president from his guest’s spot.
6. The Beast is not alone. The Secret Service actually has a few Beast-like vehicles. Although it’s not known whether they’re all functionally identical, some look more like a Cadillac DTS than The Beast. The other limousines are used for high-ranking foreign officials and VIP guests when they’re in Washington, D.C. It isn’t known why the Secret Service rotates between presidential vehicles, however.
In addition, the President sometimes travels in a heavily-armored Chevrolet Suburban or a modified Prevost bus known as Ground Force One rather than The Beast.
7. It runs on diesel. The Beast is believed to use a Duramax diesel engine closely related to that featured under the hood of Chevrolet and GMC’s full-size heavy duty pickup trucks. Why diesel? Aside from the durability associated with diesel engines, the fuel has a low volatility that reduces the risk of it exploding – and it can be found everywhere in the world, unlike high quality unleaded fuel.
8. Its pilot is a heck of a driver. Even though The Beast has more in common with a school bus than a sports car, its highly-trained drivers can execute tight J-turns and other police-style evasion techniques in the event of a situation gone south. The Secret Service drivers have undergone extensive training on a secluded site (believed to be a military base) with input from GM engineers and test drivers.
9. Its specs will not impress you. Burdened with lugging a rumored 20,000 lbs. worth of Beast around, the diesel engine isn’t a rocket. Hitting 60 mph from a complete stop takes about 15 seconds, which is more than just about any new car we can think of, and the big car’s top speed is said to max out at 60 mph. In addition, all that weight makes it a guzzler, sipping fuel at a rate of 8 mpg.
https://autojosh.com/the-beast/Source
Not much is actually known about The Beast since it falls under the Secret Service’s classified motor pool, but a few specifications and secrets have leaked out over the last few years. We pieced through what we could to provide you with this breakdown of 9 things worth knowing about Cadillac One, Limo One or… The Beast.
9 Things to Know About the US President’s Limo
1. It isn’t a Cadillac. Unlike any presidential state car before it, The Beast shares little in common with a standard production car. Its chassis, diesel engine and transmission are based on those used in the Chevrolet Kodiak, a rugged commercial vehicle used as everything from a dump truck to a U-Haul truck.
Some standard trim pieces, like headlamps from an Escalade and tail lights from the now-discontinued STS keep it looking vaguely Cadillac-like.
2. It has its own airplane. The Secret Service makes use of a C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft to haul The Beast, a second limo and a heavily armored Chevrolet Suburban communications vehicle, any time the President is traveling. The Suburban is nicknamed Roadrunner and it is said to be a rolling communications office directly linked to a military satellite – hence the SATCOM dome festooned to its roof
3. Calling it armored is an understatement. There is probably not a better-armored vehicle with windows on the planet than The Beast. Its armor plating is said to be 8 inches thick and its doors weigh as much as those on a Boeing 757 aircraft. Five-inch thick bulletproof windows contain at least five layers to put a damper on any effort by subversives. And those gigantic, nearly bus-size Goodyear tires are Kevlar-reinforced run-flats capable of keeping The Beast on the road for quite some distance if needed. The interior is sealed off from the outside world to reduce risks of a chemical attack, while a special foam surrounds the fuel tank to insulate it in the event of an impact.
4. It’s exceedingly well-equipped. Pop open The Beast’s trunk and it is said that you’ll find everything from firefighting equipment and oxygen tanks to a cache of the president’s blood type. There are tear gas canisters, shotguns and, supposedly, grenade launchers, integrated into The Beast. The Secret Service has learned a lot since President John F. Kennedy’s open-top Lincoln Continental was fired upon on Elm Street in Dallas.
5. It holds seven passengers. At the very least, The Beast has three passengers aboard – the driver, the president’s lead Secret Service protective agent in the front passenger seat and, of course, the president himself. However, four additional seats in the back are available – three rearward facing spots on a bench and one spot next to the president for a guest. A folding desk separates the president from his guest’s spot.
