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*THIS IS LAGOS*
On the Island of the affluent in Lagos, I rarely hear aircraft buzzing in the sky, except the posh helicopters of the busy rich. The airport and flight noise don’t affect the airspace, it only devalues the land.
The rich pretend to pray, but God is on the Mainland, land on the island is too expensive to build many worship centers.
The Island was not built for Beer. It is the hub of champagne, spirits, and wines. Beer is for the road, an appetizer bottled on the Mainland.
The Mainland is crowded with families. Life on the island has no friends. Everything is cash or ‘waka’. The roads are expensively tolled, the schools are US ‘Dollard’, and a smile might cost some ‘Nairas’.
The Island expands while the Mainland remains the same. Under neon lights, millions of Mainland ‘ants’ trample on the Third Mainland Bridge into the Island of their dreams. Many die on the bridge, many earn a kobo, and many rob the others.
The Island goes to the Mainland, only to fly & buy cheaper foodstuffs (in bulk). Life on the mainland has many tribes. Bad roads and traffic jamborees in Enugu suburbs like Ago and Okota would eventually pursue ‘Omo Igbo’ to the East. The smart ones live in Yoruba neighborhoods, like itire, with Chinese constructed drainages. Sharp guys have moved into Surulere, the Governor’s neighborhood and the best place to drink. The number of youths in Festac makes one wonder if they ate their parents for dinner.
Ketu is a gang of Yoruba women hustling to breathe. Ikorodu can be great if it gets a bridge into the island. Yaba is the link between books, Aristos, ‘White House’ and an infamous Psyche ward (Yaba-left).yaba
Sex is on Allen, tax is a joyride at Alausa. Obanikoro is the name of a man on the Island and a place in the Mainland. Everything on the Mainland is made in Ilupeju, Ogba, Isolo, Agidingbi, and Oregun. Agbara is not on the Mainland, it’s in Ogun state, like Mowe and Ibafo.
Everything on the Island is imported from the Mainland ports of Apapa and Tin Can. The sound of Mazamaza and Okokomaiko can cure madness. Homes in Idi-Araba are waiting to collapse, thank God for LUTH; Igbobi’s Orthopedics is not too far away.
There is a Lagos state University campus in every Mainland corner; the main campus and a military cantonment are at Ojo. Musicians from Mushin and Ajegunle have monopolized the sympathy of poverty, while Egbeda and Ikotun get no pity. If eyes are closed in Agege and Iddo when a train passes, one can pretend to be in Grand Central Station. Gbagadans usually pretend to be on the Island, but Oworonshoki can’t get away with such lies. Ogudu GRA insists on being distinct from a conjoined Ojota, while Amuwo-Odofin calls itself Festac Extension.
Iju and Ojodu villages are hyped by estate agents. Ebute-Metta is an old Yoruba phrase: “A place of three shores.” It is a decaying dream of British colonialism and Brazilian architecture.
Most of the residents of Magodo and Omole are Landlords. Maryland is not a saint and Anthony is not a Village. Igando and Ipaja are playing catching up with the state government.
Ikeja is the official capital of Lagos. The State House is on the Island, where the real capital is. Lagos deserves a special status in the constitution.
On the Island, money has relatives. Ikoyi and Victoria Island are twin sisters, posh from birth and wrinkled with age. Lekki is a distant cousin, taxing and full of fraudulent schemes. VGC and Eleko are wealthy uncles, isolated from others and always overseas. Nicon and Parkview are the pretty nieces with feigned American and British accents. Oniru and Elegushi are the nephews from the village, who recently found wealth and arrogance. Ajah is the Step-sister, giving birth to children she can’t feed. Jakande and Igbo-Efon are broke In-laws, hardworking but always in need. Ibeju-Lekki and Epe are the Jilted aunts, feeding on promises and searching for suitors. Obalende is the lost brother without a mind, thought to be dead. Eko, Idumota, and Marina are Triplets of Royal descents, with trade on their minds, and power between their legs. Maroko is the baby that was aborted at Midterm. Makoko is the dirty bastard that wouldn’t disappear. Eko Atlantic City has recently left the incubator, hoping to survive. Many other siblings are just occupying space and causing traffic jams on the Island of the rich.
