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Healthier and safer for humanity to sign an agreement with the Columbian drug cartel than with WHO – MEP

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Henry Williams
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The third International Covid Summit was held at the European Parliament last week, on 3 May. The Members of the European Parliament (“MEPs”) who attended said it was a historic event.

The Summit covered all aspects of the pandemic. It also covered the documentation of the increasing power grab by the World Health Organisation (“WHO”) and increased control by organised global entities.

The day after the Summit, Dr. Robert Malone and Dr. Byram Bridle participated in a press conference held by eight MEPs, some of whom helped organise the Summit. The purpose of the press conference was to summarise the highlights of the previous day.

MEP Christine Anderson (Germany) concluded her brief remarks with: “We will continue to be the dissenting voice. And we will do whatever it takes to bring down the globalitarian elites.”

MEP Mislav Kolakušić (Croatia) said: “The World Health Organisation wants all countries to sign an agreement on handing over the authority to declare a pandemic, procure vaccines and drugs. It will be healthier and safer for humanity to sign an agreement with the Colombian drug cartel.”

In an article , Dr. Tess Lawrie noted: “There was robust attendance from members of the alternative media, but unsurprisingly legacy press, radio and television (Tell-Lie-Vision?) were nowhere to be seen.” But “the message is getting out despite the intense censorship.” As an aside, Dr. Lawrie’s article is a must-read as it is a good summary of various events taking place across the world that have been organised by those who want the truth to be known.

Below is a list of the speakers who participated and where possible a brief description of their presentation to the European Parliament last week. You can watch the full Summit, divided into three videos, on International Covid Summit’s Rumble channel HERE. MEP Cristian Terhes (Romania) has also uploaded videos of the Summit on his YouTube channel HERE. That the spike protein is a toxin was emphasised repeatedly throughout the conference.

Dr. David Martin warned about the risks of allowing the licensure or the patenting of genetic organisms and the proceeding of gain of function research.
Nick Hudson from Pandemics Data & Analytics (“Panda”) discussed the false narratives dominating world discussion and press over the last three years.
Dr. Ciro Isidoro demonstrated that covid is not a novel disease, it’s an old disease, and emphasised that you can’t find the cause of death if you do not perform autopsies.
Dr. Giovanni Meledandri spoke about the evolution of coronavirus, which demonstrates a pattern of a lessening of the disease and the selection of vaccine-resistant mutants.
Dr. Stramezzi emphasised the importance of early responses in Italy, and most importantly that it was known in June 2020 that covid was a treatable disease.
Dr. Luis Fouche described the effects of mandates and early treatment. He particularly focused on masks and associated data.
Professor Dr. Phillipe Brouqui gave his analysis of using hydroxychloroquine to treat covid.
Dr. Pierre Kory spoke at length about Ivermectin and about how the whole enterprise of the pharmaceutical industry and the academic publishing industry has been compromised throughout this covid era.
Jason Christoff gave a speech on how the media and information warfare technology has been weaponised and deployed against us. He concluded that crimes were committed, and psychology and psychological technology (including “Nudge” technology) was weaponised against the public.
Dr. Harvey Risch gave examples of the problems with the manipulation of data on the efficacy of “vaccines.”
Dr. Byron Bridle
MEP Francesca Donato (Italy) summarised the morning’s session and spoke about the importance of truth, democracy, and freedom.
MEP Mislav Kolakusic (Croatia) made the clear, unequivocal statement that physicians should define pandemics, not the World Health Organisation.
MEP Christine Anderson (Germany) emphasised that the EU Covid Committee reports are repeating, as accepted wisdom, every single lie that we have encountered throughout this outbreak.
Dr. Guiseppe Tritto
Dr. Natalia Prego
Professor Giovanni Frajese
Emmanuelle Darles
Alejandro Diaz Villalobos spoke about the paediatric consequences of the mismanagement in Mexico.

Dr. Kirk Milhoan (USA), made it abundantly clear about the cardiac pathology associated with the COVID “vaccines”, the unnecessary deployment of these “vaccines” in paediatric populations and the excess mortality and morbidity that has been associated with that.

⦁ Dr. Rosanna Chifari spoke about the foetal effects of the “vaccines” and that spike activates microglia in the brain, as well as the CNS consequences of this.

⦁ Dr. Arne Berkhartd spoke about damage to the heart and lungs observed in his series of 75 autopsies. Dr. John B highlighted some of Dr. Berkhartd’s points in a Twitter thread. “Important presentation by pathologist Prof. Dr. Arne Burkhardt (Germany) yesterday (3 May 2023) in the EU Parliament at the International Covid Summit III,” he began.

