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Nehyooh:
My brother, you're very correct. Seriously, alot of relationship lack sincerity and loyalty. I just pray we find someone that will be sincere to us, and we also should reciprocate.

AMEN OO

Nehyooh:
What are your observations ?

Lack of sincerity really reaks the bond among couples

JonDon12:
Tribalism. All those legislators that decamped from pdp did that solely on tribal basis. All apc members voted primarily based on tribe, most of them knowing that buhari was and is a joke.

Secondly, cost of government. These politicians pay themselves too well. When Nigerians are going hungry, dino melaye has a fleet of luxury sports cars.
Dieziani private jets. Ganduje not only gets his official salary, he gets his official bribe.

This democracy is a joke

true..The democracy we have is not for the people it is for the government

Let me open the floor

donbachi:
Multi party,same useless or no ideology.

true

3riplef:
Let me open the floor

i feel nepotism and tribalism

Let me open the floor

Mattias Grafstrom, FIFA's deputy general secretary for football, told all 211 associations in a letter on June 29.

The International Football Association Board [IFAB], football's lawmakers, have previously worked closely with FIFA on the development and implementation of VAR in all competitions, including technological matter, training and education

Grafstrom's letter states: "We are proud that the introduction of VARs has been a universal success, with the implementation of the VAR system now complete in over 100 competitions globally.

"Following the successful launch period where FIFA worked in conjunction with The IFAB, we would like to inform you that all VAR-related activities will now transfer to FIFA."


All VAR-related questions, comments or suggestions have been directed to FIFA from July 1.

FIFA will continue to work with IFAB on matters involving VAR protocol, the Laws of the Game or approval requirements.

IFAB secretary Lukas Brud has told Sky Sports News it was always the intention for VAR's operational plans to be taken over by FIFA.

Last December Arsene Wenger, FIFA's chief of global football development, called on Premier League referees to use pitchside monitors before making decisions using VAR.

"That, for me, is the most important worry," said Wenger, after a meeting of the International Football Association Board (IFAB) in Belfast.

"The referee needs to have a monitor to check if he was right or wrong. He will gain in credibility, especially, knowing that the people at VAR have yet the experience to make these kinds of decisions. He has a review to see if he was right or wrong. That is important for his confidence as well."

He added: "I think it's working much better than we think. You want VAR to intervene at the right moment. They are not the ones who should make the decisions but the ones who help the referees make the right decisions."

FIFA's full control of VAR will be viewed as a 'land grab' by some observers, and there is no downplaying its significance.

Pierluigi Collina and Arsene Wenger, both hugely influential voices inside FIFA, have shared their frustrations over VAR's inconsistent use in some competitions around the world.

Collina, as chair of the FIFA referees' committee, has called for universal consistency and Wenger, who oversees football development, has been critical of the lack of pitchside monitor use by Premier League referees.

The technical director of lawmakers IFAB is David Elleray, a former Premier League referee, so English football may feel it has lost a powerful ally in the operational running of VAR.

Has VAR now lost its independence? That question will be asked by Premier League referees, without doubt, but it is too soon to assess the impact of FIFA's new control.

As IFAB points out, this handover was also going to happen. They cover the laws of the game, run experiments, and some IFAB staff have now transferred to FIFA on a permanent basis to continue to support the day-to-day running of video referees.

Elleray is going nowhere, so the Premier League has not lost its connection to a key figure in the game.

