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Personally, this lady obviously didn't think things through before embarking on publicly humiliating herself. You knew full well that that guy wasn't into you as much as you were into him. So, why did you decide to make such a public spectacle of yourself? How on earth did you think that you could possibly lure him into loving you back by spending your money on him? As far as I'm concerned, you were simply manipulating him. Period. So, quit your emotional blackmail. Money can't buy love.

ediko5:
A lady created a scene some weeks ago at a place known as Solution city in Akwa when she publicly proposed to his 'far younger' and the young man rejected her proposal citing age difference and also the fact that it's unethical for a lady to publicly propose to a man in his culture.

According to the lady, she's been dating the boy for 7 years.

They both shared their separate side of the story to Luck Udu experience.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K7XOCD5DFg?si=jsMyhJ6YAHE0bIH7

Me: If I talk my own now eh.........

Make that 1K in Port Harcourt.

profet:
That's N500 naira in Lagos

I've observed your comments on this platform for a while now and you are deluded to think of yourself as one with the monopoly of verbal nuisance, as well as one who has chosen to bend the truth of the terrible misgovernance of T-Pain's (mal) administration of the country.

You can only hide behind your online monicker but you cannot hide from natural justice for too long. Your comments alone speak to that fact. It's only a matter of time.

helinues:
Shut up and stop telling lies

Must you attack others before promoting your song?

Must you throw tantrums all in the name of reviving your dead music career?

Why is FG not going after other musical artists?

Wike, the reason you did all that you claimed you did for Odili was because he and his wife were very instrumental to your second tenure electoral victory in court, which you actually lost to a relatively unknown Awara, who against all odds gave you nightmares. You, the same loudmouthed Wike, went to do thanksgiving service in church where you testified in front of television cameras that if it weren't for the Odilis who gave you all the connections in judicial circles, you were already a goner. Oga try to be humble small, you hear?

fergie001:
Wike made this known in Port Harcourt on Sunday during a thanksgiving service for the speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Martin Amaewhule.

The thanksgiving service was held at the Church of the Holy Spirit Anglican Church, Port Harcourt in honour of Amaewhule.

Haba.....! The man pass 48 years naa.... He should be in his 60s. Abi na d pickpocket hustle make am look like dat ni?

post=131425321:
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2024/08/09/how-i-dispossessed-people-of-their-money-suspected-pickpocket-suleiman/

This soullessly bland speech barely scratched the surface to address frontally the main causes of the #EndBadGovernance protest. He didn't say what and how he would do to tackle the following burning national issues:
#Hunger #HyperInflation #Insecurity #OverbloatedCabinet #HighCostOfGovernance #DeeplyEntrenchedCorruption
#ElectoralReforms #FuelSubsidy #ElectricityTariff

This speech really shows that there's definitely no hope in the horizon. Business still remains as usual.

Wisdomkosi:
10 things Tinubu said in Public Broadcast | #Politicsnigeria



Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/just-in-suspend-further-protests-10-things-tinubu-said-in-public-broadcast/

This opata you just spewed truly epitomises your monicker on NL. Only a confirmed zombie talks like you. You are not from Rivers State and you are obviously clueless about the happenings in the state. Need I even tell you that one of the reasons Wike tried to have Governor Sim impeached was the fact that the incumbent Governor Sim promoted Rivers State civil servants at all levels - a lofty achievement which Wike failed abysmally in during his 8-year tenure of constantly impoverishing Rivers people?

Confirmedzombie:
This are opobo civil servants and igbos, other Rivers civil servants are not happy.

No salary, No promotion, No Arears payment.

Fubara is a failure like Peter obi,

14. "I have said before, there is no price too much to pay for peace. And with the realization that the worst peace is better than the best war, we will strive to make peace with all segments and interest groups without surrendering our freedom nor jeopardizing the interest and well-being of the good people of Rivers State who graciously entrusted us with their cherished mandate."

You see ehh, anyone who really understands communication would easily see that Governor Sim isn't in anyway backing down in this fight. He looks docile to the undiscerning but to those who can see, the man is a smart guy, who chooses his battles carefully. And from what I see, he will finish his first tenure and absolutely nothing will happen to him. He is gathering a great deal of support and momentum. The tide is in his favour. The only loser here is the the one who huffs and puffs empty smoke from his bile acid infested croaky throat.

FC Porto's colours are in white and blue on the Champions' League and Europa League trophies. Look again.... carefully, this time.

hatakekakashi:
Porto nko

LMAO Dangote group, for where? Do you know that the $44B with which Elon Musk bought Twitter is even two times more than Dangote's entire worth, and worth more than Dangote + Otedola + Adenuga, and change still remain?

