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See as ipob miscreants full this thread....Wike really do dem something strong

Those goats are goats....so they can't call for help while being taken away...

Odebayo4010:
My Experience working in a Hotel as a receptionist Open my eye to unimaginable things. So Many things that will make you scared. Working in a hotel will turn you to something else. Avoid it if you can.

Things dey happen there, Especially married women what they're doing they maval, I done hear different sound track I swear, both from married woman and singles. You will see how dey slàughter people's serious girlfriends.

Working at a lodge will make you fear marriage self.

Chai omo I done day fear women like this, many things day happen ooh, imagine both married women ooh, omo if no be to get children I for no near woman say I won marry
Especially married women with small small boys. One of them like me and wanted me to be her boyfriend and I refuse, she was angry and stop coming to the hotel.. To marry go hard o.

I have once catch my neighbor wife but I forgot to snap her for evidence. Without an evidence, I decided to keep quiet . This man loves this lady dīe. Come see gift he will pack come back while coming for holiday from work

That's is why I always say cheating is not gender based to confirm, just go to any hotel or guest house to relax or watch ball, u will see many married women coming for short time, many even stay over night, have seen a Soo called men and women of God come to hotel to do short time.

Some times is good to go out especially to some places to see dat dere is nothing in this life and u will appreciate the fact that you need to love your self more than any other person.

For men dat carry dere wives for head, I love my wife I love my wife, you wife dey hotel to do short time with another man, make everyone get sense and trust nobody.
Continue later, I wanted to rest for now.

Op oya comot your photo.... you no need post am make you no spoil business for your oga, some of dem wey go come do short time for una hotel dey here.

How does this hopeless report concern Rivers ...so Op Rivers state is what you guys want to use in commandeering traffic on this platform Abi.

I can see the similarities in the shape of their skull.

Ok ooh! Police should pave way for the compound fooool to recover his money from the dead woman after sentencing him to life imprisonment with hard labour. If you probe deeper substance abuse is the hidden arm in this crime.

Ok

This kind gift ....if the boy dare rejects such under the guise of not receiving money from strangers...the kind beating the mama go pummel am ehnn!.

I think I like this...Lagos needs to cleared of miscreants and the unending influx of destitute.

Lolzz the Heart is more expensive than the head...I figured size is not a yardstick for price determination.

This Oduduwa descendants sef....appears the value of a living being over there is less than N500k.

Ok

Wow! Beautiful I like tall girls.....I hope she's half as intelligent as her father.

Ibadan-based boxer, Rasheed Idowu, has been handed his deserved UBO African light-heavyweight belt following a contentious bout in Accra that was declared a draw despite the Nigerian knocking out his Ghanaian foe, writes PETER AKINBO

Nigerian boxer, Rasheed Idowu, has expressed delight after receiving his Universal Boxing Organisation African light-heavyweight belt on Wednesday following a contentious bout in Accra, Ghana that was later reversed in his favour.

After dominating the fight in two rounds and sending his Ghanaian opponent Bastie Samie to the canvas twice, Idowu wheeled away in victorious mood as medics anxiously tried to revive Bastie.

However, Ghanaian officials announced the fight a draw, before the UBO upturned the result in favour of the Nigerian.

The UBO belt was delivered in Nigeria by the Ghana Boxing Authority on April 17, four days after the controversial bout, and it was presented to the NBBofC chairman in Lagos State.

However, it would take 13 more days before it would be presented to its rightful owner Idowu, who lives in Ibadan, where he trains at the Francis Aiyegbeni Boxing Club, when the belt arrived.

Upon receiving his belt at the NBBofC office in Surulere, Lagos State on Wednesday, the 25-year-old’s joy knew no bounds.


“I’m so happy and I give thanks to God and big thanks to my manager Mrs Edna Aiyegbeni. It means a lot for my life that I have this belt now, I have gained more knowledge and more fans all around the world.

“That victory makes me know that my future is bright and so I will keep training to keep fit, the next step is to defend my belt and I will retain it” Idowu told The PUNCH.

On April 13, the Nigerian fondly called ‘ID Buster’ faced off against Ghanaian Samie at the Decathlon Kawukudi Park in Accra, Ghana but was controversially denied victory after knocking out his foe.

Fighting away from home, Idowu had expected a hostile environment but was still left stunned by the events that transpired afterwards in their contest for the then-vacant UBO African light-heavyweight title.

