Denmark Doctors refused to help Lilian Dinma EU based singer and song writer cries out seek help outside for her pain...... read it on tafia world.

Honestly I'm so tired of Denmark hospital they claim they are the best doctors yet you can't check someone to find out their issues. I have been going to Denmark hospital all the doctors i came across with are racist or they don't know their jobs as doctors. For two years now each time I go to the so called doctors they refused to check me and tell me to go that's normal.
I pleased so many times to run me a test with my blood to see what is wrong with me they refused, they ... said when ever i have same problem i should call them immediately. When i call them for emergency this same doctors will tell me it's impossible for doctor to see me. 8 months ago i had a serious pain i couldn't walk i was crying begging this heartless doctors they refused to come they refused to find a doctor for me all she said that if the pain continue i should call back and i said to her why do you think am calling even crying out loud for you to help me to book me in she refused, that is the day i knew doctors here are racist when they check your name is not same like them they prefer you to die.

I had to pray and pray that day to save myself from the pain. God in heaven helped me.
Few months ago same pain came for 3 days my husband finially got them on line and they booked me next day meanwhile, the pain is over, we got to the hospital the doctor this time a young man, said he can't do anything unless i come in with the pain and read more....

No longer business as usual in Nigeria – Buhari...Read It All On Tafia World

President Muhammadu Buhari has called on the Nigerian elite to stop insisting that things should be done the ‘old way’, which impoverished the nation. Speaking at a meeting with a group of Nigerians in the Diaspora, on the margins of the 3rd Dakar International Forum on Peace and Security in Africa on Tuesday in Dakar, the President said his administration is on the right track to improve the image of the country by entrenching accountability and probity in governance. According to a statement made available to newsmen by Garba Shehu, Special Assistant to the...read it here...

EU pledges $20m to rebuild North-East, Niger-Delta...Read It All On Tafia World

The European Union (EU) has pledged 20 million dollars to support the Federal Government to rebuild mainly markets and warehouses in the North-East and Niger Delta regions. The EU Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Michael Arrion, who gave the pledge during a visit to the Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun on Tuesday in Abuja, said the funds would be offered to the two regions in form of budget support. Nigerian police and civilians inspect the site of a suicide attack at a busy cattle market in the northeastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri on June 2, 2015. At least 13 people were killed in the attack, the Red Cross and...read it here...

Benin internet fraudster bags 2-year jail term...Read lt All On Tafia World

 Justice O. Tokode of the Federal High Court sitting in Benin city, Edo State on Monday December 5, 2016 convicted and sentenced one Fred Okeke to two years imprisonment.Okeke was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on March 24, 2016 on a three- count charge bordering on internet fraud, false representation and possession of fraudulent documents. Okeke pleaded guilty to the three counts charge and was consequently convicted and sentenced to two years imprisonment on each of the counts. The sentences are to run concurrently. The presiding judge also ordered that the laptop recovered...read it here...

Obasanjo’s remarks have elicited very passionate reactions from Nigerians read all on Tafia world.

DURING his talk at the first Akintola Williams Annual Lecture, former President Olusegun Obasanjo x-rayed certain aspects of governance in Nigeria. He beamed his searchlight on the state of the economy, the judiciary, the legislature and the fight against corruption. He came down hard on the legislature, specifically the National Assembly which he described as a den of unarmed robbers. On the economy, he urged Muhammadu Buhari to take concrete steps to fix it. As others have observed before now, Obasanjo does not see how the fight against corruption should hobble effort to fix the economy. In other words, he does not believe the two activities are mutually exclusive, zero sum game. Indeed, he rightly observes that failure to get the economy on an even keel could ultimately hurt whatever gains are made in the fight against corruption.

Not unexpectedly Obasanjo’s remarks have elicited very passionate reactions from Nigerians. People have responded in the typical way they have always done to such periodic interventions on the state of the nation by the former president. Buhari and Obasanjo They focused almost exclusively on the messenger, turning their nose at the message. Giving his own role in many aspects of the governance of this country, it would be hard for Obasanjo not to be put under the spotlight whenever he makes remarks critical of the country’s leaders as he has just done. People often feel obliged to criticise Obasanjo’s own record in government. While this is justified in certain instances, it cannot and should not be seen as appropriate answer to the fundamental questions of governance his lecture raised. There was too much passion in the reaction to the critical issues of the lecture than could be useful for any reasoned analysis. It was in the end a wasteful investment in emotion on the part of many of his critics especially members of the House of Representatives. The House, nettled by the lecture and no doubt smarting from the sting, was quick to respond even when its spokespersons claimed it would rather not want to join issues with Obasanjo. It nevertheless called the former president the grandfather of corruption. The response from the House is not only lame but is neither here nor there. It fails to address the question of probity raised by Obasanjo. What does the House have to say about Obasanjo’s claim that each member goes home with a princely sum of N10 Million every month while their counterparts in the Senate each goes home with N15 Million? Nothing! For read more

Buhari Congratulates Gambian President-Elect...Read It All On Tafia World

President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated the President-elect of The Gambia, Mr. Adama Barrow, on his victory in the country’s December 1 presidential election.

Buhari, in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina, also saluted the spirit of statesmanship displayed by the out-going President of The Gambia, Alhaji Yahya Jammeh, by conceding defeat.

Buhari said that such uncommon gesture was crucial in calming fears of unrest in the West African nation.

While expressing delight at the gallantry shown by Jammeh, he enjoined president-elect Barrow to be magnanimous in victory.

The Nigerian leader also commended Gambians for peacefully exercising their democratic right to freely choose their leader.

He called on all stakeholders to maintain the peace.

Buhari said he looked forward to a smooth transition of power and working with the incoming President of The Gambia to deepen existing cordial relations between both countries.

Breaking: Trump appoints Nigerian Ogunlesi member of his economic team...Read It All On Tafia World

 Nigerian-born Adebayo Ogunlesi, who is the chairman of Global Infrastructure Partners, a private equity firm and one of Fortune 500 companies, has been named a member of an economic advisory forum to US president-elect Donald Trump. The 63 year-old Nigerian is the only African face in the 16-man team, which has Steve Schwarzman, CEO of private-equity giant Blackstone as chairman.ADAdebayo Ogunlesi: to advise Trump on the economy “President-elect Donald J. Trump today announced that he is establishing the President’s Strategic and Policy Forum,” said the press release from Blackstone. “The Forum, which is composed of some of America’s most highly respected and successful business leaders, will be called upon to meet with the president frequently to share their specific experience and knowledge as the president implements his plan to bring back...read it here...

I can’t remain a Muslim because of my make-ups, says Africa's Male Bobrisky...Read It All On Tafia World

 He was born Idris Okuneye, male and a native of Ogun State. In his quest to be different, he transformed almost all the maleness in him into a feminine personality we have all come to know as Bobrisk. His voice, mannerisms and looks are all of a woman. For this, he has made many enemies from both sexes. Africa’s Male Barbie and Cross Dresser, Bobrisky The men feel uncomfortable around a man who is all woman and the women just can’t accept a man putting up a challenge as a woman. So, for Bobrisky it is walking a tight rope as what many have termed the African male-Barbie. Surely, many don’t trust him, but he has successfully created an image that has launched him to limelight, where he has too many questions...read it here...