IMO01:
Dangote group

Oh, well, it's a great thing that you kept your dignity intact by refusing to compromise your spirituality, faith and conscience. It's definitely not an easy place to be in. However, there are ways you could have held that ode of a boss to his balls without making any compromise or even losing your job in the process, but rather keep the stupid goat on his knees for as long as you wished. You could have used available technology to covertly film him. All it takes is to hatch a well-thought-out plan to set him up for his mighty downfall. This is where reverse blackmail comes in handy. But I'm not sure such an idea ever crossed your mind, or even if it did, you just didn't have the will to go through the trouble to protect yourself and your job. But all the same, kudos to you. Best wishes.

Sixfiguresmart:
Happy to get an oil and gas job. Dream come true. Everything was perfect with me. 3 years into my job, a new boss showed up. A light skin Nigerian male. His wife and kids were in Canada. I visit the gym 3x per week.

He requested to go to the same gym. Pretended to work out and asked that I mentored him. It all happened fast. I thought he was responsible as he was married. He started touching my body inappropriately. Caressing my chest holding my arms. Thought he was enamored by the muscles only. I would somehow break him off and redirect him to the session.

Then, after work it was about meeting me, talking to me, confiding in me. Initially, I was happy to build a close relationship with a boss. Of course, that's my career growth right there.

Not until, this night, he invited me over to his lounge. As soon i arrived, he undressed to a G-string, I was dazed for real. He tried to kissed me. I blocked it. Then, came the love, the feeling, and sex plea. So, I took my leave quickly. Felt disappointed and betrayed. I told no one but my bestie who laughed over it and made a mockery of the whole thing. Telling me that he would have busted his ass for the money.

All I needed was my job and no drama. He advanced toward me several times. Showered me with expensive stuff. I rejected everything he offered. I couldn't shake him anymore, no hugs, nothing. I felt truly perplexed cos he was very connected and has brothers and relatives in top positions in Chevron. I met with him, talked to him man to man politely. He told me he had been in it since he was 14. I asked him if he would love that life for his kids. He said, no! So, I told him that I have a faith, a conscience and a commitment to my God. That I would not entertain homosexuality. So, after more attempts, the hate set in.

Well, my final year in Chevron was horrendous until i finally got axed 17 months after my new boss showed up. I moved on with my dignity but with a bigger lesson in life. I kept it a secret for many years. Only my bestie new about it.

Many men are victims. People hardly believe the few who cry out. Many will question the authenticity of my history and blame me afterall. Making it harder for the next man to come out.

Many argue that they will beat, hit, or punch a man for advancing toward them. There are consequences. Read your room. Justice hardly comes in a world of injustice. Sometimes, the best thing to do is walk away.

castro4u:
No sharing money this month

From the Punch Facebook Page:

FG, states, LGAs shared N616.8bn in April —FAAC

The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee on Friday said it shared a total of N616.886bn as April 2021 revenue to the Federal, States and Local Governments as well as other relevant agencies in Nigeria.

The Office of Accountant General of the Federation disclosed that the shared revenue was contained in a communiqué issued by FAAC after its monthly meeting for April 2021 held through virtual conferencing.

The Director, Information, Press and Public Relations, OAGF, Henshaw Ogubike, revealed this in a statement issued in Abuja on Friday.

The statement was titled, ‘FAAC shares N616.886 billion APRIL 2021 revenue to FG, states and LGs.’

According to the statement, the gross statutory revenue for April 2021 was N429.733 billion, the gross revenue from the Value Added Tax was N164.340 billion and revenue from the exchange gain amounted to N2.250 billion.

The OAGF also said that the excess bank charges recovered was N0.563 billion, while revenue from non-oil was N20 billion, bringing the total gross revenue to N616.886 billion.

The statement read in part, “In April 2021, the sum of N79.468 billion was the total deductions for cost of collection, statutory transfers and refunds.



“The balance in the Excess Crude Account was $ 72.413 million.”

The communiqué indicated that from the total revenue, the federal government received N244.011billion, while the state and local government councils received N193.432 billion and N143.298 billion, respectively.

martyns303:
The writer is contradicting himself. First he said the pastor is being an hypocrite for advising people to have a plan B while preaching faith.

At the same time, the writer said the idea of people “checking out” is not new, and mentioned a 80s advert, if the idea of leaving is not new, why criticize the pastor for saying something everyone else already knows?

The writer said, the pastor is having a privileged mentality, at the same time, he said even unprivileged people are either leaving or plan on leaving if u should check Twitter.

At the end of the day, let everybody do what works for them.

Kai....! Obviously, some people must have failed comprehension exercises in school. They can't even grasp the simple use of contrast in a write-up, yet they're quick to give a baseless criticism on something they barely comprehend.

Coldie:
The guy na mumu, my time in the uk am smart enuf to know that here them dae plan people, they snitch more than anything.

They don't just snitch they do maximum snitching that must put u into problem, even your best friend would snitch on u.

