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OF PRINCE HARRY & HIS MOTHER PRINCESS DIANA: The Quest For Freedom.

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3 years ago

January 11, 2020

Some people’s quest for freedom is inborn. Put them in a cage made of gold, garnish them with the choicest of royalty, they will break free someday and find expression.

This is what we find running in the blood stream of Prince Harry in this Harry-Meghan story.

In 1980, 19-year-old Diana Spencer said ‘yes I do’ to the charming Prince Charles and got married into the British Royal Family. But the day she moved into the the Royal Family house, her newly-acquired personal policeman said to her:
“This is the last night of your freedom, ever, in the rest of your life. So make the most of it”.

Those words preempted her shackled life in the Royal Family. A day before her wedding, she told her sister “I can’t do this.” As she walked out of the royal carriage on her wedding day, she felt like a lamb to the slaughter.

Not too long after they tied the marital knot, Prince Charles allegedly began to cheat on her with her own sister Camella. Devastated, Princess Diana was drown in depression and several times attempted suicide when she cut her wrist and even threw herself on the floor when she was pregnant.

Prince William and Princess Diana

With so much incompatibilities, the marriage hit the rock when both Charles and Diana went their separate ways in 1992.
The British press took side with Charles and called Diana all sorts of names but she was undaunted in her quest for love and freedom. She began to travel round the world touching lives through charity. Though she found the freedom she craved, her life was hunted.

Princess Diana knew her life was in the line as she began to fear been assassinated. In a letter dated October 1996 and written to Burrell, “This phase in my life is the most dangerous. They are planning an accident in my car.”

The sad day broke on August 31, 1997. Princess Diana was involved in a ghastly auto crash when on vacation with her new lover, Dodi son of multi billionaire owner of Harrods, Mohammed al Fayed, in Paris.

The Auto Crash That Took Princess Diana’s Life

And the statement made by the Queen on hearing the news of the accident and Diana’s death was suspicious. Her first comment, upon being told of Diana’s death, was to say: ‘Someone must have greased the brakes,’

Diana’s younger son Harry has since grown into a man and seems to have the same instinct in him, -the quest for freedom. Blood, they say, is ticker than water. Meghan has only made that dream come true. We don’t know how long their union will last but we are certain one something; Harry has found his freedom. And we pray the freedom lasts.

Not to long ago, Prince Harry said the “ruthless campaign “ against the Duchess of Sussex is “history repeating itself”.

“I lost my mother and now I watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces.”

This is the only way Harry could avenge his mother’s death.
Shalom.

Written by Oche Onu
with agency reports.

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BSU Student Found Dead Days After Missing

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1 month ago

February 23, 2023

Oche Onu

A 300-level student of Benue State University (BSU), Erekaa Naomi Dooshima, has been found dead few days after she was declared missing.

On Tuesday, Ukan Kurugh, the Benue activist, raised the alarm over the whereabouts of the student.

In a post on his verified Facebook page, Kurugh said her identity card, phone, and blood-stained clothes were found in Markudi, the state capital.

“Missing person: A girl by name Erekaa Naomi Dooshima with her Facebook user name “Affection Erikz” is missing, her clothes stained with blood, her phone, identity card were found around Rahama clinic opposite medical school Makurdi. She is a 300-level mass communication student at the Benue State University,” he wrote.

“If anybody has any useful information about her, please contact the nearest police station or the university authority for immediate action.”

In a follow-up post, the activist said the student had been found dead.

Kurugh said the lady’s corpse was found in a fenced land in Markudi and was exhumed by police operatives.

“The corpse of this young lady by name Erekaa Naomi Dooshima I made a post about her missing yesterday has been found in a fenced land behind Bolek Filling State after medical school and is currently been exhumed by men of the Nigeria Police Force Makurdi Benue state,” he added.

The state police spokesperson, Sewuese Anene confirmed the development.

Anene, however, said there is an ongoing investigation to get more details on the incident.

“Yes, we recovered a lady’s corpse yesterday (Wednesday). But I don’t have much details about her at the moment,” she said.

Source: platformsafrica

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SOUTH-WEST LP DEBUNK FAKE DEFECTION NEWS

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2 months ago

February 13, 2023

Oche Onu

South-West LP Debunk Fake News of Leaders Joining APC

PRESS RELEASE

The attention of the Labour Party of Nigeria especially the Ondo State Chapter has been drawn to a purported meeting/defection held at Adegbemile hall, Akure, today Monday 13th February 2023 at noon.
The meeting attended by about a few dozen people alledged that the entire Southwest Labour Party has been merged with the All Progressive Congress (APC) with effect from today. As expected, the meeting was chaired by an expelled Labour Party member, Mr. Banji Omotoso, who was the then caretaker state chairman in Ekiti state from 2017 to 2019.

The Ondo State Labour Party under the leadership of our able chairman Chief (Mrs.) Remilekun Ojo make bold to state as follows:

That the labour party of Nigeria in the Southwest and entire Nigeria remains one and an indivisible party.
That the entire Labour Party of Nigeria has never at anytime and will under no circumstances ever think of merging with any other Party, not even the All Progressives Congress (APC) that has brought untold hardship and suffering to the entire nation.
That the so-called Southwest coodinator Mr. Banji Omotoso was an expelled member of the party, who since January 2020 has ceased to have anything whatsoever to do with our great Party.
That the said Mr. Banji Omotoso was expelled for gross malfeasance and anti-party activities. Therefore he has no authority from any quarters to speak for or on behalf of the Labour Party in Ondo State.
That we strongly make it clear to the general public and well-meaning long-suffering citizens of Nigeria to disregard any information from the said Mr. Banji Omotoso who has since ceased to be our (LABOUR PARTY) member.

Thank you.

Signed ;
Chief (Mrs.) Remilekun Ojo
Ondo State Chairman

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BREAKING: CBN Bows To Pressure, Increases Withdrawal Limit to 500k

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3 months ago

December 22, 2022

Oche Onu

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has revised its cash withdrawal limit policy, stating that individuals and corporate organisations can now withdraw N500,000 and N5 million respectively within a week.

Platforms Africa reports that the apex bank announced this in a letter dated December 21 and signed by the CBN Director of Banking Supervision, Haruna Mustafa. The letter, which was made available to PlatformsAfrica, was addressed to all deposit money banks and other financial institutions.

“The maximum weekly limit for cash withdrawal across all channels by individuals and corporate organizations shall be N500,000.00 and N5,000,000.00 respectively,” the letter read.

Cash withdrawal above the limits shall be subject to a processing fee of 3 per cent and 5 per cent for individuals and corporate organisations respectively.

According to the CBN, the decision to revise the policy was based on feedback received from stakeholders.

Previously, individuals were constrained to N100,000 cash withdrawals weekly and N20,000 daily while corporate organisations were limited to weekly withdrawals of N500,000.

“Third-party cheques above N100,000 shall not be eligible for payment over-the-counter, while the extant limit of N10 million on clearing cheques still subsist,” the letter added.

The CBN said monthly returns on cash withdrawal transactions above the specified limits should be rendered to the banking supervision department, other financial institutions’ supervision and payments system management departments.