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markidoo:Simply the case of a Wolf in Sheep's clothing. |
Nigeria 🇳🇬 We hail thee! Can a destiny helper connect him to his destination in life? Miracles can still happen. |
baralatie:I didn't say all. Predatory sexual acts by tutors/guardians are generally frowned upon. It is a breach of trust. And, anyone caught should face the "consequences" However, many of then still engage in it. |
baralatie:#many.... Common stories in UK, US and EU countries. I won't mention Nigeria where the truth can never be extracted from the women teachers. |
No comments! CBN has refuted this as FAKE NEWS.
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Why are many female tutors predatory sex seekers towards their students? |
I tend to agree with him. However, I bet my "50 cent" that when he decides to visit again. He'll be surprised because, LAGOS is not all about Mushin, Agege, Igando and Alakuko. There are also Ikoyi, Banana Island, Lekki and ofcourse Eko Atlantic City. I know tjis because I'm an Estate Surveyor. I sell and buy real estate. |
Shellsploit:You can port. Or better still, go to your bank to update with another network. |
No comments “I sent him a message: ‘Are you under duress? Have they kidnapped you? Talk to me now. Why are you not responding?’ But he didn’t reply. His numbers are not going through. Nigerians, help me!” -Mrs. Florence Nwaeke (Wife) |
He who pays the piper, dictates the tune. He who paid for the apartment, dictates who should occupy it. This is a common occurance in my line of business. I'm an Estate Surveyor |
EchoEnigma:Help me ask the MC. |
Ope oo! I am now a Lagosian! Eko o ni are!! Itesiwaju Eko o! |
I hope it's not what I'm thinking! Perhaps one American married him and they both Japa'ed to Canada. |
TheBillyonaire:He's blindly in love. |
Truthseeker10:I don't think theres anything wrong in charing tuition fees for "bible schooll" Or can you give me any school that offers totally free tuition? |
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION PRESS RELEASE PETITION FOR THE RECALL OF THE SENATOR REPRESENTING KOGI CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT The Commission held its regular weekly meeting today, Tuesday 25th March 2025. Among other issues, the meeting discussed the petition for the recall of the Senator representing Kogi Central Senatorial District. The process of recall is enshrined in the 1999 Constitution, the Electoral Act 2022 as well as the Commission’s detailed Regulations and Guidelines for Recall 2024, available on our website. All petitions will be treated in strict compliance with the legal framework. The petition from Kogi Central Senatorial District was accompanied by six bags of documents said to be signatures collected from over half of the 474,554 registered voters spread across 902 Polling Units in 57 Registration Areas (Wards) in the five Local Government Areas of Adavi, Ajaokuta, Ogori/Magongo, Okehi and Okene. The Commission's immediate observation is that the representatives of the petitioners did not provide their contact address, telephone number(s) and e-mail address(es) in the covering letter forwarding the petition through which they can be contacted as provided in Clause 1(f) of our Regulations and Guidelines. The address given is "Okene, Kogi State", which is not a definite location for contacting the petitioners. Only the telephone number of "the lead petitioner" is provided as against the numbers of all the other representatives of the petitioners. The Commission wishes to reiterate that the recall of a legislator is the prerogative of registered voters in a constituency who sign a petition indicating loss of confidence in the legislator representing them. Once the petition meets the requirements of submission, as contained in our regulations, the Commission shall commence the verification of the signatures in each Polling Unit in an open process restricted to registered voters that signed the petition only. The petitioners and the member whose recall is sought shall be at liberty to nominate agents to observe the verification, while interested observers and the media will also be accredited. At each Polling Unit, signatories to the petition shall be verified using the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS). Consequently, if the petitioners fully comply with the requirements of Clause 1(f) of the Regulations and Guidelines regarding the submission of their petition, the Commission will announce the next steps in line with the extant laws, regulations and guidelines. In the absence of a definite contact address, the Commission is making efforts to use other means to notify the representatives of the petitioners of the situation. The Commission reassures the public that it will be guided by the legal framework for recall. The public should therefore discountenance any speculations and insinuations in the social media. Sam Olumekun mni National Commissioner & Chairman Information and Voter Education Committee Thursday 25th March 2025
