If you notice someone with a black dot on the palm, call the police immediately!
See a person that has a black dot on
the palm? You should call the police immediately, because it means that the
person is in trouble. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter less The “Black Dot
Campaign” started on Facebook and it helps to recognize the victims of domestic
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“The black dot on the hand lets professionals know you’re a really vulnerable domestic violence survivor, and that you need help but can’t ask, because your abuser is watching your every move,” stated the organizers behind this campaign.
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worldwide, and has already helped 6 people. This is a story from one of the
first women who was rescued thanks to the “Black Dot Campaign.” “I’m heavily
pregnant and the baby’s father is very abusive. With words, his hands. I’ve
been petrified for so long and even more with the baby coming soon. I was at
the hospital yesterday, he was with me, he never leaves my side anymore. I had
to have an examination so the consultant asked me to lie on the bed and drew
the curtain. I leant over and took the pen out of his pocket, pulled his hand
over to me and wrote HELP ME. I didn’t have to say a word. This campaign gave
me the strength and the idea how to ask for help. I am now safe somewhere else
thanks to that consultant and the “Black Dot Campaign.” Thank you, 1 week to go
until my due date and I am finally safe.” Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
blond For many victims, this campaign is enabling them to speak out for the
very first time.
See a person that has a
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it means that the person is in trouble.
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Jonathn's men Buhari
badly wants to imprison
Omotayo Yusuf 4 hours ago 87985
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President Muhammadu Buhari’s trip to the United Kingdom in May with 60
other world leaders is expected to facilitate the extradition of looters
who have fled the country.
Significantly, eight persons have been fingered as key figures president
Muhammadu Buhari is seriously interested in bringing back to the
country to face corruption charges. These people served or benefitted
illegally during the administration of Goodluck Jonathan.
The Punch reports that the summit would be used as a ground to further
the cause of extraditing looters and allowing the Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission to prosecute them.
Mr Musiliu Obanikoro
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Musiliu Obanikoro
Senator Musiliu Obanikoro is a former minister of state for defence and
is allegedly hiding in the US. The EFCC has been on his trail in
connection to the misappropriation of $2.1 billion meant for the
purchase of arms. The fund was disbursed through Sambo Dasuki, the
former national security adviser allegedly on behalf of the Peoples
Democratic Party. It was reported that part of the money was sent to the
former Lagos gubernatorial candidate to facilitate the rigging of the
Ekiti and Osun elections.
The EFCC official said: “The huge funds were paid into the accounts of
the ex-Minister for elections in the two states.
“There are allegations that the funds were not disbursed as expected
because the candidates had their own campaign funds.
“Although some military and security personnel were to benefit from the
slush funds, they were also short-changed.”
“But we have discovered that the ex-Minister has sneaked out of the
country. As soon as we establish his whereabouts, we know what to do.”
Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu
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Adamu Mu’azu is a former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic
Party and is wanted by the EFCC for the disbursement of government fund
to PDP zonal chairmen. He resigned his position as chairman of the party
following the defeat of the PDP at the general elections. He is
reportedly hiding in Singapore.
Abdulrasheed Maina
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Abdulrasheed Maina is the former chairman of the Pension Reform Task
Force. He was declared wanted by the EFCC for his supposed role in the
fraudulent biometric contracts in which himself and former Head of
Service, Steve Oronsaye, and two others were fingered for stealing over
N2billion of pension funds.
He has also been declared wanted by Interpol following Nigeria’s request
to apprehend the fugitive.
Interpol stated that: “Be informed that the Bureau has taken necessary
action on the wanted fugitive as requested with Interpol General
Secretariat, Lyon, France. He has been published on the INTERPOL Red
Notice accordingly.”
Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke
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Diezani Alison-Madueke is the former minister of petroleum resources
during the administration of Jonathan. The former minister is
embroidered in series of corruption cases with the most notable being
the lodgement and disbursement of N2.3b through Fidelity bank to
officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission during the
2015 elections. She is also facing cases of money laundering in the UK
where she has been hiding.
Ugonna Madueke
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Ugonna Madueke is the son of Diezani and reportedly served as the middle
man between his mother and the managing director of Fidelity bank,
Nnamdi Okonkwo who has also been arrested by the EFCC. His whereabouts
is unknown but there are indication hi is not in Nigeria. He has been
declared wanted by the EFCC.
Abdullahi Dikko
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Abdullahi Dikko
Abdullahi Dikko is the former comptroller-general of the Nigeria Customs
Service but voluntarily resigned in August, 2015. After his retirement,
he fled to Dubai where he has been hiding since. The house of the
former customs boss in Abuja was raided by the EFCC in January and the
EFCC has declared him wanted following his refusal to honour their
invitation.
Prof. Rufai Alkali
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Professor Rufai Alkali
Prof. Rufai Alkali served as senior political adviser to ex-president
and also the coordinator of Goodluck Support Group.
The EFCC traced N320 million to the group and Alkali was in charge of
distributing the money to 100 pro-Jonathan groups.
The money was channeled through the account of the Ministry of External
Affairs Library, before it was moved to the Joint Trust Dimension
Nigeria Limited.
Mr. Mohammed Adoke
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Mohammed-Bello-Adoke
Mr. Mohammed Adoke served as minister of justice and attorney general of
the federation. He is wanted in connection with the $1.1bn Malabu Oil
deal. Adoke is in The Netherlands where he claimed he is undergoing an
advanced law course. He was invited by the EFCC but has not honoured the
invitation yet. He wrote to vice president, Yemi Osinbajo saying the
EFCC invitation was curious and that some persons were planning to
humiliate him. He has not returned to Nigeria since and the EFCC are hot
on his trail.
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