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Donald7610: There is nothing produced by the northern ppl that cannot be done better in the south TD Jakes Sermons Ogun state can grow any crop grows in the north Fertile land with water
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A frontline economist, stockbroker, capital market operator, and investment expert, Albert Okumagba, is dead. He was 56 years old
According to reports, Okumagba died in a hospital in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on Thursday, November 19.
The cause of his death has not yet been revealed. Sermons
Late Okumagba was the Group Managing Director of BGL Group, a leading investment banking and financial services group. He was President of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS) between 2014 and 2015.
Born in April 1964, Okumagba attended Federal Government College Warri, 1975-81; Kings College Lagos, 1983; University of lbadan and University of Lagos. He had Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Economy.
Which of the Nigerians are surprised oo cos no be today the Nigeria Labour Union have been useless like P in Psychology. They stopped keeping mum on important issues long time, they are now keeping dad...
jiushizheniu: Using data collected from patients with influenza-like symptoms at six New York City emergency departments (two in Manhattan, two in Queens, one in Brooklyn and one in the Bronx) during March 1–20, the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene found that out of 544 people, 36 were SARS-CoV-2–positive with specimens resembled those circulating in Europe. Five out of the six emergency departments were selected due to their usage by patients residing in ZIP codes with a high proportion of Chinese speakers, the report said. However, none of the samples collected were directly connected to sequences from Wuhan, China, where the outbreak originated.
Popular Nigerian Actor and comedian Williams Uchemba has done his traditional marriage today.
The former Nollywood child actor landed in Anambra state yesterday to pick up his wife and today was their traditional marriage and he is set to do his white wedding on the 21st of This month. Williams Uchemba's traditional wedding was attended by popular Nigerian celebrities.
Below are the pictures and videos from his traditional wedding today at Alor, Anambra state.
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post=96078120: The Founder, President, and Chairman of the Coscharis Group, Cosmas Maduka says he uses a rubber band to tie and hold his phone to keep it from falling apart. The businessman, while speaking at The International Festival Of Victory (IFOV), an annual conference of Word Assembly, held at the Vision House Headquarters in Lagos, said he wonders why people use expensive gadgets, In a 4-hour business lecture, The 61 years old business tycoon disclosed that he uses a rubber band to keep his phone from falling apart, and he only changed phones when his wife gifted him a new one.
The chairman of Coscharis Motors also said that his 2 sons were not allowed to drive any car until they graduated from the University, he added that he once kicked his second son out of the house for 3 months for driving a car.
The Nnewi native said he trained his kids without a Television in his house and to date, he does not have Cable Tv at home.
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smile11s: The video come be like say you dey promote big sized beer bottles and e come be empty bottles. Chai. Nothing dey the song abeg. I hope say you no spend too much money on making this song and shooting the video?
The Senate on Tuesday tackled the Minister of information, Lai Mohammed, over a controversial project fully funded by the Ministry of Finance for execution by his Ministry in the 2020 fiscal year.
The project was tagged ERPG 10145116, and was listed as ‘completion of NTA Gashua sub-station ongoing’.
The project had its allocation of N250m fully released to the Ministry.
The Minister led other top officials of his Ministry to the Senate on Tuesday o defend their 2021 budget estimates.
Chairman, Senate Committee on information, Abdullahi Sankara, maintained that the Minister has a lot of explanations to make over the project.
He said that it was 100 per cent release of funds without any work commensurate to the full releases done on sight.
The controversy over the project started when the Minister explained that the project was sponsored by a lawmaker as a constituency project and inserted the same into his Ministry’s 2020 budget.
Senators present at the panel took exception to Mohammed’s explanation.
The lawmakers took turns to query the Minister over the project, insisting that it was not a constituency project.
