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The Taliban has announced the reopening of secondary schools in Afghanistan for boys only, effectively banning high school education for girls in the country. The majority of Afghan schools welcomed students back today for the first time since the militant group swept to power last month. Announcing the move on Friday, the Taliban said that “all male teachers and students should attend their educational institutions” from Saturday, the start of the Afghan week, but made no mention of girls and female teachers. Girls have been able to attend primary school in some of the classrooms that have managed to remain open during the chaos of the past two months, but high schools for girls have remained shuttered since the fall of Kabul in mid-August. Meanwhile, Abdul Baqi Haqqani, the minister of higher education, said earlier this week that women could continue to study in universities and postgraduate programs, but only in gender-segregated classrooms and in appropriate Islamic dress. The announcements threaten to confirm suspicions that life under the Taliban will spell the return of a brutal regime. When the group last ruled Afghanistan, between 1996 and 2001, most women were barred from going to work and girls were denied the right to an education beyond the sixth grade. It comes despite Taliban officials insisting in a recent charm offensive that the group has reformed in the 20-year interim and that a new Islamic Emirate would respect women’s rights. The promises have largely been viewed as part of an attempt to court international favour as the Taliban tries to secure emergency funding after inheriting a country on the verge of economic collapse. Separately on Friday, the militant group announced the opening of a ministry for the “propagation of virtue and the prevention of vice” in the building that once housed the Women’s Affairs Ministry. Video footage shared online showed women who were previously employed at the ministry protesting outside their former workplace because the Taliban had banned them from entering the building. Several reports suggested female demonstrators have been beaten by Taliban members in Kabul and other Afghan cities in recent weeks. The UN highlighted in late August, when the Taliban were still fresh in power, that it had seen “credible” reports of human rights abuses at the hands of the Islamist group, including “summary executions” of civilians and restrictions on women. UN Human Rights High Commissioner Michelle Bachelet said that women’s rights were a “fundamental red line”, and that “access to quality secondary education for girls will be an essential indicator of [the Taliban’s] commitment to human rights”. Women in Afghanistan have already been ordered to stay at home while the group establishes a new government. Zabihullah Mujahid, a spokesman for the Taliban, said the order was “a very temporary procedure” that would remain “until we have full security in place”. “Our security forces are not trained [in] how to deal with women — how to speak to women [for] some of them,” he added. Increasing signals that the Taliban will soon revert to its previous tactics prompted members of Afghanistan’s national women’s football team to flee across the border into Pakistan earlier this week. According to Pakistan’s Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry, the players entered the country through the northwestern Torkham border crossing holding valid travel documents. Experts have warned that Afghan women are experiencing “cultural genocide” amid strict dress codes and stay at home orders under Taliban power. Dr Bahar Jalali, an Afghan historian who started the hashtag #DoNotTouchMyClothes, told i she was “gravely concerned that in the next few decades nobody is going to know what Afghanistan was, the heritage might die.” https://inews.co.uk/news/world/afghan-girls-denied-education-secondary-schools-reopen-boys-only-1206502?ITO=newsnow |
Foremost phone and electrical appliances manufacturer, Itel, has opened a home store in Agege, Lagos State, the nation’s commercial capital. The store is the company’s first in the country and is an extension of the Itel brand’s mission to help Nigerians and Africans at large enjoy a better life at subsidized costs. The walk-in store will strictly provide Itel’s product portfolio of smartphones, televisions, mobile accessories and electrical home appliances to consumers across the country. The Itel Home Store boasts a wide range of family products that are user-friendly, pocket-friendly, and convenient for everyday use including televisions, electrical appliances like electric cookers, standing fans, electric kettles etc., and mobile accessories like headphones, speakers, power banks, and smartphones. “Itel has come this far because of the loyalty and consistent patronage of our communities,” says Itel’s Country Manager, Kevin Zhang. He added that: “We exist to serve our communities and to continually provide them with better everyday products. This Itel home store is just the beginning of another amazing journey for Itel and our loyal consumers in Nigeria, and we cannot wait to show you the next level of innovation that we have to offer.” Present at the grand opening were top-notch actress Mercy Johnson Okojie, key Itel staff, and well-wishers. Loyal Itel customers at the event got products including television sets and smartphones for free. The company also noted that there will be free gifts for customers who purchase from the store between September 20 and 26, 2021. https://tribuneonlineng.com/itel-opens-home-store-in-lagos/ |
