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Kulas:The rulng party in Anambra is APGA I never doubted that APGA would win . Though I'm APC but APC mustnt be in all the states. Its not good for democracy. Moreover, the FG gave INEC a free hand. No more winning elections in courts |
meforyou1:it actually allows one to know the population of ones support . Then you identify where you have to put in more effort |
Bread.. Try all types of bread. Italian, French, Egypian. Hope its located in a biz district? |
Nwodosis:Wait till some old layers handle you sexually, you'll forget bout Broilers. You think theyre "layers" for nothing? |
PrecisionFx:What a premeditated coincidence |
Nebuzaradan:so who was beating who there, Ipob beating Igbo or Igbo beatung Ipob |
life2017:Oh! Stop replying those fools |
ajepako:Ipob Alert! |
Saao:There is no amount of Reform that can work if credible ppl are not in charge. Do you know what Jega went thru in Gej and Pdp's hand ?! dailypost.ng/2017/10/29/jonathans-govt-pdp-tried-manipulate-2015-elections-jega/ What we are seeing now is bicus Pmb put credible ppl and did not try to influence them. |
The abbreviations i.e. and e.g. can often be
confused. I.e. originates from the Latin id est
meaning ‘that is to say’ and is used to add
explanatory information or to state something in
different words, as in:
A walking boot which is synthetic, i.e. not leather.
E.g. also originates from Latin: exempli gratia,
meaning ‘for example’. Whereas i.e. is used to
introduce a clarification, e.g. is used to introduce
examples, as in:
Life events (e.g. birth, death, and marriage).
As e.g. and i.e. have been created specifically for
use in writing, they should be written in lower-
case roman (not italics), with two full stops and
no spaces. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/usage/i-e-or-e-g |
joelfm:Please, kindly credit the source https://www.grammarly.com/blog/know-your-latin-i-e-vs-e-g/ |
Africonji:Its not only Obiano. All the three major parties are bribing votets to vote |
imohchard:China is a developed country while Nigeria is a developing country |
okeyley:Relax what you give is what you take. If you are lucky, you get more ...but not much. |
I cant watch the video but I know we are similar |
The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, is set to issue a directive to telecommunications operators to give 14 days’ window to subscribers to enable them roll over their unused data. The Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, Umar Danbatta, said this in a statement on Wednesday in Lagos. Mr. Danbatta spoke at the NCC Special Day at the just concluded 2017 Lagos International Trade Fair. The executive vice chairman said that subscribers would be given the 14 days grace, even if they do not renew on the date of expiration of their data. He said that this would stop the present practice where subscribers would lose the entire unused data if they failed to renew on the date of the expiration of the present subscription. According to him, NCC recognises that telecommunications services are very important to the nation’s development. “NCC also recognises more importantly, that the consumers of telecommunications services deserve to get value for their money. “NCC also recognises that consumer should be treated as a very important stakeholder in the scheme of things as far as service delivery is concerned. “Let me recall that in the 8-Points Agenda of my administration, the issue of empowerment and protection of the consumer occupied the sixth position. “The vision in this agenda is to protect consumers from unfair practices through availability of information and education to make informed choices in the use of ICT services. “The strategy which we have adopted in achieving these agenda is to strengthen initiatives to educate and inform consumers in the use of communications,’’ he said. Mr. Danbatta said that the commission had adopted the strategy to act swiftly and consistently whenever necessary in the use of enforcement to protect consumers’ rights and privileges. He said that the regulatory body had put the service providers on special notice about NCC’s present monitoring of users experience and would call them to account in due course. According to him, where the service providers continue to fail to improve services at the detriment of the consumers, the commission will apply appropriate regulatory actions and sanctions against such service providers. “We have continued to use the mass media to create awareness about these consumer centric solutions and enlighten consumers that telecommunications masts and towers do not cause health hazards as a lot of people think. “The commission still maintains that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has affirmed that no result of any such Hazard has been established against base stations. “Therefore, any individual or community adducing such reasons to deny Right of Way (RoW) to the telecommunications companies, and prevent them from expanding services are invariably contributing to the poor quality of service in the network,” he said. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/249535-nigerians-get-14-day-grace-roll-unused-data-ncc.html |