For Years some people have always judge me based on my look. I don’t know why this body image thing is so important to them. They’re forgetting I’m Human too and I deserve Everything a smaller Body can Have. I have lost some Jobs because I’m FAT Lost some relationships becos I’m FAT Some People in the industry don’t take me serious Because I’m FAT. BUT (And I also gain a lot of things because I’m fat Met amazing people who worked with me just because of the way I look. My first international appearance was because I’m Fat. I can’t begin to count my blessings because it’s too much So In life , you lose some and Win some). Why do you have to see my Body First? I’m intelligent Smart Hard Working And Beautiful Some will even Say “ if you love yourself you won’t look like that. No wonder a lot of women do crazy things to their Body just to be accepted. Imagine Living in Nigeria (which is already Hard due to Bad Governance) I will have to struggle with the bad Government and still Fight Body shamers SAD SAD SAD Then The Concerned Trolls Who will tell you FAT is unhealthy and you may die soon. Or they’re worried about your old age. Stop Stop Stop My Body is mine! You have no right to Shame it I shouldn’t be a threat to You. I will not Shrink Myself To Please You There is Nothing Wrong With my Body. Let’s Normalize FAT Bodies. Stop Body Shaming. My ancestors are FAT.
Man allegedly murders his wife after forcing her to quit her job to become a full time housewife
A man, Ikechukwu Isaac is currently at large after strangling his wife, Christianah Chidi to death in Ogbese, Owo, Ondo State.
It was gathered that the incident happened on October 17,2020.According to a source, Isaac is always beating his wife who was a nurse but told her to resign so she can become a housewife. . “ They have four kids together but he doesn’t take care of his responsibilities. She used to work at a hospital but had to resign because of him.
He has always being violent toward her but the straw that broke the camel’s back was when he strangled her to death and ran away leaving the kids behind.”
The Benue State Government on Wednesday disclosed how a portion of the palliatives meant for the state was diverted to Kano by market chief.
In a joint press briefing by the Commissioner for Information, Mrs Ngunen Adingi ; and Special Adviser to the Governor, Col. Paul Hemba (retd.), the government said the Chairman of Wurukum Market in Makurdi, who hails from Kano State, Abdullah Yusuf, diverted the goods to Kano.
Recall that the police in Kano State had, few weeks ago during the lockdown occasioned by COVID-19, recovered 1,958 cartons of noodles suspected to have been diverted from Benue State to Kano.
The Commissioner of Police in Kano, Habu Sani, had said that some people were arrested between July 23 and September 8.
Addressing journalists in Makurdi after the State Executive Council meeting, Adingi and Hemba said the state action committee on COVID-19 had distributed some palliatives to traders at Wurukum market through its chairman who is from Kano.
“The action committee on COVID-19 decided to distribute palliative to market traders who were also affected from not being able to open their shops.
“The market association wasinvited and the palliatives were shared. However, we heard that chairman of the market, Yusuf, collected the palliative on behalf of the traders and instead of distributing to traders, he felt they should sell them and that is how the palliative got to Kano.
“The matter is being investigated and the chairman has been arrested,” the Information commissioner said.
ELECTION DAY IN TANZANIA: The African Union (AU) Expert Election Observer Team which I lead visited some polling stations in Dar es Salaam this morning as voting got underway in Tanzania's general elections. The African Union sees today's polls as yet another opportunity for the good people of the United Republic of Tanzania to deepen democracy and peace in the country. -GEJ
A Nigerian lawyer, Chilolo, who had one of her legs amputated after suffering an accident five years ago, has listed what she was able to achieve since the tragic accident.
Taking to her Twitter account, she revealed she was involved in a road accident exactly five years ago. The accident resulted in one of her legs being amputated.
Since then, she has gone on to obtain her LLB, graduated with a first class from law school and is now employed as a corporate lawyer. She’s also living her life fully and she shared photos to show how much she enjoys life and participates in it.
International customers – Niger, Benin, Togo – who purchase power from Nigeria remitted a total of N2.04bn in the first quarter of this year as their outstanding electricity bill to the Market Operator of the sector in Nigeria.
But special customers, Ajaokuta Steel Co. Ltd and its environs, did not make any payment in respect of the N0.27bn and N0.05bn invoices issued them by the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc and the MO respectively, during the period of review.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission disclosed this in its report for the first quarter of 2020.