Ayade is a thief |
An investigation has revealed how the government of Cross River State awarded a road project worth N42 billion to a company with no traceable address. In 2018, the state governor, Ben Ayade, commenced the construction of spaghetti flyover and rehabilitation and dualisation of the Calabar-Odukpani Highway. The project had appeared in the state's 2018 budget, named “Budget of Kinetic Crystallization”. The state first earmarked N18 billion for the project. In the 2019 budget, N16 billion was appropriated for the project while that of 2020 had N8 billion. While the project remains critical to the people of the state, nothing tangible has been done despite the huge amount of money budgeted. Ayade had earlier estimated that the project would be completed by 2019 but later shifted the completion deadline to April 2020. Findings by the CrossRiverWatch, however, showed that the highly-anticipated project remains in shambles with only skeletal work currently ongoing. The state government had originally contracted Zeon Engineering and Consulting in 2018 to execute the project. But two years after it commenced work, the company ditched the project, further worsening the condition of the road. Amid the growing concerns over the parlous state of the road, the state government engaged Zeka Global Company Limited, an indigenous construction firm, to continue the project. Findings, however, revealed that the newly contracted company was only incorporated on January 22, 2020, according to the Corporate Affairs Commission, without any previous track records. The investigation showed the purported address of the company as No. 9 Maple Street, Calabar South Local Government Area, a residential apartment. This was even as no resident in the building or around the street knows the company. The state government has also kept the process of awarding the contract to the company a top-secret, raising suspicion of irregularities by the authorities in several quarters. Government officials contacted on the matter declined to comment while Engr. Dane Osim Asu, the Commissioner for Works in the state, threatened to sue CrossRiver Watch for inquiring about the contract. The poor condition of the Calabar-Odukpani Highway has worsened the plights of commuters and traders around the area. Before the project started, there was a car park where the roundabout would be. It had to make way for the construction vehicles. Vincent Ekpe said: “You see, Odukpani Local Government serves as a border. When you’re coming from Cameroon, you land here; Akwa Ibom, you land here; Port Harcourt, Bayelsa, and the rest, you still land here. The only source of revenue was this park and it has been destroyed because of the project here.” A butcher who is also a road user, Elijah Uko stated: “I don’t know if they will deliver this year. They have entered the other side. The road is too small; they need to expand it. I can’t even see where the flyover is terminating. I still don’t know if it’s flyover or walkover based on what I’m seeing on the ground.” Daniel Okon, a stone merchant at the proposed site of the so-called spaghetti flyover has his doubts about the project. “Where is the flyover? I have not seen any flyover here; we just hear it but can’t see it. We hear it on radio and see it on billboards,” he said. http://saharareporters.com/2021/09/15/how-cross-river-government-gave-company-no-traceable-address-n42billion-flyover-road |
PenpalOso:his holy of holies I presume |
The President, English Scholars Association of Nigeria (ESAN), Professor Shola Babatunde, yesterday called on two examination bodies in Nigeria, the National Examination Council (NECO) and the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to stop making credit pass in English and Mathematics as prerequisites for admission into universities or polytechnics in Nigeria. Babatunde, however, described the two examinations bodies’ modality of admission into the higher institutions as ludicrous that would not promote effective language communication. Speaking at the 37th Annual National Conference of ESAN tagged: ‘KWARESAN 2021’, which was flagged off at the main auditorium of the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, Babatunde also urged the federal government to establish English Language Council in Nigeria, as part of measures to promote and encourage effective communication in the language. He stated that the council should be empowered to make pronouncements and policies that enjoy government backing for promoting National English. The conference had the theme: ‘English Language and Literary Studies in Nigeria: Realities of the New Normal’. Those expected to form membership of the council, according to him, are patriarchs of English Studies in the country. Babatunde said the agitation was unfortunate at a time that