6. The Beast is not alone. The Secret Service actually has a few Beast-like vehicles. Although it’s not known whether they’re all functionally identical, some look more like a Cadillac DTS than The Beast. The other limousines are used for high-ranking foreign officials and VIP guests when they’re in Washington, D.C. It isn’t known why the Secret Service rotates between presidential vehicles, however.
In addition, the President sometimes travels in a heavily-armored Chevrolet Suburban or a modified Prevost bus known as Ground Force One rather than The Beast.
7. It runs on diesel. The Beast is believed to use a Duramax diesel engine closely related to that featured under the hood of Chevrolet and GMC’s full-size heavy duty pickup trucks. Why diesel? Aside from the durability associated with diesel engines, the fuel has a low volatility that reduces the risk of it exploding – and it can be found everywhere in the world, unlike high quality unleaded fuel.
8. Its pilot is a heck of a driver. Even though The Beast has more in common with a school bus than a sports car, its highly-trained drivers can execute tight J-turns and other police-style evasion techniques in the event of a situation gone south. The Secret Service drivers have undergone extensive training on a secluded site (believed to be a military base) with input from GM engineers and test drivers.
9. Its specs will not impress you. Burdened with lugging a rumored 20,000 lbs. worth of Beast around, the diesel engine isn’t a rocket. Hitting 60 mph from a complete stop takes about 15 seconds, which is more than just about any new car we can think of, and the big car’s top speed is said to max out at 60 mph. In addition, all that weight makes it a guzzler, sipping fuel at a rate of 8 mpg.
https://autojosh.com/the-beast/Source
Monday, 23 January 2017
See Picture of Obama touching Trump's wife buttock
This picture of Ex-president Barack Obama touching Melina Trump, in the buttock has been flying around the internet, but careful analysis of the pictures shows that It was only Photoshoped by some crazy folks.. See the picture below
Then after combing through the internet, the original picture was found, which show Obama's touch on Trump's First wife was only an innocent touch.
See the real picture below
Then after combing through the internet, the original picture was found, which show Obama's touch on Trump's First wife was only an innocent touch.
See the real picture below
MEET THE WOMAN WHO STARTED MAMMY MARKET IN BARRAKS AND NYSC CAMPS
Various military barracks across the country have one thing in common and that is the ubiquitous presence of the joint popularly known as the Mammy Market where soldiers and civilians alike mingle, on a daily basis, to purchase their essentials. Unknown to many, however, is the fact that the concept of Mammy Market is the idea of a woman whose real name is Mammy Ochefu, the wife of a retired military officer, who started the initiative in 1955. In this interview by JOHNSON BABAJIDE, she speaks on how she came up with the idea, among other issues.
Today, we have Mammy market all over the military barracks and the origin of the business has been traced to you. How did it start?
The idea of a Mammy market was conceived in 1955 when I got married to my husband. At that time, my husband was a corporal serving in the Enugu Second Battalion. He had so many dependants and I thought of what to do to support him. So, the idea of making ‘enyi’, known as ‘mowe’ in the barracks, came to me.
When I started the business, some people were complaining of flies. You know, in the barracks, they do not allow filth because they want every place to be neat. And it is not that I was dirty with the preparation of ‘enyi’, but no matter how you clean the environment, flies will still be around.
So when the complaints were so much, I had to stop doing it for a week. But there was pressure from customers who had liked the ‘enyi’ and I told them the reason why I stopped it. But one WO2 (Warrant Officer 2) went and cleared a place for me to continue with the business. Later, one officer, a Lieutenant Colonel, an Igbo man, I have forgotten his name now, ordered that a local bacha, (kiosk) be built for me. Then, I resumed the business.
The ‘enyi’ was very good and soldiers were patronising me, particularly, early in the morning and during their break time. They would come and drink. But we did not stay long before we were posted out of Enugu.
Where was your husband posted to?
We were posted to Abeokuta.
What happened to your business after you left Enugu?
An Idoma woman, whose name I have forgotten now took over the business because ‘enyi’ is an Idoma drink. So, on getting to Abeokuta, I resumed the business there and was getting patronage until when my husband was posted out again.
That means you resume business at each barrack your husband was posted to?
Yes. You know soldiers are always moving around.