As the two traded punches, Idowu floored Samie twice in the second round with left hooks. Samie recovered from the first knockdown to the cheer of the home fans, but the home boy was due for some more punishment.

On his recovery from the first knockdown, Idowu followed it up with some combination punches and then another left hook, which sent the Ghanaian back to the canvas and out cold leaving the referee no option but to end the bout. Medical personnel rushed to the ring to revive the unconscious Samie, who laid sprawled, arms outstretched as his corner personnel frantically tried to remove his mouth guard.

Idowu and his pocket of supporters, as well as the home fans at the venue, had expected that the Nigerian pugilist would be announced as the winner by KO or TKO.


However, the shocker came soon enough for Idowu and his travelling entourage as Kotei Neequaye, the match commissioner, who is also the Ghana Boxing Authority president, and the announcer, another Ghanaian, declared the bout a “technical draw” to the bewilderment of all who witnessed the bout.

“Africa will never cease to amaze me,” stated on Instagram after the video of the fight went viral online.

Senibo John added, “For God’s sake why? Such a clear knockout, pure robbery!”

Felix Anineh added that but for the viral video, Idowu would have seen his dream dashed following the contentious decision.

Anineh wrote, “Your (Idowu) fight was so clean and you won him with class, one of the reasons why we must always have a video coverage whenever our fighters go out. We don’t know how many of our boxers that might have been robbed or treated wrongly at their foreign fights.

“To everyone that posted the video and spoke about the unjust act that happened at that fight, support for your fellow countryman is one of the easiest to fly our country flag high. Keep winning champ.”

Speaking with our correspondent on Thursday, Idowu said the announcement left him dazed.

I punch harder than Tyson Fury - Nigerian boxer, Efe Ajagba
“When I heard them announce that the fight was a draw, I was so confused because I had never seen such in my life. I couldn’t believe it,” he said.

“At that time, I just tried to calm down because I knew the Nigeria Boxing Board of Control, who sent me and my coach to Ghana must watch the fight and take necessary action.”

The Secretary-General of the NBBofC, Remi Aboderin, told The PUNCH that after watching the fight, they instantly swung into action by posting the “robbery” on social media and sending a protest letter to the UBO.

“Idowu knocked him out cold in round two and we started hearing stories. The opponent could not even stand up but the GBA (Ghana Boxing Authority) announced a technical draw, it was daylight robbery and we could not sit back and let it happen. It was so disgraceful and distasteful; that should never be allowed to stand.

“We immediately reached out to UBO for their intervention by sending the video clips and also started posting the footage of the fight online so that their attempt to shame boxing would be everywhere,” Aboderin said.

Two days after the fight, on Monday, April 15, the UBO released a statement endorsing Idowu’s victory, stating, “After watching several videos of the fight, the UBO is not able to see any illegal blows from Mr. Rasheed (Idowu). No championship-sanctioning organisation, including the UBO, has the power to overturn an official result, as this is something only the local boxing commission, in this case the Ghana Boxing Authority, can do but because the title remained vacant, the UBO is in a position, and has power, to extraordinarily decide on its ownership.

“Since we can’t see that Mr. Rasheed did anything wrong, that he was a victim of a blatant injustice and put on an amazing performance, we feel it is only right that Mr. Rasheed is recognised as the UBO Africa Light Heavyweight champion. We have since been informed in writing by the Ghana Boxing Authority that they indeed intend to overturn the announced result and declare Rasheed the official winner by second-round knockout.


“It is human to make mistakes, and we are glad that the GBA has reportedly made the right decision regarding the official result, and will report this accordingly to all record-keepers and other relevant parties.”

A Nigerian who simply addressed himself as Ahmed said the landmark decision was a positive step for African boxing.

He stated on Instagram, “A welcome development for the image of boxing in Africa! Normalising an anomaly!”

On his part, Idowu heaped praises on the Nigeria Boxing Board of Control for turning his dream to reality.

“I really want to thank the NBBofC for their efforts to correct what happened to me in Ghana and I want to thank my fans.

“Once I got to Nigeria, I felt their love even before the UBO changed the result of my fight, they never doubted me. I was so happy at that time even before I got the belt.”

Chairman, NBBofC, Dr. Rafiu Ladipo, said the GBA claimed they were worried about the home fans rioting, following the humiliating way Idowu dismissed his opponent, thus the decision to announce the fight as a technical draw.


