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Sirchiboy:
What is wrong with this brother body and how can he make it attractive

NaijaphiliaBlog:
EFCC Uncovers Illegal Chinese-operated Oil Refinery In Ogun



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Sonnobax15:

Anytime strong shiit catch am,he go come down

Racoon:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1God7Fhw8w/

Dogalmighty17:
Over the next few weeks or possibly even days, the price of crude in the international market is going to increase geometrically. This will have terrible ripple effects worldwide. All because of the alarming idiocy of Donald Trump.

While the US was focused on containing Iranian activity in the strait of Hormuz, the Iranians had their eyes on a more critical strait in the red sea. The strait of Bab El-Mandeb. This strait is very critical to all Saudi Arabian oil exports. And Iranian allies, the Houthis in Yemen, are possibly days away from capturing it.

If Bab El-Mandeb falls into the hands of the Houthis, Saudi Arabia can kiss crude oil exports goodbye. But that isn't enough. The Houthis have developed their own precision guided missiles that they can target vital assets in Saudi Arabia. Critical crude oil extraction facilities in Saudi Arabia have been shut down as a result.

In 2002, Saudi Arabia, the US and the UK engaged in a brutal bombing campaign against the Houthis and achieved nothing positive. Saudi Arabia even deployed foreign mercenaries, paying them 5000 dollars monthly to fight and yet the Houthis wiped out a good number of them. Saudi Arabia, the US and the UK, shamefully withdrew.

There are over 300,000 Houthi fighters. Men who welcome and actively search for death. Nothing will dissuade them from taking the strait of Bab El-Mandeb except the US puts boots on the ground. The Houthis already took a very critical port on the red sea today after brutal fighting against Yemeni government troops and Saudi backed mercenaries. Oil prices are inching up as a result.

Saudi Arabia cannot just watch its economic lifeline being cut off. It will be forced to act but air power alone won't be enough. Troops have to be on ground. Iran and its allies will take up their targeting of Saudi crude production assets a notch. This will do wonders for the international price of crude and of course the retail prices of petrol and diesel here in Nigeria.

Fuel prices here will increase more than they currently are here in Nigeria . President Tinubu will not be responsible for it. There is nothing he can do. So let's all brace up. The coming days and weeks will be very rough

2Minuteswoman:
Honestly, I wasn’t even prepared for this bird wahala on my Ofada rice farm.

The birds dealt with my farm seriously. I got there yesterday and was extremely down that I couldn’t even sleep at night. Imagine 9 acres!

I think the issue was that they had already sucked out the “milk” before the rice could properly form. Maybe the person I employed didn’t really have enough experience with Ofada farming.

When the Hausa guys came on Wednesday, they said some of the rice that had already been eaten by the birds was not worth harvesting. Omo, it really pained me.

Apart from catapult and making noise, are there other effective ways of scaring birds away? I was told scarecrows don’t really work because the birds get used to them. The farmers around there also rely mainly on catapults and employing more hands.

Anyone with experience in rice farming, especially Ofada, please advise me on what else I can do next

brain54:
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They were many liberians, seirreleons, ( my serrelone is not serrieloaning) and a handful of Ghanians in the school I attended.


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MichaelTokunboh:
I believe ìkòkò is hyena
Fox 🦊 is kolokolo
So Ajanlekoko should be "the dog is chasing the hyena"
I stand to be corrected
Cheers 🥂

Sheuns:
Ajanlekoko

The dog is chasing the fox.

miniziter:
This dove bird come every morning pecking on my window.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zQEtYFuu_M

grandstar:
I am thinking of going into farming.

How much would it cost to build a mud fence for a 10,000 sqm of land which is a hectare of farm land

I am trying to cut costs. I will use cement to plaster the walls eventually. Using cement bricks for fencing would be too expensive.

Zayttoven:
We need to bring back capital punishment. These criminals go about committing despicable crimes because our governors are too weak willed to sign their death warrants.

Racoon:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/03/2023-election-obi-shouldnt-have-been-allowed-to-contest-justice-ayo-salami/?fbclid=Iwb21leAQvsfhjbGNrBC-xwWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHg925y0ExGwQivTrdiHK2nE2YYn-qMFpkngFBa8FVeiBluIh1k7JPmb4dpCt_aem_XYH9iVCGeA6WWcGBavHDfA

brain54:
Nice one...

Ally is not only guns and bombs in the battle field!

IzunnaOkafor:
By Izunna Okafor, Awka

A disagreement has erupted between Idemili North and Onitsha North Local Government Areas of Anambra State following the decision by the Idemili North authorities to rename the popular Limca Road after former Commonwealth Secretary-General, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, a decision that has been vehemently been rejected by the Onitsha North Local Government which insists that the road lies within its territorial jurisdiction. The development has sparked debate among residents and stakeholders over the legality of the action and the authority responsible for naming public roads within the state.

