NEWSCENTER:
In my usual desire of celebrating outstanding Nigerians, especially the youths, who are blazing the trail in different areas of endeavours, yesterday I paid a courtesy visit to the students of Christ the King College, Onitsha to celebrate with them for emerging winner at the prestigious World Affairs Challenge 2024 (WAC) organised by World Denver.

Having earlier celebrated them on the media for defeating other teams around the world, I was happy to physically identify with them today. By this victory, they have once again brought honour to our nation Education, as I have consistently maintained, is the most critical investment any nation can make in the people. Any committed government will not only prioritize education, but aggressively invest in it.

In encouraging the students, I reminded them that the future of the New Nigeria is anchored on the productivity of Nigerian youths. They must, therefore, take their education very seriously, and continue to develop themselves to contribute positively to the nation.

I sincerely thank the Proprietor, Principal, Management and Staff of the College, for maintaining the high standard of education among the students, both in learning and character.

Our commitment in the New Nigeria is to build a nation where every youth is empowered to achieve their dreams and contribute to national development.

It is POssible.

#PeterObi 🇳🇬

fidelmarshal199:
Your brother is on a mission to exterminate every wild animals. He needs to be stopped

Forkthiefnubu:

She is in the British army and not your rag tag boko affiliated Nigerian army

kenny714433:
I wish to meet who got the inspiration for the name Shanahan.

Upon all beautiful Catholic names, upon all the beautiful Igbo names, he came up with a name that sounds Congolese 😅—— Bishop Joseph Shanahan was a Catholic Bishop of the Onitsha Archdiocese decades ago. NOT CONGOLESE!

Well, I wish this could be a Nigerian version of Saint Louis University, US. That was my dream university years back but funds shattered that dream.

OkanlawonB:
BALKAN Airlines, the Bulgarian Airlines. The one our badmouth people nicknamed PANGOLO was about the cheapest airline flying from Lagos to Europe in those days.

AEROFLOT, the russian Airlines was another cheap communist airline that flew the Lagos - Europe route in those days.

Both Airlines had their Salesoffices/Outlets at the Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos.

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

Rahkman:
Why do agberos love mourinho so much...if you go Ochanja market shout mourinho 20 barrow pushers fit come meet you

Paraman:
Traveling by air in the USA is just like making use of danfo in Lagos state.

duduade:


I no think e go work for now oooo

The man that was licking microphone and doing all sorts during the campaign (Dem dey call am distracting his opponents strategies) seems normal and healthy oo and not going anywhere anytime soon o

stasius:
Is your sister saying that Psquare is gay too?

Kenochi:
The Biggest Mistake made by our leaders was the removal of History in our syllabus.It seems there is a present crop of Nigerians who weren't taught or refuse to understand the powers possessed by Nigeria in West Africa and Africa in General.
When Liberia,Sierra Leone and even South Africa were undergoing tribulations and apartheid regimes,Nigeria stood up to be counted and acted as a rallying point for Africans
Nigerians invested a lot of money and human lifes for peace to be restored in countries like Liberia and Sierra Leone.I pray that the Nigerian military will open up their archives to allow groups like our Nollywood Industry tell their stories of sacrifice,pain and victories which they recorded during this turbulent period in West Africa
Coming to the topic at Hand,Nigeria is gradually becoming a beacon of democracy in West Africa and let me assure Nigerians that the whole world is watching and taking notes.All this diplomatic favours Nigeria is dishing out to countries in West Africa,a day will come for Nigeria to cash in these favours.
I salute Asiwaju for quickly understanding this diplomatic game, projecting Nigeria as a bastion of Democracy in Africa and putting an halt to any military take over in West Africa.
Let me end by welcoming the Sierra Leone ex president and urging him to understand that he will be sent back if he tries to meddle in overthrowing the government back home

Karemarealty288:
It's nothing new, pay extra and get vip service.

ezegenigbonine:
Chapati