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chisomkachy:
https://dailytrust.com/bagudu-tinubu-is-modest-he-lived-in-3-bedroom-abuja-apartment-before-his-election/

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chisomkachy:
https://dailytrust.com/bagudu-tinubu-is-modest-he-lived-in-3-bedroom-abuja-apartment-before-his-election/

nlfpmod mynd44

Mindlog:
She should go ALONE, you should get your female relatives or hers to assist in childcare and you should also learn the basics of childcare because you will be 100% involved with taking care of your child here in the UK.

Then after about 6 months, arrangements to join her can start.

Arriving, she should rent a furnished room in a shared house that is bills inclusive. Alongside her sponsored job, she should get a 20hrs per week part time job as allowed with that visa and after about 4 months, she should start looking for a 2 bedroom flat in preparation for the arrival of you and the baby, getting a house for a family is not a day's job.

When you and the baby come over, you will be taking care of the baby when she is at work and you can only go to work when she is off work, this means you will work with her work rota.

tolue42:
Posted By David Hundeyin on X (Formerly called Twitter)

Emmexguy123:
Most of those miscreants talking against Obi should remember that Obi is a billionaire.

Whether he win election or not, more than 3 times meal is very sure in his house every day.

Lesson,
Don't kill yourself over Obi matter because Obi is ahead of his enemies.

Tribalism is what affected him in the Nigerian lawless court.

jesusjnr2020:
How I Lost My Brand New Shoes At A Gospel Crusade Ground

It was the first time I attended a Reinhard Bonnke Gospel Crusade as a kid sometime in the early 90's.

My mum had just returned from the first night of the crusade, and spoke about how Reinhard Bonnke had taken 40 naira from inside his Bible (At the time 40 naira was about 5 dollars so still a big deal for many) and given to a small local boy from crowd.

That was all the motivation I needed to attend the next one taking place the next day, that's if I ever needed one.

My mind was just like, "that kid could have been me", so I followed my mum to the crusade ground the following day.

On getting to the crusade ground in the evening, i could see the mammoth crowd already gathered in the stands of the stadium which was really staggering and quite a frightening sight to behold. I had never seen such huge crowd gathering closehand in my short lifetime beforehand and this took place somewhere in the north.

We made our way towards the area closer to the podium. There were no seats there so we had to stand, but being able to successfully navigate my way to the front of the standing crowd was something that excited me.

Perhaps it was an attempt to get as close to the podium as possible, just in case what happened the previous day (when the little boy was called out and given that amount of cash) repeated itself, however i didn't know I was going to get much more than what i bargained.

After getting to the front of those standing, for some reason, perhaps to be more comfortable, I thought it wise to remove the brand new shoes my mum bought for me from my legs and use it as a seat instead, on the floor.

It made sense until there was a sudden rush from the crowd behind which now pushed those of us sitting on the floor forward and displaced us from our original position.

That's how I found myself in an advanced position but without my shoes.

At this point being in front of the crowd became the last thing on my mind, as I abandon my position there in search of my precious shoes. I tried to trace it back to where I was originally sat, and searched and searched and searched but all my effort was to no avail.

That's how I lost arguably my most priced possession at the time, somewhere in the crusade ground as I couldn't find it before I left.

I came to the crusade ground with shoes but left there shoeless, even without the shoes I came there with.

Moreover I never got the invitation to the podium nor any 40 Naira as the other lucky kid the last night, which was the main motivation behind my attending the crusade that night.

It was indeed a very painful experience at the time to me, as though I should have never gone there in the first place, however overtime, it seemed a blessing in disguise as i have gained much more than what I had lost in the Reinhard Bonnke Gospel Crusade ground, because today I am not just saved, but also preaching the Gospel of Christ to millions around the world, with a similar passion for lost souls.

I believe such an experience in my childhood where I attended his crusade, sowed a seed in my life that also significantly contributed its fair share to the harvest of what God is using me to do today, bringing many souls into His Kingdom to His own glory.

Perhaps I had to lose something very precious to me of this world which is temporal, to gain that of much more value (eternity) which I could never lose.

God bless.

