"We have a president whose nationality we do not know because he carries a Guinean diplomatic passport. Whose genealogy we do not know, and we now understand President Buhari thought the same thing too. Whose primary school we do not know, whose secondary school we do not know,… pic.twitter.com/gw1p6Q5RaX
franchasng: This thread is meant to encourage more Igbos to think home. Try and invest in Southeast, try and own a property in Southeast. Forget about propaganda, Southeast is fast developing. Many areas in Southeast now look like what you see in countries like US, South Korea, Norway, Switzerland, etc. Abroad standard structures and lawn ways, zero flooding, etc.
I am encouraging fellow Igbo brothers, please think home. Personally, I have a future plan to own a property in all the capital cities of the five states in Southeast. Gradually, God willing, I will be achieving my third before the end of 2028 God sparing our lives and I encourage fellow Igbos to do same and even more based on your pocket size. And beyond just residential buildings, please if you have the means, invest in agro business, owning a palm tree farm is very profitable, you harvest all year round, from there you can add mini factories to produce creams, soaps, groundnut oil gotten from palm kernel oil, its a very lucrative business if you can overcome inconsistent power challenge which is the greatest challenge in that business.
A friend that lives in an EU country established a complete poultry farm where he rears fowls, goats, and he recently added a fish farm.
You can establish mini agro factories, if you need ideas I can share with you just quote me. We must start thinking home, that is another way to make Southeast more safer when there are more than enough jobs to engage our youths, they won't be available for criminal gangs to recruit.
AMINDA: Peter Obi got over 2.4m votes from the North in 2023. That's higher than what Kwankwaso got in the North and higher than what Tinubu got in the Southwest. Data is stubborn.
Skewed data analysis. Comparing data from 3 regions (the North) with data from one region (South west).
Data is not stubborn. Data is raw. You only apply intelligence to draw out the fact.
Ofunaofu: Young man, it is obvious you lack the mental capacity to comprehend simple English. The statement you mentioned was not a wish for anyone’s death; it was a reminder of a universal truth, every human being, regardless of status or position, will answer that final call someday.
God is not confused, and neither is the point being made. He is indeed compassionate and merciful, but He is also the owner of life and time. No one, not Tinubu, not Dino, not you, and not me has a guaranteed tomorrow.
So before accusing others of wishing harm, take time to understand what you read. Sometimes the problem is not the message; it is the interpretation.
Yes. I agree with you. Anyone, even you and obi can be called, even as we speak.
Juanmike: Of course he has those certificates just that if he presents them it will expose a whole lot, his true identity, his origin his pedigree etc. Hence the forgery.
“I have classmates in primary school; I have classmates in secondary school. Alex Otti [Abia governor] was my junior at the University of Port Harcourt. I am calling people so you can ask whether I went to university or primary school or secondary school.”
deltateam: A responsible government should be talking about resignation. . Tinubu said in a publicly broadcasted video that if he cannot guarantee 24 hours power supply to the nation during his first tenure, no one should vote him again.
What integrity does he have to make another hogwash promise?
His first tenure ends on May 29, 2027, why are you already wailing now
tesseract: APC minions have not commented yet. I guess they are having a meeting now on what to say. They will soon flood this thread with their shamelessness as usual.
Take the dose below and enjoy your Wednesday in wailing
Newsgeek24: The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has announced that it will now conduct recruitment exercises every year, ending the long-standing practice of recruiting personnel at irregular intervals.
Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, disclosed the new policy on Tuesday while briefing journalists at the Service Headquarters in Abuja during the presentation of the final list of successful candidates for the 2024/2025 recruitment exercise.
According to Adeniyi, the annual recruitment model is designed to improve workforce planning, ensure timely replacement of retiring officers and provide young Nigerians with regular opportunities to join the Service.
He explained that the NCS had abandoned the previous system under which recruitment exercises were held only after several years, leaving many applicants uncertain about when fresh vacancies would be announced.
"The Nigeria Customs Service is moving to an annual recruitment cycle. Recruitment will no longer be an occasional exercise conducted every few years. It will become a regular and predictable yearly process," Adeniyi said.
He revealed that preparations for the 2026 recruitment exercise are already underway, adding that the next exercise is expected to commence later this year and be concluded within the same calendar year.
According to him, the lengthy duration of the 2024/2025 recruitment process resulted largely from the establishment of new recruitment systems and procedures that would support future exercises.
He said the Service invested considerable time in developing a comprehensive screening, verification and selection framework, stressing that subsequent recruitment exercises would be completed much faster because the necessary structures were now in place.
"The systems, screening architecture and verification processes built during this exercise now exist and will not need to be recreated. Much of the delay experienced in this cycle was the cost of building that framework, and that investment has now been made," he stated.
Adeniyi noted that the new annual recruitment policy would enable the Service to proactively fill vacancies created by retirements and other exits instead of waiting until manpower shortages become critical.
He added that the initiative would also benefit job seekers by giving them certainty about future recruitment opportunities.
"An annual recruitment cycle benefits both the Service and applicants. It allows us to plan our workforce more effectively while giving unsuccessful applicants a clear idea of when the next opportunity will arise instead of waiting several years for another exercise," he said.
The Comptroller-General also announced the successful conclusion of the 2024/2025 recruitment exercise, revealing that 3,852 candidates had been offered appointments into the Service.
He said 1,275 candidates were recruited into the Superintendent Cadre, 367 into the Inspectorate Cadre, while 2,210 secured appointments in the Customs Assistant Cadre.
The recruitment exercise attracted thousands of applications from Nigerians seeking employment in the paramilitary agency.
Veekee James has boldly responded to a critic who questioned why she is always seen with her husband and even described him as her “handbag.”
The comment suggested that her friends don't carry their husbands around everywhere and that marriage shouldn't be that way. But Veekee wasn't having any of it. Instead of getting defensive, she embraced the “handbag” description and proudly declared that her husband is indeed her handbag.
She took it a step further, describing the two of them as “padlock and key” and making it clear that she has no problem being close to her husband wherever they go.
Her confident response has sparked plenty of reactions, with many people finding her comeback both funny and sweet.
Watch the video to hear exactly what Veekee said and see how she responded to the person who questioned her marriage.