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Ms Julie Osamese felt a little feverish when she walked into the Ospedale Maria Vittoria Cibrario Hospital in Turin, Italy sometime in November 2008. Her only complaint was a slight increase in body temperature, and that she explained to the doctor who attended to her. Tests were conducted, following which she was given medication to use and instructed to return for evaluation after a week. But her second visit to the hospital could be described as the greatest mistake of her life. For this Nigerian lady, it marked the beginning of years of woe. It was the beginning of years of trauma during which she was moved to six other hospitals. She eventually ended up in a mental home, despite being mentally stable. Some of the hospitals Osamese was taken to include Amedeo Di Savoia Svizzerra and Ospedale San Giovanni Bossco, Sun reports. According to the chairperson of the House of Representatives Committee on Diaspora Affairs, Rita Orji, who recently led other members of the c...

BREAKING NEW! Man, said to shout "Allahu Akbar", knifes Munich rail passengers A man knifed passengers at a train station in the Munich area early today Tuesday (May 10), killing one man and injuring three, media reported, and police said they were investigating whether there was an Islamist motive to the attack. A spokeswoman said police were checking witness statements that the man shouted "Allahu Akbar" ('God is Greatest' in Arabic) during the attack, adding that the perpetrator had been arrested. Germany's ARD broadcaster reported that one man had died from his injuries. Police could not confirm this. The attack took place in the S-Bahn commuter train station at Grafing, a town about 32 km (20 miles) southeast of the Bavarian capital in southern Germany. Germany, which is playing a supporting role in the fight against Islamic State, has not suffered a major attack by Islamist militants on the scale of those that have hit neighbouring Fra...

The great escape:  INKY  the octopus legs it to freedom from New Zealand aquarium An octopus has made a brazen escape from the national aquarium in New Zealand by breaking out of its tank, slithering down a 50m drain pipe and disappearing into the sea. INKY  - a common New Zealand octopus - made his dash to freedom after the lid of his tank was accidentally left slightly ajar. Staff believe that in the middle of the night, while the aquarium was deserted, Inky clambered to the top of his cage, down the side of the tank and travelled across the floor of the aquarium. Rob Yarrell, national manager of the National Aquarium of New Zealand in Napier, said: “Octopuses are famous escape artists.” “But INKY really tested the waters here. I don’t think he was unhappy with us, or lonely, as octopus are solitary creatures. But he is such a curious boy, he would want to know what’s happening on the outside. That’s just his personality.” One theory is that ...

A 60-year-old man, Mr. Adalabu Seribor, who is a Junior Secondary School (JSS II) student at Izon College, Bomadi-Overside in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State,Nigeria is currently the talk of the town. Seribor, a wheelbarrow pusher popularly called Oyibo in the community, disclosed how he took the decision to go to school at old age, a development that had kept many people wondering what he wanted to achieve in school at such an age. Speaking with Southern City News, Seribor said, “I am sixty years now and I decided to go to school at this age because I perpetually feel the pain of being an illiterate in this modern world where everything has to do with English and education. “My mother died during child birth when I was a little boy while my father was a hunter. I was bred by a grandmother after the death of my mother and later taken to a step-mother when my father remarried. “I went through pains and hardship at my tender age to adulthood. It would interest you to...

People should be conscious of all happening around them because not all coffins are used to carry corpse. Some coffins are used to carry instruments of death (arms & ammunitions) in disguise of corpse. This incident happened in Nigeria where the folks were intercepted on their way from Lagos to Ondo, conveying ammunition under disguise of burial.

  Australia-based website, AirlineRatings.com announces her award for the year 2016 as follows; 1.    Airline of the Year Air New Zealand is being honored for the third consecutive year for its continuous passenger innovations, environmental commitment, record-breaking financial performance, operational safety and motivation of its staff that have cemented the airline an industry trendsetter.   2.  Best First Class This award has been won by relative newcomer Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways which has shaken the industry with its First Class offerings. The airline’s new First Class and Business Class offerings are quite stunning and have set the bar even higher in luxury travel. 3. Best Business Class Singapore Airlines has won Best Business Class and the award adds to a string of accolades the airline has won for its product offerings over the years. It’s subtle, elegant, functional and very cozy. 4. Best Premium Economy Air New Zeal...

International Women Day is always 8th of March every year! To all wonderful women in the world...happy celebrations! Women are the salt of the world An environment without woman is lifeless Women are wonderfully made! Women are the spirit that keeps the fashion industries moving....... Have a look! women are really fantastic! Am so delighted to be a woman.

The giant multiple fibroids were surgically removed yesterday at GH Etim Ekpo a typical rural hospital with absolute poor facilities and neglect from a-35 five year old married lady after spending years in a prayer house with false assurances that she was carrying a baby. See picture below;