Same came to mind when I saw Streeting address the press after the elections
Zahra29: A very poor night for Labour, losing an extremely safe seat less than 1 year after the GE. In contrast, the former Labour govt enjoyed 6 years before their first byelection defeat. Likewise David Cameron had a decent honeymoon period before the Tory party started to decline.
It highlights how unpopular Labour currently is and if Starmer doesn't set about delivering further, faster and positive change, or at least get better at communicating the improvements they are making, then they will be the first government in recent times to do only 1 term. People want a dynamic leader and have little patience now for a steady, but slow/ overly cautious, civil servant type.
If the current trajectory continues, Labour is likely to have a different leader taking them into the next GE. My prediction is:
2029 GE: Labour leader - Wes Streeting Tory leader - Robert Jenrick Reform leader - Nigel Farage 🤐
This looks like leaving a leaking basket to another basket . I would suggest looking at FCMB UK for their non-resident Nigerian bank accounts @justwise
Lexusgs430: Assuming your NIN & BVN, don't require any form of updating.......
Alat, by Wema would serve you nicely....... 😁😂👌
Branch is also very good, but they have regional lockdown on app availability and hate for apk installation........ 😁
GistMedia0: A video has gone viral online showing a man visibly shocked after discovering that the hotel in Edo State, Benin, he paid ₦50,000 per night for could not provide running water due to a power outage — instead, placing yellow gallons of water in front of each guest’s room.
In the footage, the man is heard expressing disbelief at the situation. “After paying 50K per night, they couldn’t even pump water for us! They said there’s no light, and see what they’re doing — they dropped yellow gallons of water at every door like we’re in the village!” he lamented.
The scene, captured in the hotel corridor, showed neatly lined yellow gallons — one in front of each room. The man’s tone and body language reflected a mix of anger and ridicule over what he considered extremely poor service, especially for the high price.
The clip has since sparked mixed reactions online, with many Nigerians criticizing the hotel's lack of backup power and water infrastructure, while others pointed fingers at the larger issue of unreliable electricity in the country.
Look for ways to gain admission abroad, arrange proof of funds or long term education loan, get your visa and go out to study your dream course. That N7million can get you started while abroad till you get jobs (your C++ skills can land you a dev job sef) to keep you going till your course end. You will get good returns on investment if you land your Quant job with the hedge funds. All the best.
Due to some ugly circumstances, i dropped out of school in 2019 and I've been at home since then, periodically picking up one or two low paying jobs. 2 years ago, I decided to learning a tech skill. I taught myself C++ programming language and I'm currently teaching myself mathematics aggressively, studying for min of 8 hours daily.
For the past two years, I've mostly always been in my room, I can be in our house for more than two weeks, without stepping a foot out of our door due to how engrossed in studying I always am. My goal is to learn C++, DSA , And Math to an undergraduate level then use my skills to apply for scholarships to study abroad, and probably work in a hedge fund company as a quantitative trader in the future. For those who know what leetcode is, i can currently solve most leetcode (hard) problems in less than 40 minutes.
Now, I'll be 24 in August, and my dad is worried that I'm wasting my life away because I've refused to pickup any real job or learn a trade, his worried that I'm already getting old, always reminding me that people my age are already getting married. Now he wants me to leave his house to go look for my own place to stay, and has offered me 7 million naira to go start life else where.
Now I plan to move out of Lagos to PH or Akwa Ibom, then use part of the money to start up a computer business center, where I'll be doing typing, printing, lamination, jamb registration, GCE/WAEC registrations, etc. One of the reasons I chose this is because I've worked in a place like this before and I have experience in how to run such a place. Another reason is that, this business would give me time to also study and sharpen my Math/Programming skills. I plan to rent a shop that is big enough so that I can also be sleeping/living there.
Now I seriously need advicing because this is such a turning point in my life and the next few years is going to make or break me because there is no room for any disastrous bad decision
JustPowerApps: President, Vice President, Senate President, Prime Minister, Speaker, Senators, Governors, Commissioners, Aides, Party Leaders, Cooks, Drivers, Honourables, LGA Caretakers, Constituency milkers, Park touts, ward women with fat evil asses on top one country
See as dem full house like birthday party, the active wing of the Senate is not up to 20%.
Pant don wear Super Eagles and Osimhen was telling someone at the back to watch but den nor listen
Imnaknus: They got toooo comfortable with that one goal. They do this over and over and over again! Instead of pushing for more goals, they get so comfortable on a fragile lead. It’s annoying
On behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, I flagged off the distribution of food items to Christians and Muslims across the South East and South South regions as they conclude their respective fasting seasons during this period of spiritual renewal.
God bless you. The guy was playing retrogressively 🥹
prinsam30: Abeg na who be this number 8 sef, that guy no sabi anything, he was just playing against us, this coach should not repeat this kind of mistake again nest time, how can u remove osimeh for this mumu player
Den don begin use Generative AI to come up with dubious photographs of poorly attended crusades abi den nor get video to share?
steveodo: Pakistan Healing and Deliverance crusade Day 1. In a nation where Christians make up only about 1.37% of the population, the Pakistan Healing and Deliverance Festival began with a powerful Day 1.
Led by Dr. Pastor Paul Enenche and Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche, the event drew multitudes seeking divine healing and breakthroughs.
The atmosphere was charged with faith as worship, prayers, and teachings inspired hope. Many experienced miracles and deliverance, reinforcing the message of God’s love and power.
Despite challenges, the festival showcased the resilience of faith in Pakistan, uniting believers in a historic move of God. The days ahead promise even greater testimonies.