complaints had arisen on the low communicative performance of students in English language. He also suggested the creation of National English Studies Resource Centre to carry out studies on the National English (NE) corpus; implement relevant NE policies and other related matters. The university don said proposed centre would be an ideal corpus to implement relevant NE policies and other related matters. According to him, “This is why the call on the federal government to NECO and JAMB not to make credit pass in English and Mathematics basic requirements for admission into universities and polytechnics in Nigeria is not only ludicrous but also very unfortunate at this time when we are complaining about the low communicative performance of our students in English Language, and when our Arabic and French speaking neighbours are eager to come to Nigeria to learn the English language. “The emphasis should be on the improvement of the facilities and the training and employment of adequate number of teachers to teach the two subjects in order to minimise failure rates. “My suggestion is that we need to go beyond our previous efforts if we really desire to show that we are running late in our efforts. We need a change of strategies.” The forum of scholars is poised to collate and store for easy retrieval of all research efforts on the English language in Nigeria, adding that they are presently scattered. Babatunde said: “The association has done its best, and the efforts are obviously commendable. We, however, think we need more than an association to take us beyond this point. “We are therefore proposing the need for an English Language Council in Nigeria. The council will have as its members as patriarchs of the English Studies in Nigeria.” The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Professor Sulyman Age Abdulkareem, who declared the conference open, noted that since the Nigerian lingua franca remains English, moving a mountain becomes ease for students if they could put words together appropriately. He said whatever knowledge derived from the conference was supposed to prepare the participants for a better Nigeria. Also, Professor Gabriel Bassey Egbe of the Department of English and Literary Studies, Veritas University, Abuja, was the keynote speaker at the event, where the Vice-Chancellor of University of Abuja, Professor AbdulRasheed Na’Allah, bagged an award of excellence. https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2021/09/15/neco-jamb-urged-to-cancel-credit-pass-in-english-mathematics-as-prerequisites-for-admission/ |
The Kano State House of Assembly has given Governor Umar Abdullahi Ganduje 48 hours to remove the Chairman of the State Revenue Board, AbduRazak Salihi, for violating the constitutional provision of the nation and disrespect to the legislative chambers.https://dailypost.ng/2021/09/14/kano-assembly-gives-ganduje-48hrs-ultimatum-to-sack-revenue-board-chair/
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Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has directed the demolition of shanties in Nkpogu, Port Harcourt, the state capital.https://dailypost.ng/2021/09/13/wike-orders-demolition-of-shanties/
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Angeloihe:The mountain, is it an actual mountain or just a place |
Tizu:1000 is too small for married pussy. She has kids to fend for. |
The world’s largest Galleri blood test trial will enrol 140,000 participants from across England to assess the test's efficacy. The National Health Service (NHS) in the UK has commenced the largest clinical trial for assessing healthcare company Grail’s Galleri blood test, which can identify more than 50 cancer types before symptoms emerge. The Galleri test can potentially detect chemical changes in fragments of genetic code-cell-free deoxyribonucleic acid (cfDNA) that leak from tumours into the bloodstream. The simple blood test can check for the initial signs of cancer in the blood, the NHS noted. The NHS announced plans to initiate the trial of the Galleri blood test in November last year. The randomised control trial will be conducted by The Cancer Research UK and King’s College London Cancer Prevention Trials Unit, along with the NHS and Grail. A first of its kind study, the NHS-Galleri trial plans to enrol 140,000 subjects in eight regions across England to assess the efficacy of the test for use in the NHS. The blood samples from the first subjects in the trial will be obtained at mobile testing clinics in retail parks, as well as at various convenient community locations. The trial’s participants must not have had a cancer diagnosis in the last three years. NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard said: “This quick and simple blood test could mark the beginning of a revolution in cancer detection and treatment here and around the world. “By finding cancer before signs and symptoms even appear, we have the best chance of treating it, and we can give people the best possible chance of survival. “The Galleri blood test, if successful, could play a major part in achieving our NHS Long Term Plan ambition to catch three-quarters of cancers at an early stage, when they are easier to treat.” According to research