Friday, 16 January 2015

World Must Condemn Use Of Girls As Suicide Bombers By Boko Haram – UN.




The UN Special Envoy for Global Education,Gordon Brown,on Thursday, said the world must unite to condemn Boko Haram’s new barbaric and evil use of young girls as suicide bombers to carry out their murderous attacks.



This is contained in a statement from the Office of the Envoy in New York.



Brown recalled that there were three attacks over the past week where girls were used as suicide bombers.



He said that, in contravention of international law, children were now being used as easy targets by Boko Haram.



Brown said they were also exploited as slaves and sex objects and deployed as suicide bombers.



He stressed that “as we approach the first anniversary of the kidnapping of more than 200 Nigerian girls from their Chibok school, we must resolve to do more against Boko Haram.



“We must ensure that children are better protected by supporting PresidentGoodluck Jonathan‘s Safe School Initiative.



“It is time for the whole world to condemn Boko Haram’s evil use of young girls as suicide bombers to carry out their murderous attacks.



“These children have been exploited and abused.



“We must do everything in our power to protect others who might be forced into becoming suicide bombers committing even more violent and shocking atrocities.



“As we approach the first anniversary of the kidnapping of the Chibok girls from their school, we must resolve to do more to ensure children are in safe schools and not victims of senseless acts of war.’’


1,700 Graduates Employed By SURE-P In Kano State.




About 1, 700 graduates in Kano State have been enrolled into the Graduate Internship Scheme (GIS) of the Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme (SURE-P).



The Director of GIS, Mr. Peter Papka, made this disclosure during a training for interns and firms representatives in Kano yesterday.



Rrepresented by Hajiya Halima Musa, the director said SURE-P screened over 2000 graduates in the state, out of which 1, 700 graduates were engaged.



“The GIS initiative by SURE-P intends to bridge the gap between school and the labour market in order to provide graduates with career path development while they continue searching for jobs.



The scheme is designed in such a way that it provides graduates opportunities to build a platform on which their future will rest”, he said.


Oil Money!!! See Inside Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal’s Private Jet. (See Photos)




OK, let me explain so you know what this is. You know those huge commercial airlines we fly for international travels?



The airbus A380 is the largest of them all and this Saudi Prince customized one of them for his private use.



He bought it for a whooping $400million and used another $100million to customize it to his taste. Saudi Oil Prince Alwaleed bin Talal owns the largest private jet in the world, called the ‘Flying Palace’



More pics below:-