This is how I know I’m not on the Island: service attendants begging for money; Lastma officials lurking behind traffic lights; Dunghill switch is everywhere, and I can’t get an Iota of decency.
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moonbyte25: Actress Regina Daniels and her sister are so cool! – The two often give a lovely family vibe just by how they defend each other and support each other all the time.
Regina Daniels has stormed her little sister Destiny Daniels Instagram page, heaping praises on her.
Destiny Daniels has posted a photo where she’s seen standing in front of her car.
She actually gave a romantic pose with her curvy back facing the camera.
Captioning the photo, she wrote; ‘Just one small positive thought in the morning can change your whole day. ❤️�‘
Reacting to the photo, Regina Daniels wrote, ‘This my sister hot ooo‘.
phawaaz: As part of plans to expand the landscape of storytelling in the context of Nigeria’s rich cultural, political, and social history, Nigeria’s first digitally-driven museum, The Discovery Museum, recently played host to Mari Pangestu, Managing Director, Development Policy and Partnerships at the World Bank, in a visit the director described as an “incredible sensory experience.”
Launched in July 2021, the museum, a unique intersection between the past, present, and projected future of Africa’s most populous country is an ambitious project of Abuja-based company, The Art Tech District. The privately funded museum located in the heart of the Nation’s Federal Capital leverages cutting-edge technology to deliver Nigeria’s art, history, and culture to the modern world. With the world heading towards a Global Fourth Industrial Revolution and tourism rapidly evolving into one the most lucrative industries, the Art Tech District team, also being cognizant of the country’s large innovative pool and growing disconnect between the people and its complex past, set up the museum with the goal of providing an immersive experience into what it means to be Nigerian and how our past served as a roadmap to who we are now.
Art Tech District founder, Mosope Olaosebikan, its General Manager, Faridah Dikko, and Discovery Museum curator, Amanda Kirby Okoye were on hand to welcome the World Bank leader and her team to the compound. Introducing key members of staff present, Dikko gave a brief overview of Art Tech District, its ethos and goals, before handing over to the museum’s curator for a detailed tour of the state-of-the-art facility and its many displays and installations.
Opening the tour with an installation showing various regions in the country and their economic contributions over time, Okoye highlighted areas like eastern Nigeria known for its coal production, as well as northern Nigeria, home to a massive leather industry that currently exports raw materials to luxury leather companies like Louis Vuitton. Further down a dimly lit hallway, the museum opens up to a wide space that plays home to a leadership dome and life-like soldiers positioned as a way of honoring veterans and their indelible contributions to the nation’s building process. Recognizing former President Olusegun Obasanjo, the Managing Director recalls meeting the two-time leader as Okoye explained Nigeria’s transition from military to democratic rule.
During the tour, the Managing Director also had access to a wide variety of classic and modern Nigerian creative art across the board from music to literature. Listening to playlists curated over several decades, she acknowledged the distinct beauty of the Nigerian sound that has had a cascading effect across multiple generations. A photo-op with images of colleagues like a former visitor and United Nations (UN) Deputy Secretary-General, Amina J. Mohammed, and World Trade Organization (WTO) Director-General, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, follows a visceral Virtual Reality (VR) experience in the museum’s Conflict and Resolution room. Okoye goes on to explain the importance of this room, describing it as a “safe space for Nigerians to experience and have difficult conversations about tumultuous moments from our past.” The museum also houses a Replica Room containing lookalikes of various art pieces that have been stolen from the shores of Nigeria. Curated to educate and stir up conversations surrounding the return of stolen art, the room shows diverse pieces from different parts of the country highlighting intricate crafting that has become synonymous with Nigerian art. Expanding on the digital aspect of the museum, Dikko also pointed out QR codes courtesy of a hackathon the company organized, that allows for visitors to scan for displays and installations for more detailed explanations on their origins and significance.