Racoon:
‘We’re proud of you’ — Apapa-led LP faction passes vote of confidence on Mahmood Yakubu

https://www.thecable.ng/were-proud-of-you-apapa-led-lp-faction-passes-vote-of-confidence-on-mahmood-yakubu/amp

Esther125:
https://.ng/2023/10/20/tinubu-assured-me-of-protection-of-itsekiri-interests-chief-ayiri-emami/

CHIOMAEZEH:
there is a thin line between love and iberiberism

successmatters:
But you watch them extort Nigerians daily? How many thousands of videos, pictures and reports is pending in every police office without receiving justice?

Millions are locked up on frivolous charges and their relatives extorted and abused with long undue detention without trial and the force hqts claim ignorance?

What do we even expect, that a criminal will reform the police force? That's like expecting an armed robber to become a pope.

Animegirl:
"I'd like your opinion on this: Is it okay to block your exes on every online platform, or is it better to let them watch how we succeed and overcome the pains that come with heartbreak?"

pquaver:
Nice and good for u.. But truth is ur conclusion doesn't matter.. The important conclusions is what the honurable justices of supreme court understand and conclude

Raskimonojendor:
You are crying and laughing at the same time 🤣🤣🤣

Reno basically vindicated Tinubu in his epistle which you posted on Nairaland for us to share

okoro:
Reno Omokri

TruthsFM:
lol keep deceiving yourself, America is different from Nigeria. The truths is in their hands already

planetx:
Even the refusal of your government to provide constant electricity in over 60 years is deliberate and not incompetence, part of the marching order from the globalists to reduce carbon emissions and prevent climate change from worsening. I repeat the lack of constant electricity in Nigeria is a deliberate policy and not incompetence or lack of funds.

Islie:
Subsidy: FG says reducing petrol consumption, vehicles on roads achievement by Tinubu


“The singular action has reduced Nigeria’s consumption of petrol by 33 per cent, reduced the level of emission generated by Nigerians.”




https://gazettengr.com/subsidy-fg-says-reducing-petrol-consumption-vehicles-on-roads-achievement-by-tinubu/

Presstar:
LIVE STREAM: Arsenal Vs Tottenham(Premier league)


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christejames:
Nice one but why him come use ekelebe color run am na?


Na to scare axemen?

uche87:
There is no gain without pain in life. We must sacrifice something for whatever gain we make. Remember the concerted efforts made by the late pop legend, Michael Jackson, just to be able to shop in a mall in disguise. Inasmuch as relocating to the UK is a life-defining move and experience, it entails leaving behind some vital aspects of your life for better economic opportunities and a higher standard of living. These aspects will always be missed. Let's recount the interesting aspects of the Nigerian life below:

(1) Food:

You can easily get Nigerian delicacies in some cities in the UK, but that local flavour is always missing. I feel it needs the hands of the rugged women within the crude environment to get it right. For example, which Amala in the world can replace the famous Amala Skye in Ibadan?

(2) Social life:

The social life in the UK is either poor or strange to Africans. People in London are stepping it up with events but other cities are still lagging behind. Even when you organise social gatherings and send out invites, most people ignore them and pick shifts instead. This is unlike Lagos where people easily 'turn up'. Remember what singer Banky W said about social life in Lagos, "Ain't no party like the Lagos party"

(3) Women:
Nigerian women are easily accessible as long as you have the money. You can easily see what Lagos socialite and other celebrities are doing with the dream women of people. Even when you are broke and you are organised as a man, you might still have your way. In contrast, the relationship market is different in the UK. It is a very conservative setting that abhors strangers. Ephemeral factors like skin colour, accent, ethnic background and visa status play key roles in who dates you.

(4) Work-life balance:

If you believe the hustle in Lagos is real, then you haven't seen the one in the UK. With the cost of living rising, I have seen people working 24 hours to make extra bucks. I once met a 48-year-old man who confided in me that he had been working 24 hours for 3 straight days. Most immigrants who set unrealistic targets for themselves end up living to work.

