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Nigerian Grandma Explains The Cause Of The War Between Russia And Ukraine In Simple Terms. Please push it to the front page,so that people will really know the cause of the war between the two countries



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmavNeAnVIo

Nigeria have so many talents
Just see the way this boy covered Lucky Dube's song "I've got you baby"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-LEZKxRXxY

1. When they move from Europe to Africa = Voyages of discovery.

2. When we move from Africa to Europe = Illegal immigrants.

3. A group of Africans in Europe = Refugees.

4. A group of Europeans in Africa = Tourists.

5. A group of Africans in the bush = Poachers

6. A group of Europeans in bush = Hunters.

7. Black people working in a foreign country = foreigners

8. White people working in a foreign country = expatriates

This world has failed Africa or have we failed ourselves? Food for thought!!

Unbelievable
See the way this men jack back this big trailer truck back to it's stand



https://youtube.com/shorts/ouxW9klVCco?feature=share

Late Prophet TB Joshua said something concerning what is currently happening in Russia and Ukraine in the year 2014.
Although He did not mention Ukraine.

Watch the video here



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fCjA2Mi4qc

Portipher's Wife: Joeboy lap!!

Joseph: Maley, wetin sup?

Portipher's Wife: Joeboy, you wan cap me say you no see say my kpekus dy drip for you �

Joseph: Tarrrrrh, disembark from that careless capping, � on how senior man lap the unit come kporrr me ontop your kpekus, banny na blood overstain

Portipher's Wife: See this smaller oo. On how I dy set compass give you make you for taste wetin you senior man dy enjoy, you dy cap vertically. Joeboy dy fear? Your liver no strong ��

Joseph: Banny, based on spiritual things and things, make I cap you. Em say give wah belongs to Ceasar to Ceasar. Your kpekus belongs to my senior man and me Joeboy no get doings for that kind matter

**Joeboy walks away while Portipher's Wife pretends to be sober and sheds fake tears**
Portipher returns and meet her in that state

Portipher: Banny, wida naa? Na wetin dy steal your joy?

Portipher's Wife: No be your boy, Joeboy � Upon all the bannies for the unit, Joeboy swear say na for my kpekus him wan chook him rod ���

Portipher: Joeboy lap!!!!!!!!! ��

Joseph: Senior man, Wida na wetin sup �

Portipher: Joeboy, because I carry you show way, you dun dy do do, dy jump jump, dy clap clap, dy shake shake waist ��

Joseph: I no comprison your caprison, cap me the legit ��

Portipher: My banny cap me say you been wan chop her kpekus �

Joseph: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! ��‍♂️ Senior man, the person weh play you that tape, him face no show, him shoe no shine �

Portipher: Esssssssssssssssssssss, where you? You dy try tell me say I dy cap vertical? On a zero zero zero zero zero hour, I go jazz you down, put am for your body wotoporiously you no go fit shout die it, send you go prison ☹️�️

Joseph: Ahhhh!!! Senior man �✊� Sympathy ����

Portipher: Where you? Die it � Infact jazz down!!!!!!!!! ☹️☹️

How does listening to secular music affect our Christian walk and what does the Bible have to say about this? I'll appreciate your comments on this. Thanks.

Kingsley Obiekwu was a member of Nigeria’s football team that won gold at the 1996 Olympics and former Super Eagles Defender. He has transformed from being a tyre mender, a bus conductor and now to a driver, TANA AIYEJINA writes on Obiekwu’s tough battles of life

On Valentine’s Day, while lovebirds hugged, cuddled and shared beautiful memories, Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games gold medallist Kingsley Obiekwu also hugged the headlines.

On the day, a Facebook user, known simply as Okwuluora, posted on his page the plight of Obiekwu.

“At Abakpa Motor Park, I saw former Super Eagles Defender Kingsley Obiekwu (Shagari Udoji) loading buses and driving Sienna to Nsukka,” Okwuluora wrote on Facebook with a picture of the retired footballer in action for Nigeria.

“I hugged and greeted him then cried like a man. Life can be cruel Yes. He never made it to the highest level, Yes, but where are his teammates. I will tell Kanu Nwankwo about this. They won Olympics together in Atlanta.