E don be for the guy

Oh, well, to be snitched on means that somebody somewhere is doing something that's strictly against the law. If someone's lifestyle checks out, then the person needs not be afraid of being snitched on. Just thinking out loud, though.

What is old about the news? You mean last week's protest organized by Labour is old news? Mr Bismarck granted an interview to Channels TV only last week in the wake of the minimum wage protest at the National Assembly, and you say it's old news?

Chiringogirl:
Old News

Expect which minimum wage? From whom? From a governor who is diametrically opposed to the minimum wage being on the exclusive list in the constitution? Did you hear his recent speech on the new minimum wage?

Chiringogirl:
Expect minimum wage by April

FG, STATES HAVE RESOURCES TO PAY MINIMUM WAGE - REWANE

Bismarck Rewane, chairman of the Presidential Techni­cal Advisory Committee on the Implementation of the National Minimum Wage (PTAC), on Thursday, said both the Federal Government and state governments had no excuses not to pay the N30,000 minimum wage as they had the capacity to conveniently do so if they were willing.

Rewane, an economic and financial expert, disclosed this while featuring as a guest on Channels Television pro­gramme ‘Politics Today’ mon­itored by Daily Independent.

Nigerian workers, under the umbrella of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC), had staged a nationwide pro­test, kicking against the plan by both the Federal and state governments to freely negoti­ate the minimum wage with their workers in line with the nation’s federal system.

About a fortnight ago, the House of Representatives in­troduced a bill which, accord­ing to the sponsor, Hon. Garba Mohammed, would create room for a free negotiation of the minimum wage with federal and state workers in line with the nation’s federal system.
But the workers stressed that it was an attempt by some state governors and members of the National Assembly to short-change them.

According to Rewane, who is the Chief Executive Officer, Financial Derivatives Company Limited, the mini­mum wage law signed by the President in April 2019 made it a crime for anyone who em­ploys more than five people to pay less than N30,000 mini­mum wage both in the public and private sector.

He also added that the revenues of most states of the federation had gone up by hundred percent just as the minimum wage was also increased from N18,000 to N30,00.

He said: “The law that the President signed in 2019 after our team submitted our re­port was that everybody in Ni­geria, public or private sector, that employs more than five people must pay a minimum wage of N30,000 a month to its workers.

“And that anybody who pays less than N30,000 a month to any group of people of five and above is commit­ting a crime as far as the Na­tional Minimum Wage Law is concerned.

“On the issue of whether it is law that should be passed by the federal or state does not arise. As of today, it is a federal law and it is binding on all cit­izens, both in the private and public sector.

“The willingness to pay is the issue. Even if you have bil­lions of naira and you refuse to pay, that will be your own prerogative.But that cannot be al­lowed. You will be commit­ting a crime according to the Nigerian statute.

“The oil producing states were getting N9 billion a month but now are getting N18 billion a month; that is a hundred percent increase.If you go to the others who do not have oil, Imo State was getting N3 billion a month in 2017; Imo State is now getting about N5 billion a month in 2019. In other words, inspite of the fact that the minimum wage has increased from N18,000 to N30,000, their rev­enue profile has improved by a substantially more amount than their wage bill has in­creased.

“So, both the states and the Federal Government have the ability to pay and that has been provided for in the Ap­propriation Act of 2019, 2020, and 2021.

“In spite of the pandemic, you’ll find out that the profile of the revenues of the Ni­gerian government, both at the federal and state levels, is much more improved be­cause subsidies have reduced, VAT has increased, and also there are lots of cost reflective tariffs that have increased.”

While justifying the protest by the workers, Rewane said Nigerians needed to know how the governors had been utilising the revenues accru­ing to them both in the state and the federal monthly allo­cations.

“The question is, what do you now do with the money you have earned? Nigerian people are inter­rogating and saying we want to know how you have used the money to improve edu­cation, healthcare, and other facilities for the people to get a benefit.

“It is important to set the records straight for anyone who says that the states don’t have the resources to pay. The states have the re­sources to pay and can meet the obligation if they are will­ing to do it.”
https://www.independent.ng/fg-states-have-resources-to-pay-minimum-wage-rewane/

Well, point of correction: Former President Jonathan contested and won the 2011 presidential election but lost to the incumbent president in the 2015 presidential election.

By the way, why is it that all that the political class of this country is concerned about is just power shift to the north or south? The British colonialists came here and plundered our land and bequeathed us with this divide-and-rule political arrangement, and since then we have been so deeply engrossed in fighting to preserve the arrangement instead of breaking free from it and forging a better national political ideology and arrangement for our country.

Na who do us dis tin?

Islie:
https://thenationonlineng.net/jonathans-romance-with-apc-triggers-anxiety-in-pdp/

Charleys:
Before 1976 there was nothing like ikwerre. They were only an Igbo group.

These made me realize that even grown men can be influenced by things they know nothing about.