so far, the test was demonstrated to be effective at finding cancers that are usually difficult to detect in the early stages, such as head and neck, bowel, lung, pancreatic and throat cancers. Grail Europe president Harpal Kumar said: “The Galleri test can not only detect a wide range of cancer types but can also predict where the cancer is in the body with a high degree of accuracy. “The test is particularly strong at detecting deadly cancers and has a very low rate of false positives.” Patients whose cancer is detected in the early stages – either one or two – usually have a wider range of therapy options available, which can be curative and are less aggressive. Preliminary results from the trial are anticipated to be reported in 2023. The NHS intends to expand the rollout to one million individuals in 2024 and 2025. https://www.medicaldevice-network.com/news/nhs-trial-grail-cancer-test/ |
Governor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara has said his government is no longer interested in dialoguing with bandits since they rejected the olive branch given tohttps://gazettengr.com/no-more-amnesty-for-bandits-in-zamfara-gov-matawalle/
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Ethiopia says a controversial mega dam it’s building over the Blue Nile will start generating electricity in a month. The announcement by the country’s water ministry comes as the two downstream countries, Egypt and Sudan, continue to raise concerns that the dam will impact their essential water supplies. The $5bn (£3.6bn) project is aimed at providing power to tens of millions of Ethiopians, which could transform the people’s lives and the economy. Speaking to the BBC, Water Minister Sileshi Bekele said that an initial 750 megawatts of electricity will be produced by two of the dam’s turbines. When it’s finished, the dam is expected to generate eight times that amount. The project has caused tension between Ethiopia and its neighbours, with Egypt and Sudan worried about droughts and water security. But, at a time when Ethiopia is enmeshed in a costly civil war, this is a rare bit of good news for many in the country. https://von.gov.ng/2021/09/11/ethiopian-mega-dam-to-start-producing-power-next-month/ |
Mrs Evelyn, the widow of the late Prophet TB Joshua has been appointed into the powerful board of trustees of Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) in line with the church’s constitution which prescribes a minimum of three trustees for the church. Naija News reports that her appointment is on the strength of the judgment delivered on Thursday by Justice Tijjani Ringim of the Federal High Court, Lagos Judicial Division holding at Ikoyi. The verdict was delivered in a Petition brought by Concerned and committed members of the church represented by Mr. Kola Kareem and Mrs. Moji Oguntoyinbo against the Incorporated Trustees of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN); the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and Mrs. Evelyn Onyisi Joshua in a Suit No: FHC/L/CP/1109/2021. The petitioners were represented by Emeka Ekweozor Esq; Chris Eme Esq with him E.G Onyejekwulum. Ossazu Owie represented 1st and 2nd Respondents; while O.N Chukwu appeared for the CAC. The respondents through their said Counsel told the court they were not opposed to the petition made under Section 839(6)(B) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020 (as Amended). https://www./2021/09/09/t-b-joshuas-wife-gets-powerful-position-in-synagogue-church/ |
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, on Wednesday announced the seizure of large quantity of Captagon, a brand of Amphetamine drug, valued at N5.8 billion at Apapa Port, Lagos.https://dailynigerian.com/ndlea-intercepts-illicit/
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So slaughtering of innocent souls is not satanic abi |
The National Secretary of Fulani Socio-Cultural Association, Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, Saleh Alhassan, says members of the association won’t obey the anti-open grazing laws enacted by some Southern governors. Alhassan also described the law as “satanic and empty.” SaharaReporters had earlier reported that the 17 Southern governors led by Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo state met in Lagos on July 5, 2021, and “set a timeline of Wednesday, 1st September, 2021 for the promulgation of the anti open grazing law in all member states”. On August 31, 2021, Akeredolu signed into law, the Anti- Grazing Bill passed by the State House of Assembly. “This is worthwhile and a very laudable development aimed at stemming needless instances of skirmishes, conflicts as well as infractions on the enviably peaceful disposition of the good people of Ondo State,” Ondo State Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Donald Ojogo, had said in a statement. Some other governors in the Southern part of the country had also signed the bill into law in the last few weeks with a move geared towards curbing farmer-herder crisis and attendant insecurity in the region. Speaking to SaharaReporters on Tuesday, Alhassan condemned the move by Akeredolu and his colleagues. He said, “As far as we are concerned, the anti-grazing bill