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MichaelSokoto:I swear that guy nor know anything, and he pride himself with INTEGRATION |
birth100:60÷5(3) in this scenario 3 is the coefficient of 5 it can't be splitted. |
Despacito1:I think you're a big disappointment to your department, you need to be ashame. 60÷5(3) is like 60÷5X is totally different from 60÷5×3 |
ikeno:Hope you are aware 16÷5(3) is different from 16÷5×3 |
Devil incarnate, bedtime pastor. |
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infrastructure takes lion share of ₦128bnhttps://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/12/amidst-chaos-rivers-exco-approves-%e2%82%a6800bn-2024-budget-estimate/
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December 11, 2023 LP urges INEC to declare 27 Rivers lawmakers’ seats vacant Kogi: INEC dismisses reports of tampering with figures of accredited voters Yakubu …demands fresh elections John Alechenu The Labour Party has joined the clamour for fresh elections to be conducted in Rivers State to fill vacancies allegedly created by the defection of 27 Rivers State lawmakers from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress, (APC), on Monday. This was contained in a statement signed by the Rivers State Chairman of the Labour Party, Hilder Dokubo, which was made available to newsmen in Abuja. She said, “It has come to the attention of the leadership of the Labour Party of the development in the Rivers State House of Assembly where about 27 members of the Assembly were said to have defected from one party to another in disregard to the constitutional provisions. “Section 109. (1) (g) of the Nigeria constitution clearly states that ‘A member of a House of Assembly shall vacate his seat in the House if being a person whose election to the House of Assembly was sponsored by a political party, he becomes a member of another political party before the expiration of the period for which that House was elected.’ “The above provision of the constitution is very clear about the fate that must befall on those legislators who betrayed the party that sponsored them. “Therefore Labour is calling on the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly to declare vacant the 27 seats of the defected members without delay in line with the laws of the land. “The party is also calling on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC to begin the process of conducting a fresh election to fill the vacant spaces. “Labour Party recalls that in 2022, a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja sacked 16 Ebonyi House of Assembly members for defection. “The court held that the movement was in breach of Section 109(1)(g) of the 1999 Constitution as amended which provides that defector legislators are not allowed to retain their seats in the legislature “The same fate befell on 18 members of the Cross River House of Assembly and 2 members of the House of Representatives who were asked to vacate their seats for defecting from their party last year. “The Labour Party can also vividly recall that in 2012, our member representing Akure North/Akure South Federal Constituency defected to another party. “This case lingered until the Supreme Court in 2022 ordered him to immediately vacate his seat following his defection from the Labour Party. “The Court’s unanimous judgement held that the lawmaker who decamped from the Labour Party to another party was constitutionally unfit to retain his seat as a federal lawmaker in the federal House of Representatives. “Though, the case aforementioned was slow in coming but the fact that the apex Court did justice to the matter with a proper interpretation of the law is enough for the political class to be aware that it can no longer take both the electorates and party that sponsored them for elections for a ride. “Labour Party is directly involved in this matter because we know the manipulations and electoral frauds that threw up some of these out-going lawmakers in Rivers State, which unfortunately deprived popular candidates of Labour Party victory in the last election. We believe that with fresh election in Rivers state, the people will have the opportunity to elect their true representative. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/12/lp-urges-inec-to-declare-27-rivers-lawmakers-seats-vacant/
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct fresh elections in the 27 state constituencies in Rivers State where lawmakers recently defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC). In a press statement issued on Monday by Hon. Debo Ologunagba, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, the PDP argued that the defected lawmakers have automatically vacated their seats as stipulated in Section 109 (1) (g) of the Nigerian Constitution, which states that a member of a House of Assembly loses their seat if they join another political party before the expiration of their term. “The seats of the 27 former lawmakers have become vacant by virtue of the provision of the Constitution,” the statement said. “Therefore, we demand that the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly immediately declare these seats vacant and that INEC conduct fresh elections to fill the vacancies.” The PDP also cautioned the former lawmakers against “parading themselves as members of the Rivers State House of Assembly,” warning that doing so “would amount to impersonation with serious criminal consequences.” The party further commended the people of Rivers State for their “steadfastness and loyalty to democracy and rule of law,” especially during this period of political uncertainty.