⦁ Dr. Ryan Cole spoke about the effects of the covid “vaccines” on cancer.
⦁ Vincent Pavan spoke about the data concerning all-cause mortality in France.

⦁ Dr. Theo Schetters showed the correlation between the deployment of the vaccines and the waves of excess all-cause mortality in the elderly.

⦁ Dr. Jessica Rose presented a summary of adverse effects reported in the VAERS database. You can watch Dr. Rose’s 10-minute presentation on Rumble HERE and she has shared the slides from her presentation on her Substack HERE.

⦁ Drs. Meryl Nass and Katarina Lindley warned about the amendments to the International Health Regulations.

⦁ Dr. Robert Malone concluded the Summit by summarising the day’s highlights. You can watch his closing remarks and read the transcript.

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Soludo Promises to Pay School Fees of 2,300 Students

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Rhoda Onuzulike
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Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra on Thursday promised to pay the 2022/2023 academic session’s third term school fees of 2, 350 students of Urban Girls Secondary School, Fegge, Onitsha.

Soludo, who made the promise when he visited the school while on an assessment visit, said the fees would be paid his personal money.

The Governor also used the occasion to encourage the students to remain good ambassadors of the state.

He harped on the need to always maintain hygiene both at home and in school.

The Governor called on the teachers to ensure they give the best to the students and assured that quality education would remain top priority of his government.

Bauchi State To Distribute 4.4m Mosquito Nets To Curb Malaria

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Olasunbo Okoromi
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The Bauchi State Government says it will soon distribute 4.4 million Insecticide Treated Nets (ITNs) to households in the state.

The project is handled in collaboration with U.S. Government President Malaria Initiative (PMI-US) and Against Malaria Foundation (AMF).

Dr Sani Dambam, the Chairman of Bauchi State Agency for the Control of HIV/AIDs, Tuberculosis/Leprosy and Malaria (BACATMA), said this at a news briefing on ITNs distribution campaign in Bauchi on Thursday.

Dambam said that “the State Government was committed to reducing the burden of malaria in the state.

“The agency, in collaboration with the National Malaria Elimination Programme (NMEP), PMI-US and AMF, is currently implementing Net Campaign to distribute 4.4 million ITNs to every household in the state.

“Before these nets will be distributed, registration of households will be conducted…This is referred to as household mobilisation.”

Dambam said that “the registration process would commence from May 27 to June 4, to issue cards to every household for a free net.”

“The distribution of the free nets will commence from June 21 to June 27.

“A representative of each household is expected to go to the distribution point written on their cards to collect free nets.”

Dambam educated the public on how the nets could be it to maximum use.

According to him, “the net should first be spread for 24 hours in the shade before being used inside.”

He urged beneficiaries to judiciously use the nets to fight the malaria scourge in the state.

“Let us win the fight against malaria in Bauchi State by sleeping inside the ITN every night,” Dambam further said.

Former Ondo State First Lady Advocates End Of Female Genital Mutilation

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Olasunbo Okoromi
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Nigerians have been urged to continue to advocate for the end of Female Genital Mutilation in the country. The wife of the former governor of Ondo State, Mrs Olukemi Mimiko gave the urge at the lauching of the Book title OGORIRE: Our Blood, their Blood ” in Abuja the nation’s capital.

She said that a better life and the improvement of the life of the girl child should also be prioritized.

The writter of the Book OGORIRE Mr Kunle Awojemile who is a staff of the Federal Ministry of Environment, said that the book was an advocacy book on female genital mutilation to help eradicate the practice. He also noted that the book also exposes the tradition around Female genital mutilation.

“The protagonist in the book shows us the medical conditions that can result from a female genital mutilation, such as services such as inverses battery frontier development of keloids for the girl child. So, this book is my little contribution to that advocacy to eradicate the harmful practice,” he explained.

He also noted that there was plan to partner with the Ministry of health and hospitals so that the book can be part of details that would be talked about at anti natals.

A former Director, Federal Civil Service Commission, Mr Olowoofoyeku James Osuji said that there was the need to educate the practitioners of Female Genital Mutilation, FGM otherwise known as Female Genital Cutting, FGC on the dangers it portends.

Mr Osuji also noted that the circumcisers should be economically empowered to stop this dangerous practice.

He said efforts should also be made to use them as referrals to standard hospitals where mothers who believe in such can be educated on the dangers of FGM.

He also emphazied the survival of children especially the female child, their protection, growth to adulthood, education and overall general development should be the focus of all.

The book; OGORIRE: OUR BLOOD, THEIR BOND would be added to other literature available on Female Genital Mutilation, otherwise known as Female Genital Cutting, FGC.