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Truthseeker10:When you attend studies, schooling, I assume TUTION is paid. |
yarimo:We should say, "he's busy working in Abuja" |
Igeme:That's right |
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A 3-month School vs. A 3-hour ministration! Why are some people always ready to bring others down? What happens to Intellectual engagement? |
Hmm! From left to right... Queen, King Latifah & Her/His Prince |
A 20-year VISA! I hope Umeadi makes the best of his stay in the US |
Yes! The Senate is not a rubberstamp otherwise, it would have "approved" the SoE since the proclamation was made. |
QUOTED: #theCable The seal of approval for the president’s proclamation came via voice vote during plenary on Thursday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkfkXpPhMvI The house of representatives has approved President Bola Tinubu’s request for emergency rule in Rivers state. |
Preciousgirl:Who? Any nairalander inclusive? Expose them here. |
Yeyecious yeyebrities! |
Fubara vs Wike! I like it when women argue... intellectually! |
RS HoA has no role in the 6 months state of emergency period Keep Off! Their salaries and benefits are suspended, too. |
BREAKING: Wike revokes 4,794 land titles over non-payment of ground rent in FCT for 40 years The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has approved revocation of 4,794 land titles, over non-payment of Ground Rent, for more than 40 years. In the Central Area, Garki I and II, Wuse I and II, Asokoro, Maitama and Guzape, a total of 8,375 property owners have not paid Ground Rent in the last 43 years. This was made known in a press briefing by the Minister’s Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media, Lere Olayinka, and the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) Director of Lands, Chijioke Nwankwoeze. “It should be noted that the FCTA made numerous publications in national newspapers and announcements on broadcast media since 2023, calling on defaulters to pay up all outstanding bills and ground rents. All these yielded little response, as several allottees failed to pay. “It is important to state that payment of Ground Rent on landed properties in the FCT is founded on extant legislation. It is stipulated in the terms and conditions of the grant of Right of Occupancy, and it is due for payment on the first day of January, each year, without demand. “Consequently, a list of land titles in default of payment of Ground Rent has been compiled in the ten oldest districts of Phase 1 of the Federal Capital City (FCC). They are; Central Area District (Cadastral Zone A00), Garki I (Cadastral Zone A01), Wuse I (Cadastral Zone A02), Garki II (Cadastral Zone A03), Asokoro (Cadastral Zone A04), Maitama (Cadastral Zone A05), Maitama (Cadastral Zone A06), Wuse II (Cadastral Zone A07), Wuse II (Cadastral Zone A08) and Guzape (Cadastral Zone A09). "As at the end of 2024 and up till today, a total of N6,967,980,119 is owed as Ground Rent by 8,375 property owners. In other words, a total of 8,375 property owners have not paid Ground Rent up to last year, 2024. “A total of 4,794 land titles are in default of Ground rent payment for 10 years and above. This means that in the listed districts, 4,794 property owners have not paid Ground Rent in the last 10 years. "This is in contravention of the terms and conditions of the grant of the Rights of Occupancy, in line with the provisions of Section 28, Subsections 5(a) and (b) of the Land Use Act. "Consequently, the titles of the properties in default of payment of Ground Rent for 10 years and above have been revoked forthwith. “A grace of 21 Days is also given to title holders that are in default of payment of Ground Rent for between one and ten years, after which the affected titles will be revoked.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/03/breaking-wike-revokes-4794-land-titles-over-non-payment-of-ground-rent-in-fct-for-40-years/ |
Dis one wey una de rush enter #SDP, make una know say na me go bi Social Democratic Party PresidentialCandidate for 2027 Oh! ~Adewole Adebayo |
Here's a warning to politicians defecting to the SDP.. "Dis one wey una de rush enter #SDP, make una know say na me go bi Social Democratic Party #PresidentialCandidate for 2027 Oh! ~Adewole Adebayo
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