He said, “The GBA has claimed it was a mistake, that they were worried that the fans would get aggressive, but it has been rectified, and boxing will continue to shine. Ghana boxers have been coming here for fights and we don’t cheat them, so, this would never have been allowed to stand.

“It’s a thing of joy that the injustice meted out to our boxer was corrected by the boxing body and the true champion presented with his belt. We decided to come into the matter and ensure that justice is done because in the past, we’ve seen boxers from other African countries come here to beat our boxers without being robbed of victory.

“Some time ago, a Kenyan boxer came to Ibadan and defeated one of our boxers in the presence of his home fans and we did not make any attempt to favour our boxer and that’s how it’s supposed to be done.”

Idowu, however, said the fans were thrilled by his entertaining style of boxing.

“They said they wanted to prevent the fans from rioting but the same fans were cheering when they saw a knockout because they came to be entertained.”

Aboderin who also doubles as President, West African Boxing Union, reminded the pugulist that the title is a stepping stone to more successes even as he charged him to be steadfast with a promise that the board will always defend it’s boxers.


https://punchng.com/robbery-in-the-ring-nigerian-pro-boxer-reclaims-title-after-controversial-decision-in-ghana/

Lies from the pit of hades...

Op respect yourself...how dare you describe them as hoodlums who runs Lagos.

It is obvious from the description of the attack the deceased woman did not enter the fray to separate the fight but rather fought along side her nephew.

Nigerian police sef, very incompetent bunch....so it is that butcher's knife they attacked the DPO with....guys be planting unrelated incriminating exhibits on victims since time Imo River.

Omodua:
Fubura is on course. He will demystify all Wike's stumbling blocks and chart a new Rivers state. He will succeed.

And the Abuja's bootlicker will be put to shame.

Wow! You're so confident about the capacity of the so called bootlicker's imposed protege huh..

See wailers all over this thread

I see Fubara is now the new hero of the 5-%ters after the catastrophic and heart wrenching uppercut unleashed on them in the last election cycle by the crusher waxing merrily at the FCT.

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has commended contractors handling different projects in Abuja for keeping to their promises to deliver the projects before May 29.

Mr Wike gave the commendation after inspecting some ongoing projects across the capital territory on Saturday.

“I am fully satisfied. This is a promise made and a promise kept,” said Mr Wike.

The minister recalled that he had promised the residents of Abuja that President Bola Tinubu would inaugurate many projects to celebrate his one year in office.

“We went to the Southern Parkway, from Christian Centre to Ring Road I, being executed by Setraco. The project is almost 98 per cent completed.

“We have been to the Outer Southern Expressway from Villa Roundabout to Ring Road I, being executed CGC.

“You can agree with me that it is just the beauty. The landscape is wonderful, and the project is also 98 per cent completed.

“We went to the Vice President’s residence, which was being executed by Julius Berger, and the company has assured us that all the furniture and other facilities are ready, and they are doing finishing touches,” he said.

From the VP’s residence, the minister inspected the B6 and B12 road on Independence Avenue, executed by Julius Berger, and the company officials assured the minister that it would be for inauguration in May.

He equally inspected the N-20 Northern Parkway to Outer Northern Expressway in Jahi District, being executed by Gilmour.

The minister expressed satisfaction with the project, which he said was almost 99 per cent ready, and expressed confidence that the overhead bridge projects at Wuye and the road projects at Guzape would also be ready for commissioning.

“I am very impressed. This is money spent well. The renewed hope agenda is alive,” the minister said.

He attributed the successes being recorded in less than a year to the full support of Mr Tinubu.

He added, “We are doing all we can to complement Tinubu’s efforts for giving us all that we require to do our job. We are making sure that all the support is not in vain.”

https://gazettengr.com/road-projects-fct-minister-wike-lauds-contractors-for-keeping-to-promises/

Ok,

This prison officials can lie in Africa....Bob that is likely sharing thesame palatial prison cell with the million dollar kidnapper Chukwudumeme aka Evans.

Ok oo


I would have advised budding youngmen to be wary of this kind....the unfortunate reality is that the up and coming men are worse off.

Atleast I'm glad it's not Ogun state...

peleson1:
So all Rivers State indigenous people must attend Odili university?

That was a scam ..
Scamming rivers people

You see how skewed your logic sounds....is it compulsory the state government sponsor every Rivers youth through scholarships.

Education is free through primary and junior secondary across the state...the state government also pays for external examinations in SSCE...what else do you want.

peleson1:
Hahahaha

Something he didn't do as governor.