(5) Friendliness:

Nigerians are culturally friendly, especially if you are someone of high repute. Even when you are a nobody and you dress well, people easily get attracted to you. These people try to socialise with you. The UK will unconsciously teach you the differences of the terms; colleagues, friends and acquaintances. Most people only relate with themselves either on a professional or strictly needs basis.

(6) Church:
Sunday mornings are lovely in Nigeria. People wear elegant dresses and head to church. The praise and worship session lightens your mood. It is always a moment of expression of joy. But in the UK, the roads are mostly deserted on Sunday mornings. This is because most people are nursing hangovers from the escapades on Saturday. In fact, you will doubt if the Britons actually introduced Christianity to Nigeria via Henry Townsend in 1842.

(7) Friends/Naija vibes:
It is easier to get people together in Nigeria than in the UK. In Nigeria, most people do 9-5 jobs and the weekends are sacred. Over here in the UK, every day seems the same. When you are free, your friend or neighbour is fully engaged. When you are on a day shift, he might be on a night shift. With Nigerians back home 'billing' the ones in the diaspora more than Ikeja Electric, people work throughout the week to send something home.

( Weather:
Nigeria has one of the best atmospheric conditions in the world. The weather is moderate and with technological devices, you can create your own comfort. In the UK, the weather is so cold and unpredictable. Most times, your sense of fashion goes out of the window. You just want to avoid being sickened by the cold, by wearing big jackets. These jackets make you look like Ninja Turtles. The weather remains more unstable than the mood of a woman seeing her period.

(9) Family Support:
When you start having kids in the UK, you will value family support. It is mostly unavailable. Even when your family is here, most of them will be engaged because time is too valuable. In Nigeria, your parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles and other family members will always be available to support you. All you have to do is to grease their palms, no matter how faint the oil is. At all at all na imm bad pass.

(10) Christmas and other festivities:
The Christmas Day vibe in Nigeria is second to none. People cook the best meals and share them in the neighbourhood. Visitors show up at your place for memorable times. In the UK, it is a bank holiday and some workplaces that can't afford to close, lure people to work with double pay. A greedy Nigerian will take the money and postpone the celebration for the following year. At the end of the year, all your memories might hover around depressing moments at work if care isn't taken.

Osahon George Osayimwen is a Journalist and a Psychologist. He writes from the UK.

Peterpaul96:
George Galloway Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom carpets a Pres. Tinubu fan who called into his show to warn him against talking about Tinubu.

Gbas Gbos on an International Level

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RUP1HmsYhk?si=JdglQOREegaxKCvf

Valwezzy:
https://www.torizone.com/posts/2023/09/117511-shame-rema-deleting-songs-gifty-powers-drags-artist

helinues:
FFK lacks the integrity to be shooking mouth into Nigeria political matter.

No honor, regard or integrity

Karemarealty288:
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/09/08/efcc-returns-n19m-lexus-car-house-to-american-cook-victim-of-nigerian-scammer/

meum:
This is a pre-graduation(similar to pre-election in 9ja) matter & should have been settled before graduation. As long as graduation took place whoever that graduated remains the valid owner of the certificate. Please throw out the case for lack of merit & rule on the above technical grounds.😁

Emu4life:
Was he supposed to test Positive to Estrogen

NwaNimo1:
“Before now, God told me that Tinubu will be Nigeria’s President. I prayed, and God answered"

https://storage.ko-fi.com/cdn/useruploads/display/959716f0-433b-4215-a757-a2fbfcaf9807_nekwa.gif

.......BS pro max!

IconicR:
Is this the only thing they are good at?
😂 This is an insult

Racoon:

Racoon:
The world have really seen wonders;
-"Meningitis is caused by fornication." - Ex-Governor Abdulaziz Yari.

-"Homosexuality, lesbianism, causes of insecurity in Nigeria." -Emir of gwandu, Muhammadu Bashar.

"-Coronavirus is caused by corruption." - EFCC Ag chairman, Magu.

-""Eclipse of the sun in Maiduguri(2001) hundreds of youths rioted because they thought it was fallout of the preponderance of sins in society."

FreeStuffsNG:
https://dailytrust.com/you-are-not-an-engineer-tinubu-replies-obasanjo-on-ph-refinery/