CodeTemplarr: I shouted and shouted and shouted on Nairaland for the useless Buhari govt to go for 50% and if they fall short hopefully they land on around 25-35 percent stake. Dangote will reap the fruits then haters will start crying monopoly tune again. The govt is busy building redundant road and flyovers.
I tell u...how can u say monopoly wen he already gav chance to own a very substantial share of d refinery frm d beginning
Tinubu should arrest him abeg and share RICE to the protesters.
Problem solved.
I am not joining d protest probably becos i dey chop well.bt i will never insult those who choose to protest as a result of hunger.Try not to be selfish,we all hav family members who are starving n we cannot help .....so let dem protest if dem want,its their fundamental right
Bostin: I wish i could but this one has already joined Lekki gang and also doing women too. If I try your advice na early grave straight .. I made my post to let people learn not to have her back ...
Oh i know dem...half d girls do both this days in major cities.I have dated a few n am used to it
Dapromzy333: The Nigerian Army has discharged Private Ruth Ogunleye from service after she accused senior officer Colonel I.B. Abdulkareem of sexual harassment, News360 Nigeria reports.
The allegations, which surfaced in January 2024 on her TikTok page, named Abdulkareem, alongside Colonel G.S. Ogor and Brigadier General I.B. Solebo, as figures who had made her life difficult.
Ogunleye specifically accused Abdulkareem of repeated attempts to assault her, forcibly removing her from her residence, administering injections against her will, and confining her to a psychiatric hospital for rejecting his advances.
In response to these serious accusations, the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, ordered an investigation.
On Tuesday, Major General Onyema Nwachukwu, the Director of Army Public Relations, addressed journalists in Abuja, stating that a thorough review of evidence, testimonies, and facts had cleared Abdulkareem of any wrongdoing.
Consequently, the army decided to discharge Ogunleye from service.
He said, “Upon receipt of her initial complaint, which included allegations of sexual harassment, the Nigerian Army took immediate action. The matter was referred to the Nigerian Army Corps of Military Police, who were tasked with conducting a thorough investigation into the veracity of her claims. The investigation was conducted in accordance with established protocols, with every effort made to ensure a fair and impartial process.
“It is crucial to assert that the Nigerian Army, in its bid to ensure justice and transparency, conducted an exhaustive review of the facts, testimonies, and evidence presented.
“The investigation concluded that Colonel I.B Abdulkareem did not commit the offence of sexual harassment as alleged by ex-Private Ruth Ogunleye. The findings were definitive and based on an objective evaluation of the available information.”
Onyema also revealed that Ogunleye had been recommended for discharge on medical grounds since 2022, but the Nigerian Army, showing sympathy, provided her with the best possible medical treatment before discharging her into civilian life.
He added, “While the Army was addressing the allegations of sexual harassment, further concerns regarding Ruth Ogunleye’s conduct came to light. Her behaviour, both online and offline, raised questions about her deteriorating mental health and emotional stability.”
Onyema stated that medical reports following an evaluation at the National Hospital in Abuja indicated that Ogunleye was suffering from a condition that rendered her medically vulnerable.
He said, “Consequently, the Nigerian Army referred ex-Private Ruth Ogunleye for medical evaluation at the National Hospital in Abuja, following earlier assessments by the Nigerian Army Medical Corps that suggested potential mental health concerns.
“This decision was made to safeguard her well-being and ensure that any actions taken by the Nigerian Army were informed by a comprehensive understanding of her condition, as advised by trained professionals.
“The medical evaluation confirmed that Ruth Ogunleye was suffering from a condition that made her medically vulnerable.”
Onyema said that, based on her medical condition, the Army had decided not to pursue disciplinary action against Ogunleye.
Instead, she was discharged from service on medical grounds.
He added, “In light of this, the Army, though fully capable of proceeding with disciplinary action for her acts of indiscipline and misconduct, opted to exercise compassion and leniency. Based on the medical report from the National Hospital and advice from the Nigerian Army Medical Corps, the decision was made to shelve any disciplinary procedures that could have been taken against her.
“Instead, the Army prioritised her health, understanding that she was in no position to continue with military service. She was subsequently boarded and discharged from service.”
Onyema further stated that although Ogunleye was not entitled to a pension, she was discharged with a 50 per cent monthly pension for life, among other benefits.
He said, “Despite ex-Private Ruth not serving the requisite number of years to qualify for a pension (10 years), she has nonetheless been discharged from the Nigerian Army with a 50 per cent disability claim, meaning she will receive a 50 per cent monthly pension for life. She has also been paid her Terminal Leave Allowance and Terminal Packing Allowance, as well as her contributions to the Nigerian Army Welfare Insurance Scheme and Benevolent Fund.
“These payments were made on 14 August 2024 into her FCMB account. Her Security Debarment Allowance for the period she served (5 years and 54 days) has also been paid. The decision to discharge her was made after she rejected an offer of medical treatment, either from the National Hospital or the Nigerian Army.”
Dapromzy333: The Nigerian Army has discharged Private Ruth Ogunleye from service after she accused senior officer Colonel I.B. Abdulkareem of sexual harassment, News360 Nigeria reports.
The allegations, which surfaced in January 2024 on her TikTok page, named Abdulkareem, alongside Colonel G.S. Ogor and Brigadier General I.B. Solebo, as figures who had made her life difficult.
Ogunleye specifically accused Abdulkareem of repeated attempts to assault her, forcibly removing her from her residence, administering injections against her will, and confining her to a psychiatric hospital for rejecting his advances.
In response to these serious accusations, the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, ordered an investigation.
