Headworld4real:
Thanks to all the advice...am so greatfull to u all.... After explaining everything dat happened to the manager and manager gave d report to d MD, MD called her and told her dat am one of his best staff that he can't afford to sack me. He pleaded on my behalf. I was told to go and apologize to her...Am save now.

Dear football friends,

I have decided to stop my active football career. A very difficult choice. I want to thank everyone for all the heartwarming support!

Regards, Arjen

CSTRR:

Pls what are these STDs?
I am already vaccinated for hepatitis.

Which other STD apart from HIV should I be afraid of?

maiquel:
So its not because he was caught kissing another man's wife on camera but because he broke covid 19 rules?
Lol

Matt Hancock has resigned as health secretary after he breached social distancing guidance by kissing a colleague.
In a letter to the PM he said the government "owe it to people who have sacrificed so much in this pandemic to be honest when we have let them down".
Boris Johnson said he was "sorry" to receive the resignation.
It comes after pictures emerged of him with Gina Coladangelo, reportedly taken on 6 May.
Mr Hancock had been under increasing pressure to quit, after The Sun published pictures of Mr Hancock and Ms Coladangelo, who are both married with three children, kissing. The newspaper said they had been taken inside the Department of Health.
Fellows Tory MPs, as well as Labour and the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group, had called for the health secretary to be sacked.

In a video posted on Twitter, Mr Hancock said: "I have been to see the prime minister to resign as secretary of state for health and social care."I understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this country has made, that you have made, and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that's why I have got to resign."
In his resignation letter, Mr Hancock reiterated his apology for "breaking the guidance" and he apologised.

In response, the prime minister said Mr Hancock "should leave office very proud of what you have achieved - not just in tackling the pandemic, but even before Covid-19 struck us".
He added: "I am grateful for your support and believe that your contribution to public service is far from over."
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer tweeted: "Matt Hancock is right to resign. But Boris Johnson should have sacked him."
The SNP's Westminster leader Ian Blackford tweeted: "Massive failure of leadership by Boris Johnson, Hancock should have been sacked."
Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey tweeted that Mr Hancock's legacy was one of "failure" and he said the fact that Mr Johnson "could just carry on regardless brings the prime minister's judgement into question once again".
Concerns had also been raised about the process which saw Ms Coladangelo appointed as a non-executive director of the Department of Health.
Ms Coladangelo - a friend of the health secretary since they worked on a student radio station at Oxford University - was appointed to the role - which comes with a £15,000 salary and involves 15 to 20 days of work per year - last September.
A No 10 spokesman has insisted the "correct procedure" had been followed but refused to go into detail.

Gadafii:
na village people dial him number, he climbed electricity pole go pick the call

Malawian:

Are you sure rain did not fall recently and the wood is yet to be completely dried afterwards?

binary007:


Tree contains water.
That dry wood can conduct electricity if the voltage is very high.
Going close to an high tension wire can electrocute you without touching you.

Long story short, Electricity can travel through Air.

Elliotwaveforec:
Hmnn! Very high voltage

josh123:
dry wood is already dead with no water in it, it can never conduct electricity

josh123:
Dry wood cannot conduct electricity

XXXXTENTACION:
We the dumb Nigerians gave them a chance.....


we gave them eight years....


what did they do

blame the previous administration and eat dougnuts in office

Ever8090:
have sense I beg...always playing the victim and stretching it to the Igbo Vs the rest ethnic groups thing.
The one killed in Owerri was not Igbo, so what are you saying with this your "they hate Igbo" rotten mentality!!?

Unknown gunmen on Monday night stormed the residence of Professor Godswill Obioma, strangling him in what his wife suspected to be an assassination.

“The assassins came in and killed him and left without taking anything,” Elizabeth Obioma told Peoples Gazette by telephone on Tuesday morning.

Weeping profusely, Mrs Obioma said her husband had just returned to Minna from a trip to Abuja when the armed men, lurking in his compound, descended on him and strangled him.

A police spokesman did not immediately return a request seeking comments about the development.

Mr Obioma has been facing attempts to remove him from office as the head of NECO, a prominent examination body run by the Nigerian government.

Mr Obioma, 67, was appointed head of NECO barely a year ago on May 14, 2020. He hailed from Abia in Nigeria’s Igbo-dominated South-East region.

The incident came barely a day after Ahmed Gulak, a top politician of the ruling APC, was gunned down in Owerri, raising widespread fears of insecurity.