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EKITI: INEC gives parties deadline to submit candidates' names
According to Akobundu, " The Independent National Electoral Commission has given us May 15 deadline within which all the political parties must submit the names of their governorship candidates". Similarly, the PDP national chairman, Prince Uche Secondus, in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media, Ike Abonyi, yesterday, said the outcome of the primary is an indication that the era of imposit... [Full Article...]
London housing market at its weakest since recession
Residential industry experts expect little change to the United Kingdom housing market overall this year, despite softness at the top end, particularly in London. 'The housing market typically tends to see a pick-up in activity at around this time of the year and the feedback from respondents to the latest survey does seem to be capturing this tone. [Full Article...]
Mass vaccinations can't prevent Ebola outbreaks
On Tuesday, Democratic Republic of Congo confirmed two cases of the viral disease. Nigeria has now announced it has put in place an "emergency programme" amid fears Ebola could spread. Recent outbreaks of Chloera, Yellow Fever and the Zika Virus have swept the globe. Many victims bleed internally and externally before death if the symptoms aren't treated immediately. [Full Article...]
Woman With Runny Nose Discovers It Was Actually Brain Fluid Leaking Out
A runny nose sounds innocent enough, but for Kendra it was so constant, and such a "waterfall" of fluid that 'I was driving myself insane, I was driving my kids insane... 'I was so healthy up until I had the vehicle accident, ' Kendra says. If left untreated, the leak could have caused a life-threatening infection. [Full Article...]
Getting Cocaine Delivered to Your Door Is Faster Than a Pizza
The study found 36.7% of users in the city reported delivery of the drug "within 30 minutes". Cocaine is listed as the dearest commonly used drug on earth, and a new survey has shown that Australia has the second most expensive in the world. [Full Article...]
Supreme Court Raps ASI For Failing To Protect Taj Mahal
Rebuking the ASI , the Supreme Court said that the problem is that "ASI is not willing to accept" that there is a problem. "This situation would not have arisen if the ASI would have done its job", said Justices Madan B Lokur. The government, on the other hand, suggested disposable socks available overseas for people visiting the monument. The bench pointed out that order passed by the apex cou... [Full Article...]
United Nations urges Myanmar to punish perpetrators of Rohingya attacks
These were stated in a statement issued by Council President Joanna Wronecka (Poland) on Wednesday. Savita Pawnday, deputy executive director of the Global Center for the Responsibility to Protect, urged council members "who feel strongly" about the plight of northern Rakhine Muslims to draft a resolution to refer Myanmar to the ICC. [Full Article...]
NH House Finance Committee takes up catch-all bill
The bill would allow family members or law enforcement officers to ask a judge for a temporary extreme risk protection order, which would take away guns from individuals they believe are at risk to hurt others or themselves. They amended the bill to allow 18- to 20-year-olds to handle and sell alcohol in any setting, including in liquor stores where they now are not allowed to work, and gutted a p... [Full Article...]