Can you remember most of the barracks your husband was posted to and where you introduced the business?
Yes. After we spent about four months in Enugu, we were posted to Abeokuta where we spent about six months. In Ibadan, we spent something like six months. We spent 15 years in Lagos, about 10 years in Kaduna, one year in Zaria and we eventually came back to Enugu
So you opened the business in all these barracks?
Yes. Then, I would look at other things that the soldiers in each barrack liked and add them to the menu. For instance, in Kaduna, I added kunu, tuwo shinkafa and other things they liked.
At the time you started this business in Enugu, how much did it cost you?
((Laughs). I did not have anything except what I needed for the drink. I doubt if it cost me more than One Shilling.
What were the materials used to produce ‘enyi’?
You will need potatoes, corn, rice and soya beans. You soak them and allow them to ferment. Then, you prepare it without adding sugar and it is very sweet.
How did you come about the name, Mammy?
Laughter…..It is a long story but let me cut short. My father told me that at the time I was born, he (my father) was working with white men that came to our village. But on a particular day, one white man came to our village. My father went to receive him and carried his box. On getting to the village, my father was told that my mother was in labour and he took permission to go and see his wife. Luckily before his arrival my mother had given birth to me. So when my father returned to the white man, he told the white man that his wife had given birth to ‘Enem’, and the white man said ‘Mammy’. That was how I was named Mammy.
How did this business spread to other barracks?
I told you that each time we were posted to a new barrack, I came up with the business. But as we were being posted out, some women who saw how I was making little money from the business would take over and so many started joining the business, even before leaving. But most of the women were Idomas at the beginning.
How do you feel that every barrack now has a Mammy market?
It was my children that started telling me that the market is growing in military barracks with my name, Mammy. I didn’t know anything about it.
Has the military given you any recognition for this innovative idea?
Not at all. Maybe later. They have never made any contact with me.
What were the major challenges then?
Finance is the only challenge, even till today, because if you do not have enough money, it will be difficult for business to grow. Initially, I thought of taking a loan from the bank but the interest scared me and I dropped the idea.
Any financial gain from the business?
Of course, I used the proceeds from the business to support my husband and train all our children.
After your husband retired, did you venture into any other business?
The point is that we stayed long in Lagos and as the business was growing, I had to register the business , ‘Mammy Market’, I think sometimes in 1971 and, by the time my husband retired, the business was incorporated and we were into supermarket and transport business
There is the belief that in those days, wives of military men were full-time housewives…
Yes, because the woman had to take care of the children and prepare meal thrice a day to go and give their husbands at their post of work.
But how were you able to break the barrier?
Actually, it was not easy to convince my husband because he refused the idea when I initially told him. He said other soldiers’ wives were at home taking care of their children. But I told him it was meant to assist him. Grudgingly, he accepted.
Soldiers are known to be disciplined even at the home front. What was your husband’s attitude towards you as his wife?
It is true that my husband was a disciplined man; he behaved like the white people while I behaved like an African. For about 45-years we spent together as husband and wife, he never raised his hand at me, even when I looked for his trouble.
Colonel Ochefu rose to become a military governor. Did you abandon the business?
No; not immediately. I think we were in Lagos when he was made the military governor of the East Central State, in Enugu. I was going about my business; it took us a few months before I joined him and that was after pressure from people. You know, most of the children at that time were in the boarding schools except the youngest one. I left the business in the hands of four people. At that time, I had big shops and a poultry farm.
As the wife of a military governor then, what were your duties?
Nothing. Unlike now that you have Office of the First Lady, there was nothing like that then. You stayed at home. When there was any social function to attend with your husband, you go and come back. You know, in our time, there was no room for corruption.
Source: The Nigerian Tribune
Today, we have Mammy market all over the military barracks and the origin of the business has been traced to you. How did it start?
The idea of a Mammy market was conceived in 1955 when I got married to my husband. At that time, my husband was a corporal serving in the Enugu Second Battalion. He had so many dependants and I thought of what to do to support him. So, the idea of making ‘enyi’, known as ‘mowe’ in the barracks, came to me.