is a satanic bill. We have already initiated legal actions both locally and internationally against Akeredolu and other governors trying to destroy our means of livelihood. “All the people promoting the law are in connivance with the devil. How do you disturb people from their normal business without providing alternative? It’s an empty law, it’s just a political body they are using to steal money in the name of security votes. Most of the cows you see in Southern Nigeria belong to Yoruba and Igbo merchants; they are the ones that owe these cows. This hype about anti-grazing is just political. “Even in Benue that it has been implemented, what are the consequences? It’s such a devilish law, you see crisis all over; there is no secret grazing since the time of Moses. They should provide the ranches, we are ready to even hire the ranches if available. Cattle rearing is not okada business you can ban by law. This is the culture of the people, you can’t change it overnight.” When asked by SaharaReporters if the association was ready to comply with the law, he said, “How will you obey an empty law? The law is satanic, it’s not implementable, it’s a negative law, so how do you implement that? Do you start arresting people with their cattle? Where are the ranches you have created for them? “We know that we are serving a living God. We are warning seriously that any tribal security outfit that will listen to their Governor that they want to illegally eject our herders or steal their cows, God will be deal with them in numerous ways. We are peace loving.” http://saharareporters.com/2021/09/07/anti-open-grazing-law-satanic-empty-herders-won’t-obey-it-–-miyetti-allah-dares-southern |
A primary school teacher, Alhaji Usman Galadima, of Central Primary School, Karabonde, Borgu local government of Niger state has been arrested for allegedly defiling 14 female pupils of the school. It was learnt that aside from defiling the pupils, Galadima was also accused of infecting them with the dreaded HIV AIDS. Galadima a Grade II teacher with the school has been reportedly arrested by the police and is facing interrogation at the SCID police headquarters, Minna. Niger state government has also constituted a committee to investigate the alleged defilement of the 14 pupils. The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in Niger state, DSP Wasiu Abiodun confirmed the arrest of the accused teacher in Minna. He said “the suspect is with the command over the allegations of sexual assault in his school.” He added that the suspect initially disappeared, but was later arrested and transferred to Minna by the DPO of Borgu. It was gathered the government probe committee is headed by the state Commissioner for Education, Hajiya Hanatu Jibrin Salihu. Other members of the committee include the Director, Child Right Protection Agency, the state Commissioner for Women Affairs, the state Universal Basic Education (SUBEB), among others. https://www.blueprint.ng/teacher-infects-14-pupils-with-hiv-aids-in-niger/ |
pu7pl3:i look at madrid's attack and all i see is benzema, benzema, benzema. Nothing special |
Topmaike007:Ousmane Dembele |
Topmaike007:Talk true, If you were in PSG shoes, would you sell mbappe your best player for that obscene amount of money knowing fully well you have no replacement for him? |
The Nigeria Association of Government Medical and Dental Practitioners (NAGMDP), Kwara chapter, has threatened to down tools over poor pay. The association warned, “If our demands are not met by September 13, 2021, we shall have no alternative than to withdraw the service of our members across all the hospitals in the state.” Their threat is contained in a letter addressed to Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq and other stakeholders. It was jointly signed by the chairman and secretary of the association, Saka Agboola and Ayinde Musa. According to the medical practitioners, the threat to withdraw their services is also due to poor condition of service. The association said the poor working conditions had “resulted to a major cause of mass resignation and brain drain which we are currently experiencing among doctors and other health care workers in the state.” “With reference to the letter sent to your Excellency dated June 16, 2021, titled ‘Letter of request’ and subsequent reminders dated July 13 and July 27, 2021, respectively, drawing your attention. On Friday, August 27, 2021, an emergency general meeting of NAGMDP, Kwara state chapter was held,’’ it said. The association insisted the government must recruit more medical officers in addition to the constant replacement of those resigning on a daily basis. “There should be provision for adequate security in all of our hospitals to avoid breaking down of law and order by patients and their relatives,” the association added. “The state government should provide patients relatives building in hospitals, where relatives can be in comfort, while health workers take care of their relatives on admission.” The association also urged payment of COVID-19 allowances to members and other health care workers and provision of a vehicle and housing loan facility at a single-digit interest rate. Reacting to the development, Oladimeji Sa’ad-Aluko, the Kwara State Hospital Management Bureau director-general, said the governor was considering their demands. https://gazettengr.com/poor-pay-kwara-doctors-to-go-on-strike-september-13/ |