Courtesy Sky Sports and Phantom Tv

While blockchain was once known merely as the building blocks used to make bitcoin, it’s now being hailed as a world-changing technology. The past year has seen a huge rise in companies using the blockchain to form innovative, decentralized businesses. However, one of the largest trends we’ve seen is the prominence of blockchain social media apps.
When Steemit first came out, everyone loved its idea as content creators and curators were getting paid for the quality of the content, not by the number of Ads clicks. But since the design of Steemit is so boring and it lacks a lot of features, people started switching to alternative platforms �
Here we have listed down top 5 better alternatives to #Steemit where you can earn rewards in the shape of crypto tokens. Let us know which one is your favorite �

1- Dtube
Dtube is the decentralized Youtube (although it’s not a project by Google). Users are allowed to upload videos and get rewards in the shape of crypto tokens for uploading quality contents. Since DTube is made on the blockchain, just like Bitcoin, it follows the same rules of secure, decentralized, list of record keeping. On the other hand, since the TPS speed is quite low, uploading content on DTube can take forever especially if your video is more than 10 minutes.

2. Sphere
Sphere.social or simply Sphere was also built with an aim to tackle privacy, company transparency, and data security. It gives people the power to express their mind and every time they post quality content, they get compensated. Unlike others, the good thing with the Sphere is that it is cellphone-based and can be downloaded on both AppStore and Google Play.

3. SNAC
SNAC is basically a blockchain based social media that rewards both its content creators and content consumers. It is so powerful dapp that you can just think of it as an amalgamation of Facebook, Instagram, Medium and Steemit — a one stop shop. It allows users to create groups, grow communities, earn rewards for growing communities, earn rewards for even liking one post. The token is SNAC which is a stable coin worth
1 SNAC = 1 KRW (0.001 $), so with 100 LIKES, you can have $1 in hand.
SNAC is a Dapp that is expected to revolutionize the way creators, curators and users make money online. With the features like beautiful optimized UI/UX, a user-friendly and fresh design, SNAC is mobile and desktop based which is x100 times faster than Steemit. Not only that people can upload all 3 kinds of contents: text, photo, and video

4. Sapien
Sapien is a highly customizable and democratized social news platform capable of rewarding millions of content creators and curators. Sapien is more like Reddit, where people upload news in the shape of text or URL. There is no way to upload images or videos for the time-being.

5. Yours.org
Yours is a social network where you can earn Bitcoin SV if you create value. According to them, their mission is to improve the quality of content on the internet and to get people paid for doing the work they love. Although the idea is pretty much the same with other platforms, Yours is not known to many people and would probably die in near future especially after the release of Futurepia Messenger dapp.

Courtesy Phantom Tv

The suspended acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Magu’s problems worsened on Wednesday as the presidential panel investigating corruption allegations against him shifted its focus to properties he allegedly acquired in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.

The suspended EFCC boss, who has been in the police custody since his arrest on Monday, was interrogated for the third time on Wednesday.

Magu was accosted by security agents in plain clothes in front of the old EFCC headquarters on Fomella Street, Wuse 2, Abuja, at noon on Monday and compelled to appear before the panel.

He has been in police custody at the Force Criminal Investigation Department, Garki, since Monday from where he has been appearing before the panel to respond to questions on the allegations raised against him by the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN).

Like what happened on Monday and Tuesday when the panel quizzed Magu for several hours, journalists were again on Wednesday not allowed access to the Old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, venue of the interrogation.
Some State House reporters who attempted to enter the press gallery located inside the building were politely turned back.

Even those who attempted to park their vehicles in the car park of the facility were asked to make use of other parks within the Presidential Villa.

The PUNCH gathered that the Justice Ayo Salami-led panel was interested in establishing if indeed Magu bought properties abroad, particularly in Dubai, where he was said to have travelled to several times on official and private visits.

It was further learnt that the panel also was preoccupied with allegations that N39bn had been diverted from the recovered loot.
Sources said the panel would carry out forensics on documents recovered from Magu’s house as well as an analysis of his earnings and bank records.

A source stated, “The panel is working to verify allegations that Magu has properties in Dubai and other parts of the world. It is also probing an allegation that funds were diverted from recovered loot.

“I don’t know how far the panel has gone in exploring these interesting angles, but real estate titles and bank records would leave a trail that cannot be hidden. The panel planned to subject documents recovered from Magu’s residence and office to forensic analysis.”