“Obiekwu last made headline when his younger brother died in the field of play. A NATIONAL HERO, AN IDOL TO MILLIONS, AN OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALLIST. We can help lift him again If he is willing. That environment is not for him.”

Obiekwu’s life had plunged from enviable Olympic heights to the dusty Abakpa Motor Park, where he now drives a commercial vehicle to earn a living for himself and family.
“Yes, I am a commercial transporter; there is nothing to hide about it. Man has to do what is legal to pay his family bills,” Obiekwu admitted to the News Agency of Nigeria.

“I have four children at the Enugu State University of Technology and my last child is in primary five.

“I have coached Rangers International FC, Ifeanyi Ubah FC, Delta Force FC, Asaba, Giant Brila and also Union Sportif, Krake, Republic of Benin. All of them owe me.”

According to him, he was owed N6m cumulatively from all the clubs he managed.

Now, wind back to the 1990s and you had an imposing Obiekwu, the tall, big and strong defender. Standing at 6ft6in, the giant Obiekwu was a nightmare to strikers during his playing days.

The towering centre-back, popularly known as Shagari, was the only outfield player who didn’t play a game in Atlanta despite playing a major role in qualifying. His ferocious long range stunner against the Egyptian U-23 team in Lagos helped knock out the North Africans in the final game to Atlanta.

But he was often unheralded despite his on-field contributions; he was also a leader, one who kept the dressing room intact. This was evident at Atlanta: while the likes of Nwankwo Kanu, Austin Okocha, Daniel Amokachi, Taribo West, Emmanuel Amuneke, Celestine Bayaro and others were the familiar faces of the Atlanta history makers, Obiekwu hardly had a mention.

The retired footballer agrees; he’s never been one for the limelight.

“The first game I played for the Super Eagles was against Zambia. I felt very proud to play for the Eagles. I went on to play more games for the Eagles, but a reporter once said I never played for the Eagles. I told him I did play. I represented Nigeria at the LG Cup in Tunisia, I played in Carlsberg tournament in Hong Kong, which we won, I played an invitational tournament in Morocco. I also played against Jamaica and then against Switzerland, when Nigeria was preparing for the World Cup. I played lots of games for the Eagles but I just didn’t represent the country in a major tournament at senior level,” Obiekwu added.

His teammate at Udoji United Chikelue Iloenyosi described Obiekwu as “a great individual and leader.”

“He led by example and was disciplined; a great character in the dressing room,” Iloenyosi, now the Chairman, Board of Trustees, All Nigeria Football Players Union, said.

Now 47, Obiekwu’s life has been riddled with challenges, football only providing succour at some point.

“My life’s full of challenges,” he told Sunday PUNCH in an interview in 2013.

“In my family, everybody had to fend for themselves. My father married three wives and he didn’t care for everybody. At a point, I vulcanised tyres. I was also a bus conductor but at the same time, I took my football seriously.
“I played street football and we organised ourselves; went to friends and families to raise money for our jerseys and register for competitions. That was the challenges that we faced then.”

It was thus no surprise when Shagari got the desired big break in life, through football.

“The opportunity came after I represented Imo State in the football event of the National Sports Festival with the likes of Kanu and Mobi Oparaku in 1991. I played for Police FC against Enugu Rangers and I had a very good game and Udoji United came for me and asked me to sign for them,” Obiekwu said.

He featured for Udoji from 1992 to 1995 before joining Dutch top division side Go Ahead Eagles. But his sojourn in European football was short-lived due to a medical issue after just three seasons.

“When I went to Go Ahead Eagles for my medical, they told me that I had an enlarged heart. And I asked them what the effect was. They told me that what it meant was that I would get tired faster than any other player on the pitch,” Obiekwu added.

“Really, that was what I was experiencing. I wanted to know what medication I could use to regain my fitness 100 per cent but I was told there was nothing I could do about it; its natural, something that I was born with. That was why I couldn’t give my very best even though I was one of the best defenders.

“In the 1997/98 season, I played against VVV Venlo and they wanted to sign me but my club refused because they didn’t want my heart issue known to other clubs. I still thank them for what they did for me because if I had gone to Venlo, it would have become a big issue. So, because of that, I couldn’t go beyond what I achieved as a player (in Europe) but I don’t have any regrets.”
He left Go Ahead Eagles for Al Ahli Shabab Club in Dubai in 1998 but returned home to Enugu Rangers, his boyhood club, featuring for them in the Nigerian topflight from 2000 to 2002, before another sojourn abroad to Egyptian side Al-Masry, where he spent just a season. He finally called it quits as a player, at Rangers, in 2006.