Just get into powerz create laws and boom the people will deny their identity after some years to come.

What have you been smoking lately?

masterchi:
nope. Resumption moved to Tuesday then

It's wrong to assume. The Rivers State Government has exempted all teachers in the state from observing the 2020 World Teachers' Day. Consequently, all teachers are to resume duty on Monday, 5th of October, 2020.

This guy is a really thorough-bred idiot. Have WAEC exams never held on Fridays? Religion makes morons out of many! Nonsense!

willdavey2k:
Ours resume today in Abua...

OK. Did lessons hold? Or was it just compound cleaning?

willdavey2k:
Good morning comrades, is it true that school is resuming today for the Senior Secondary?

Officially, senior secondary school students in SS3 will resume across the states tomorrow, Tuesday 4th of August 2020.

Apraise:
. I have a staff number that help me processe my own,how will I send it.

Thanks for your response. You can send it to me on this number: 09099831498.

udebele:
Use ZEDVANCE. I think it's better

Please do you happen to have the name and phone number of a ZEDVANCE staff? Help me out, please?

SmartProf:
All these O levels examinations are no longer credible in recent times. So much malpractice goes on, yet they just want to keep conducting them year in year out without any quality assurance. My suggestion is to allow universities run A - level or pre-degree programmes for one year for students who will miss out on O-levels exams, to enable them gain Nigerian tertiary institutions admissions. We can always conduct NECO at our convenience when the current public health situation improves. When the effect of the pandemic is adjudged less critical, students who are still interested can register for WAEC at their convenience any other year.

Suggesting that universities should conduct pre-degree or A'Level programs is tantamount to putting the cart before the horse. No one qualifies to do a pre-degree program in a university without possessing the O'Level certificate.

ChyChy17:
WAEC is uniform and can't be controlled individually by states.

More than that, WAEC is a regional body, with 5-member West African countries. The HQ is in Accra Ghana. My only concern is: why does our government think that it is safer to conduct elections in two states (Edo and Ondo) with a combined figure of 4 million registered voters, whereas the total number of registered candidates for WAEC is not even up to 2 million all over the country? While billions of naira will be wasted conducting some sham elections for their own personal gains, they just can't afford to provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) for students across the country. Such is the trajectory of our political space. Sad and unfortunate.

BREAKING NEWS: WAEC Examinations To Commence August 4th - Education Minister

The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) has been scheduled to commence in August.

The Minister of State for Education, Emeka Nwajiuba, announced this on Monday at the briefing of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 in Abuja.

He said, “From the 4th of August to the 5th of September, please take note. Last week the Chairman of the PTF announced that school facilities will be available for those who want to go into revision classes.

“The idea here is that we have a whole month from now till then, those who can and those who are willing; the states who are willing should make their schools available for their children to revise.

“We have done the most we can with our representatives at WAEC and we have, this afternoon, confirmed that the dates allotted for the exams will be from the 4th of August through to the 5th of September,” the minister added.

According to him, the ministry will publish the local timings for the examinations after a meeting with authorities of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) and the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), among other stakeholders.

Nwajiuba disclosed that as soon as WAEC examinations were concluded, the government would take up the National Examination Council (NECO) and the National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) examinations.

WASSCE is a standardised test conducted by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) for senior secondary school students in the graduating class.

Source: CHANNELS NEWS

CC:
mind44;
Lalastical
Please do the needful.

The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) has been scheduled to commence in August.

The Minister of State for Education, Emeka Nwajiuba, announced this on Monday at the briefing of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 in Abuja.

He said, “From the 4th of August to the 5th of September, please take note. Last week the Chairman of the PTF announced that school facilities will be available for those who want to go into revision classes.

“The idea here is that we have a whole month from now till then, those who can and those who are willing; the states who are willing should make their schools available for their children to revise.

“We have done the most we can with our representatives at WAEC and we have, this afternoon, confirmed that the dates allotted for the exams will be from the 4th of August through to the 5th of September,” the minister added.

According to him, the ministry will publish the local timings for the examinations after a meeting with authorities of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) and the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), among other stakeholders.

Nwajiuba disclosed that as soon as WAEC examinations were concluded, the government would take up the National Examination Council (NECO) and the National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) examinations.

WASSCE is a standardised test conducted by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) for senior secondary school students in the graduating class.

Source: CHANNELS NEWS

Sexytincoll:
i can't ooo, I can't even imagine it. A random male in the name of a doctor to come handle me as he like kos of childbirth, we have female doctors and nurses in abundance

You see ehn, go and ask most women you know that have given birth before. They'd tell you that their least concern during excruciating labour pains wasn't even the gender of the doctor who attended to them.

You are very correct!

yipata:
Thank you sir. We know they are the one destroying all our foundation and even limiting our future from now. God will surely confuse their camp.