₦airaland Forum

Newlymarried:
https://punchng.com/anambra-perm-sec-accused-of-beating-hod-to-coma/

favor914:
But Charlie you were amongst the idiots that supported Endsars to discredit President Buhari back then?

Our area father you were not aware of the consequences of your hypocrisy?

immortalcrown:
If I were in his shoes, I would not have asked you out more than twice.

Who go help you no go stress you. Who stress you fit no help you. Someone may give you tough time before accepting to date you but will end up being very bad for you. Someone may quickly accept to date you and will turn out to be your treasure.

Forming hard-to-get or being quick to accept a relationship proposal doesn't define you, since you have already spent time with him and have known him to an extent.

Forming hard-to-get or being quick to accept a relationship proposal is debatable when the proposal is coming from a stranger. You have been close to him enough to know if he can be good for you or not.

Before he asked you out, you had already conducted the study that should precede a romantic relationship and concluded that he is good for you. So, why the shakara? This is the same stupidity some ladies display when a man they have dated for long proposes marriage to them. Some ladies that have been craving for the marriage proposal and have directly or indirectly asked for it will reject the proposal on the mere ground that he didn't propose in a romantic way.

AcuraZDX:
https://x.com/_dinomelaye/status/1827269573281755547?t=NGutGSqVeqRCPlBWP9Dogg&s=19[/quote]If he wants to leave, let him just leave.

Talk like this is meaningless

fergie001:
Not surprised I said it here nah.

https://www.nairaland.com/8146167/court-did-not-void-edo/1#130824156

Bluntcrazeman

AcuraZDX:
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malali:
Every country pays doctors more than senators and congressmen.
Except Nigeria.

Nigeria pays senators more,
The doctors run abroad to USA, UK

The senators now take the money they should have used to pay the doctors, they use these funds to go abroad for treatment.
Instead of paying the Nigerian doctor $500, they would go and spend $50,000 for a single doctors visit in USA/UK.

The senators pretend they don't know why healthcare workers are leaving the country in droves.

PheelzAlmighty:
I got married....and honestly I'm still trying to process it all.

There's a baby on the way and that's enough incentive..I guess 😏
Guys but honestly if you can, don't get married. Nothing special about it, just more responsibility, liability and routine serenren😔

Henry2405:
You mistakenly picked the wrong luggage at the airport, you got home and found this, what is your next step?

ME:- As a good citizen and a Christian it is wrong for me to take what isn’t mine. So I will empty the money from bag in my room and return the empty bag to the airport

Kosiso12:
Video Of Anglican Priest Kneeling Down To Beg Governor Mbah To Come To Front Seat But He Refused 👇👇👇


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEqSamVpfEQ?si=C3esnq0F-z3FCPYS

Nlanalyst:
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By the way, no woman, no girlfriend, no wife has ever returned any money found in this scenario.

Ttipsy:
It’s not collation

We have a fraudulent System
The solution is electronic voting

YIAGA AFRICA IDENTIFIES WEAKEST LINK IN ELECTIONS

A citizen-led movement under the Watching The Vote (WTV) Working Group better known as Yiaga Africa has identified collation of election results by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as the weakest link ahead of Edo State gubernatorial election billed for September 21.

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Mr Paul James, Programme Manager of elections Monitoring Group disclosed this at a training programme for journalists/CSOs on Tuesday (20th August, 2024) in Benin City, Edo State where he corrected some misconceptions about the Organization.

According to him, “In Nigeria, one of the weakest links in election is COLLATION. That is why results from polling units are the purest.”

Mr James stated that Yiaga Africa has worked with over 40,000 Nigerians over the years in promoting democratic governance in Nigeria.

The Programme Manager, Yiaga Africa also stated that Yiaga team would collate data from 300 polling Units from the 4,419 polling Units in Edo State.

He further revealed that 25 Yiaga election Observers would be deployed across the 18 Local Government Areas of the State.

He harped on the deployment of use of Information Communication Technology (ICT) and statistics, as well as build citizens confidence in the forthcoming poll through the Process Verification Results for Transparency Technology (PRVT).

In her presentation, Safiya Bichi, head of knowledge, Management, Learning Yiaga Africa took participants through memory lane on 10 indicators of violence during elections.

She stated that the factors include communal clashes, destruction of campaign posters by political thugs and other issues of concern.

The resource person of the Non-Governmental Organization said it’s committed to credible election, noting that they have “projected that there is likelihood of low turn out of voters.

“The election is going to be competitive because there are other factors within the contest that will likely affect the outcome of the election,” according to her.

A Board member of Yiaga Africa, Prof. Nnamdi Aduba, who sued for knowledge sharing and intelligence sharing, lamented the convoluted nature of Nigeria politics and avoidable irregularities during polls in Nigeria.

The University of Jos lecturer argued that it is easy to get the buy-in of voters in an election if the electoral process is transparent and credible.

He said, “I am so happy about what I am seeing around; democracy is for everyone. If you empower the natives, you will know that they are not stupid,” Prof. Aduba said.

The Edo State chairman, Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Comrade Festus Alenkhe, commended Yiaga Africa and urged media practitioners to remain apolitical and prioritize safety over personal gains, ahead of the forthcoming poll.

Earlier, the President, Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations (CONGOS), Comrade Bartholomew Okudo, expressed optimism that the training would help INEC achieve set objectives.

Paentera:
Your effort is commendable in highlighting the parts of the Electoral Act - however to make it digestable for majority of the public, you should have mentioned the section without quoting the entire thing. Lol.

femi4:
We are saying the same thing. INEC will not allow technology to work

femi4:
Not again
BVAS failed us the last time, and it's bound to fail again

fergie001:
CTCs come out days after....some more than a week after.

Supersdotng:
https://supers.ng/supreme-court-affirms-diris-election-as-bayelsa-governor/

BiafraAburi:
This muguh called chidoka is still talking about PVC. What a dunce. Still hoping to repeat another PVC ediocy.

press9jatv:
You are 100% right here

ExAngel007:
Despite all police officers do, including risking our lives, we still face criticism from the public - FCT Police spokesperson laments

The spokesperson of the Delta state police command, SP Josephine Adeh, has decried the rate at which police officers in Nigeria are unappreciated.

In a post shared on social media this morning, Adeh wrote;



Despite all police officers do, including risking our lives, we still face criticism from the public - FCT Police spokesperson laments