Lifemanage:

Give discos to Telco companies, and the problem will be solved

deathtoLeo:
Hahahahahaha no wonder they're secretly trying to go back to pdp after going to Apc openly.

Hahahahahaha see Wike's life
hiohiohiohio

But are they really not stupid, did Wike himself decamp to APC? Why doing too much to impress him. It's good they have all lost their seats. They never merited it in the first place.

Bribri:
At mile 12 right if yes, I was there too

Hnmmm.. that's true .. omor you were there .. I drove pass there and scolded the useless police men . But they chose to argue and abuse me ,saying why did I drive pass and not carry her

Judge Inyang Ekwo has been a judicial rascal for so many years. It is strange that the NJC took so long to punish him.

I know that APC members enjoy telling lies, but even Tinubu cannot believe that lie!

Hmm many of them didn’t read before commenting rubbish.

magoo10:
When you are being led by a drunkard you will find yourself inside gutter.

The drunkard must have given them the 40 year old wine 🍷🍷🍷🍷

That was why they scored the own goal

carpapers.com.ng

Hmmm...
I even thought it was the seats of the 27 olosho law hawkers.

Kyng1:



Storyland I don't know if you're doubting what I just put up above, but if you're then you're absolutely wrong, because all what I stated is 100% true and a fact that cannot be erased.

If I had lied on anything that I made mentioned above, then let nothing good ever comes my way, make life nor ever favor me, anything I dey find for my life make I nor see am, make me and my entire family nor see the end of this year.

Bros no need to curse yourself na...

You don't need to convince anyone!

Mariangeles:



Exactly why you should've runaway without any shame or guilt.

What if I had ran away from and she committed suicide? What would have become of me or my life? That'd have been the end of my life journey. All these are the reasons I couldn't back off, unfortunately for me it's already too late, my life is a complete mess right now. Such is life.

Topman7:


YOU HAVE NO SENSE IN YOUR HEAD.

A STINKING ANIMAL FROM ENGLAND TRASHES YOUR COUNTRY, AND INSTEAD OF YOU TO TELL HIM TO GO TO BLAZES, YOU ARE TYPING RUBBISH.

Do you know how many people are shot in America every day?

In a year AT LEAST 30,000 Americans are shot dead by fellow Americans annually.

It’s a country where you can walk into a shop and buy a gun. Even a machine gun!

Has that ROTTEN, SMELLY ENGLISH ANIMAL WITH YELLOW TEETH ever trashed America or called it ‘too dangerous to visit’?

You are the fooooool here we talking about UK not us and even the US no need to mention nigeria where USA dey Nigeria is a dead country believe me

Tinubu is working.

Kai , the colonial masters have rejected the visit, what an irony.

The Primacy of Truth (Part 9)

By Crusoe Osagie

In my line of work, the implement I find most useful and disturbing, in equal proportion, is my mobile phone.

It is the most important tool for my work being a very portable communication device, yet the most hazardous to my health because calls and messages come in nonstop, subjecting me to enormous amounts of pressure for almost 24 hours every day.

One fateful day, this important device I hate to love was blaring ceaselessly with a call from a strange telephone number, and like the judge in the parable of the persistent widow in Luke Chapter 18, I grudgingly took the call, essentially because the phone was driving me crazy.

“Hello,” I said. “Crusoooe,” I heard on the other side of the phone, in a most informal, but familiar tone.

I wrestled with my mind trying to recall who the strange caller with the familiar voice was.

“Is this Don?” I asked. “Yes, na me, Donald,” he responded.

Donald was my schoolmate at the university. He was in the Faculty of Engineering.

Try to picture those extremely funny and playful students in the hostel who still manage to be among the best in class. That was Donald exactly. His classmates in engineering did not like to play with him because you only do so at your own peril. He managed to keep his grades very high no matter how hard he played.

The last time I saw Donald was at the Apapa Ports in Lagos. I was on my way to Creek Road where my office was when I ran into him. He was a senior engineer at the Dangote Sugar Refinery.

Back to our telephone conversation: “What’s up, Don?” I queried.

“I just wanted to tell you I am now in Benin City,” he responded.