Taking in sights at the museum, the World Bank Managing Director also pointed out parallels between Nigeria and her home country of Indonesia. From a fraught political past marked by British colonial rule to male headgears and local board games (Nigeria’s ayo is referred to as congklack in Indonesia), she expressed surprise at the similarities between both countries. Closing out the tour, Art Tech District founder, Mosope Olaosebikan reiterated the company’s commitment to inclusive and expansive development. Listing out projects such as the Zero Hunger Food Bank which works with company’s restaurants to feed young children monthly, the Financial Independence and Digital Women’s Initiative which caters to over 11,000 women in rural areas, as well as the SteamBox and Civic X Digital Literacy for children, Olaosebikan revealed that while the world headed towards technology at a quick pace, Art Tech District remains dedicated to including members of its rural community who are disproportionately affected by poverty and other factors.
Thanking the team for the tour, World Bank Managing Director described her time at the museum as “a very sensory experience and a really great way to learn about Nigeria.” Leaving the compound, she also congratulated the team on finding a creative way to talk to tell the Nigerian story.
“As we look towards the future, we are excited and passionate about doing more. Currently, we are working on another Discovery Museum located in Nigeria’s commercial capital, Lagos,” Olaosebikan said when asked about the company’s plans. “Similarly, we are looking to expand beyond our shores, setting up museums in South, East, and other cities in West Africa. While we are excited about the future, we are also passionate about holding on to our rich and complex history.”
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Usmanissa247: President Muhammadu Buhari has charged graduating students of The Federal Polytechnic Offa to utilize skills acquired in the institution to the service of this nation.
He added that they should contribute into the entrepreneurial field, instead of waiting for white collar jobs, create businesses and be employer of labour.
The 11th convocation ceremony was held on Thursday, 11th November 2021.
According to him, “The wealth of this nation is in the hands of teeming youths, who are willing to nurture businesses, explore opportunities and create ventures that are noble and novel.
“Education is the fundamental foundation for human capital development. This administration is doing everything possible to re-invent the system in order to address the challenges of the 21st century."
He then charged the institution's governing council to promote the government policies of change in the system and work harmoniously for the benefit of the educational system.
He however, felicitated with the parents for their sacrifices to see the graduands through their tertiary education.
Buhari was represented by the Honourable Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu who was equally represented by Director of Polytechnic Education and Allied Institutions, Mr. Adeoye Adeleye.
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fergie001: During the recently conducted Anambra Guber, a viral video emerged showing women, in particular a woman rejecting moves to sway her at the Anambra election with ₦5000, supposedly to vote for a particular Party.
Jenniferchuma10: Nigerian content creator, Abisi Ezechukwu popularly known as Nasty Blaq, has revealed why he is still creating comedy skits.
Taking to his IG story, Nasty Blaq said sometimes he wonders why he still creates and churn out skits on social media, but he then he came to a realization that he wants to help people cure depression with laughter.
According to him, he is focused on curing depression and helping people alleviate their mood even though he can’t remove their pains completely.
Nasty Blaq wrote,
“Sometimes I don’t even know why I create skits anymore but I’m just focused on curing depression even if I can’t totally remove the pain I will do my best. Laugh cos YOLO!”
Chaidish: Nigerian superstars, Burna Boy, Davido, and Wizkid are among the 10 artists nominated for the Best African Act award at this year’s MOBO Awards show.
Of the 10 names on this list of nominees in this particular category, 8 are Nigerian by nationality, while the other two are Ghana’s King Promise and British-African music group, NSG. Other Nigerians on this list nominees asides from the aforementioned include; CKay, Tiwa Savage, Rema, Tems, and Ayra Starr.