After being questioned for eight hours on Wednesday, Magu was taken back in police custody, where he spent Monday and Tuesday nights.

Magu faces fresh allegations

The PUNCH learnt that fresh allegations have continued to emerge in the course of investigation which had caused the investigation to linger.

For instance, Magu was alleged to have sold off or mysteriously released about 157 oil tankers without following due process.

The vehicles were alleged to have been seized by the Port Harcourt zonal office of the EFCC.

The money was said not to have been remitted to the government’s coffers while those released were said to have been done after bribes were given to senior EFCC officials loyal to Magu.

A report by the Auditor-General of the Federation last year also noted that about N13.96bn reported as salaries and wages in the consolidated financial statement of the EFCC were not in the anti-graft agency’s trial balance submitted for reconciliation.

Besides, the EFCC was listed as one of the agencies with “doubtful cash balance” of over N315m. These allegations are also being looked into.

A top government official said, “Magu is not just the chairman but the chief accounting officer of the EFCC. So, every allegation regarding diversion or misplaced funds must be directed at him.

“There are allegations that about 157 oil tankers seized by the Port Harcourt disappeared. Some were sold while some were returned to the owners after massive bribes were given through operatives we believe to be Magu’s proxies.

“We are also working on some reports from the Office of the Auditor-General and the Federal Inland Revenue Service regarding some financial lapses in the EFCC. For some of the allegations, Magu was not able to explain while for some, he offered explanations.
“Whenever he gives explanations, we investigate and cross-check and based on the outcome of the investigation, more questions are asked.”

When asked if it was not against the law to hold Magu beyond 48 hours in line with the constitutional provision, the source said Magu was being held by the police and he remains a member of that organisation.

He said, “Magu is a senior policeman. The police are also represented on the panel in the person of DIG Ogbezi. Magu is being kept in police custody in line with police rules just like the way other senior officers are detained during a probe. This is not an illegal detention.”

Besides Salami other members of the presidential panel investigating Magu are a Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Mike Ogbizi representing the Nigeria Police Force; Hassan Abdullahi representing the Department of State Services and Douglas Ekwueme who is an official of the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit.
Others include Mallam Shamsudeen representing the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation, Mohammed Abubakar from the Federal Ministry of Justice and Mr. Kazeem Atilebi representing Civil Society Organisations.

The six geopolitical zones in the country are also represented on the panel.

We’ll apply for bail today, says lawyer

Meanwhile, Magu’s lawyer, Mr. Tosin Ojaomo, has said he would be applying for the bail of the EFCC boss on Thursday (today).

courtesy Punch Newspaper and Phantom Tv

kinglaxon:
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Social media has significantly changed the way people function in society. It has transformed the world and enabled everyone to contact each other, share experiences and generally meet each other even if they live far away. A lot of people cannot make it through their day without checking their social media account. But, as all things go, there are many things where social media is considered both beneficial and damaging. For the sake of the article, we are going to concentrate only on the advantageous side in which social media influences people.

Social media initially works as it brings people together and greatly alleviates some social issues that many people have. But what a lot of people don’t know is that some of them have a financial benefit. Of course, through the use of ads, many people can utilize their social media platforms to their advantage to earn money. But with the rise of cryptocurrency and its advancing popularization, many sites are now offering to pay you with cryptocurrency for using and contributing to the site. Here are five major social media sites that can help you earn cryptocurrency.

Steemit
Steemit is yet another social media platform that rewards your efforts with cryptocurrency. There are a lot of kinks that need to be worked out, but the platform is still in its early development, so we hope it will manage to survive. The Steem Blockchain allows for additional UI to be created, giving users a lot more options.

First of all, Steemit functions on the basis of two native currencies that it offers, Steem Dollars and Steem. The platform has various functionalities that it offers, but the most cost-effective is blogging. People who create their blogs through posts will be rewarded based on the popularity of their posts, but they will still need to be evaluated by curators. Posters and curators are the ones who earn money and are given the currency that the site provides for their good deeds.