“Really, you’re no longer with Dangote Sugar Refinery?” I probed.

“No, I have been hired by a company in Edo State, one of the food-grade ethanol processing companies,” he enthused.

After our conversation ended, it was Governor Godwin Obaseki’s effort to industrialize Edo State that came to mind. For decades, the employment-related migration was always mainly from Edo State to Lagos.

In the last few years, however with Governor Obaseki at the helm, the migratory trend seems to be reversing. Skilled manpower is now moving from Lagos and other industrialized States back to Edo.

Just like Donald, my mother’s youngest son, Francis, who is a Financial Advisor with one of the biggest investment banks in the United States was visiting Benin City last November and so he accompanied me to a business cocktail.

It was on our way home from the cocktail that he told me that one of the executives of a big-ticket investor in Edo State offered him a role in the finance directorate of their business.

Francis told him he would think about it just to blow him off, only to sit side-by-side with the same man on the plane to Lagos as Francis returned to the States. It was an awkward moment for him when the man asked if he had not made up his mind yet.

In the last eight years, the Obaseki-led administration has grown Edo’s economy from about $10bn to over $26bn. These are not just statistical figures.

They are fruits that have sprouted on the back of nuanced reforms and partnerships by the State Government over these past years. These investments include:
• The 6600 barrels per day (bpd) Edo Modular Refinery which was birthed through a partnership with AIPCC Energy
• The Ossiomo Independent Power Project, birthed in partnership with CCETC Power.
• The Duport Refinery, which is operated by Duport Midstream Company Limited, in Egbokor, Orhionmwon Local Government Area of the State.
• The Edo State Oil Palm Programme (ESOPP), a $2bn investment outlay attracted to the State for the development of over 70,000 hectares of oil palm plantation. The project has been described as the biggest oil palm development programme on the African continent. Some of the companies investing in the ESOPP programme include Dufil Prima Foods, which has Singaporean-Indonesian origin; Fayus Inc., an America-based company, Flour Mills of Nigeria (FMN), among others.

• Edo boasts of two ethanol plants, including the Dufil Ethanol Plant in Ovia South West and the Greenhill Ethanol Plant in Ologbo, Ikpoba Okha Local Government Area of State, which has been projected to meet 5.8 percent of Nigeria’s ethanol needs and rake in about $29 million in revenue yearly at full capacity.

• Another key partner in the State is Mota Engil, a Portuguese international group, which has emerged as the preferred bidder for the Benin River Port Project. The company is set to move to site to commence construction of the 300,000 TEU port project in Benin.

These are a few of the investments that have come into the State on account of Governor Obaseki’s deft capacity to organize the operating environment to attract investments and support business growth. They are an outcome of the ‘many MOUs’ Memoranda of Understanding signed by the State Government in these past eight years.

Will my schoolmate, Donald; his family members, friends, his mother, father, and the likes of him who have benefitted from Edo’s economy roaring back to life sit idly and watch the Lions and Tigers take us back to the days when Edo was just a civil service State?

The jury is out and the battleground is the gubernatorial election on September 21, 2024.

Sadly, not many will read this. Our people are inundated by a deluge of tall tales and they can hardly find space to accommodate the Primacy of Truth.

Watch out for Part 10.

Osagie, a journalist, is the Special Adviser to Governor Godwin Obaseki on Media Projects

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Laple0541:
So this Alake is still in Tinubu’s government? His case was like that of a round peg in a square hole. He ought to have been put in the field he knows best.

Tinubu needs to reassess his cabinet and engage more technocrats. Some members of this current cabinet are just too docile.

Btw, why is Fashola not been an active part of this government? Did anyone has a tangible reason? He’s far better than many of these guys.

Fashion clearly stated that he told Tinubu he wanted to rest after 8yrs of serving buhari

INEC, add 27 mumu lawmakers who like proverbial flies who follow dead body (Wike) to grave

Fuckyoumod:
South Africans are animals! They stand for nothing, South Africa is a xenophobic country.