Surprisingly, Mavin Records star, Rema was nonimated in the category of ‘Best international act’ alongside top international artist like Doja Cat, Drake, Kanye West, Lil Nas X, Megan Thee Stallion, Wizkid and others.
abdullahi45: I saw this post on someone's status and I thought of sharing it to get you guys' thoughts and sentiments.
Though they are both cheats, even after all the wife had done he still claims their marriage vow is still intact - for me I would assume the marriage contract is irreversibly broken by default as soon as the woman gives birth to another man's child.
What do you guys think, is the guy rational, ridiculous, or with delirium?
@MulhollandLOver "It's hard to replace ur soulmate tho. I've cheated on my wife twice & accidentally killed her cat. She got pregnant by our marriage counselor, kept the baby, & sliced my throat open in a fight. All that & we're still together. Y'all can say its "struggle love" but we took a vow."
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I was having a discussion with a friend yesterday, and he was complaining about how he was not being paid well despite his Masters, so I decided to bring this here.....
As the subject implies
As for me, yes I've, graduate like 10years ago and luck have actually shined on me since then when it comes to job...
Even before then, I was lucky to get my bursary 50k each every year, for both my OND (100k) and my BS.c (200k) days for lagosians
For anyone that hasn't, keep on keeping on. Keep pushing. It won't happen overnight.
Incase anyone delves into fraud for fast money:
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mutumina007: INEC Announces Date For 2023 General Elections.
General elections will be held in Nigeria on 18th February 2023 to elect: the President the Vice President Members of the Federal House of Representatives, and the Senate.
Incase of electoral fraud:
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The Governors and the State Houses of Assemblies will hold on 4th March, 2023.
A panel has been set up by the school authorities of Bayero University, Kano (BUK) to investigate the rampant mass failure within students rocking the school in late times.
This was approved at the University’s 393rd Senate meeting held on Wednesday, 3rd November, 2021.
This was contained in a statement on the university website, on Thursday.
Siggy reports that the Committee has Professor Muhammad Ibrahim Yakasai of the Faculty of Education as Chairman.
According to the statement, other members of the committee include, Director Academic Planning, Professor Haruna Musa, Provost College of Natural and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Dean, Faculty of Education, Dr Ali Idris.
Others are Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, Professor Ahmad Muhammad Tsauni, Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Professor Hashim M. Alhassan and Dean, School of General and Entrepreneurship Studies, Professor Ali Abdullahi Tijjani
‘’The Director, Directorate of Examinations, Admissions and Records, Hajiya Amina Umar Abdullahi will serve as Secretary,’’ the statement said.
The Committee is to start work immediately.
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Jenniferchuma10: A confused married man has asked for advice after finding out that his wife did plastic surgery and has been spending much on maintenance.
According to the man who shared his story through an anonymous source, he narrated that he never knew about his wife’s plastic surgery until recently when he realized that she’s been spending almost half a million on maintenance.
Read his story below:
“Morning, My wife did hips and bum surgery in the past. I never knew they were plastic until after we got married. Am a big bum bum kind of man so her big bum bum was part of what made me fall for her but never knew it was all fake until one day she asked me for maintenance money I was so confused but when I asked further questions she opened up to me about it, How can a woman keep such a secret from her man like that? Is it right- And this maintenance money is more than half a million naira. That is for only hips and butt maintenance. I refused to give her and next thing the butt started looking somehow. We have not even started having kids and she’s is maintaining hips with almost one million naira. Pls advise me I’m not finding it funn . Thanks.”
Let me jump on it. I have this guy who has been friends with a lady for couple of years. Maybe about 8years or thereabout. They v been hanging often she is always at his and sometimes he is with her at her family house.
She recently got married to a white guy who isn't based in Nigeria but rented her an apartment and a lot more. Her husband is aware of the guy so he has no doubt about them.
Now the problem is since her new apartment, the male friend visits her often like oldies and u know still hang around even spends the night there and all. According to him, no sex, she stays in her room and he stays in another. But he recently started complaining that hsi friends feels he should stop visiting her. Not for any concrete reason though than she is married.