On retirement, he obtained a coaching pro-license certificate in the UK and had stints at Rangers, Ifeanyi Ubah, Delta Force and USS Krake in Benin Republic but couldn’t get an NPFL coaching job, which required CAF Grade A and Grade B certificates.

Financial challenges afterwards almost made him sell his cherished Olympic gold medal.

“Honestly, I wanted to sell that gold medal at a point,” he stated. “That was in 2008, when I was in the United Kingdom. I wanted to sell it because I had financial challenges at that time and I thank God I didn’t sell the medal at the end of the day. Since nobody cared for you from your country, you had to fend for yourself.

“Surprisingly, even the Member of The Niger award that was given to us is not recognised. When you go to some offices and tell them that you are an MON, they won’t even look at you. They will ask you, “Is MON above the law?” Somebody has asked me that. It’s surprising. What is the need of giving me an MON award if I cannot enjoy the benefits and privileges that come with it?

“But when I see the Olympic medal now, I feel very proud. It gives me joy. When I was in London, my white colleagues in my office felt very proud working with an Olympic gold medallist. The coaches that trained me were also impressed. You know whites like evidence. When I told them I was a gold medalist, they didn’t believe but when I showed them the medal, they were surprised. They said, ‘What are you doing here? You are a superstar and you need to work in your country.’ So, it was somehow disappointing.”

Now, there seems to be a shining light at the end of the tunnel for Obiekwu.

Ahmed Musa, current Eagles captain, sent the retired footballer N2m on learning of his plight, while players union ANFPU has also made headway in Obiekwu’s rehabilitation talks with the Nigeria Football Federation.

“The NFF has pledged to give Obiekwu a coaching role with one of the national teams after I told Amaju Pinnick (NFF president) about what Obiekwu was passing through. I thank the NFF president because of his quick response concerning retired footballers’ welfare. He responded same way when Wilson Oruma and Femi Opabunmi also had issues. I’m happy Obiekwu will enjoy a new lease of life again,” Iloenyosi, a member of the Flying Eagles squad at the 1999 U-20 World Cup, said.

The National Executive Council of the striking Academic Staff of Universities will meet on Monday night.

Sources in the union revealed that after the meeting, NEC members will meet Federal Government officials later in the week.

ASUU had last week Monday declared a nationwide four-week roll-over strike after a two-day meeting at the University of Lagos, Akoka.

The union said it had no option but to embark on the strike, saying despite meeting with the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, on October 14, 2021, on issues, including funding for revitalisation of public universities, earned academic allowances, University Transparency Accountability Solution; promotion arrears, renegotiation of 2009 ASUU-FGN Agreement, and the inconsistencies in Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System Payment, none of its demands had been met.

Investigations revealed that as of Sunday afternoon, some members of ASUU NEC had arrived Abuja in readiness for the meeting.

While confirming the meeting to our correspondent, the national chairman, ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, said if the government was responsive, there would be no need for the strike to last for weeks.

“It is just a meeting; they are inviting us for a meeting within the week. They will tell us why they called. I don’t know what they plan to tell us, we will meet them within the week,” he said.

He told Nigerians to “Appeal to the government to implement the agreement we signed with them. The strike can be called off any day, it is in the government’s hand if they want it to last for a week, two weeks, one month, a year, or more. It is the government that will decide when they want the strike to end. Our position is that they should agree and implement what they signed with us. If they are responsive, it doesn’t need to last for weeks. We have given them one month to react.”

Also, the ASUU Chairman, Federal University, Dutsin-ma, Dr Jibrin Shagari, in an interview with The PUNCH, confirmed that the union’s NEC members will converge on Abuja on Monday night.

Shagari said, “Yes, I can confirm that our national officers will be in Abuja on Monday night where they will meet and later meet the Federal Government.”

ASUU rules out confidence in FG as meeting holds

Meanwhile, union members still do not believe that the government is ready to meet their demands.

The Chairman, ASUU, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Dr Gbenga Adeleye, insisted that the union would not call off the strike if their demands were not met.

