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Obogidi:
If someone give you 500k now , what will you do?

A.start a business
B.invest
C.flex small first
D.travel.

callmeDDD:
This life is absolutely nothing. Once a bubbling, young beautiful woman that time, now died at 73. How rapid did she get to that age? Mama, rest on ma. What will be the age and the look of people like mama Bola Are, Funmi Aragbaiye, evangelist Adedokun and pastor Niyi (something) if I am right. That man showed IBB sege with his song that time.

joelbooks:
At least 7 killed, 11 injured after a UPS plane crashes near the Louisville airport



https://edition.cnn.com/us/live-news/ups-plane-crash-louisville-airport

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDAmcvcFCGI?si=LomLwQdfbxLPA-yC

nlfpmod:
Chad Vs Ghana: FIFA World Cup African qualifiers

joeyswift:
9ja politicians only know how to fry akara and roast corn during election season. Sanwo olu even turned to usher in church.

Eriokanmi:
The best they can do is reduce the admission cut off scores for universities and ensure every institution complies. Since the result is so bad as seen, the worst in decades, jamb should just reduce university admission cut off for major curses to 150. Let the post UTME now decide who's capable enough to earn a slot in their respective courses of study.

Seriously, I don't see any big deal in this. In my time, if you scored 220 for instance, you're a guru. This was before the advent of the Internet. Their marking scheme was so strict. If you don't understand any question, just leave it jejelly because if you attempt it wrongly, your mark would be deducted from those you got correctly. Waec back then wasn't easy to come by. If you managed to have an A in core subjects, na celebration galore. Combination of waec results used to be order of the day, even for major courses. In brochures you'd see 5 o'level credit passes at a sitting or 6 credit passes in 2 sittings. Nothing like post utme. Even in law, P was allowed in maths.

But nowadays, you see students scoring As all through. Marking schemes had been adjusted over time to favour a particular region or tribe, which is part of what's affecting the standard of education in Nigeria. In maths for instance, those marking waec back then would be interested only in the final answer. If the workings were supposed have 5 steps and you got the last answer wrongly, especially where they're asking you to round off your answer to the nearest whole number and you got it wrongly, they'd not spare you, except the marker just wanted to show mercy on you and used his pen to help you write the correct answer, then, mark it. Otherwise you'd miss the whole question and that's the reason we hardly saw candidates who had an A1 in maths back then. But nowadays,maths marking schemes are in steps same as other subjects that involve calculations. Even if you got the final answer wrongly but you got the steps correctly, you'd still earn some marks.

I wish we could go back to that era. Our system of education can be overhauled if they could start from that level.

Penguin2:
The most influential influencer in Africa has once again thrown his weight behind the best candidate on offer as the race for the 2027 general elections gears up.

bennybuhari:
https://www.thecable.ng/2027-presidency-a-north-vs-south-contest/

GistMedia0:
It was pure, unfiltered joy as a young Nigerian lady literally lost her mind in excitement after checking her Bar Finals results and discovering she passed! The emotional moment, caught on video, has since gone viral across social media platforms, showing the ecstatic law graduate screaming, jumping, and even rolling on the floor as she celebrated the life-changing news.

In the clip, the overwhelmed lady could be seen shouting in disbelief, “Call me lawyer! Call me lawyer now!” —directing the statement at her mother and relatives who quickly joined in the celebration. Laughter, ululations, and prayers filled the air as family members hugged her, danced, and shed tears of joy.

This moment wasn't just about passing an exam; it was a celebration of years of hard work, late nights, tears, and determination finally paying off. Her reaction has resonated deeply with many who understand the pressure and intensity of legal education in Nigeria.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQi9aLkMDls

fergie001:
#PoliticsToday: Excerpts of the Seun Okinbaloye's interview with Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule


Smart PDP governors. They have won their second term bid without opposition. After wish they will return to PDP

Guyman02:
They are coming because Tinubu has INEC and Supreme Court in his pockets and non of the governors believe they can win election based on their achievements as we saw in Edo Imo and Kogi off cycle elections

Racoon:
"Oborevwori Condemned APC for ‘Bringing Poverty’ to Nigeria. He Joined Them Within 3 Years."


https://fij.ng/article/oborevwori-condemned-apc-for-bringing-poverty-to-nigeria-he-joined-them-within-3-years/

Morbeta11:
https://punchng.com/igbo-lawyers-protest-seast-exclusion-from-fg-census-panel/#google_vignette

Bobloco:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/04/okowas-defection-to-apc-has-vindicated-my-stance-on-atiku-wike/

Upritman:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xC8KAXgG_tU?si=p-vWzjFMvWCcJ5RE

Bluntguy:
Lies. The state Chief judge was not in sync with the house so Fubara could not have been impeached as the AGF is alleging. They are just looking for an excuse to justify their hasty and unconstitutional suspension of Fubara.

owukpa:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qvXsbOAnzs
Maiduguri, the heart of Borno State—once considered a no-go area due to years of insecurity—witnessed an unprecedented divine invasion.
Where others feared, Dr. Paul Enenche and his team dared. Just 24 hours after concluding a powerful crusade in Anambra, he stormed the city of Maiduguri, to bring the message of healing, deliverance, and hope to thousands.

IDOMA VOICE observed that the Maiduguri Healing and Deliverance Crusade was more than just a gathering; it was a divine appointment.

The turnout defied all expectations—thousands from across the region, from different walks of life, flooded the RAMAT SQUARE, eager to encounter God in a way many had never experienced before.


Dr. Paul Enenche’s commitment to reaching every corner of the earth aligns with the mission of Dunamis International Gospel Centre—until the earth is saturated with the knowledge of God as the waters cover the sea. And Maiduguri was no exception.

As the night progressed, miracles unfolded. The sick received healing, captives were set free, and the atmosphere was charged with the undeniable presence of God.

This was not just a crusade, it was a divine encounter.
From the worship to the word, from the healings to the deliverance, the Maiduguri Healing and Deliverance Crusade will be remembered as moments when heaven touched the earth in Borno State.

And so, the mission continues. From city to city, from state to state, Dr. Paul Enenche remains committed to carrying the fire of revival.
Because where others see fear, faith takes a stand.


Where darkness looms, light breaks through. And as long as the earth remains, the knowledge of the glory of God will continue to spread, just as the waters cover the sea.

https://idomavoice.com/maiduguri-crusade-day-dr-paul-enenche-ignited-a-fire-of-revival-in-borno-state/