Rebuker: Kogi Governor-Elect, Ododo, Kneels to Present His Certificate of Return to Yahaya Bello
The newly elected Kogi State Governor, Ododo, kneels before Yahaya Bello, the outgoing governor, as he presents his certificate of return. The scene has got a lot of people talking on the internet.
spencekat: Court declared votes on unsigned and unstamped ballot papers invalid. Whose mistake was that? Just because of unstamped/unsigned ballot papers,thousands of votes were declared invalid.Instead of court to apply forensic analysis to separate real and fake votes, they declared thousands of votes illegal. It is a pity. By this appeal court verdict, the governor won't succeed at the supreme Court.
MrSmithy: This is how it should be..matured, responsible and low key not the likes of Cuppy that carries her tanked brea$t up and down to feed the whole nation
Clevite: The misinformation started being peddled by so-called social media influencers as soon as the results of the Kogi Governorship Election were being uploaded to IREV.
Total accredited figures are not uploaded with Form EC8A recorded results until BVAS devices have been synchronized. This was the kind of 'discrepancy' APC taught they had found immediately after Osun Governorship election in 2022 that made them hurriedly applied for IRev Report and tendered it at the Tribunal to establish over-voting. Osun Tribunal nullified the Governor's election based on the IRev Report obtained by APC when BVAS devices had not yet been synchronized. The Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court reversed the decision.
captainruwa86: Hello guys, my Toyota starlet 1999 model consumes 7.35 litres of fuel to cover a trip of 60km, is it normal with the type of car or I need to check it? Thank you
APOPTOSIS: That's the Poverty Package... Very soon Peak milk will be packaged in "Eyedrops" I Learnt Candles are almost replacing Toothpicks in Nigeria, owing to their new sizes
cityweekly: STANDING ON THE CORNER IN THE STREET OF PORT HARCOURT, A MAN IS BEGGING FOR A JOB
A Nigerian man with Masters degree has taken to the streets of Port Harcourt with a placard, begging the public for a job.
He captured the attention of motorists at Rumuokoro who were passing by the location he stationed himself. He has been there almost daily for a week , with a stack of resumes and a placard. He was also seen at Rivers State Industrial Court Area Port Harcourt.
He held the placard saying Nigerians help me. I need a job to stay alive. The placard also indicated that he was a Linguistics and Communication Studies graduate and he also has a Masters degree in Corporate Communications.
DyshApp: A Nigerian lady who identifies as @Abidoye_Zainab has shared what a man, whom she refused to marry, did to her.
Narrating the account on the microblogging platform X, formerly known as Twitter, she mentioned that the man sent her a wedding video of himself and his wife.
According to her, the lady he married looked exactly like her, in complexion and shape. Though his actions hurt her, she said she does not regret her decision.
She wrote;
“This man that I refused to marry decided to send me a wedding video of him and his small wife today at 6am. Was I pained? Yes, a little bit can’t lie But did I regret my decision? No!!!! The lady even looks exactly like me, same shape, same complexion. Men are funny”
A follower however asked her to share the reasons why she received to marry the man so others could learn from it.
The lady disclosing in multiple tweets, penned down the reasons why she refused his proposals.
1. He was 30 years older than me
2. He wanted me to be second wife which I’ve vowed not to ever be
3. He was toxic (won’t go into details)
4. He has a lot of money to take care of me which he was generous about can’t lie but that’s not enough reason for me to marry him , it’ll be very bad of me to marry him because of money because what if the money goes away?
5. I believe in my abilities a lot and I believe I can be a millionaire too in the future so why marry someone I don’t like cuz tbh the love wasn’t there no matter how hard he tried”
SalesConsultant: Saudi Arabia Postpones Arab-African Summit over Potential Polisario Participation.
Rabat - Saudi Arabia has announced its decision to postpone the Arab-African Summit, citing concerns about the ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza. However, reports have suggested that the decision to delay the summit had much deeper implications.
Moroccan outlet Le 360 quoted a “reliable source” as saying that the decision to delay the summit was also heavily influenced by the potential participation of the separatist Polisario Front, supported by South Africa and Algeria.
The Saudi Foreign Ministry’s press release stated that the country decided to postpone the event due to the “current development in Gaza, which necessitated the holding of an extraordinary Arab summit and an Islamic summit to discuss the ongoing crisis.”
The statement emphasized the need to ensure that regional political developments do not jeopardize the Arab-African partnership, which aims to focus on economic development.
“But what the Riyadh press release does not say is that there is another determining factor which led to this postponement: the possible presence of representatives of the puppet republic – the SADR – among the African delegations scheduled to participate at the summit,” Le 360 reported.
The Moroccan outlet explained that the issue crosses a “red line” for Saudi Arabia, a firm and outspoken defender of Morocco’s territorial integrity and sovereignty over the Sahara, stressing that the country “cannot tolerate” the presence of Polisario leaders at the event.
The report further explained that the postponement of the summit is a response by Saudi Arabia and, by extension the Arab League, to a commitment made after the fourth Arab-African Summit held in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, in November 2016.
Eight Arab countries, including Saudi Arabia, had boycotted the summit in protest against the participation of a “Western Sahara delegation.” Following that episode, it was agreed that the list of countries invited to the summit would be jointly determined in advance by the Arab League and the African Union.
However, this decision has not yet been ratified at the African Union’s ministerial level, leading Saudi Arabia to plan its own summit to circumvent any infiltration by the SADR through the AU.
The Arab-African summit, which is a collaborative effort between the Arab League and the African Union, was set to take place in Riyadh on November 11 with the aim of fostering stronger ties between the two regions.
osasere06: I have often wondered the correct thing to do as regards this issue. Ordinarily I was brought up in a home where my mother made it compulsory for us to brush before eating in the morning and of course before going to bed. Going forwards during my undergraduate days, I was again indoctrinated with the idea that brushing after breakfast keeps one mouth cleaner and free from debris throughout the day. Recently, my girlfriend sees this as a dirty behaviour and has frowned at it severally. Please whats the way forward on this issue? Kindly help