They are animals from caves and forest of zulu

LMFAO. Keep on crying slowpoke . Proudly xenophobic as long as that makes tribalists and religious bigots cry

The Tide Stretching from the old Port Harcourt Township down to D-Line, youths under the banner of Ijaw Youth Council (IYC) processed in colours of white, red and green to mark this year’s Adaka Boro Day.
By 8am yesterday morning, starting from Aggrey Road, down to Lagos Bus Stop, traffic built up to the gate of Government House, Port Harcourt

komzy589:
■ Unfortunately the implications are different for men. It is not the only one though; responsibilities and so many other things are not the same as it is with women. Many will imply that society made it so, but is it really society! The reality is that one stands a good chance of missing out if one goes against the norm. I know of men that believe they will only get married when they find a woman who’s ready to share equal marital responsibilities. They are still waiting. That’s what happens when one goes against the tide.
Society didn’t make it so. It is just the model.

Stop using my mention to continue this yammering abeg! 🤔

None of this directly addresses any of the concerns raised in my previous post so why tag me in this? So, what gives?

ChatterHouse:
I use to have cows that I gave my cousins to help me graze but last year I decided to buy a piece of land to start a Close grazing

Unfortunately Bandits Rustled all the cows and killed two people managing the field area
I don't want to keep making loss all my investments in the North is next to nothing so I decided to invest in pork farming in the core North

Any advice please I heard pork farming is lucrative and am down to it

you took a wise decision,it's very lucrative but always take proper care of it, look for workshop/seminars or ebooks on pig farming in your area to attend it will help you

NeckingNgulping:
I'm of strong opinion that if they can meter most households, and generate stable electricity, Discos will make a whole lot of money as people will always recharge and pay their bills when they're sure it will get them the services they're paying for.

When you see that your neighbour has paid and has light, you would want to pay as quickly as possible to get yours. That's just the way it is.

The parts of my state with steady light use meters and a far cry from the parts that don't use it and are on estimated billing.

they don’t prefer metering cos they know they can’t give stable power

STILL RUNNING GOLD CONSUMERS ARE STILL EARNING SO HURRY UP TO.

The vacancies include the Garki/Babura Federal Constituency of Jigawa State, caused by the death of Isa Dogonyaro on Friday in Abuja after an illness and three other state constituencies.

The state constituencies are: Khana 2 State Constituency of Rivers State, the Bagwai/Shanono State Constituency of Kano State, and the Zaria Kewaye State Constituency of Kaduna State

Where is Rivers state mentioned in this news?.

Wait oo

general111:
Normal level.
We will always have opposition everywhere.
Meanwhile 3 bodies of the hostages has been discovered in the same rafah that they didnt want Israel to go into.

They where bombed to death by thier supposed mighty rescures. This is despite Hamas offering to return them freely & unharmed for halt in conflict.

Wike shines anywhere he finds himself.

Progress made on my electric Keke
Location: Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
Conversion of Keke to electric

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2sXaU1FHeI?si=-mkwIclJGx2f9xqP

Hi everyone, I need your suggestions and experienced advise based on the profie of me and my wife below.
i am a Canadian citizen currently living in Nigeria for more than 1 year, I got married to my wife some months ago. My wife is a postgraduate student in one of the federal universities in Nigeria.

We know about the sponsorship process but we do not want sponsorship for now as I am currently still here in NIgeria attending to some personal issues.

My wifes birthday is coming up in a few months time and I am planning a month getaway to Canada for the 2 of us so basically whats the suggestion in how to go about applyiing for a visit visa for my wife.

I am worried that the stundentship will not be enough a proof that she has ties to NIgeria, on the flip side since she is eligible to apply for PR in the future, I am wondering if I add a note that we are aware that abusing the visitor visa if granted will affect her chances at PR in future so we wouldnt be abusing it.

i am her sponsor and have a balance of over 50,000cad in cash to show as proof of funds.

YOur advise is very much appreciated all.

mediclife1987:


Na why I no dey mumu for any ugly girl wey dey show me face be that. The frog wey my elder brother marry dom show am shege sotey dem don separate now.

All of them na dem-dem, na just 419 dem dey use, they're all the same, so better eat the juiciest frog when you settle, cos when that ugly girl start dey show you her true color, you go wan commit suicide oh

No be lie