Teachers Retirement Age: Kogi State Okays 65 Years

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Rhoda Onuzulike
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The Kogi State House of Assembly in North-Central Nigeria has approved and passed 65 Years as the Retirement Age of Teachers in Kogi State and Related Matters Bill, 2022 on Thursday 11th May.

The speaker of the House, Matthew Kolawale, while explaining declared that with the new development, teachers will now retire at the age of 65 years or after 40 years of public service, whichever is applicable.

Teachers Retirement Age: Benue Assembly Passes Bill

“The Public Service Rule or any legislation that requires a person to retire from the public service at 60 years of age or after 35 years of service shall not apply to teachers in Kogi from the date of commencement of this law,’’ he added.

The 7th assembly is speeding up the examination clause by clause of some other bills, as it is making way for the new assembly to assume duties as required. Among the bills considered include: “A Bill for a Law to Amend the Kogi State Utility Infrastructure Management and Compliance Agency and Other Matters Connected Therewith, 2018.” As well as  “A Bill for a Law to Establish the Kogi State Roads Fund Management and Administration Board and Other Matters Connected Therewith, 2022.”

It is worthy of note that the objective of the bill is to establish the Kogi State Roads Fund Management and Administration Board (KOSRFMAB), which would operate and manage the State Roads Fund (SRF).

In addition, the speaker stated that the board is also to serve as a repository for revenue accruing sources for financing the management, rehabilitation, design, development, maintenance and other activities connected to the provision of Class B, Class C and Class D roads in the state.

He revealed that the latest bills already examined are likely to be the last set of bills to be passed by the 7th Assembly which commenced its activities on June 4, 2019, before it hands over in the next three weeks.

Sudan Crisis: FG Dispatches Food Items To Nigerians

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Rhoda Onuzulike
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Nigeria’s Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, has dispatched assorted food items approved for the Nigerian Embassy in Sudan to cater for the stranded Nigerians that are waiting for airlift in Port Sudan back home from war-torn Sudan.

The food items, according to the Director General NEMA, Mustapha Ahmed said the move was meant to cater for the Nigerian citizens while the continuous evacuation is being strengthened.

” The items consist of 100 bags of 10 kg rice, 50 bags of 10kg beans, 10 cartons of seasoning, 50 cartons of spaghetti and 5 bags of iodized salt. 

Documentation Completed For 10th Batch Sudan Evacuees

” The items were airlifted on Thursday to Port Sudan by Tarco Aviation which earlier brought 123 stranded Nigerians to Abuja.

“The latest arrival has brought the total number of evacuated stranded Nigerians to 2,246 in 12 different flights,“ Ahmed explained.

It must be emphasized that the evacuation exercise is continuing with efforts being made to engage some Nigerian airlines to strengthen the airlift of Nigerian willing and have been profiled to return home from Sudan.

Pres Buhari Commissions TETFUND Projects In Makurdi

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Rhoda Onuzulike
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TETFUND Task Institutions On Academic Programmes

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, commissioned about six projects executed by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFUND at the campuses of Benue State University, Makurdi, in North Central Nigeria.

President Buhari recalled that the support of his administration towards activities of TETFund, including the recent upward review of Education Tax from 2 percent to 2.5 percent has in no small measure contributed to the successes of the establishment.

The President noted that through the support of the Federal Government, TETFUND has performed greatly in the provision of physical infrastructure, support for academic staff training and development, book publication, ICT, as well as Research and Development in public tertiary educational institutions across the country.

He expressed the hope that with the commissioning of the infrastructures, the University projects would in no small measure further enhance teaching and learning and also improve academic standards of the institution.

He pointed out that apart from Benue State University, Makurdi about 8 other public tertiary educational institutions in the State including Joseph Sarwuan Tarka university, Makurdi, have not been exempted from TETFUND intervention.

Buhari urged beneficiaries of the projects valued at over N2.6 billion Naira to protect them from damage.

The Nigerian leader was represented by the Mibister of Special Duties and Inter-governmental Affairs, Senator George Akume.

In his remarks, the Executive Secretary of TETFund, Sunny Echono, said the Nigerian Government had made huge investments in various educational institutions through TETFUND amounting to about N18.3 billion between 2011 and 2021.

Echono explained that TETFUND had received more funding under President Muhammadu Buhari than any other administration in the past 21 years.

Earlier, the Vice Chancellor, Benue State University, Makurdi, Professor Tor Iorapuu commended TETFUND for the gesture and appealed for more interventions to address the infrastructural deficit affecting the institution.