Rivers State has always paid bursery to Rivers people in tertiary institution but for 8 years Wike did not pay nor did he invest in any form of human capital development despite the huge funds and resources from Rivers state,he monopolise all the money.
Here all the youths in Rivers state have come out and voiced their rejection of Wike.

Is it abj indigenous people that he wants to decieve?
Lol

Don't spread falsehood youngman.....Rivers state government through Wike had an annual N500 million scholarship bond with Odili's Pamo medical University for Rivers youths.

https://dailyfocus.com.ng/pamo-university-gov-wike-renews-scholarship-circle-for-rivers-medical-students/

The authorities of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), have flagged-off scholarship scheme for the 2022/2023 award session to the indigenous and indigents students of the Federal Capital Territory studying in Nigeria and foreign institutions.

The FCT Minister, Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, who flagged-off the exercise, was represented by the Chief of Staff, to the FCT Minister, Mr. Chidi Amadi at Government Secondary School, Zone 3, Wuse I District, Abuja, Wednesday.

Wike said that the flag-off is part of the ‘Renewed Hope Agenda’ of Mr. President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

He said that the FCT Administration Will continue to prioritize the education sub-sector to enable it meet with the global standard.

The Minister warned the management of the Scholarship Board to always ensure appropriate disbursement of scholarship funds to qualified beneficiaries without segregation; adding that there should be no favoritism, tribalism and/or beneficence.

Also, speaking during an event, the FCT Education Secretary, Dr. Danlami Hayyo, disclosed that the FCT Minister has given an approval of over N24 Billion to the FCT Education Secretariat to work towards the elevation of the standard of education that can effectively compete with others internationally.

Hayyo, also revealed that the Minister had earlier approved the sum of N300,000,000 as a budget for the 2022/2023 scholarship award to the indigenous and indigents students of the FCT studying in Nigeria and abroad.

Speaking earlier, the Director and Secretary of the FCT Scholarship Board, Mrs. Hannah David, said the Board will continue to discharge its primary responsibility of providing the education assistance to the indigenous and indigents pupils and students of FCT across all levels of education in the country and beyond.

David revealed that in line with her Mission and Mandate, the Board since inception in 2010, has supported the education of over 115,000 FCT indigenous and indigents pupils and students; some of whom are now working in various fields of human endeavours.

https://abujadigest.info/stories/education/wike-awards-13964-students-scholarship/

The authorities of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), have flagged-off scholarship scheme for the 2022/2023 award session to the indigenous and indigents students of the Federal Capital Territory studying in Nigeria and foreign institutions.

The FCT Minister, Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, who flagged-off the exercise, was represented by the Chief of Staff, to the FCT Minister, Mr. Chidi Amadi at Government Secondary School, Zone 3, Wuse I District, Abuja, Wednesday.

Wike said that the flag-off is part of the ‘Renewed Hope Agenda’ of Mr. President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

He said that the FCT Administration Will continue to prioritize the education sub-sector to enable it meet with the global standard.

The Minister warned the management of the Scholarship Board to always ensure appropriate disbursement of scholarship funds to qualified beneficiaries without segregation; adding that there should be no favoritism, tribalism and/or beneficence.

Also, speaking during an event, the FCT Education Secretary, Dr. Danlami Hayyo, disclosed that the FCT Minister has given an approval of over N24 Billion to the FCT Education Secretariat to work towards the elevation of the standard of education that can effectively compete with others internationally.

Hayyo, also revealed that the Minister had earlier approved the sum of N300,000,000 as a budget for the 2022/2023 scholarship award to the indigenous and indigents students of the FCT studying in Nigeria and abroad.

Speaking earlier, the Director and Secretary of the FCT Scholarship Board, Mrs. Hannah David, said the Board will continue to discharge its primary responsibility of providing the education assistance to the indigenous and indigents pupils and students of FCT across all levels of education in the country and beyond.

David revealed that in line with her Mission and Mandate, the Board since inception in 2010, has supported the education of over 115,000 FCT indigenous and indigents pupils and students; some of whom are now working in various fields of human endeavours.

https://abujadigest.info/stories/education/wike-awards-13964-students-scholarship/

Ok

His watch has ended.

Unfortunately the one I'm looking at right now will score 3/10 on that test...

Something will soon start between them, that is if it hadn't already.

Poverty!

Walahi I see shege for traffic this evening because of this incident.