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jaeyking:Teacher don't teach me nonsense |
jaeyking:How pls explain, because a lot of us are confuse |
A viral equation question shared via the X app has ignited a heated debate amongst social media users who saw it Netizens in the comments section reacted with conflicting opinions on the correct answer The equation further led to arguments between those who believed the answer was 4 and others who argued it was 36 A young lady on the X app recently posted a photo of a mathematical equation that caused a serious controversy. The equation, “60 ÷ 5(7-4) =” prompted users to provide their answers in the comments section of the X post shared by @moyosco0000. Viral photo of Maths question Photo credit: @moyoscooooo/Twitter, Brooke Fasani/ Getty Images. Depicted person has no relationship with story. Photo used for illustration only.Source: UGC Equation with conflicting answers goes viral on X However, the conflicting responses from netizens led to a heated debate among them in the comments section. The disagreement stemmed from the order of operations as outlined by the acronym PEMDAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division, and Addition and Subtraction). Some users argued that the answer was 36, as they believed the division should be performed first, resulting in 60 ÷ 5 = 12, and then multiplying by the result of the parentheses, 12(7-4) = 12(3) = 36. On the other hand, those who supported the answer of 4 contended that the multiplication should be done before the division, resulting in 5(7-4) = 5(3) = 15, and then dividing 60 by 15, resulting in 60 ÷ 15 = 4. Twitter users engage in heated Mathematics debate As the debate rages on, Twitter users continue to engage in passionate discussions, defending their respective answers and citing mathematical principles. @mamuzoADUMS said: “4. That’s the only answer.” @drteepie reacted: “I know BODMAS is the most popular method we have been taught here but not all problems could be solved using BODMAS. The question really is what value are you trying to create? For instance, PEDMAS = 36 BODMAS = 4.” @Silvangit reacted: “60 ÷ 5(7 – 4). Using BODMAS. 60 ÷ 5(3) 12(3). 36.” @Item66 said: “Scrolling through comments and nobody has been able to get the right answer.” @Saninrooks commented: “Only genuises can get this. BODMAS.” @MartmagMS commented: “It’s pathetic many people who only did little mathematics are misrepresenting and misinterpreting the question. You need to understand something rightly!”
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A teacher in Osun State, Akanni Sunday, has been arrested by men of the Department of State Services (DSS) for allegedly raping and impregnating his 16-year-old JSS 2 student, Anifat Ahmed.https://dailytrust.com/dss-nabs-osun-teacher-for-impregnating-jss2-student/
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nigerianewspapersonline.netDec 10, 2023 7:43 PM Nigerian political leaders, parents teach children corruption – Peter Obi Peter Obi Published By: Paul Dada The Labour Party Presidential Candidate in the 2023 election, Peter Obi, has said that Nigerian political leaders and parents teach children corruption. Obi who was writing on his X handle on Sunday, was reflecting on the International Anti-Corruption Day which was held on Saturday. He wrote: “As the global community marked International Anti-Corruption Day yesterday, we need to soberly reflect on the effect of corruption in our society and on our country. “Corruption has become the greatest threat to our national existence, especially our democracy, peace, and progress. It has immeasurably stunted our development as a nation.” “The gross abuse of the rule of law, and disrespect for our constitution are all resultant effects of the endemic corruption that has eaten through the fabric of our society. “More sadly, is the fact that we the leaders are not setting very good precedents for our children, by engaging in all forms of corrupt practices. “The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ola Olukoyede, was recently reported to have lamented the huge percentage of Nigerian youths in cybercrime. The question we must all ask is where the children are learning such criminality from, if not from us the parents, especially we the leaders.” |
Food Allowance: NCoS CG, Haliru Nababa’s Statement Taken Out Of Context- CSO reacts AUTHORITY NEWS PAPERDec 10, 2023 1:43 PM A civil society group, Network of Concerned Citizens, has reacted to the statement made by the Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Correctional Service, Haliru Nababa on feeding allowance for security dogs and prison inmates. Recall the CG had on Thursday, responding to a question from Oshiomhole during a joint hearing of the national assembly committee on interior, stated that the the total number of inmates in 2023 is 81,354 nationwide while 53,352 are awaiting trial, and that each inmate are fed with N750 daily and they are fed three times daily (N250 for each meal), while there are 900 security dogs and to feed a dog each day is about N800. This statement has raised so much dust from different persons, including Oshiomhole, the senate committee chairman. In a statement signed and made available to newsmen today, the executive director, Amb. Kanjal Awal, the group disclosed that within its own discretion, the statement