When I started the business, some people were complaining of flies. You know, in the barracks, they do not allow filth because they want every place to be neat. And it is not that I was dirty with the preparation of ‘enyi’, but no matter how you clean the environment, flies will still be around.
So when the complaints were so much, I had to stop doing it for a week. But there was pressure from customers who had liked the ‘enyi’ and I told them the reason why I stopped it. But one WO2 (Warrant Officer 2) went and cleared a place for me to continue with the business. Later, one officer, a Lieutenant Colonel, an Igbo man, I have forgotten his name now, ordered that a local bacha, (kiosk) be built for me. Then, I resumed the business.
The ‘enyi’ was very good and soldiers were patronising me, particularly, early in the morning and during their break time. They would come and drink. But we did not stay long before we were posted out of Enugu.
Where was your husband posted to?
We were posted to Abeokuta.
What happened to your business after you left Enugu?
An Idoma woman, whose name I have forgotten now took over the business because ‘enyi’ is an Idoma drink. So, on getting to Abeokuta, I resumed the business there and was getting patronage until when my husband was posted out again.
That means you resume business at each barrack your husband was posted to?
Yes. You know soldiers are always moving around.
Can you remember most of the barracks your husband was posted to and where you introduced the business?
Yes. After we spent about four months in Enugu, we were posted to Abeokuta where we spent about six months. In Ibadan, we spent something like six months. We spent 15 years in Lagos, about 10 years in Kaduna, one year in Zaria and we eventually came back to Enugu
So you opened the business in all these barracks?
Yes. Then, I would look at other things that the soldiers in each barrack liked and add them to the menu. For instance, in Kaduna, I added kunu, tuwo shinkafa and other things they liked.
At the time you started this business in Enugu, how much did it cost you?
((Laughs). I did not have anything except what I needed for the drink. I doubt if it cost me more than One Shilling.
What were the materials used to produce ‘enyi’?
You will need potatoes, corn, rice and soya beans. You soak them and allow them to ferment. Then, you prepare it without adding sugar and it is very sweet.
How did you come about the name, Mammy?
Laughter…..It is a long story but let me cut short. My father told me that at the time I was born, he (my father) was working with white men that came to our village. But on a particular day, one white man came to our village. My father went to receive him and carried his box. On getting to the village, my father was told that my mother was in labour and he took permission to go and see his wife. Luckily before his arrival my mother had given birth to me. So when my father returned to the white man, he told the white man that his wife had given birth to ‘Enem’, and the white man said ‘Mammy’. That was how I was named Mammy.
How did this business spread to other barracks?
I told you that each time we were posted to a new barrack, I came up with the business. But as we were being posted out, some women who saw how I was making little money from the business would take over and so many started joining the business, even before leaving. But most of the women were Idomas at the beginning.
How do you feel that every barrack now has a Mammy market?
It was my children that started telling me that the market is growing in military barracks with my name, Mammy. I didn’t know anything about it.
Has the military given you any recognition for this innovative idea?
Not at all. Maybe later. They have never made any contact with me.
What were the major challenges then?
Finance is the only challenge, even till today, because if you do not have enough money, it will be difficult for business to grow. Initially, I thought of taking a loan from the bank but the interest scared me and I dropped the idea.
Any financial gain from the business?
Of course, I used the proceeds from the business to support my husband and train all our children.
After your husband retired, did you venture into any other business?
The point is that we stayed long in Lagos and as the business was growing, I had to register the business , ‘Mammy Market’, I think sometimes in 1971 and, by the time my husband retired, the business was incorporated and we were into supermarket and transport business
There is the belief that in those days, wives of military men were full-time housewives…
Yes, because the woman had to take care of the children and prepare meal thrice a day to go and give their husbands at their post of work.
But how were you able to break the barrier?
Actually, it was not easy to convince my husband because he refused the idea when I initially told him. He said other soldiers’ wives were at home taking care of their children. But I told him it was meant to assist him. Grudgingly, he accepted.
Soldiers are known to be disciplined even at the home front. What was your husband’s attitude towards you as his wife?