It said a total of N4.05bn ($13.22m) invoices were issued by the MO to international customers including Societe Nigerienne d’electricite or NIGELEC; Societe Beninoise d’Energie Electrique or SBEE; and Compagnie Energie Electrique du Togo or CEET.
The commission stated that during the quarter, NIGELEC made a payment of ₦1.61bn ($5.27m) as part of its outstanding bills for the energy received from NBET and services rendered by the MO.
“Similarly, SBEE paid ₦0.43bn ($1.39m) in respect of services received from MO,” the commission added.
It stated that it was noteworthy that tariff shortfall (represented by the difference between actual end-user tariffs payable by consumers and the cost-reflective rates approved by NERC) had partly contributed to liquidity challenges being experienced in the industry.
It, however, stated that the settlement ratio to the expected Minimum Remittance Thresholds, having adjusted for tariff shortfall, indicated that power distribution companies needed to improve on their performance.
The PUNCH reported on Tuesday that power distributors failed to remit N119.88bn to the sector in the first quarter of the year.
“Whereas Discos were expected to make a market remittance of 46.09 per cent during 2020/Q1, only 32.53 per cent settlement rate was achieved within the timeframe provided for market settlement in the Market Rules,” the commission stated.
It said the Discos’ remittance level, regardless of the prevailing tariff shortfall, was still below the expected MRT and called on the power firms to improve on their performances.
Right persons were on Saturday burnt to death in a lone crash on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
The crash, which occurred around 8.45pm near the Saapade Bridge, involved a Mazda bus with number plate AAA 249 VX.
The Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps, Ogun State, Ahmed Umar, confirmed the accident on Sunday.
Umar stated that 11 people were involved in the crash.
The sector commander said, “The suspected cause of the lone accident involving the Mazda bus with number plate AAA 249 VX was tyre burst, which led to the loss of control before the crash and fire outbreak immediately.
“FRSC operatives contacted the Sagamu Fire Service immediately for a joint rescue operation.
“Three injured victims were taken to the Idera Hospital, Sagamu, for medical attention, while the Health Department of the Remo North Local Government Area was contacted on the burnt victims.”
Umar advised motorists to drive cautiously, obey traffic rules and regulations, and ensure that their tyres were in good condition.
Thugs loyal to Governor Godwin Obaseki of the Peoples Democratic Party are currently chasing away agents of other political parties from the polling unit where he is to vote.
The governor, who is on the queue, watched on as the thugs carried out the act.
The Nigerian Army, on Wednesday, interred the remains of Lance Corporal Benjamin Collins, who was tortured to death by three senior officers at the Mogadishu Barracks, Abuja, in 2017.
Collins was buried with full military honours at the Guards Brigade cemetery along Kubwa Expressway by soldiers from the Army Headquarters Garrison Battalion.
The funeral was attended by his mother, Mrs Kate Dioma; uncle, Justice Daniel Isiagor of the Federal High Court; lawyer, Dr Johnson Oyewole; and representatives of the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai.
The national flag was presented to the deceased’s mother by Lt. Col. S. Shuaibu on behalf of the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.).
Oyewole, who fought to ensure justice for the deceased, thanked the COAS and the Army Headquarters Garrison Battalion for approving the funeral.
A general court martial had in February sentenced Majors Akeem Oseni and Ogbemudia Osawe, and Second Lieutenant Nuhu Dogary to 10 years’ imprisonment for torturing Collins to death.
The officers were found guilty of manslaughter by the GMC comprised of the President, Brig. Gen. G. Umelo; Brig. Gen. S. Aliyu; Brig. Gen, A. Edet; Brig. N. Mohammed; and Cols. K. Ndamadu, T. Agbor, and I. Tanko.
The convicts were said to have moved Collins from a guardroom at Mogadishu Barracks to a bush near the Ihejirika Quarters along the Abuja-Nyanya Expressway, where he was assaulted while in handcuffs and leg chains.
Collins, who hailed from Rivers State, died after the assault, which took place on February 23, 2017, and his corpse was deposited in Asokoro General Hospital morgue.
After the incident, the officers reported to their superiors that Collins, who was held for over two years for travelling to Lagos to see his sick aunt without official permission, had escaped from custody.
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