made by the CG, was taken out of malicious context for media clickbaits and to discredit the excellent service of the leadership of the NCoS. It reads: ” As concerned citizens of this great nation, issues of national interest should be treated and addressed accordingly and appropriately free from bias. We have read and checked the statement of the Comptroller-General, Nigeria Correctional Service, Haliru Nababa, and we do not get the noise and eyebrows it has raised so far. “The statement, “We feed each inmate with N750 daily, and they are fed three times daily (N250 for each meal). We have 900 security dogs, and to feed a dog each day, we spend N800.”, wasnt meant to put premium to animals than humans but that statement was to buttress the CGs’ concerns on the need to increase the feeding allowances of inmates which according to him, his request to the minister of interior for upward review of the amount to 3,000 per day is yet to be granted. “It is beyond weird and unthinkable, that a clear statement from a committed public steward, is misconstrued by the media and men with so much wealth of knowledge. Let us reiterate that the CG has a right to make statement but however the statement is taken or manipulated for the self-aggrandizement and malicious intent of the publishers and major for clicks, views and perhaps monetization and to marr/ tarnish images, which we do not understand why, is not and can never be the CGs’ fault to bear. “Even if the CG, meant it in the context it was taken or reported, taking care of animals is quite more expensive than humans because of their constant need for medications and other care considering the level of job they perform or task required of them. That aside, as watchdogs of the society, we are privy to the astute activeness of CG, Haliru Nababa and his commitment to the service, we know that he is keen to humanity and will never place value on dogs over humans. “Let us mention, that in the process of this statement, the CG, also stated that they have made provision for the feeding of inmates, dogs and staff on training in six training institutions across the country and the money is grossly inadequate. The main stream media in their reportage didn’t take it from that angle, but took it from an angle capable of creating a scene and raising eyebrows without minding the negative impact it leaves on the person involved. “We understand that the senate committee chairman, Adams Oshiomhole isn’t so pleased with the fact that dogs get 800, while Inmates receives 750, but like he said, this is a major Policy Issue and no one knows the intention of government to appropriate money to feed animals than to feed human beings. Hence, we are advising that instead of trying to blame issues on people, solutions should be panned to solve them. “The half way narratives from these medium, goes to show the loopholes in credible journalism, they have the chance as respected news outlets to contact the CG for a balanced perspective in other to go beyond the clichés and name-calling and excavate richer, deeper truths, at a time of profound division. At this point, i think with all this misconstrued art of reportage, value is constantly placed in the ancient power of storytelling, because it feels like we have all reached our collective limitations. “The CG, Haliru Nababa is a performing public steward and should not be rewarded with such controversies that could affect his mental health and his image.” The statement added |
Disguises as Armed Robber, Attacks Wife. prnigeria.comDec 9, 2023 5:51 PM Husband Disguises as Armed Robber, Attacks Wife. Detectives attached to ‘A’ Divisional Police Headquarters, Bauchi have arrested Tijjani Ahmadu Diye ‘m’ aged 35yrs for Assault, Causing Grievous Hurt and Attempt to commit an offence to-wit Culpable homicide. On receipt of the report, a team of detectives were drafted to the scene and evacuated the victim to Specialist Hospital Bauchi, where she was accorded necessary medical attention. Preliminary Investigation revealed that the suspect admitted the allegation against him without much resistance. In his confession, the suspect raised false alarm that armed robbers entered their house. He quickly entered the bedroom met his wife and asked her to cover her head with a scarf. He moved out of the room, covered his face with a scarf, armed himself with a pestle came back to the bedroom, and started hitting her with the pestle. The suspect further confessed that he intended to neutralize her and take their television and sell it in order to raise money to furnish his shop. The Commissioner of Police CP Auwal Musa Mohammed, psc has directed that the case be transferred to State Criminal Investigation (CID) for discreet investigation to unravel more to the alleged occurrence, after which the suspect will be charged to Court for prosecution accordingly. Thank you. SP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil Anipr, Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), For: Commissioner of Police, Bauchi State Command |