Mamby
Mamby is a relatively new social media platform that essentially aims to battle the creation of fake news. But what it proposes to its users is the added reward of paying them in Bitcoin for providing content for the platform to grow. Mamby allows you to view articles and browse through data that is specifically orientated to your taste. It uses a unique algorithm that caters to the user’s needs, so only after a few minutes of use, it provides you with a specifically orientated feed with topics that are tailored to your interest.

But if you want to contribute to the growth of the platform and adding more information to it, you can do so and get paid in Bitcoin for your efforts. When you upload your text, video, GIF or image, you get likes and comments on it. The more likes you have, the more Bitcoin you will earn. It gives mining for Bitcoin an entirely new dimension.

Sola
Sola is a social media platform that works similarly to Mamby, but with a few key differences. Similarly to Mamby, you also have a feed with posts. But unlike in Tinder or Instagram, you do not have followers here. You can choose to prioritize the feed of a person that you like and get its feed and all the content they publish on the top of your feed. Other people can do the same with you. The purpose is to add posts, comments, and referrals which essentially help you earn money.

But the difference in payment here is that you are rewarded for your effort by gaining SOL tokens. SOL tokens area essentially this site’s currency. The more positive feeds and referrals you get the more SOL coins you earn. After earning enough SOL tokens, you merely have to convert them into different cryptocurrencies that you need. This is great as it gives you options and allows you to pick the cryptocurrency that you want to mine.

Indorse
Indorse is a unique kind of social media platform that can only be compared to LinkedIn. At a glance, Indorse works almost the same as LinkedIn, but there is a significant difference to it. You first have to create your profile and then start adding achievements to it, which include accomplishments, experiences and other forms of claims. In order to prove your achievement, you have to back it up with an added link that goes with it. But that is not enough proof as in turn other users have to back up your claim and Endorse the achievements you have published.

Once the team validates the achievements you have added and deems them as validated, both you and the people who have correctly endorsed you get something called an “Indorse Buck.” The Indorse Buck can then be traded for Indorse Tokens which acts as a form of payment on this site. Indorse tokens can then be used in different ways and pay for advertisements or other services. But what is more important is that you can trade Indorse tokens for cryptocurrency per your choice if you decide to do so.

APPICS
APPICS is a social media platform that is still in development but comes with a great idea behind it. It generally gives you a way to share pictures and videos that contribute to the ecosystem of the platform for which you get rewarded for. This platform prompts you to create your own content and publish it which will next be evaluated by other users. The popularity of the post depends on the number of votes and likes you get.

But the profits and earnings are not given to the provider of the content alone, and it is shared among more people. The majority, 65% of it, goes to the person who posted it, 25% is given to the curator who approved the assigned material, while 10% of it is reinvested into the platform to sustain it further. APPICS gives you many ways to earn as there are many categories that you can post on and enhance your chances of getting rewards. The idea is great, but we still have to see if it will be able to sustain itself and how long it will function like this.

tomakint:
https://prnigeria.com/2020/06/21/otiki-web-sokoto-election/amp/

Now You Know The Truth!

Please how can i earn money by reading news without paying REGISTRATION FEE.Please tell me

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4. The course comes with a digital certificate after completion. It comes with an exam ( the exam is not compulsory) which is not free, if you want to take the exam and want to get the result then you'll have to pay 75 British pounds which is about N35,000 not compulsory though.

The International CyberSecurity Institute (ICSI) is a UK registered and accredited, ISO 27001 certified cybersecurity education firm.

ICSI’s strength lies in the accredited courses that are delivered by practicing and specialized experts in Cybersecurity. ICSI’s core programmes have earned accreditation from CREST and NCSC, two independent UK bodies that are recognized around the world. Furthermore, their courses are accredited by the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN), UK.

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