Note. The husband doesn't leave in the house.
All I see is paternity fraud loading.
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ishowdotgmail: Greetings everyone! There's this popular saying that "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance".
As we all know tuition fees varies among the varsities across the nation. While those who schooled at the Federal universities enjoy lesser fee to their counterparts at State and Private Universities.
Let's hear from our graduates in the house.
Cc: Lalasticlala mynd44
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NwaNimo1: The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has said Africa’s proven oil reserves reached 126 billion barrels in 2019, with Nigeria having 36.9bn, which is about 29 per cent of the continent’s total reserves.
OPEC Secretary General, Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, stated this at the African Energy Week (AEW) 2021 in Cape Town, South Africa, where he also spoke about a bright look for Africa.
“Africa’s potential refining capacity is expected to start increasing in 2022 at just below 0.4 million barrels per day (mb/d0, before reaching just above 1mb/d in 2026. Many of these projects will involve petrochemical integration.”
With over 36.9bn barrels of oil and 200 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, Nigeria has emerged as one of Africa’s biggest energy sectors, attracting significant levels of investment and driving project developments across the entire energy value chain.
Through a complete sectoral restructuring, and by capitalizing on progressive legislature and national energy policies to accelerate investment post-COVID-19, Nigeria has made a strong case for investment especially with the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) signed in July 2021.
Speaking during the Nigeria country spotlight session at the event, Governor of OPEC for Nigeria, Dr Adedapo Odulaja, said, “It is not that the PIA will be a game-changer, it is already a game-changer and the game is already changing. In the weeks to come, everyone will see this. A lot of investors and people who want to invest in the industry are already looking critical and taking more of an interest in it.”
IbileIfe: What is going on in Northern Nigeria is the second Nigerian civil war which is worse than the first Nigerian civil war in Eastern Nigeria.
Nigeria is at war with the Boko Haram, officially known as Jamā'at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah wa'l-Jihād an Islamic seccessionist army fighting for the Islamization of the predominantly Muslims states of Northern Nigeria to establish a Caliphate
The Boko Haram War started in 2009, Boko Haram has killed tens of thousands of people, including officers of the Nigerian Armed Forces. It is currently the longest war in Africa and has resulted in the deaths of more than 300,000 children and over 3.2 million displaced people, including hundreds of thousands of refugees with the worst humanitarian crisis since the first civil war against Biafra.
The Boko Haram army has more arms than Biafra and threatening the existence of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as a secular nation.
post=107526096: The Ondo State Governor and Chairman of the Southern Governors’ Forum, Rotimi Akeredolu, has congratulated the governor-elect of Anambra, Chukwuma Soludo, stating that the latter’s experience as an economist was a great asset to the state.
Akeredolu stated this in a statement signed by the Ondo State Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Donald Ojogo.
The PUNCH had reported that the Independent National Electoral Commission on Wednesday declared a former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Soludo, the winner of the Anambra election which was held on November 6.
In the statement titled, ‘Southern Governors’ Forum Congratulates Anambra State Governor-elect, Soludo’, Akeredolu commended the Anambra people for their participation while charging Soludo to brace up for the task ahead. Akeredolu also stated that the SGF looked forward to working with Soludo in the fight against security and economic challenges bemoaning the region. “We look forward to working with Prof. Charles Soludo under the auspices of the Southern Governors’ Forum, for the peace, security, and development of Anambra State, Southern Nigeria, and the country at large,” the statement quoted Akeredolu as saying. He continued, “No doubt, we will be happy to explore the experience of the Governor-elect, as it relates to the economy and also helps in our efforts to keep the people of Southern Nigeria safe. “Prof Soludo’s experience as a consummate economist will be of great asset to the good people of Anambra, Southern Governors’ Forum, and indeed the entire country. Our efforts towards economic integration and enhanced socio-economic relationships in the SGF will undoubtedly be boosted in many respects. “On behalf of my colleagues in the SGF, I congratulate Prof. Soludo and wish him the best as he prepares for the herculean task ahead.” https://punchng.com/soludos-experience-as-economist-great-asset-to-anambra-akeredolu/ Lalasticlala Mynd44
Congrats to all Anambrarians! Another example showing that you can make it in life with persistence, without delving into any form of fraud (embezzlement/misappropriation/electoral fraud, etc)
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Sidiqqahn: - ALAT by Wema held the third edition of its ALAT Talk Series last Thursday - The event featured speakers Akah and Claire Nnani, Soul Spice and Funmilayo Falola and was moderated by Gbemi O - The event was aimed at helping young Nigerians make important financial decisions while in relationships.