The controversy began when the Chairman of Idemili North Local Government Area, Hon. Stanley Nkwoka, announced the renaming of Limca Road, a major route linking Nkpor Junction with the area around the Mausoleum of Nigeria’s first President, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, at St. Charles Borromeo Roundabout. The road, which also connects Awka Old Road, the Onitsha–Awka–Enugu Expressway and the Obosi–Umuoji axis, was officially renamed “Ichie Emeka Anyaoku Road” during a brief ceremony held at Nkpor Junction.

Speaking at the event, the council chairman said the decision was taken to honour Chief Anyaoku for his outstanding service to the community, the nation and the international community, noting that the renaming was also intended to inspire young people to embrace integrity, hard work and dedication. According to him, society must move away from celebrating individuals of questionable character and instead recognise those whose lives represent discipline, excellence and selfless service.

Also speaking, former Minister of Aviation, Chief Osita Chidoka, praised Anyaoku’s reputation for integrity, stating that his record as Commonwealth Secretary-General remains one of the most respected in Nigeria’s diplomatic history. Represented at the ceremony by Ambassador Chimezie Obi, President-General of Obosi Development Union Worldwide, the elder statesman expressed gratitude for the honour, describing it as one of the most cherished recognitions he has received and urging younger generations to see the gesture as a call to pursue service with honour and credibility.

However, the Onitsha North Local Government Area has strongly faulted the renaming, describing it as illegal, unconstitutional and a clear violation of territorial authority. In an official public notice signed by the Mayor of Onitsha North, Hon. Nweze Tony Nwora, the council maintained that the entire stretch of Limca Road, from the country home of Dr. Azikiwe through Borromeo Hospital up to Nkpor Junction, falls within the jurisdiction of Onitsha North and not Idemili North, insisting that only the legally recognised authority can rename any road within its area.

The council cited provisions of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, particularly the Fourth Schedule, which vests the administration and control of streets and public spaces in the Local Government within whose territory such facilities are located. It further declared that any action taken outside such jurisdiction is ultra vires and therefore null and void, warning ministries, agencies, map publishers, logistics operators and members of the public to disregard the newly announced name until due process is followed.

Onitsha North also stated that it reserves the right to take all lawful steps to defend its territorial authority, stressing that the publication serves as a formal caveat against any official recognition of the new name. The council emphasized that Limca Road, also known as Old Enugu–Onitsha Road, remains its lawful designation unless changed through the proper administrative and legislative procedures.

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Daphilly:
Good evening to all doctors here, please I will appreciate if anyone can interpret this result for me.

I have been having chest pain for like two weeks now..though it's not that serious but I do feel pain and pepperish sensation in my chest..so I decided to go to a lab to do this test.

I will appreciate if anyone can tell me what this is all about. Because I am a bit scared with the block I am seeing. I hope I am not having heart attack?

What is is the solution please?

OneCandleAway:
So our if all these people, which one was supposed to be doing the job tompolo has contract for in the niger delta. Which one is supposed to check oil bunkering and stealing of oil with ships for sale over seas.

franchasng:
I am suspecting that this Russian propagandist is working in hand with Seun the Nland owner.



Imagine saying Russian dialect spoken more than English, French and Spanish languages

Otutubuike:
The Anambra State governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, has presented certificates of recognition to six newly-elected traditional rulers, highlighting the role of traditional institutions in promoting peace, unity, and development.

Presenting the certificates at the Light House, Awka, on Friday, governor Soludo urged the monarchs to prioritise good governance, their people’s welfare, and community harmony.

The governor said the event reflected the state government’s commitment towards strengthening traditional leadership for community development.

Governor Soludo noted that the office of the traditional ruler was a creation of the town union constitutions in most communities which define the responsibilities of the traditional rulers.

He tasked the monarchs to abide by the constitutions of their respective communities to avoid the usual issues that arise between traditional rulers and presidents-general.

He noted that the Public-Private-Community Partnership model is now effective, as many individuals have contributed significantly to their communities, with other states adopting similar approaches, especially under the amended local government laws.

Those who were recognised with certificates included the traditional ruler of Azigbo in Nnewi South LGA, Igwe Justice Samuel Okoye , traditional ruler of Isulo in Orumba South LGA, Igwe Clement Onwuka, and the traditional ruler of Amawbia in Awka South LGA, Igwe Uche Okonkwo among others.

mactoni91:
Can Lagos excute a controlled demolition like it's done abroad?

Just asking