Pearlyakin:
Born on the 22nd of March, 1979 at UCH, Ibadan to the family of Chief Ali Balogun Sarumi and Mrs Jean Balogun Sarumi. Her father, Chief Alli Balogun Sarumi was born in Abebi in Ibadan where their family houses are still standing. BASA's dad is a community leader, businessman, investor and a politician per excellence. He was a member of the House of Representatives, and a Chairman on Science and Technology, representing Ibadan North under the platform of Alliance for Democracy (AD) party between 1999 and 2003
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Omobolanle's beloved mother, Jean Balogun Sarumi is British and Christian by faith while her father is Muslim by birth and faith.
Irrespective of their religious differences, they live a compatible lifestyle worthy of emulation
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She attended both primary and secondary schools in Ibadan - Nigeria, while her tertiary education was from various institutions in the United kingdom. She studied Social Work and Welfare, Psychology and Sociology. She also has a degree in Social Policy from Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, U.K
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BASA's drives are for a better Nigeria where everyone matters, regardless of tribe and religion
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Bolanle Ashabi Sarumi Aliyu (BASA) is married with children. Her rising profile in political administration was first noticed when she was appointed as Special Assistant on Social Development to the then FCT Minister Chief Jumoke Akinjide. Omobolanle has been actively involved in grassroot politics and she has learnt a lot from her dad since 1999 on how best to serve the people
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Her determination in venturing into partisan politics is with the aim to serve our nation, encourage and promote gender equality in Nigeria and build a better body of politics. Undoubtedly, totally pro democracy, a democrat to the core, a talent and a path-finder who deserves motivations and support for her determination to be in government
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She is running for governorship in Oyo state. As the first female governor in the state and in the country, she is determined to bring comfort and a new direction to politics in Nigeria.
# BASAOYO2019

Heartbender:
I import affordable jewelleries that give huge turn overs. You can start with almost any amount

GreyBlood:
My happiness is that it will make it easy to move around without fear of the screen being broken; shipped 2 TVs and one came with a line upon all the packaging used to protect it.

Abuheekmat:


It's self explanatory with Quran and hadith...

If you don't understand, ask questions.. No harm in that

naijapikin04:

https://nextedition.com.ng/2018/12/14/epileptic-power-supply-not-fg-problem-fashola/

The Minister of Power Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has said he is not directly responsible for the epileptic power supply currently experienced in some parts of the country.

Fashola, who disclosed this while speaking at the Nextier Power Dialogue on Wednesday night in Abuja, told his listeners that there were problems in the power sector, but reminded them that it was not the Federal Government’s problem if citizens in the country do not have electricity, especially since the sector was privatised.

He said, “There are problems without a doubt and we must deal with them. But let me remind you, all of the assets that the Ministry of Power used to control for power have been sold by the last administration before I came. And so if you don’t have power, it is not the government’s problem. Let us be honest.

“The people who are operating the power sector, generation and distribution are now privately owned companies. I am here because I am concerned. If your telephone is not working, it is not the minister of communication that you go to. Let us be very clear.”

The minister added, “So for those of you who want to weaponise electricity, face the businessmen who have taken it up. Let us be honest. If your bank over-charges you interest, is it the minister of finance you go to? So let’s be clear. This is now a private business by Act of parliament 2005.

“My role is regulatory, oversight and policy, but I have a problem which is the fact that I can’t see a problem and turn my back, so I’m getting involved. So the people you should be talking to about transformers is not me, the ministry doesn’t supply transformers anymore.”

gidoskiaustino:

Sorry accept my apology

gidoskiaustino:

you lack common sense hope u read everything

Johnnyakins:
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vanbonattel:
Waiting patiently for anyone who will start trouble here.