OAP Gbemi O joined YouTube couple Akah and Claire Nnani, clinical sexuality coach, Hannah Jonathan (Soul Spice), and Wema Bank’s Head of Marketing Communications and Investor Relations, Funmilayo Falola, to discuss the relationships, sex and finances at the just concluded ALAT Talk Series 3.
Over 300 attendees joined the event via Zoom and Facebook Live to watch each speaker discuss how to balance a demanding career, with relationships, finances, and sex and learn from everyone who shared their individual experiences.
The Nnanis shared insights into their relationship and how they’ve been able to balance work and family. For Akah, “Trust is important in all our dealings. We trust each other in setting boundaries and understanding each other’s perspectives while managing our business together.” Claire added that “It is hard not to see each other as competition, especially when you are working in the same space, but understanding your strengths is key.”
Clinical sexuality coach, Hannah Jonathan, gave a scintillating talk on how sex and intimacy affect the longevity of many relationships in Nigeria: “Most couples do not set boundaries early in their relationship and are easily influenced by work, friends, and family, which leads to stress. This stress causes frustration, leaving one party sexually frustrated and then they go outside and engage in extramarital affairs to fill the space.”
Funmilayo Falola, Head, Marketing Communications and Investor Relations, Wema Bank, speaking on ‘Juggling finance and relationship decisions’, spoke about combining work with caring for her family. She said, “Most couples that struggle with finances do not have conversations about their financial goals and how they intend to achieve them. This causes friction in the marriage.”
She added, “ALAT is committed to improving financial literacy among young Nigerians by providing them with the tools and services to make the right financial decisions, especially in situations like marriages and relationships.”
The ALAT Talk Series is a virtual session for young Nigerians organized by ALAT by Wema to exchange ideas and insights about life, relationships, technology, and finance, offering them informed opinions from experts and other experienced young professionals who are knowledgeable in various areas.
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edikandavid: Ikono leaders and stakeholders have poured encomiums on Governor Udom Emmanuel for his concerted efforts in embarking on several turnkey projects in their communities.
The Ikono people believe that the Governor has performed creditably in their locality, a far departure from the state of abandonment that plagued the area previously.
The latest projects being new roads approved by the State Government on Wednesday.
In a statement he personally signed, Mr Nyakno Uwemedimo Okoibu, the Chairman of Ikono Local Government Area, sincerely appreciated "the Executive Governor of Akwa Ibom State, His Excellency Governor Udom Emmanuel for the approval of the construction of 21.5KM Ikot Ayan Ediene - Ikot Ntia - Urua Naira - Ikot Nseyen - Nkwot - Nung Ukim road with 45M Span bridge in Ikono Local Government Area."
The chairman maintained that, "Your Excellency, it is clear that you bestrode the saddle with the blueprint of engendering a massive infrastructural renaissance and this, we the cradle of Ibibio Nation, are very grateful for."
"We are also very pleased with your revolutionary strides in all facets of the state's economy.
"Thank you for all you did in times past, what you are doing today and what you will do tomorrow," Mr Okoibu said.
On his part, the Immediate Past Chairman of Ikono, Mr. Itoro Columba wrote: "His Excellency, Governor Udom Emmanuel has graciously approved the construction of the "Ikot Ayan-Urua Naira- Ikot Nseyen- Nkwot-Nung Ukim Road" with 45m-span bridge.
