Our story on “spreading HIV/AIDS intentionally” causes alarm!

We carried a story recently on persons in Norway spreading the disease with intent to kill a population.

Many readers have contacted us to find out who the people in question are and where in particular they have visited whenever they go out to party in the bars.

Those who have taken contact are very desperate to know who the disease carriers are, and most of them after they got answers to their questions have decided to go and get checked.

Due to the number of people who have called, and the desperation we sense during their inquiries, we can now conclude that many have been caught in the net, where they have had unprotected sex and are worried to have been infected.

One woman in particular, was very worried if infected, because after having had unprotected sex out there, she has also been with her husband.

When asked why she did it, she said “I do not want to think about why and how, I am just angry I did it without a condom. My husband and I, have an open relationship, but we agree to be extra careful, but here I am in this situation because I became careless after bottles of wine.”

Her major problem is also the fact that she is pregnant with her husband’s child and fears, if she has the disease, she may have passed it on to the child.

Being now 3 months pregnant and contemplating abortion, she is worried her husband who already knows she is pregnant will question why she wants to take the abortion. At the same time she fears to tell him of her carelessness due to fear of loosing him.

53 people have called African Press seeking clarification on the matter, as they express a lot of fear for their lives. Out of the 53 that has called, 32 are Norwegian women. The remaining group are men which include 5 members of the Norwegian parliament the Stortinget.

Meanwhile, we can now reveal that some of the Nigerian prostitutes in Norway have agreed to work with African Press in our efforts to document the sale of sex to the high class society in the country.

In our campaign, we will focus our attention towards politicians, government officials and top company executives.

The woman are now equipped with the smallest cameras not easy to notice so that they take photographs of sex buyers whenever they are with them.

The agreement between those who have accepted and APN will be enforced from Monday the 13th of November and will run for the next 3 months.

APN plans to publish the photographs on the Internet when the mission has been completed.

Due to legal reasons, consultations between APN and legal advisers will take place first, before APN goes ahead to release the list of the persons spreading the disease. When releasing the names, places they visit when in search of their prey will also be made public in order to warn the public of the danger they face whenever they are in such places.

To refresh your memory on the details of our earlier story, go to the link below:

Spreading HIV/AIDS intentionally in Norway “to kill a population!”

By Korir, African Press in Norway (APN)

africanpress@chello.no

Transaction: Genuine or not?

One of our readers has received the letter below and requested us to make it public.

Our readers, we believe are of good judgement. We therefore ask all readers to give us feedback on what they think and if they have also received such letters. The letter is supposed to have been sent by the CITIBANK NIGERIA PLC,.

If you have received similar letters, we are willing to make them public for the readers to analyse and make their own judgement.
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CITIBANK NIGERIA PLC,
MARINA LAGOS NIGERIA.
INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER.
LEICESTER CURRENCY
CHEQUE/DRAFT DEPARTMENT
TELEGRAM: FBNFOREX,

Hello,

I am Mr.Stanly Davis, Director Allocation department from the (CITIBANK
NIGERIA PLC,) Lagos Branch. my office monitors and controls the affairs of all banks and financial institutions in Nigeria concerned with foreign claims payment. I am the final signatory to any transfer or remittance of huge funds moving within banks both on the local and nternational levels in line with foreign claims settlement. I have before me list of funds, which
could not be transferred to some nominated accounts as these accounts have been identified either as ghost account, unclaimed deposits and
over-invoiced sum etc.
Your name was among the people expecting the funds to be transferred into their account, on this note: i wish to have a deal with you as regards to
your unpaid funds, I have your file before me and hope your data’s are correct and un-tampered unless you reconfirm it not correct. As it is my
duty to recommend the transfer of these surplus funds to the Federal Government Treasury and Reserve Accounts as unclaimed deposits, I have the opportunity to write you based on the instructions i received two days ago from the Foreign Debts reconciliation debt to submit the list of payment reports / expenditures and audited reports of revenues.
Among several others, I have decided to remit your claim sum following my idea that we can have a deal/agreement and I am going to do this legally.
My Conditions:
1. The fund will be transfer into your account after the processing of all relevant legal documents with your name as the bonfide beneficiary, the transfer will be made by draft or telegraphic transfer (T/T) confirmable in 3 working days.
2. This deal must be kept secret forever, and all correspondence will be strictly by email / telephone, for security purposes.
3. There should be no third parties as most problems associated with the fund release are caused by your agents or representative.
if you Agree with my conditions, I advice you on what to do immediately and the transfer will commence without delay as i will proceed to fix your name on the payment schedule instantly to meet the three days mandate.
I hope you donÂąt reject this offer and have this funds transferred.
Faithfully,
Mr.Stanly Davis
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We, in African Press, do not believe the transaction to be genuine, but wish to hear from readers who may have received similar letters.

By Korir, African Press in Norway

africanpress@chello.no

We have published the letter as it is with no alterations!

A big win in Sweepstakes or a scam?

One of our readers has received the letter below and we have decided to publish it in full in order to enable our readers to judge for themselves whether it is a scam or a genuine win.

Money in millions being dished out this way causes concern and we hope our readers are of good judgement. Many may fall victims of the exercise if it is a scam.

Read the letter, make your own judgement and give us feedback on what you think.

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EURO MILLONES ESPAÑOL S.L.
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37-41, Las Rozas
28008 Madrid,.REF: NÂș: 270-03894381-143.
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_______________________________We emphasise to our readers that we in APN do not believe the in the contents of the letter above. We ask for your opinion on the same.

