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President right now

Love is a great thing that can happen to anyone no matter the situation you may think you are it will sure find you at a time, either by family or others.

This could sound very funny when a fellow male soldier asks a civilian man who married a female soldier to pack up his village and visit his army-wife in the barracks.

This resulted when a civilian named Obiade Dennis married a female soldier.

But I don't seem to figure out if he heard what he was doing, because it sounds so funny, and was presented in a really funny way, so.

In his statement, he claimed that it was expected that the civilian would pack up from his village to meet the female soldier he married because he could not expect the female soldier to leave the barracks in the village to meet his civilian husband.

https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/88931b388a6f09588eec4c9b8b3e8207

Shatap jare if u no get wetin to say

Op i no see any soldier na police dem be dat o
u see with their camo u say na soldier

north don dey get sense small small o this is called civilization

he is not a transgender, he is a cross dresser

ogoni pure pure

Images of a pregnant mother and her 14 year old sin have been circulating on social media, as social media users were taken by suorised after it was revealed that the mother is actually expecting her son's child. People were left speechless and the were left shocked by the news.

It was revealed that the boy's father left his mother to raise him all alone without any support, not even financial support and as he grew older the mother grew very close and that's were everything began.

The family was left very ashamed about what happened between the mother and son, so they decided to distance themselves from them so that they don't have to bare the embarrassment. However the mother and son doesn't see anything wrong with their relationship and they have being contuining with as they expect a baby.

The two even has plans for the future together and plans to get married when the boy is old enough. The couple have received a lot of hate on social media and in their community, but that didn't even affect them as they are happily together.

https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/46e299631bf6e03c8875b674fb316d98

ok

mumu all ur tin na left hand

who dey look for youth wey dey protest

naija youths dey vex oo<oo

just watching

all for the pic
abeg who get cotton bud make we take clean bubu ear make em hear well

qre you serious omenh

werey

sugar mummy

chrisxxx:
I wonder who you want to war with.
The truth is that Nigeria only exist at the mercy of the Yorubas. Once they say it is over, my brother you have got no one to fight. The Ibos are out since 1967. We only ha e their body but everyone knows that their spirit is no longer with us.
The only thing you can fight here if you must fight to settle scores is with your cattle.
You can have them one end and you the other end. I see that becoming the old Greek method of entertainment.
No human is ready to fight you.
Meanwhile Shetima has claimed he never said this.
https://dailypost.ng/2020/10/18/end-sars-arewa-youths-open-up-on-threatening-war-if-buhari-is-removed-as-president/

Cattle wrestling

dead men dont address protesters

SERAP Sues Buhari, NASS, Wants Court To Declare Electricity Tariff, Fuel Price Hike Illegal
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and 302 concerned Nigerians have filed a lawsuit against President Muhammadu Buhari and the leadership of the National Assembly, asking the court to “declare illegal, unconstitutional and unfair the recent hike in electricity tariff and fuel price because top-level public officers cannot continue to receive the same salaries and allowances and spend public money to finance a life of luxury for themselves.

while asking poor Nigerians to make sacrifices.”
Joined in the suit as Defendants are the Vice-President Professor Yemi Osinbajo, Senate President, Dr Ahmad Lawan, Speaker of House of Representatives, Mr Femi Gbajabiamila, and the Revenue Mobilization, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC).

President Buhari had while presenting the 2021 budget proposal of N13.08 trillion to the National Assembly reportedly stated that: “The new petro pricing has freed up resources that were used for subsidy payments, while the new cost-reflective pricing in the electricity industry is meant to address the liquidity challenges in the sector.”

But in the suit number FHC/ABJ/CS/330/2020 filed last week at the Federal High Court, Abuja, SERAP is seeking: “an order directing and compelling the RMAFC to cut the salaries, allowances and other emoluments payable to President Buhari,

Professor Osinbajo, Dr Lawan and Mr Gbajabiamila, in line with the current economic realities, and principles of justice, fairness, equality and non-discrimination.”

SERAP is arguing that: “The Constitution of Nigeria 1999 [as amended] makes it clear that the authorities should harness Nigeria’s resources to promote and ensure the maximum welfare, prosperity, freedom and happiness of every citizen on the basis of social justice and equality.

The country’s resources ought to be harnessed and distributed to serve the common good, and not to finance a life of luxury for politicians.”

According to SERAP: “Increasing electricity tariff and fuel price in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic is antithetical to the public interest, the common good, and a fundamental breach of constitutional oath of office.”
SERAP is also seeking:

“an order of injunction restraining the RMAFC from paying the same amount of salaries and allowances to President Buhari, Professor Osinbajo, Dr Lawan and Mr Gbajabiamila until the RMAFC comprehensively reviews downward the salaries and allowances and other emoluments of these top public officers and other high-ranking public officers, in line with Nigeria’s current economic realities, and consistent with the principles of the rule of law.”
Dr Lawan issued for himself and on behalf of all 109 members of the Senate, while Mr Gbajabiamila issued for himself and on behalf of all 360 members of the House of Representatives.

According to SERAP: “A public officer shall not put himself/herself in a position where his/her personal interest conflicts with his/her duties and responsibilities. Personal interest, in this case, is when top public officers like the Defendants continue to receive the same salaries and allowances while asking poor Nigerians to sacrifice and bear the burden of electricity tariff and fuel price hike.”

