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Will create will create no dey tire una? |
70 bucks per bag 10 bucks per sachet. |
franconian:Na propaganda like efcc arrested someone dey hit front page well well. |
Common 225000 for a judge and u called that chicken fee a bribe?. Cash that can't even secure u a job if u lobby with it. EFCC wan robe this guy oh. Is the judge that cheap? |
The north feeds this nation and since forex is scarce food is expensive I wonder is na hoe increase in price or tractor just because no market for oil. |
Yoruba are shameful they can't complain cos it's a collective choice. This will be serious when the Hausa's starts to complain. Because right now we are still on BLAME GAME. |
My brethren, have u blamed GEJ today? |
Simply means nigerian youth for governors are yet to be born. All we have now are bunch of sentimental and bias mofoz. Good talk jagaban. |
All the mentioned people can work anywhere in Naija so no big deala in that. Atiku child can work in any of his coy so why making the gov look like a bad person? |
JOHESU postpones action by 21 days DOCTORS under the aegis of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) yesterday distanced themselves from plans by health workers under the umbrella of the Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU) and Assembly of Health Care Professionals (AHPA) to embark on an indefinite strike, which the latter has shelved by 21 days. The postponement followed an appeal from the Ministry of Labour and Employment for JOHESU for time to enable government study the antecedents of the issues and enable it constructively address them and possibly meeting the demands. Officials said the Federal Government had appealed for 30 days while the Union insisted that they would only offer 21 days grace after which it will call members out for industrial action. Chairman of NMA’s Publicity and Publication Committee, Dr. Obitade Obimakinde, in a statement made available to The Guardian, yesterday, said: “It has come to the notice of the Nigerian Medical Association that some members of the AHW are planning to withdraw their services from the hospitals nationwide. “This communication is released as a conscious effort to inform the Nigerian people that medical doctors are reporting promptly and available at their duty posts. We are carrying out the responsibilities of saving lives as much as possible within the limits of available facilities and resources provided by the hospitals.” Meanwhile, pharmacists under the aegis of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) have urged the Federal Government to prevent the strike and not allow it to degenerate. PSN is a member of AHPA. President of PSN, Ahmed I. Yakasai, yesterday, at his inauguration and investiture of 70 new fellows of the Society, at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, however, decried the high level of competition, confrontation and distrust in the health sector. Yakasai said pharmacists would therefore be willing to provide leadership to ensure unity among all the stakeholders in healthcare delivery and promised to encourage patronage of the local industry, as more World Health Organisation (WHO) compliant pharmaceutical companies emerge. Yakasai told The Guardian, “I hope that the government will not allow this to degenerate into a strike because the vulnerable especially the patients will pay for it. If you have money to fly out, the down trodden, the masses, they cannot afford that. So the government has to do something quickly to prevent that kind of thing from happening.” JOHESU National Chairman, Biobelemoye Joy Josiah revealed in Abuja, yesterday, that a high-powered delegation from the Federal Government had a lengthy meeting with the union leaders on Wednesday. “You would recall that the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) and the Assembly of Healthcare Professional Associations (AHPA) issued a 15-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to address all pending issues affecting its members or face industrial action. http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2016/02/doctors-health-workers-differ-over-strike/ |
Salary comes in on the 40th day of the month |
If these things are true then it warrants sacking but the problem is they make hear what we want to hear and conceal what they they do wrong. Sacking ought to have started from the people that sighted they budget and whose table it passed through before it got to the senate. 98% of public servants inflates price or anything they purchase so everyone is guilty of that even ur wife at home. |
The tear gas no be small.. just flying like a war zone. |
Habaa wetin na? |
Whatever. |
Abi una don go delete ham bro jagaban. |
Everyone can't be under one umbrella, bubu shld consider this people since GEJ considered the medical doctor that treats just 3 case notes and close for the day. |
An Ikeja High Court on Wednesday sentenced two men – Seun Omoilodan and Gbenga Kayode – to death by hanging for armed robbery. Justice Oluwatoyin Ipaye handed down the judgment after finding the duo guilty of a three-count charge of conspiracy, armed robbery and attempted robbery. She said: “The defendants are hereby convicted and sentenced to death by hanging for armed robbery. “On the third count of attempted robbery, the defendants are sentenced to life imprisonment.” Earlier, in his allocutus, counsel to Omoilodan and Kayode, Mr Damola Victor, had appealed to the court to temper justice with mercy. “My Lord, kindly temper justice with mercy. The defendants are first time offenders and have shown remorse for their crimes.” The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the convicts committed the offences on Nov. 2 and 9, 2011 at Ayangburen Road, Ikorodu, Lagos State. The prosecution led by the Chief State Counsel, Mr Akin George, had told the court that the two men while armed with dangerous weapons robbed one Alhaji Jinadu of unspecified number of mobile phones and cash on Nov. 2, 2011. George said that on Nov. 9, 2011 the convicts also robbed one Mr Rilwan Gbadamosi and his wife of cash and property. The offences contravened Sections 295 (2), (b) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2016/02/two-men-to-die-by-hanging-for-armed-robbery-in-lagos/ |
dearpreye:They bring withdrawal slip to the federation account |
raumdeuter:Ibo is never a language. |
You are playin with high blood pressure at this early stage of your life. It's bad. Contribute to the matter of economy and budget threading and leave another tribe alone. Ogun is a state in SW which means medicine in igbo and so if Biafra means even poo in french just leave it for the owner like that. |
Blood of Jesus! |
Any refund for me wey don load 6k already this month? |
Nigeria with partnership no dey finish. All we ve been hearing since the time of obj. Partnership in agriculture, partnership in terrorism fight, partnership in dis and dat. |
Ask nigeria custom. |
Super1Star:According to the article, they share same border which means they are likely to have a lot in similar but diff state name. So the case is likely to be a personal issues and not a thing that warrant tribal bruhaha. They r one but in diff states. |
reuben79:Chai! Wasted education. NLanders don dey stylishly spoil some readers life oh. Because the S.Easterners r supporting him now made him a S.Easterner? Now who is confused? Mr Iwo ni o. |
I support this seriously. This is a mean to get a legit money and not the crazy tarrif increment. These bus drivers are always pain in the ass at traffics. |
reuben79:He is SS not SE sir |
Churchillsaug:Story go change if another man pikin die under the sudden husbands house and ppl will say the girls family wicked if dey treat him Bleep up. |
PoliticalThuG:Anugomu |
Please just wanna ask this question to knw people's opinion. Who is likely to be richer among this two dudes Mikel Obi and Femi Martins. |
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