It is true that my husband was a disciplined man; he behaved like the white people while I behaved like an African. For about 45-years we spent together as husband and wife, he never raised his hand at me, even when I looked for his trouble.
Colonel Ochefu rose to become a military governor. Did you abandon the business?
No; not immediately. I think we were in Lagos when he was made the military governor of the East Central State, in Enugu. I was going about my business; it took us a few months before I joined him and that was after pressure from people. You know, most of the children at that time were in the boarding schools except the youngest one. I left the business in the hands of four people. At that time, I had big shops and a poultry farm.
As the wife of a military governor then, what were your duties?
Nothing. Unlike now that you have Office of the First Lady, there was nothing like that then. You stayed at home. When there was any social function to attend with your husband, you go and come back. You know, in our time, there was no room for corruption.
Source: The Nigerian Tribune
Thursday, 19 January 2017
LATEST UPDATE ABOUT MMM
Below is the latest update about MMM Nigeria
Dear members,
The holidays are over, and we''re now open. Just as promised. (You might have already noticed that we always stick to our promises. :-)) Actually, we promised to be open on January 14, but we''re open now, January 13, as you can see, which is a day earlier. (Well, I hope, the members of the System will forgive us for that.
It''s related to the hysteria raised by the authorities and the mass media around MMM. By joining forces, they''ve managed to nearly give the members of the System a heart attack and have frightened them out of their wits. Poor souls don''t know what to expect. Will we open again or not?
This is why we''ve decided, considering the situation, to reach out to the members, reassure and cheer them up by opening a little earlier. After all, Together We Can Change The World! :-))
Here we go.
1. As of this notice, MMM resumes its usual operation. You can now create your GH-requests.
2. However, it''s obvious that panic will reign in the first few days after the re-opening of the System. We’re likely to be deluged by GH-requests. Therefore, we''re going to make gradual paybacks by setting internal output limits. In other words, we will only pay a certain amount per day. Please, be prepared to wait for a couple of days. We are certain things will then calm down, and the System operation will return to normal.
We''re the ones setting the limits, so it''s completely under our control, and we are not expecting any emergencies in principle. Have no fear and go on about your business as usual.
As the System is socially oriented, we will make paybacks to the poor and the economically disadvantaged in the first place: it means to the members with small PH amounts. The richer can wait. Moreover, we''ve warned you repeatedly to only provide help with amounts that are not critical for you. Therefore, if these large amounts are not critical for them (the richer), they can wait a few days. No need to be tragic about it.
This is the way it''s going to be.
Hoping for your kind understanding, Sergey Mavrodi. We Change The World!
P. S. I''d like again to call on the authorities and the mass media: Please, leave us alone! Have mercy on people.
Dear members,
The holidays are over, and we''re now open. Just as promised. (You might have already noticed that we always stick to our promises. :-)) Actually, we promised to be open on January 14, but we''re open now, January 13, as you can see, which is a day earlier. (Well, I hope, the members of the System will forgive us for that.
It''s related to the hysteria raised by the authorities and the mass media around MMM. By joining forces, they''ve managed to nearly give the members of the System a heart attack and have frightened them out of their wits. Poor souls don''t know what to expect. Will we open again or not?
This is why we''ve decided, considering the situation, to reach out to the members, reassure and cheer them up by opening a little earlier. After all, Together We Can Change The World! :-))
Here we go.
1. As of this notice, MMM resumes its usual operation. You can now create your GH-requests.
2. However, it''s obvious that panic will reign in the first few days after the re-opening of the System. We’re likely to be deluged by GH-requests. Therefore, we''re going to make gradual paybacks by setting internal output limits. In other words, we will only pay a certain amount per day. Please, be prepared to wait for a couple of days. We are certain things will then calm down, and the System operation will return to normal.
We''re the ones setting the limits, so it''s completely under our control, and we are not expecting any emergencies in principle. Have no fear and go on about your business as usual.