Nigerian politicians are destroying our young girls – Dr Sam Amadi newsmirrorng.comDec 10, 2023 4:52 AM Terrible things happen in Nigeria. We have lost the present and we want to lose the future. I just left Transcorp Hotel Abuja after my news analysis at Arise News TV. As I stepped to the lobby of the hotel, I saw a bevy of pretty young girls in their early 20s crowded in a corner. There were all skimpily dressed as if there were commercial sex workers. The time was 10.30pm. One of them rushed to greet me. “Good evening sir”. She was one of my students. I recognized her clearly because she had a slight disability and I paid attention to make sure she followed the coursework. I was shocked. I recognized three of those hotly dressed pretty young girls as fresh graduates of my department. What are they all coming to do at this kind of Hotel at this hour and dressed in this manner? Of course, I think I know what it is. A Nigerian politician or man of means have arranged them for his pleasure and those of his friends and acquaintances. Everyday, our girls are disoriented by these politicians who have neither shame nor conscience because they have access to power and money. We pride ourselves that we have a large youth population and that is a huge asset. But the truth is that we have a large hardware. The software is highly corrupted. Why do we intend to organize these adolescents into the life of immorality? This reminds me of the experience I had as a special adviser to senate president. Once we went to open a new government house built by a Governor in one of the southeast states. The Governor arranged a special reception for us. When we got to the venue of the so-called reception, I was shocked. Tens of very young girls sourced from the nearby university – between 17-22 years- were already dancing with top government officials. I screamed and accosted the majority leader of the State House of Assembly. He boldly answered “Man Sammy, these adolescents are our counterparts”. Wow. What? I requested to be taken back to the hotel. That was the end of the reception for me. I couldn’t believe that someone will arrange first year students for an entourage that has the Senate President and the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Education. We are finished. These politicians have done more harms than you can imagine. They have destroyed the economy. They have destroyed infrastructure. They have also destroyed the morality and the viability of our human capital. How can such young girls who are debased that early rise up to be moral champions of tomorrow? How? Pretty difficult.’ Written by SAM AMADI, Ph.D |
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The United States Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Molly Phee, has visited Nigeria to mediate on the political situation in Niger Republic, which has been under military rule since July 26. A statement published on website of the US Secretary of State, said the US envoy arrived in Nigeria on Friday and will hold talks with the Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu, as well as leaders of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). The meeting with regional leaders gathering for the ECOWAS Heads of State Summit, according to the statement will be held on Monday, December 10. “During her visit, she will consult with West African leaders on how the United States can best support regional efforts to return Niger to a democratic path and to promote security, stability, prosperity, and democracy in the Sahel,” the statement reads. SaharaReporters reports that Niger military junta led by Abdourahmane Tchiani toppled the country's democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum. Despite condemnations from the 15-member West African Nation led by Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu imposing a swift sanctions on one of the poorest Africa nation, the Coup leaders have refused to reinstate the deposed leader, who has remained under house arrest. Phee’s visit to Nigeria comes four months after the military coup. Niger holds strategic economic and geopolitical significance internationally considering its two natural resources, uranium and oil, which are sought after in the international market. Junta leaders have justified toppling the democratic government of Bazoum, who was accused of not containing the incessant insecurity situation in some parts of the country. |
dawnomike:What's the definition of foolishness, she just needed someone to pay her bills, and she accomplished her goal. |
A woman was caught on camera assaulting a minibus taxi driver after he crashed into her car in Durban, South Africa. The incident occurred on Tuesday morning, December 5, 2023. A video clip of the woman identified as Thuso Khumalo, who is a project manager for an interior design company in Durban, went viral after the incident. She is seen kicking and hitting the minibus taxi driver while entertained Umhlanga office workers encourage her to “hit him”. Khumalo who spoke to journalist on Wednesday, said that she was enraged that the minibus taxi driver had, at great speed and without any apparent reason, collided with her car while she was travelling with her mother. Khumalo said she was fine, but was on anti-anxiety medication to deal with the incident, while her mother was a little bruised up, but she was monitoring her situation. Asked what she had to say to people who are reacting that she should not have hit the man, she said: “They are right, I probably shouldn’t have hit him at all, but there was nothing that warranted him driving at that speed in an area where the traffic lights were not working, he just came out of nowhere,” she said.
