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wirinet:
Give Argentina a yellow card for rough tackle against an African team? That will be the day. Even to give ordinary foul sef dey fear referee.

jubrilELsudan:
OBVIOUSLY HER HUSBAND NO DEY DOBO HER WELL

tojahh:
He shouldn't regret or feel dejected. Life happens., op story just as similar as when I was on my desert journey to Tripoli with Palermo (Italy) as final destination crossing the Mediterranean Sea. We were just changing connection men up and down, some were Alhaja.

From Kano to Niger to agadez to duruku to Gathron to Tripoli to Shabhad, spent 16 days before I got to Tripoli. But this time it wasn't a scam because I knew when was awaiting me and the motive behind the sojourn. The numbers of Nigerians outside ehn?! Hmm.

Well let's not derail ops' thread. Fire on my brother.

mayorall:
2024 csr for your reference

https://www.nairaland.com/8293294/1m-naira-corporate-social-responsibilities

As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Mayorall will be giving out 4 pieces of 8th Gen Touchscreen x360 laptops to 4 eligible Nairalanders.

Eligibility Criteria

Hope this isn't too late.

I n currently running a Tech course in Artificial intelligence and programming language. It's a Three Month course which would be rounded up soon.

I haven't been be able to engage in some practical aspect of my training due to nonavailability of a laptop recently.

I'll be so grateful if considered for the free laptop. Fid bless

You must have been a member of Nairaland for at least 3 years.

You must have a history of contributing positively to help fellow Nairalanders.

Your posting history must be free from tribalism, hate speech, or constant insults. Sarcasm alone is not a ground for disqualification.


How to Apply

Tell us:

What you plan to use the laptop for

How it will help you personally, academically, professionally, or in business.


Qualified applicants will be contacted if selected.

Mayorall remains committed to giving back and supporting growth within the community.

Kindly note that a video verification will be conducted for beneficiaries .

All beneficiary will be selected in the next 7 days.

bigpicture001:
This guy never talk wetin dey give am money....

Mariangeles:
That's it!

Learn skills that computers and robots cannot do, otherwise, you're eff'd!

Exceed15:
He passed away February 28, 2012 at 69.

SamGift0817:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh8frhm8QOs

A coalition of prominent Nigerian political figures on Wednesday staged a protest in Abuja, demanding reforms in the country’s electoral system and accusing the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of bias.

The demonstration, tagged “Occupy INEC” and “Save Our Democracy,” was spearheaded by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, alongside Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate Peter Obi, former Kano State governor Rabiu Kwankwaso, and former Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi.

Also present were the National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), David Mark, former Osun State governor Rauf Aregbesola, former Sokoto State governor Aminu Tambuwal, and former senator Dino Melaye, among other party leaders and supporters.

Trigger for the Protest

The protest follows INEC’s decision to withdraw recognition from the ADC leadership after a Court of Appeal ruling, a move the demonstrators described as politically motivated.

Organisers said the action was aimed at drawing attention to what they termed increasing interference in the electoral process and the need to safeguard Nigeria’s democratic institutions.

Atiku Abubakar, who had earlier announced the protest, said it was a peaceful demonstration driven by a commitment to protect democracy and prevent any slide toward authoritarian rule.

Voices from the Streets

At the protest venue, demonstrators chanted “Ojoro”, a slang expression suggesting electoral malpractice, while holding placards bearing inscriptions such as “Tinubu, why are you afraid?”, “Let democracy breathe,” and “Judges must give justice.”

Participants also sang “Arise, O Compatriots,” Nigeria’s former national anthem, in what appeared to be a symbolic expression of national unity and civic responsibility.

Amaechi Urges Citizens to Act

Addressing the crowd, Rotimi Amaechi called on Nigerians to take an active role in defending the country’s democracy.

He warned against political manipulation and emphasized the importance of maintaining the integrity of the electoral process.

According to Amaechi, the protest reflects a broader commitment among political leaders to demand credible, free, and transparent elections, adding that safeguarding democracy is a responsibility that extends beyond politicians to all citizens.

Rising Political Undercurrents

The joint appearance of Atiku, Obi, Kwankwaso, and other influential figures—many of whom were rivals in the 2023 presidential election—has fueled speculation about possible political realignments ahead of 2027.

Analysts say the protest signals growing concern among opposition leaders over electoral credibility and could mark the early stages of coalition-building.

Call for Electoral Integrity

The protesters urged INEC to remain independent and uphold its constitutional responsibility to conduct free and fair elections.

They warned that any perceived bias could erode public trust and weaken Nigeria’s democratic framework.

The protest underscores increasing political tension as the country gradually shifts focus toward the 2027 general elections, with stakeholders calling for transparency, accountability, and stronger democratic institutions.

https://voicenews.com.ng/atiku-obi-kwankwaso-amaechi-lead-occupy-inec-protest-in-abuja/

pocohantas:
She is just going to treat that guy like a child, not a spouse. Now it adds up. In exchange she gets security for her kids.

SHIVA001:
Let me be your suga boy... me self wan shop monie abeg. I sabi Knack and I loyal. ,

Antoeni:
Na Confra Men.Dem Go First Recruit

Adonisty:
Bayowa chop this woman that year

Luckybelt:
Winnipeg was running-45 this January

Riversides2003:
-16 and you Dey complain, lol wetin make we wey Dey run -45 back to back do?

ElSudani:
More like adulterated foods and drinks.

huptin:
Plenty opportunities... Content creation, movie making, writting, even in banks fluency in Yoruba language will Get you jobs in the Customer care, corporate communications and marketing departments.

Bentacur007:
Close to election trump will show Tinubu pepper.. They have a very big plan

Putindbutt:
Nigeria is going to the World Cup, shame on haters. We saw how DR Congo were exposed at the AFCON, Nigeria is far superior in every area. We are going to be a better representative for the African continent. Forget about a sick DR that can't cure himself. God bless Nigeria.

SmartPolician:
That man should prepare our boys for next year; another AFCON is coming. BTW, how come no state is building world-class stadium in Nigeria? Does it mean we don't want to host major tournaments anymore?

fasho01:
The night I won't forget is 22/06/2010 in the world cup at South Africa when Yakubu Aiyegbeni 'Yakubu' the ball, missing a clear goal scoring opportunity against South Korea and cost us a place in the round of 16.

Any time I watch the replay, I think he will score the goal.. Oh, what a deep trauma this post has unearthed in me

sogodihno:
Chukweze no play anything, still lose penalty. That guy is a goat. Ewure!