As the System is socially oriented, we will make paybacks to the poor and the economically disadvantaged in the first place: it means to the members with small PH amounts. The richer can wait. Moreover, we''ve warned you repeatedly to only provide help with amounts that are not critical for you. Therefore, if these large amounts are not critical for them (the richer), they can wait a few days. No need to be tragic about it.
This is the way it''s going to be.
Hoping for your kind understanding, Sergey Mavrodi. We Change The World!
P. S. I''d like again to call on the authorities and the mass media: Please, leave us alone! Have mercy on people.
Wednesday, 18 January 2017
Around 100 Dead as Fighter Jet Mistakenly Bombarded Refugees Camp
It was reported that at least 100 lives have been lost and many more wonded as Nigeria Air Force Fighter on mission to strike Boko Haram terrorists camp.
As a result of Boko Haram loosing it's strong hold Sambisa forest, recently moved base to Kala, in the north east Nigeria, which is very close to IDP Camp in Rann.
Which made NAF, to send fighter jets to clear the new terrorists Camp, but unfortunately the Pilot of the fighter Jet mistakenly Unleashed Fire on nearby refugees Camp (IDP).
Among those affected were international and national Aid workers, humanitarian personnel of Medicines Sans Frontiers and some staff of International Committee of Red Cross were also affected.
Tuesday, 17 January 2017
How to prevent chapped lips
Chapped lips can be described as a situation where, human lips goes dry and crack.
Causes
Dehydration
Sun burn
Over exposure to dry wind
Hereditary
Licking your lips
Solutions
* Drinking more water.
* Avoid exposure to sun or hash weather.
* Avoid licking saliva because it'll leave your lips dryer than it was.
* Use Lip balms (it's most effective) and carry it around to apply as soon as there is need for it.
* If lip balm is not available, you can apply Vaseline, or Wetlips.
Causes
Dehydration
Sun burn
Over exposure to dry wind
Hereditary
Licking your lips
Solutions
* Drinking more water.
* Avoid exposure to sun or hash weather.
* Avoid licking saliva because it'll leave your lips dryer than it was.
* Use Lip balms (it's most effective) and carry it around to apply as soon as there is need for it.
* If lip balm is not available, you can apply Vaseline, or Wetlips.
Gambian President Elect Son killed by Dog
Habibu Barrow, one of The Gambia’s President-elect Adams Barrow’s five children, was killed by a dog on Sunday 15th January 2016, according to the British Broadcasting Corporation.
The eight-year-old was said to gave off the ghost
in Banjul enroute to the hospital after he was mauled by a dog.
His father, who is in Senegal pending the resolution of the leadership crisis in the country, could not attend his burial, which was done according to Islamic rites.
Monday, 16 January 2017
HOW TO COUNCIL CALL FORWARDING
If it happens that you had previously activated call forwarding options on your mobile line and you wish to deactivate the settings, simply type below :
Dial ##002#
Then wait a while while the system process your request,
Then will receive a confirmation message showing, message like " your call forward has been deactivated "
Take note dial. ##002#
Dial ##002#
Then wait a while while the system process your request,
Then will receive a confirmation message showing, message like " your call forward has been deactivated "
Take note dial. ##002#
Thursday, 12 January 2017
HOW TO OBTAIN YELLOW PAPER FOR TRAVELLING
Yellow card refer to international certificate of vaccinations, it's usually of the same dimension and size with the international passport and comes with yellow back cover.
The yellow card is meant to show a traveller has been vaccinated against yellow fever, and other vaccines against some diseases peculiar to certain countries or regions.
HOW IT'S OBTAINED
this can be obtained in health department and agencies generally, or in regional offices of organizations such as WHO, UNICEF, ...
Things required for obtaining yellow card
1. International passport.
2. And some money.
3. Ready mind for taking injection in case you're scared of taking injections.
The yellow card is meant to show a traveller has been vaccinated against yellow fever, and other vaccines against some diseases peculiar to certain countries or regions.
HOW IT'S OBTAINED
this can be obtained in health department and agencies generally, or in regional offices of organizations such as WHO, UNICEF, ...
Things required for obtaining yellow card
1. International passport.
2. And some money.
3. Ready mind for taking injection in case you're scared of taking injections.
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