SERAP is also asking the court to determine “whether RMAFC can lawfully continue to maintain the same level of salaries and allowances for President Buhari, Professor Osinbajo,

Dr Lawan and Mr Gbajabiamila, in light of Nigeria’s current economic realities, and constitutional provisions, and despite their apparent roles in the increase of electricity tariff and fuel price.”

SERAP said: “Public money is spent as security votes without transparency, and to pay for lavish lifestyles for top public officers including lawmakers, who continue to buy expensive new cars at the expense of taxpayers, the poor and socially and economically vulnerable Nigerians.

The National Assembly is also set to spend N27 billion to renovate the National Assembly Complex, as proposed in the budget.”

The suit filed on behalf of SERAP by its lawyers Kolawole Oluwadare and Opeyemi Owolabi read in part: “Public duty means showing leadership by example and commitment to the ideals of public service, including by reducing salaries and allowances of high-ranking public officers like the Defendants.”

“The Nigerian Constitution is founded on the rule of law the primary meaning of which is that everything must be done according to law. It also means that government should be conducted within the framework of recognized rules and principles, which restrict discretionary power.”

“The court, being the last hope of the common man, must come to the aid of the poor and socially and economically vulnerable Nigerians by granting the reliefs sought by SERAP and 302 concerned Nigerians.

Unless the reliefs sought are granted, the Defendants will continue to breach the constitution at the expense of Nigerians living in poverty.”

“The poor and socially and economically vulnerable Nigerians would be negatively affected by the hike in electricity tariff and fuel price. The increase is contrary to the oath of office by the President to faithfully ensure the well-being and prosperity of the people.

Increasing electricity tariff and fuel price is neither in the public interest nor the well-being of Nigerians.”

“On or about the 1st September 2020, the Federal Government announced a total removal of subsidy from the price of the Premium Motor Spirit, otherwise known as petrol and thereby pushed the price per litre of petrol to N151.

The Government had on 19th August 2020 announced an increment of more than 100 per cent in the electricity tariff per kilowatt to be paid by Nigerians who continue to face unjust electricity charges.”

SERAP is also seeking the following reliefs:
A DECLARATION that the exercise of the President Buhari’s power to increase the price of petrol under section 6 of the Petroleum Act 1969 and increase of electricity tariff is arbitrary, unjust, unfair, and in breach of the Oath of Office of President contained in the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of Nigeria 1999 [as amended].

A DECLARATION that it is unlawful and unconstitutional for President Buhari, Professor Osinbajo, Dr Lawan and Mr Gbajabiamila to continue to receive the same salaries and allowances and the same level of budgetary allocations, despite Nigeria’s current economic realities and light of the Public Procurement Act 2007, constitutional code of conduct for public officers, and their respective oaths of office contained in the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution.

A DECLARATION that the failure of RMAFC to reduce the salaries, allowances and other emoluments for President Buhari, Professor Osinbajo, Dr Lawan and Mr Gbajabiamila and other principal public officers in spite of their respective roles in the increase of electricity tariff and fuel price is in breach of the principle of equality before the law and equal application of the law, and Section 153 [1] [n] and Paragraph [N] 32[b] [c] [d] in Part 1 Third Schedule of the Constitution of Nigeria 1999 [as amended].

AN ORDER restraining all the Defendants individually and/or collectively, directly or through their representatives and agents from implementing any purported increase in electricity tariff and fuel price until an impact assessment of the effects on the poor and socially and economically vulnerable Nigerians is carried out.

AND for such further order(s) this Honourable Court may deem fit to make in the circumstances.

https://www.channelstv.com/2020/10/18/serap-sues-buhari-nass-wants-court-to-declare-electricity-tariff-fuel-price-hike-illegal/amp/#click=https:///tJnjaso0fm

Hm;mmmmm i see tribal war SS for life

Few days ago, a lucky mechanic guy, got the shock of his life when a beautiful lady he allegedly wooed on facebook, visited him in his workshop, and took him out on a date after she requested for transport fare from the mechanic guy, which he sent.

According to the story that went viral on social media few days ago, the mechanic guy had seen the beautiful lady on Facebook, wooed her and the lady in turn, apparently testing the guy, requested for a transport fare from the guy (that has almost become a tradition for ladies to do nowadays), and the mechanic guy sent the transport fare to her and probably, not expecting such a beautiful lady, to have anything to do with a "common mechanic". But surprisingly, she showed up to the amazement of the mechanic guy.

At a time when most slay queens don't want to have anything to do with men who aren’t financially buoyant enough, to foot their expensive lifestyle bills and will even go on to insult and block young men who try to woo them, this beautiful lady's act has shown that, all slay queens are not the same.

At a time when many ladies intentionally extort money from men in the name of “I don’t have transport to some over”, this beautiful lady stood by her words as she visited her admirer who is a mechanic.

The mechanic guy was reportedly shocked and out of words as he was moved to tears after meeting his crush for the very first time in a rather an uncommon way.

https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/001292e46aa4d645919218d18d2a7a81

UzomaBabangida:
He doesn't want to svck me

suck rotten fish

hmmmmmm

fake news

nigeria is a joke see anklet na

marry her period

una don dey get sense small small

hmmmmmm

Wonderful