cooljude:If this is a coup, what will you call it if Mugabe had succeeded in installing his wife as president. This is a Palaces Coup sanctioned by Mugabe's political party and welcomed by Zimbabweans It's the only avialable detour to the quagmire the nation was heading to. |
Dismissed former Zimbabwean Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has landed at Manyame Airforce Base to take control of the country’s government while President Robert Mugabe has been detained on what the army has described as a “bloodless transition of power”. There are also unconfirmed reports that 93-year-old is under house arrest together with his wife Grace and other members of his close political circle. Mnangagwa: Appointed interim president For decades general Mnangagwa, known as the Crocodile, was at President Mugabe of Zimbabwe’s side, an ally who was relied on to do the dirty work and was described as the one person more feared than his boss. naijaolofofo.com/dismissed-zimbabwean-vice-president-mnangagwa-lands-manyame-airforce-base-take-government/ |
Thats why they want a Seaport in the East. To smuggle in all their illegal contrabands |
HoluwarTohbar:I see you're a kid on this forum. Its been common knowledge here ...but then most things common arent common again these days. Here nairaland.com/1990732/why-did-jonathan-return-capital |
chairman -- Makarfi The National Caretaker Chairman of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Ahmed Makarfi, has disclosed that aspirants with pending corruption cases in court will not be disqualified from contesting the national chairmanship position at the party’s elective convention billed for December 9 in Abuja. Mr. Makarfi made this declaration while fielding questions from journalists on Saturday in Kaduna when one of the candidates in the national chairmanship race, Gbenga Daniel, alongside his campaign entourage paid him a courtesy visit. So far, eight candidates are jostling for the office of national chairman. They include Bode George, Jimi Agbaje, Gbenga Daniel, Tunde Adeniran, Taoheed Adedoja and Rashidi Ladoja, Raymond Dokpesi and Uche Secondus. About four of them, Messrs. Dokpesi, Daniel, Secondus and Ladoja, are facing corruption cases in court. Reports on Saturday said the leadership of the party is muting the idea of dropping all those facing prosecution in order not to jeopardize the future of the party. Mr. Makarfi, however, said such reports were false. “If you play that game (disqualification of candidates based on pending EFCC case), that will be playing into the hands of the government in such a way that every one of us can be charged to court so that PDP will have no candidate. “Except you are convicted by a court of law, nothing can stop you from contesting even the general election not to talk of party issue, so we shouldn’t play into the hands of those we want to unseat,” he said. Mr. Makarfi also threw more light on the alleged disqualification of some candidates by a section of members of the party’s Board of Trustee in the South-west, saying “the decision of the party is to be heard from the National Caretaker Committee and we didn’t say so and I can affirm that nobody was delegated to say so. “Let me remind you that at our caucus meeting that we had on Wednesday in Abuja, the BOT Chairman categorically scolded those that did that and he said they acted without directive and the action was ultra vires as far as the BOT was concerned.” The PDP also reacted to reports that the December 9 National Convention of the party may be postponed due to lack of funds. Mr. Makarfi said his committee is ready for the convention as scheduled. “There is no truth in that allegation. We are all set, we are not lagging behind,” he said" https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/249132-pdp-chairmanship-candidates-facing-corruption-trial-wont-disqualified-makarfi.html |
HoluwarTohbar:Yes ! The same Ifeanyi Uba that was told to organised and fund TAN in support of Gej re-election so that his forfeited CAPITAL OIL can be returned to him. Waziri was just going to jail him but his crime was a party affair and it was settled the PDP way |
HoluwarTohbar:No, that cant happen. No better replacement |
FarahAideed:same reason Pmb sacked Gej |
uboma:Is she in this Apc govt? |
BUHARItesticles:Ha ! Character assasin, provide proof she lobbied to be a committee chair or STFU! |
Nbote:https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/magu-never-said-whistleblower-paid-efcc/ |
I wish I was able to get married in my 20s. Thats the best time. Seek medcal advice. Since she is the only one with an A in hers, thats 75% chances . |
sarrki:That depends. I'm sure if it's that important, parents wouldn't have allowed kids go thru a canoe. |
Can one life jacket go round the kids? |
Omeokachie:Well thought submission! Let the Ipobs and docile Opc run amok too now . Since all ethnics are in competition of violence . You simply dont comprehend the genesis of the Fulani and farmers crisis |
Nbote:Maybe you should the EFCC's boss statement again. He never said or claimed the whistleblower "had been paid" He said he "will be a millionaire." Moreover, it's not in EFCC's place to pay him. The Ministry of Fin. should be in charge of that. The man should be patient. The money was jst forfeited last week. Govt is bureaucratic |
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