On Tuesday, Major General Onyema Nwachukwu, the Director of Army Public Relations, addressed journalists in Abuja, stating that a thorough review of evidence, testimonies, and facts had cleared Abdulkareem of any wrongdoing.
Consequently, the army decided to discharge Ogunleye from service.
He said, “Upon receipt of her initial complaint, which included allegations of sexual harassment, the Nigerian Army took immediate action. The matter was referred to the Nigerian Army Corps of Military Police, who were tasked with conducting a thorough investigation into the veracity of her claims. The investigation was conducted in accordance with established protocols, with every effort made to ensure a fair and impartial process.
“It is crucial to assert that the Nigerian Army, in its bid to ensure justice and transparency, conducted an exhaustive review of the facts, testimonies, and evidence presented.
“The investigation concluded that Colonel I.B Abdulkareem did not commit the offence of sexual harassment as alleged by ex-Private Ruth Ogunleye. The findings were definitive and based on an objective evaluation of the available information.”
Onyema also revealed that Ogunleye had been recommended for discharge on medical grounds since 2022, but the Nigerian Army, showing sympathy, provided her with the best possible medical treatment before discharging her into civilian life.
He added, “While the Army was addressing the allegations of sexual harassment, further concerns regarding Ruth Ogunleye’s conduct came to light. Her behaviour, both online and offline, raised questions about her deteriorating mental health and emotional stability.”
Onyema stated that medical reports following an evaluation at the National Hospital in Abuja indicated that Ogunleye was suffering from a condition that rendered her medically vulnerable.
He said, “Consequently, the Nigerian Army referred ex-Private Ruth Ogunleye for medical evaluation at the National Hospital in Abuja, following earlier assessments by the Nigerian Army Medical Corps that suggested potential mental health concerns.
“This decision was made to safeguard her well-being and ensure that any actions taken by the Nigerian Army were informed by a comprehensive understanding of her condition, as advised by trained professionals.
“The medical evaluation confirmed that Ruth Ogunleye was suffering from a condition that made her medically vulnerable.”
Onyema said that, based on her medical condition, the Army had decided not to pursue disciplinary action against Ogunleye.
Instead, she was discharged from service on medical grounds.
He added, “In light of this, the Army, though fully capable of proceeding with disciplinary action for her acts of indiscipline and misconduct, opted to exercise compassion and leniency. Based on the medical report from the National Hospital and advice from the Nigerian Army Medical Corps, the decision was made to shelve any disciplinary procedures that could have been taken against her.
“Instead, the Army prioritised her health, understanding that she was in no position to continue with military service. She was subsequently boarded and discharged from service.”
Onyema further stated that although Ogunleye was not entitled to a pension, she was discharged with a 50 per cent monthly pension for life, among other benefits.
He said, “Despite ex-Private Ruth not serving the requisite number of years to qualify for a pension (10 years), she has nonetheless been discharged from the Nigerian Army with a 50 per cent disability claim, meaning she will receive a 50 per cent monthly pension for life. She has also been paid her Terminal Leave Allowance and Terminal Packing Allowance, as well as her contributions to the Nigerian Army Welfare Insurance Scheme and Benevolent Fund.
“These payments were made on 14 August 2024 into her FCMB account. Her Security Debarment Allowance for the period she served (5 years and 54 days) has also been paid. The decision to discharge her was made after she rejected an offer of medical treatment, either from the National Hospital or the Nigerian Army.”
Bostin: Some years ago I posted a story of how my baby mama left me because I was broke ... Since then she had blocked me from reaching her or the child ..This year she unblocked me on Whatsapp which I didn't know her motives .
But for the sake of peace and maturity I decided to play along . This lady actually thought I'm still very broke and never progress which is her wish for me according to this chat . But to God be the glory , I am progressing.
Please read and learn especially you that want to settle for single mothers .
Obviously she has a bad character bt then u already know that before u giv her belle.Anyway,wat is done is done....try to appease n manage her.U hav a child wit her so u cant run anywhere
Wasting ur time.tinubu is ready n has captured all arms of government.I dont tink he needs d people support be it north or west. He will still win 2027 election
Who are this ones again?kogi that is one of d worst performing state in nigeria.I honestly think they should be added to another state becos obviously they are not ready to hav a government of their own.how can back to back for over 20 years no single improvement in any sector like is it witchcraft?
I think there's something called energy loss in the form of heat. So energy is still in your wires if you don't change over from the 'mains' or so. ..it's just that you aren't using it.
I sit to be corrected on this.
Learn to calculate your electric appliance power rating.
Dont be ridiculous...which kind energy loss frm wire.U are definitely a conspiracy theorist.
GOTVee: Even though I'm a born again Christian, no sane Christian should support the bombing of people's devices without provocations. Isreal is bitting more than it can chew in the middle east and I hope the US government call the isrealis to order before things go sour. The patience of the Muslim folks doesn't necessarily mean cowardice. They are applying restraints so as not set destabilize the region. Imagine a situation where all the Islamic nations decide to fight Isreal? Isreal should thread with caution and henceforth I will stop supporting Isreal and my visit to Jerusalem later this year is canceled
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Even though I'm a born again Christian, no sane Christian should support the bombing of people's devices without provocations. Isreal is bitting more than it can chew in the middle east and I hope the US government call the isrealis to order before things go sour. The patience of the Muslim folks doesn't necessarily mean cowardice. They are applying restraints so as not set destabilize the region. Imagine a situation where all the Islamic nations decide to fight Isreal? Isreal should thread with caution and henceforth I will stop supporting Isreal and my visit to Jerusalem later this year is canceled