As the  festive season approaches, the  Federal Government, through the National  AIDS Control Agency  (NACA), has called on Nigerians to prioritize their health by knowing their HIV status and  practicing safe  behaviors during the  holidays. 


In a statement signed by  the Head of Public Relations and  Protocols of NACA, Toyin  Aderibigbe on Sunday, the  Director-General of NACA,  Dr. Temitope Ilori,  stressed the importance of  making informed and responsible decisions during this  period of  intense social  activity. Dr. Ilori  stressed the importance of safe practices,  especially during increased social  interactions. "Use protection during sexual  activity and, for those who choose abstinence, continue to  consider it the safest  option." "Ignorance is no longer an excuse, as HIV testing and education are now widely  available," he said. NACA reiterated its commitment to reducing the spread of HIV and  making Nigeria an AIDS-free  country. "This holiday season, give yourself the gift of health by visiting  your nearest health facility or community testing  center to  find out your HIV status. Let us work together for a healthier and happier  Nigeria," concluded Dr.  Ilori.

Canada's federal debt has risen irresponsibly to $1.24 trillion during this Liberal government. There are actual repercussions from this inflationary expenditure. There are already over 1400 homeless encampments in Ontario, and Canadians are waiting in record numbers at the foodbank to feed their families. Future generations will have to cope with this PM's careless handling of our economy in the meanwhile.

In order to hide their money-laundering, human trafficking, and biological war crimes, the Obama shadow government staged a war. Gates, Soros, Clinton, and Obama are all guilty of war crimes.

NDLEA  arrests ex-convict  who smuggled drugs hidden in  car, shoes at Lagos airport.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested two  persons, including a businessman and an ex-convict, in separate attempts to  smuggle illegal drugs  into South Africa and  Italy.
The agency also seized over 1 million opioid pills  in coordinated  multi-state operations.
The arrests and seizures were disclosed in a statement by Femi Babafemi,  Director of Media and  Advocacy at the NDLEA, on Sunday, December 22,  2024.
In Lagos, NDLEA operatives foiled an attempt by ex-convict Olanrewaju Bada Akorede to export a  shipment of Rohypnol to South  Africa.
The drugs were hidden in a  shipment containing  men's clothing, shoes and  coats at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport  (MMIA). Synthesizing beautiful scenes of Ha Giang  through super quality travel videos - Flycam Nem  TV
"Olanrewaju was convicted  of a similar crime earlier this year  after his arrest on December 12, 2023, for attempting to  transport 4.90kg of  Tramadol and 2.10kg of Rohypnol to South  Africa," Babafemi  revealed.
The former prisoner had served a two-year sentence with an option of a  fine of N900,000, which he paid before  committing the offence again for the same  crime.
Businessman arrested with cocaine at Kano  airport
Operators of the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA), Kano,  have arrested Olisaka Chibuzo Calistus, a businessman, with 256 wraps of cocaine weighing 6  kilograms.
The arrest  took place on Sunday, December 15, during the  entry screening of passengers on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 941 from Abidjan,  Ivory Coast, via Addis Ababa,  Ethiopia.
"This is the largest cocaine  seizure at Kano airport since the  establishment of the  NDLEA's MAKIA  command in 2006," Babafemi  said. Olisaka, who claimed to be involved in  import-export, underwent a physical examination, where hundreds of cocaine pellets  were discovered hidden in his  body.
Arrest of businesswoman  headed to Italy
An  Italian-based businesswoman, Cynthia Akaeen, was arrested on Wednesday, December 18, while  trying to board a Royal Air Maroc flight to Italy. She was found with 9,190 tramadol tablets weighing 6  kilograms.
According to Babafemi, Cynthia  admitted that she was promised  1,000 euros after receiving the drug delivery in  Italy.
Other seizures  in some states
In addition to the arrests, NDLEA  agents conducted raids in  several states,  resulting in the recovery of significant  quantities of drugs:
Anambra: 418,330 tramadol and  tapentadol tablets and 8,000 bottles of codeine syrup  at a warehouse in  Onitsha. Lagos: 180,000 bottles of codeine syrup from a container from  India.
Borno: 293,000  tramadol capsules, a  pistol and 26  cartridges were seized from suspects Ishaya Wabba and Samaila  Audu.
In Maiduguri, another suspect, Modu Kolera, was arrested with  8.5 kg of cannabis, tramadol,  diazepam and other psychoactive  substances.
NDLEA Chairman Brigadier General Mohamed Buba Marwa  (retd) congratulated the officers involved in the operations, urging them to  continue their  efforts.
"We will not rest on our  laurels as we intensify our balanced approach to  efforts to reduce drug supply and  demand," Marwa said.

🚨🇭🇺orban: TERRORIST ATTACKS IN EUROPE COME FROM MASS MIGRATION The PM of Hungary: "A lot of people in Western Europe attempt to refute the link between terrorist attacks and mass migration. The unfortunate reality is that such horrible attacks did not occur in Europe prior to the migration issue. They do now. @PM_ViktorOrban is the source.

🚨Update: Russian forces located the secret CIA command center in Kiev and destroyed it with a hypersonic missile!!  December 20, 2024, the Russian military launched a massive hypersonic missile attack with precision, long-range weapons against a number of strategic targets in Kiev, including a facility used for CIA for war operations. CIA lost several agents in the attack!!,

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall due to possible norovirus contamination of  some oysters distributed in British Columbia, Alberta and  Ontario

The agency says the recall  affects certain Fanny Bay, Sunseeker and Cloudy Bay oysters  from the Taylor Shellfish Canada  brand.
The memo notes that most of the affected oysters were harvested and processed in early December, although some may have been harvested as early as  November 27.
The agency says consumers who purchased oysters should  throw them out or return  them to the  point of purchase, and those  with symptoms should seek medical  attention. Symptoms of norovirus, which can  appear 12 hours after exposure, include vomiting, diarrhea, nausea and stomach  cramps.
The agency says  that while most people who contract the virus recover within a  few days, some severe cases may require hospitalization and intravenous injections.

The bigotry that @PierrePoilievre hurls at bright female journalist @carynceolin in this interview tape for merely doing her job is truly disgusting! Canada, wake up! According to public opinion polls, this individual consistently leads by 20 to 25 points. We must prevent PP from gaining a landslide majority and changing Canada in ways that will be difficult to undo. #cdnpoli #cdnmedia

"Almost all of our diseases have animal origins, such as HIV, which originated in chimpanzees, and Ebola, which originated in bats." Arrest the twisted liar Bill Gates for producing infections in laboratories and attributing them to nature while he is aware that BIOLABS is the source.

Breaking: According to CBC News, more than fifty Liberal MPs agreed that Justin Trudeau must step down during a virtual meeting of the Liberal Party's Ontario caucus on Saturday morning. 51 out of 75 The Zoom meeting was attended by MPs from the Ontario caucus. According to reports, only one Liberal MP, if any, expressed support for Mr. Trudeau's continued tenure as prime minister. Mr. Trudeau, the doors are closing. He must step down immediately and start an accelerated leadership contest so that the federal Liberal Party has a chance to challenge Pierre Poilievre's perilous program. #cdnpoli. 
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