He said, “We are on strike. If they don’t do what they are supposed to do, we are not going to call off the strike.

80% of Nigeria lecturers are not putting one quarter of their required ability and capability to their work ethics in classroom to impact the academic excellence of hepless Nigeria undergraduates in public universities. Meaning ASUU cannot even justify what they are being paid now!

What was your experience with loan app when the loan was due

What is the most annoying debit alert you received from your Bank?

Me: Card maintenance debit alert.
What of you?

The self-acclaimed leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu on Wednesday complained bitterly that he was going blind and pleaded with the judge to rescue him.

Kanu said since his re-arrest, he had not been allowed to take reading glasses provided by his family.

The defendant, who spoke through his lead counsel, Chief Mike Ozekhome SAN, informed Justice Binta Nyako that his glasses were brought to Kenya where he was arrested were damaged while being picked up.

He further claimed that the glasses he brought to Nigeria in 2015 when he was first arrested were seized by the Department of State Services (DSS) and have not been released to him.

Kanu also complained that he had not been allowed to take clothes from his family, hence, he has been wearing the same cloth since his re-arrest in June last year.

At the time of this report, Kanu is asking the court to dismiss the charges against him on the ground that the alleged offences were not committed in Nigeria.

He also claimed that no prima facie has been made against him by the Federal Government throughout the proof of evidence in support of the charges.

I was on my own oh, any time I on my data connection loan apps advertise will just pop up on my phone to interrupt what am doing.
So I desired to install the loan app in my phone and took loan of 14k and 9k.
And now they are disturbing me to pay their money, Me I don't have money to payback oh.
I didn't tell them that I want loan,they where the ones that were disturbing my phone with their loan app advertise.
What is your own experience.

Can someone differentiate them?

Totilopussylick:
Timely response by the men of the State Fire Service saved the entire building from being completely razed, as they mobilized to the scene and eventually extinguished the raging fire.


Kudos to the fire service for a job well done .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-a3YiIE5kg

Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Physical Sciences, University of Calabar caught fire last night .. 29-02-2022

The cause of the fire outbreak is still unknown.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-a3YiIE5kg

The GO of Salvation ministries Pastor David Ibiyeomie on the 27th January 2021 during the First edition of Glory Reign coursed Yahoo boys, He warned them to stop or Die.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_4uRFUffQw

luckyelems:
He coursed them to stop or die, he did not pray for them.
Stop misleading people with your captions

Thank you for your correction
I really appreciate it

The GO of Salvation ministries Pastor David Ibiyeomie on the 27th January 2021 during the First edition of Glory Reign coursed Yahoo boys, He warned them to stop or Die.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_4uRFUffQw

The Chairman, APC Caretaker/Extraordinary Convention Planning Committee, His Exc. Mai Mala Buni, Governor of Yobe State has announced the Party zoning arrangement ahead of 2023 general elections.

Governor Buni who chaired the National Working Committee – NWC presented the zoning of the 2023 Presidential ticket, the Leadership of the National Assembly and the Leadership of the Party as follows:

President – (South)
Vice President – (North)
Senate President – (South)
Deputy Senate President – (North)
House of Reps Speaker – (North)
House of Reps Deputy Speaker – (South).

APC National Working Committee zoning:
National Chairman – (North)
National Secretary – (South)
National Treasurer – (South)
Financial Secretary – (North)
Legal Officer – (North)
Welfare Officer – (South)
Auditor – (North)
National Youth Leader – (South)
National Woman Leader – (South)
Publicity Secretary – (South)
Persons With Disability PWD Leader – (South)

Here is the Message from Rev Mbaka to Nigerians concerning the forth coming Presidential election in 2023.
He advised the Current Administration to do things with wisdom to avoid misunderstanding among Nigerians.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQFkaKdwKPs

Students of the UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR, UNICAL are struggling to thumb print to get their Student ID card for their forth coming exams, it has been confirmed that without the ID card, students would not be allowed to write their exams.
Some students even go for Night class so that they can stay till 10am in the morning to do the thumb print to avoid coming late.

This a video of what the struggle looks


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I have never seen Celebrities that are so selfish to one another like Nollywood Celebrities.
They can't help one another in times of troubles, but when the person dies,
that's is the time they will write RIP and comment things one can not understand.