TETFUND Allocates N30 B In 18 Tertiary Institutions

Professor Iorapuu also acknowledged the role of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU whose initiative led to the establishment of TETFUND during the military junta.

The Vice Chancellor however urged ASUU to modify its strategies of engagement with the Nigerian Government in making demands for improvement of welfare for its members.

The projects inaugurated include an academic office Complex, block of offices at College of Health Sciences, Faculty of Education complex, Health and Counselling Development centre as well as Centre for Research and Innovation.

Abuja Airport Runway: Federal Executive Council Approves N3.4b Consultancy Fee

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Angel Gimalo
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The federal executive council (FEC) has approved the sum of N3.4 billion as consultancy fee for the construction of a second runway at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (NAIA), Abuja.

Garba Shehu, presidential spokesperson, disclosed this to journalists after the council meeting presided over by Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday.

FEC had approved N92.123 billion for the construction of the second runway in March last year.

Shehu said the council also approved N449.9 million for the engagement of consultants for the development of a master plan for 17 airports in Nigeria.

The airports are Murtala Mohammed (Lagos), Nnamdi Azikiwe (Abuja), Mallam Aminu Kano (Kano), Port Harcourt, Owerri, Benin, Enugu, Maiduguri, Yola, Kaduna, Calabar, Ilorin, Sokoto, Ibadan, Jos, Akure, and Katsina.

Meanwhile, the presidential spokesperson said FEC also approved N90 billion for the completion of various roads totalling over N125 billion.

According to Shehu, over N33 billion was approved for the completion of some major roads in Borno, Adamawa, Kogi, Delta, Ondo, Ogun, and Benue states.

He noted that N10.3 billion was approved for the construction of a multi-storey office complex of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) in Lagos.

The presidential spokesperson said the council also approved the establishment of the National Institute for Domestic Security at Irogbo-Ilesa, Osun state, which had a budgetary provision of N285 million in 2022 and N360 million in 2023.

Buhari Appoints Security Adviser On INTERPOL

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faith Jegede
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President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed retiring Assistant Inspector General of Police, Garba Baba Umar, as a Senior Security Adviser on International Police Cooperation and Counter-terrorism in the Office of the Minister of Police Affairs.

The appointment was to enable Nigeria keep its place as an Executive Member of INTERPOL, which is currently being held by Umar.

This appointment was announced in a statement by the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu.

Though Umar is billed to retire from the Nigeria Police Force soon, his office as an Executive Member of the INTERPOL subsists till November 2024, according to the statement.

“To enable Nigeria to keep the important position and make way for him to complete his nationally beneficial tenure as an Executive Member of the International Police Organization, INTERPOL, President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed the retiring Assistant Inspector General of Police, Garba Baba Umar as a Senior Security Adviser on International Police Cooperation and Counter-terrorism in the office of the Minister of Police Affairs.

“In approving his appointment, President Buhari took note of a precedent in which a former Executive Member, AIG Kamal Subair (Rtd) was retained in service by the Federal Government of Nigeria after retirement in 2018.

“President Buhari also took note of the fact that during his tenure as a member of the Executive Committee, AIG Umar assisted Nigeria in many ways, with the hope that in the remaining one year, he will even do more in securing equipment for crimes, border management and counter-terrorism for the country and in helping to get more Nigerians into important positions in the INTERPOL.

“AIG Umar’s tenure at the INTERPOL ends in November 2024, and his new appointment as Senior Security Adviser takes effect from 16th of May, 2023,” the statement read.

Extreme Heat Condition: Spain To Prohibit Outdoor Work

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Angel Gimalo
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Spain is set to ban outdoor work during periods of extreme heat, Spanish Labor Minister Yolanda Diaz announced.

Diaz clarified that the ban would be enforced when Spain’s meteorological agency, AEMET, issues red or orange heat warnings, a scenario that has already unfolded on a few abnormally hot occasions this year.

Last summer during a heatwave in Madrid, for instance, a 60-year-old died while cleaning the city’s streets. Days later, another 56-year-old died while delivering flyers to homes.

Spain’s public health agency estimated that extreme temperatures killed nearly 6,000 people in 2022. The vast majority of the deaths occurred in the summer months.

According to AEMET, last summer was Spain’s hottest since record-keeping began in 1961.

Spain continues to grapple with exceptionally hot and dry conditions this year. In fact, the country has just recorded its warmest, driest, and sunniest April to date.

In response to the country’s debilitating drought and heat crisis, the Spanish government has called an emergency ministerial meeting for Thursday. During this meeting, the government may pass a new measure aimed at protecting workers from extreme heat.

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