The Chief Operating Officer of Capegate Investment Limited, Bello Abba-Yakasai, has said that the company plans to generate 10 megawatts of electricity from waste in Kano. Mr Abba-Yakasai made the disclosure while briefing newsmen on the company’s investment plan, on Tuesday in Kano. He said that the company was planning to set up three waste conversion industries in 2022 to generate power and produce fertilizer. “Next year, we will generate 10 megawatts of electricity and in the next five years will yield 150 megawatts for Kano and Jigawa. “We intend to establish three major industries; one is what we call a transfer station where all the wastes which include, plastic, metals and aluminium among others, will be sorted. The waste sorted out will be recycled or transformed into other products. “The next phase is the diversification industry, where we turn the non-usable materials into gas to power our turbine and provide electricity. Under this industry, we hope to generate 10 megawatts by next year. “The third industry is the fertilizer industry. Food wastes and bio-waste would be turned into organic fertilizer which is more safer health wise on crops and human consumption. “The fertilizer produced will be easier to absorb into the soil and has no hazardous side effects on consumers of the farm produce,” Mr Abba-Yakasai said. He added that the company would also refine human waste and turn it into fertilizer and gas for cooking. “Farmers use human faeces on their farms in its raw form which results in cholera, typhoid and other diseases. We will process it to eliminate these dangers,” Mr Abba-Yakasai said. https://gazettengr.com/epileptic-power-supply-company-to-generate-10-megawatts-from-wastes/ |
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Madrid fans who dey breath |
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Two Nigerians, Johnson Ogunlana and Samson Oguntuyi, face up to 105 years in a U.S. prison after pleading guilty to bank and mail fraud conspiracy and other related charges. Though District Judge Catherine Blake has not scheduled a date for sentencing, Messrs Ogunlana and Oguntuyi pleaded guilty on Monday, ahead of the trial, to federal charges of schemes to defraud financial institutions and businesses. The duo used the stolen personal information of individual victims. The Department of Justice said in a statement that “Ogunlana and Oguntuyi each face a maximum sentence of 30 years in federal prison for conspiracy to commit bank fraud and mail fraud. Oguntuyi also faces a maximum of 30 years for bank fraud. Ogunlana faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison for access device fraud and a maximum of five years in federal prison for theft of mail by a postal employee.” Mr Ogunlana pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud and mail fraud, access device fraud, aggravated identity theft, and mail theft by a postal employee. Mr Oguntuyi pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud and mail fraud, bank fraud, and aggravated identity theft. The pleas were announced by acting United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Jonathan Lenzner. In their plea agreements, Messrs Ogunlana and Oguntuyi noted that between July 25, 2016, and February 5, 2019, they agreed to steal bank checks and credit and debit cards from the mail and run fake businesses using stolen identities. Both parties agreed that at least $565,000 was stolen from two victim businesses and eight identity theft victims. They also face a mandatory sentence of two years, “consecutive to any other sentence imposed, for aggravated identity theft. https://gazettengr.com/two-nigerians-face-105-years-in-u-s-prison-for-bank-fraud/ |
The West African Senior School Certificate Examination, WAEC, has commenced the registration for 2021 Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) for second series. The body, in an advertorial signed Monday, by its Head of National Centre, Patrick Areghan, rolled out certain rules and regulations to be strictly adhered to. According to Areghan, candidates are strictly warned to follow the informations given before any registration is done to avoid complications. He advised the candidates to always check the website after their registration has been done to know the latest update. The registration period is from Monday, 23rd August, 2021 to Thursday, 30th September 2021. Read full details below: https://cdn.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/WAEC-Reg.jpeg https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/08/waec-begins-wassce-registration-for-2nd-series/ |
International oil companies operating in Nigeria are owing the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) over $4 billion, the Minister of Niger Delta Development, Godswill Akpabio.https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/480136-oil-companies-owe-nddc-over-4-billion-minister.html
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when we were talking about Mbape you guys where spilling trash.