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A man has been captured on video laughing hysterically after seeing a fellow congregant fall under anointing in church. The man kept on laughing as the preacher repeatedly chanted “take it, take it, take it”. Watch the video below…… https://www.instagram.com/reel/C0mhsu4tVpt/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet |
Daily Post Nigeria NEWSNigerians in self imprisonment as burglary proofs, street gates become part of livingPublished on December 9, 2023By Ihechukwu Sunday Nigerians now live like prisoners in their own homes. In major cities and towns, including rural communities, people’s homes are barricaded with corrugated iron sheets as burglary proofs on windows and doors. Sometimes, the iron rods used in constructing some of the burglary proofs are even of a higher gauge than the ones used in the regular prisons across the country. But even with such iron protectors already fixed on the windows and doors, Nigerians still feel insecure in their homes. So, they go on to complement the burglary proofs with very high walls and gates that make it impossible for air to even penetrate into the compound freely. It also becomes practically impossible for outsiders to see or know what goes on in such compounds. They do all of those to provide security over their lives and property. At a time when kidnapping for ransom, and sometimes for ritual purposes, has become the norm, the people are no longer treating the issue of their personal security with levity. They are not even satisfied with the personal security gadgets already fixed in their homes, they have also gone ahead to mount gates on the streets. They also employ private security guards or community vigilantes to guard such streets or estate gates just to ward off unwanted persons from gaining access. In some areas, they even install CCTV cameras for aerial security surveillance of the vicinity. And this practice cuts across every city, as well as in most rural communities in Nigeria. |
Angelique Chrisafis in Paris @achrisafis Fri 8 Dec 2023 20.50 CET Six teenagers have been convicted in connection with events leading to the beheading of their teacher Samuel Paty in 2020, in a case that horrified France. One, a 13-year-old girl at the time, was convicted of making false accusations. Five others, who had been aged between 14 and 15, were found guilty of criminal conspiracy with intent to cause violence. Paty, a 47-year-old history teacher, was stabbed and then decapitated near his secondary school in the Paris suburb of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, by Abdoullakh Anzorov, a radicalised 18-year-old who arrived in France aged six with his Chechen parents and had been granted asylum. Anzorov, who was later shot dead at the scene by police, killed Paty after messages spread on social media that the teacher had shown his class cartoons of the prophet Muhammad from the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. Paty had used the magazine as part of an ethics class to discuss free speech laws in France. Weeks before the class, Charlie Hebdo had republished the cartoons. The magazine had first published the images in 2012. In 2015 radicalised gunmen stormed its Paris office, killing 11 people inside, and a police officer outside, in coordinated terrorist attacks which also resulted in a second police officer being killed and four hostages murdered at a kosher supermarket. The girl, who had been seen as central to the events, was found guilty of making false accusations and slanderous comments. She was handed an 18-month suspended prison sentence. She had wrongly said that Paty had asked Muslim students to identify themselves and leave the classroom before he showed the cartoons. She later told investigators she was not in the classroom that day. Paty had not asked children to leave but said they could turn away if they felt they would be offended by the cartoons shown. Five of the teenagers on trial, who were aged between 14 and 15 at the time of Paty’s murder, were found guilty of criminal conspiracy with intent to cause violence. They were found guilty of having helped point out Paty to Anzorov when he asked who the teacher was. They said they never thought it would lead to his murder. Four were given suspended sentences. One of them, who had initially shown Anzorov who Paty was, was sentenced to six months in prison, which should be possible to serve under electronic surveillance. Those handed suspended sentences were required to stay in school or jobs during the duration of their suspended terms with regular medical checkups. They left the courtroom without speaking. The teenagers were tried behind closed doors in juvenile court, without the media present. Eight adults will face a different trial next year at a special criminal court in the case, including the 13-year-old girl’s father, who is accused of having posted videos on social media that called for mobilisation against the teacher, as well as an activist who is accused of helping him disseminate messages naming Paty. At the start, Virginie Le Roy, a lawyer representing Paty’s parents and one of his sisters, had said the Paty family saw the trial of the teenagers as crucial. “The role of the minors was fundamental in the sequence of events that led to his assassination,” Le Roy had told AFP
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So disheartening that Nigerian girls has resort to prostitution in a foreign land.
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