"God bless you, Governor Udom Emmanuel.'
Mr Columba said that, 'Posterity will be eternally grateful to you for the golden era Ikono is enjoying from your government. Glory!".
*Governor Emmanuel: Exhibiting Evidences of a people-centred administration*
It is of no doubt that when the righteous are in power, the people rejoice. When government is able to address the needs of its people, especially at the grassroots, the result is an overwhelming acceptance and support for it's programmes and policies.
Another indigene of Nkwot, Ikono, David Akpan took to the social media to express his thoughts, saying.
"Governor Nnyin, you have no idea what you've done for Nkwot people by giving approval for the construction of the 21.5KM Ikot Ayan Ediene - Ikot Ntia - Urua Naira - Ikot Nseyen - Nung Ukim Road with 45M span bridge in Ikono LGA".
"You'll understand better Sir when you finally come to commission that road upon completion.
"Nkwot has been maligned and neglected for ages forcing us to conclude that we're probably not part of Ikono".
"Traversing that stretch has been a nightmare for ages due to the deplorable state of that road. For thinking it wise to come to our rescue, bringing to an end years of tears and deceit by previous administrations, Nkwot people assure you of our unalloyed loyalty and support to the very end".
"We are grateful your Excellency, God bless you and grant you grace to finish the project".
"With more still coming, the State Government is determined to fulfill all of its promises to her people. We should therefore hold fast to the course of the completion agenda without loosing faith. God bless Governor Udom Emmanuel", he added.
Governor Emmanuel had earlier reconstructed and remodeled the General Hospital at Ikono and commissioned a College of Health Technology road that preludes the newly awarded road.
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BadRadio: Tell your self some home truth about what you can offer a woman before u ask her out. If you know you dont expect a lady to be bugging you with bills then do this...
On your first date say this to her.
"I like you because you are independent, you are hardworking and you foot ur own bills... u dont need a man to do anything for you... rather, you are ready to do everything for him... u are ready to give all and take nothing back in return"
That's how u programme a lady. If she's in for u and not for what you have she'll stay and try to be everything you've pictured her to be, like be an independent hardworking woman that foots her own bills. But if she wants you to take care of all her bills then she will go after hearing you say all that crap to her
My 2cents
Do this guys, it help...
Also tell her:
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Dropme: I know I will definitely receive some bashing here on romance section but wetin man go do?
A quick one!
I have this babe I met few(6) months ago, very gentle looking and an introvert. Sincerely I really love her and she's reciprocating and also she's very supportive and attentive.
We aren't really sexually active in d relationship, as we only had sex twice since we met.
But just yesterday, while we were chatting she complained of being tired always, and she concluded she is pregnant which I tried to overlook during the conversation because I'm sure she is not.
So after telling me about the pregnancy, and she noticed I kept snubbing her, then she went to her status to post a video of her smoking a weed. Immediately I saw this video, I replied and ask if she truly smokes then immediately she went offline.
Immediately, I called a friend of mine who also talks to her and explained d situation, then he said he also saw d video but thinks it might be edited with Snapchat.
I called her this morning, she confirmed she was truly smoking it, because it was in d past.
Swears, this really pained me because over six months she should have at least told me she has done something like that in d past. I'm now finding it hard to trust her
And me I don't care oo, but I don't wanna break person pikin heart, because already I'm thinking of dumping her, but yet, I love her.
Please is there any tendency she still smokes? Though she said she has stopped long ago. I don't wanna marry a sango wife in my house. as in come and see as this babe was puffing with her mouth and nose and ears.
Chaii!!!!
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Factfinder1: This is the SUG president of Federal University of Dutse, Jigawa State (FUDSUG 001). imagine what this one will do of he becomes a local government chairman.
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Nairaland General › Re: Is This True About Lagos? by Conwarden: 7:18pm On Nov 11, 2021