By Korir, African Press in Norway (APN)

africanpress@chello.no

Do some Norwegian women consider their Black men worthless?

We raise this question due to a response by >Biloxyman< to our story titled   “ Some black men abuse their Norwegian women”

In the response here-below, Biloxyman is of the opinion that Norwegian women consider their black men to be worthless beings!

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One Response to “Some black men abuse their Norwegian women!”

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We appreciate Biloxyman’s sentiments due to the fact that the issue raised is very relevant within the African community in Norway.

Many African men are not used to women who direct them on anything. They will immediately consider such action as being pushed around.

While in Norway, however, they realise that they have no choice but to abide by the rules of the land, the rules that protect the woman’s right to decide in most cases in the home and on things like money and children.

Bloxyman raises the question of nagging by the women and the name-calling, stating that some women consider their men worthless, even if such men are hard-working to make ends meet economically.

The reality of the matter is that women consider themselves economically independent in Norway, and this becomes a big shock to an African man who is used to decide on the economy. 

Marrying a Norwegian woman for some African men is dream come true, but soon after marriage and the honeymoon period, the joyride is substituted by misery and a feeling of being worthless and powerless in the home, with limited right to take decisions on anything important. Here, the man may become depressed and feels as a slave in the home.

Many women will demand that the man is home around her most of the time as is the culture of the land. This causes headache for many African men who will immediately feel being locked up in the house by the woman.

Let the baby arrive and he is asked to take the responsibility to change the baby’s nappies, and take the child in the wagon around town and sometimes to the parks.

A hard nut to crack for many men and such men will immediately protest claiming their “kingship”  is being infringed in the home. A disagreement will arise and before realising what is happening, the women will have contacted a lawyer and filed for divorce.

This will lead the men to loose the rights to the child and become homeless.

On seeing their African friends thrown out by their women, others will choose to become ”actors” obeying the women in every direction, but in reality they are on standby waiting for their permanent residence permits that normally takes 3 years to acquire.

Is Bloxyman asking for policy change by the authorities to enable those  suffering African men to get their rights?

By Korir, African Press in Norway

africanpress@chello.no

 

Discrimination discourages African students to take higher education in Norway!

1. biloxyman Says:
   November 9th, 2006 at 10:10 pm e How comes there are very few students with African background who are either residents in this country, citizens etc, pursuing higher education in the national universities, or polytechnics..?
   I think, it’s a pity!

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 African Press in Norway agrees with “Biloxyman” who in the forum wonders why there are few African students pursuing higher education in Norway.

Many Africans do not pursue higher education because those who took higher education before them have not succeeded to become role models.

Many of them completed higher education after many years of schooling, only to land in washing jobs or taking care of old Norwegians in institutions such as the “old people’s homes or the homes for the elderly and sick persons.” 

Many employers are not interested in giving jobs to Africans and many other immigrants. They prefer to give jobs to ethnic Norwegians.

When sometimes confronted on why they do not even invite applicants from the minority groups for job interviews, whenever they apply for jobs, they resort to excuses that they rather give the jobs to those well versed in Norwegian language.

Surprisingly, and in most cases, you will find that the language is not needed in the job situation, yet they put emphasis on language to lock the minority out.

This kind of discrimination, discourages those who want to pursue higher education because they see those who should be their role models failing, and getting the opportunity to make use of their qualifications acquired after hard work in institutions of higher learning.

The Norwegian government has tried to encourage employers to recruit Africans and others from minority groups. Employers, however, have the last say, and will always get a reason to disqualify the African.

There should be a policy that forces through employment of qualified Africans in this country.

By Korir, African Press in Norway

africanpress@chello.no

 

Tanzania’s Ras Nas tours Pakistan!

Ras Nas, a.k.a Nasibu Mwanukuzi, is a poet and musician from Tanzania with rhythms and sounds from reggae, afro and world-beat music. Ras Nas, currently based in Oslo, Norway, is o­ne of the few African musicians spreading African music world-wide.

On these pages you will find free downloads in High Quality MP3’s of Ras Nas music from “Cut You Loose”; Ras Nas debut CD produced by Kongoi Productions.

You can also find a nice collection of poetry that flows like the River Nile, including short stories and lyrics by this poet-musician.

Some of Ras Nas songs are in Kiswahili, the most spoken language in East, Central and other parts of Africa.

Relax now, and read about latest releases, gigs and tourdates. Listen to some music, or read some poetry, lyrics, short stories and much more. Don’t forget to check out Ras Nas in your home town next time Ras Nas is in your area.

http://www.kongoimagazine.no/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=296

Ras Nas gigs, while in Lahore Pakistan, will join other artists at this year’s World Performing & Visual Arts Festival. The festival, arranged by Rafi Peer Theatre Group, is Asia’s biggest festival.

Ras Nas travels with drummer Uriel Seri and bassist Larry Skogheim. The three will be joined by musicians from both Islamabad and Lahore.

“This is a collaboration project made possible by the Horisont Foundation, we are looking forward to this great event,” says Ras Nas

The festival starts on 9th November. Other performers are Psalteria, Atif Aslam, Kenny Hogan, Conexion Tango, Sain Zahoor, Sher Miandad Khan, Son of Soil and more.

By Ira Ndunda, African Press in Norway

africanpress@chello.no