Thursday, 1 December 2016

REDSKINS FIGHT TRUMP IN NORTH DAKOTA



REDSKINS FIGHT TRUMP IN NORTH DAKOTA
BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU.
One of the earliest hurdles to face President elect ,Donald Trump of the United States of America as he faces life as a politician in the oval office at the White House in the Washington D.C. will be how to handle the native Red Indians in North Dakota ,United States  who are angry with the government over its continuous exploration of their land for oil thus exposing it to degradation.
Another hurdle is the ceding of more economic powers to China by his decision on the contentious Trans-pacific partnership  .
Checks by The News Office Desk of Paedia Express Multimedia in Lagos,Nigeria ,suggests that those who were sworn political enemies of Mr Trump before his victory will now have to live with having him around at the White House  for a very long time to come.
A source told this reporter that the United States was now the laughing stock of the rest of the world as people found it difficult to accept that apart from Clinton and Trump ,the entire nation could not produce a credible candidate good enough for the White House,the Seat of power.
She lamented the fact that somebody like Senator Bernie Sanders who ordinarily would have made a good ruler of his people was denied at the primaries due to politics rather than ability but quickly added that since Trump was who Americans wanted then they have their man and there was really nothing any one can do about that.
She urged the United States Congress to live up to the expectations of the rest of the world by checking any form of excesses from the Trump’s administration so that the nation will not  be left behind in the scheme of things by the Committee of nations globally.
The Source Speaks:”At least ,1/3 of different nationalities voted for Trump,lee than 8 percent of African Americans voted for him due to racist comments ,80 percent of people from the industrial belts voted for the lies that Trump told them about re-opening the factories  that were closed down  but they should know that this was never going to happen”
“They should have at least learnt from what took place  in the United Kingdom ,it was only a trick by Trump to get into the White House he reality on the ground does not favour such situations at all “
The source chided Trump for calling on BritishPrime Minister ,Mrs Theresa May to change her Ambassador to the United States and give the job to British politician , Mr Nigel Farage ,saying this was a reckless statement from the real estate mogul turned U.S. President elect.
She warned President elect Donald Trump not to sign his own death warrant by pushing through on his proposals that Jerusalem should be the capital of Israel instead of Tel Aviv saying this was further going to fuel tensions among Jews ,Muslims and Christians alike:all of whom lay claim to the sanctity of the Holy City.
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Aleppo family says goodbye on Twitter



Aleppo family says goodbye on Twitter
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A seven-year-old Syrian girl, who has captured international attention tweeting about daily life in rebel-held eastern Aleppo, shared a message late Sunday night that her house had been bombed.
“Tonight we have no house, it’s bombed and I got in rubble. I saw deaths and I almost died,” Bana Alabed tweeted. On Monday, her mother posted an update saying the family was on the run.
Syrian regime forces launched a long-threatened ground assault in Aleppo on Saturday, wresting control of a number of northeastern neighborhoods from rebels — effectively driving a wedge through the eastern part of the city.
Retaking eastern Aleppo would mark the biggest victory for the Syrian regime since the uprising began over five years ago.
Bana’s mother Fatemah told CNN their home took a direct hit on Sunday evening, forcing them into the street to wait for the planes to go and shelling to cease.
Fatemah, 26, created the Twitter account for her daughter in late September to “share our life here to the world” as the Syrian army launched a major offensive to recapture Aleppo.
“Last message — under heavy bombardments now, can’t be alive anymore. When we die, keep talking for 200,000 still inside. BYE,” Fatemah tweeted on Sunday night before posting a picture of her daughter Bana, who appeared to be covered in dust.
The tweet references the estimated 200,000 civilians still living under siege in eastern Aleppo.
The activist-run SMART News Agency said Sunday that airstrikes hit the al-Shaar neighborhood, where Bana’s family live, injuring at least five people.
Footage shared by SMART News Agency purported to show people in al-Shaar being carried away from the scene in the aftermath.
Fatemah told CNN via Twitter direct message that her children — Mohamed, 5, Noor, 3, and Bana — were not injured in the strikes and they sought shelter in a nearby house later on Sunday evening.
Hundreds of civilians have fled Aleppo’s rebel-held east since the assault this weekend. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based monitoring group, said the number of civilians fleeing the city was in the thousands.
The Syrian army told state-run SANA news agency that its units had secured departure routes for 1,500 people from eastern Aleppo to regime-held areas on Sunday.
Under heavy bombardments now. In between death and life now, please keep praying for us.
On Monday, Bana tweeted asking for people’s prayers amid fresh bombardments. Intense artillery fire by regime forces continued to target al-Shaar neighborhood on Monday, activists Aleppo Media Center reported.
“Under heavy bombardments now. In between death and life now, please keep praying for us,” Bana said in a tweet.
A local Aleppo activist said on Twitter that he did not know anything regarding the whereabouts of Bana and her family, but that “their neighbourhood is being targeted heavily.”
A few hours later, Fatemah tweeted that the family was “on the run.”
“We are on the run as many people killed right now in heavy bombardments. We are fighting for our lives. Still with you,” Fatemah added.
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CHILD RIGHTS AGENCY PLEADS FOR A RESPONSIVE SYSTEM



CHILD RIGHTS AGENCY PLEADS FOR A RESPONSIVE SYSTEM
BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU.

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The organizers of  The Nigerian Child Friendly Awards, the Nigerian Child Safety Report Initiative has called on the general society here in Nigeria and even beyond to be responsive to the needs of our  children and stop molesting them .
Checks by The News Office Desk of Paedia Express Multimedia in Lagos, Nigeria shows that   are at least 2.2 billion estimated number of children in the world at the moment but analysts say that regardless of race, gender,class or health ,all children have the same rights and worth.
The agency noted that the larger society is made up of  the various homes ,the community we live in ,the place we work and worship aside from other situations and all these together  make up the Nigerian society.
The agency states:”the child is the most vulnerable human being in the world,even in the first world nations  and in some parts of the world  children living there are more vulnerable than in others  but in third world nations children are virtually defenseless”
The body assured that in many African nations ,children do not get all the help that they needed to grow  and develop the way that they should  with Nigeria not being an exception in this case hence the rights of  child should not be seen as a privilege but as a collective responsibility towards a greater society .
The agency added that all in the polity need to help the child to develop  in the best way that he can  as they on their own will help to fashion out a blueprint with the press such that it can create a grass root awareness by various means .
The body then told all and sundry that it was staging the Nigerian Child Friendly Awards so as to drive the society towards taking responsibility towards being child friendly.