EducasionMe:
Who was goes to read this long story

spy24:


Mtcheew

WebSurfer:

what is the essence of this write up.. tell us

Felabrity:
Powerful Nigerians kee you there

Do something about it and stop acting like you are the opposition party

April396949:
"I am deeply disappointed and saddened by the decision of the tribunal to sack me from my position. As an LP member, I have always believed in the ideals of our party and worked tirelessly to promote its values. This decision feels unjust and goes against the democratic principles that we, as a party, hold dear.

However, I remain steadfast in my commitment to the LP and the fight for justice, equality, and progress. The slogan 'We Shall Overcome' resonates strongly with me and I believe that despite this setback, we will prevail. I will continue to work towards the betterment of our party and the welfare of the Nigerian people.

I would like to express my gratitude to the LP members and supporters who have stood by me throughout this process. Your unwavering support means the world to me and I am determined to prove that this decision is a mistake. Together, we will rise above this setback and continue the work of building a stronger and more inclusive Nigeria.

I call on the LP leadership to reconsider this decision and ensure that due process is followed. It is crucial that we uphold the principles of fairness, transparency, and accountability within our party. I remain hopeful that justice will prevail and that I will be reinstated to my position.

In the face of adversity, I remain resolute and determined to use this setback as a catalyst for positive change. I will continue to fight for what I believe in, and I urge all LP members and Nigerians to do the same. We can and will overcome any obstacles that come our way.

Thank you once again to everyone who has shown their support. Your belief in me and our shared vision for a better Nigeria is what drives me forward. Together, we shall overcome this setback and work towards a brighter future for all."

April396949:
Wow, that is an astronomical transfer fee for Kylian Mbappe! It's clear that Al Hilal is willing to go to great lengths to secure the services of the young French forward. Mbappe has been one of the most sought-after players in the world, and it's not surprising to see such a huge offer being made for him.

This move raises several questions about Mbappe's future and his desire to leave PSG. If the reports are true and PSG has accepted the offer, it suggests that the player might be looking for a fresh challenge and is ready to move on from Paris.

On the other hand, PSG may see this as a great opportunity to make a massive profit on a player who could potentially leave on a free transfer next summer when his contract expires. £259m is an astronomical sum, and it could provide PSG with the funds to strengthen their squad significantly.

However, it's worth noting that the final decision ultimately lies with Mbappe himself. He will need to agree to personal terms with Al Hilal and decide if a move to Saudi Arabia is something that interests him. Mbappe has previously stated that he wants to win titles and play in competitive leagues, so it remains to be seen if Al Hilal can offer him the same level of competition he desires.

Overall, if this transfer were to go through, it would undoubtedly be one of the biggest in football history. It would also signal a major shift in power and ambition within the game, with Al Hilal flexing their financial muscle to attract a global superstar like Mbappe.

April396949:
"It's great to see the Lagos Taskforce taking action to clear the Agege railtrack. This is an important step towards enhancing safety and improving transportation efficiency in the area. By removing obstructions and ensuring a smooth functioning rail infrastructure, commuters can enjoy a more reliable and convenient public transportation system. This move also highlights the government's commitment to investing in sustainable and efficient transportation solutions. However, it is crucial that ongoing maintenance and monitoring efforts are sustained to prevent future obstructions and ensure the long-term success of this initiative."

MFORC:
Very intelligent analysis

Bobloco:
I knew that they will come out with this propaganda

We are waiting for Niger, Togo, Chad and Cameroon

All to justify this thoughtless decision by Tinubu

Instead of fixing refineries, blocking leakages, having an effective and efficient border patrol to arrest and prosecute these smugglers

Angelfrost:


That's what everyone says or thinks till it gets to their turn...! Initially, the money takes the edge off the insults, but after a while, that thick skin begins to wear off!

What racially-abused people go through is beyond dehumanizing and despicable! You really have no idea!

Money good, but when you don chop am enough, there becomes more to life than money... Imagine being disrespected by people wey no suppose stand near you all because they feel superior based on skin color.

IamANigerianMan:
The same man supporting the illegality of INEC chairman is condemn another illegality .l

armadeo:



You guys make it sound as if the government is doing you a favour by subsidising education. Loool. Your educational fees has a direct correlation with your buying power as citizens. I.e poor country cheap education.

Everybody has access to cheap education and Even at that not everyone can afford it.

Judolisco:
doctors have stopped fighting for facilities and equipments they only fight for salary and allowance.... I don't blame them for running away oh... What's d point of working and not earning enough? Even community health officers are running away not to talk of nurses

Spandau:


You make me laugh
You dare to compare a functional system to a dysfunctional one?

lulufaj:


Stop saying what you don’t know. Better to be quiet. I am a senior doctor myself. No such rules exists in the us. Most of the colleagues in the gulf states are American trained. Very few specialties have 7 residency programmes(neuro, trauma and orthopaedics) in the us. Most are 3 to 5 years. Go get your facts right first.