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GeneralPula:


Lamba Nanu already requested for 7 weeks..

I once mentioned it on a thread that BVAS is just a machine that accredit voters!

With the court judgements below, it means if you provide a BVAS machine for a polin unit, the only thing BVAS would validate is numbers of accredited voters!

Once the numbers of votes are not more than the numbers of accredited voters, then such result stands! But if numbers of votes supersedes numbers of accredited voters, according to BVAS, then such result would be canceled!

The only advantage of this BVAS is that... If it accredit 200 voters in a poling unit, no matter the level of rigging that wants to occur, total votes must not be more than 200!

Unlike during the era of Pdp where a poling unit can be having imaginary 10,000 votes! BVAS reduces rigging largely..

fergie001:
Odinkalu is a former Chairman of Nigeria's National Human Rights Commission and a visiting Professor at Hazard Law School



Chidi Odinkalu

solmusdesigns:
Akwa ibom, French Government and BUA group have started another massive refinery

peekspot:
https://www.thecable.ng/nnpc-to-supply-300000-barrels-of-crude-to-dangote-refinery/amp

J3susFr3ak:
So in other words the current so-called Vice President who was in collusion with the Terrorists back then denied using innocent Christian girls as a political bargaining chip? And we still reward this type of person with a VP role?

Even as far back as 2013 and 2014 I was arguing the fact that a country as complex and large as Nigeria should not just have ONE political capital at the center of the country which gives these Muslim Terrorists easier access to destabilize and commit criminal coups. Look at how it has been easy for them to kill innocent farmers on their lands because treating Abuja like an extension of the Caliphate was very convenient from their perspective.

If Jonah dared the systems and even poured enough capital to make each zone and region have strategic Federal political capitals to checkmate the excesses of Abuja....he would rested with far peace of mind. Any military cow terrorists that stages a coup in Abuja would have had a far harder time convincing Lagos, Enugu, PH or even Jos to join the plotting.

The real problem with insecurity was over-centralizing all the powers in Abuja....and this is the Restructuring every sane person was clamoring for!

ijustdey:
https://dailytrust.com/word-for-word-what-ganduje-masari-discussed-in-leaked-audio/

LeoDeKing:
Yet you were informed of chibok girls kidnap by bokoharam terrorists and you refused to take action after one month.

Money for the purchase of arms to fight bokoharam terrorists was shared Dasuki under your watch.

One good thing about you is that you accepted defeat in good faith and continued with your life leaving some headless mobs to continue killing themselves.

Creeper:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPWMlAc-eaA



https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/22368880/putin-blows-up-us-patriot-missile-system-kyiv-blitz/amp/

obembet:
I hope this game still get cash out

nairalandkachy1:
https://twitter.com/PeterPsquare/status/1657696427873648640?t=Izy73m-s7fJAN0ku13uKJg&s=19



https://twitter.com/BenHundeyin/status/1657716563959586816?s=19[/quote]I reserve my comment on this issue until I hear the account of the assaulted officer,but the whole narrative is not just adding up,if seun is found guilty,he should be severely punished.

DownTime44:
He knows i don't have money to give to him. I can't go beyond my reach. I have given him series of advice. I have talked to him several times. If i have the money, I'd have set a business up for him. Some people are even telling me to leave him and focus on my life.

DownTime44:
Hi guys


Please i put up this post basically because of my elder brother. I sincerely want to know if i was wrong talking to him, or I could have just let him be. I wasn't myself ever since i talked to him, and i was somewhat having guilty conscience since then.


I have an elder brother, he's 38 years old and also the first son. I am the fourth child in the family of five. The second child is a female and she's married. We lost our third child, that's my immediate elder brother some years back, while i have a younger brother. I came from a humble background. Lost my dad while i was in JS 3, even before his death we had been hustling on a daily basis for survival, and we live happily as one big family. My mother, siblings and i do hawk daily before we could eat. All thanks to public school in Lagos, my family wouldn't have had the opportunity to basic education. We hawk daily after school, weekdays and weekend. My family was bred and brought up in Ajegunle.


Few years after the demise of my father, we struggled to pay house rent. We had to leave Ajegunle to a local and developing area. I didn't allow my family conditions deter or weigh me down. Never! I believe I'd make it in life legitimately without venturing into crime, fraud, theft etc. After my secondary school, i was into all sorts of labour work. I worked in factory, building site, cleared bushes, laundry man , just to save up and further my education. I worked for 6 years after my secondary school, bought a bike from the little savings i had and proceed to school through jamb. I gave the bike to someone who often deliver #6,000 weekly for the upkeep of my family. I was in year 2 when i let go of the bike, it was on a higher purchase and the agreement we have had elapsed. I hustled my way through school and graduated. I'm done with service last year but couldn't land a job, probably due to my age. I'd be 29 this year and most graduate trainee often request for age below 28. Although, i had a 2.1. I'm only managing in a pure water factory to make ends meet, keep soul and body together and support my family


I sat my elder brother down and talked to him. He has been hustling like every other person in the family but i don't understand what's happening. He didn't futher his education nor learn a handwork. He's 38 but still live under his parents roof. He has been doing conductor work for many years. The family had talked to him several times to look for something else. It's fine you are hustling as a man for survival but doing conductor for many years without thinking of what else to do is wrong. A family friend of ours who later got to know what he does for a living had advice him also.


The bus he was following, the driver had misunderstanding with the owner and he collected his bus back. My elder brother had been idle for months, doing nothing. He claimed he has gone virtually everywhere in search of bus he could be working with but couldn't get any. This is a family that we all had to bring something no matter how little to survive. I was talking to him as a younger brother. I asked him why didn't he heed to people's advice when they were advising him then to stop the conductor work and look for something to learn, if perhaps he doesn't want to further his education? He doesn't believe in Nigeria education, because he could count graduates without job or those with petty job. My elder brother wear almost rag as clothes. I had to give him some of my little wears I'm managing. He has just one slippers. We don't wear same size of shoe or sandals, we could have been sharing that also. He sold his phone to feed sometime ago and had been without phone. I was initially saving to get my mum a small phone but i had to give him the phone instead.


He was crying when i was talking to him. I understand the situation of things in the country, which i myself is going through. I was just trying to know what other things he could come up with. I am not happy seeing him sitting idle doing nothing. The fact that he's the first son and found himself in this condition at that age breaks my heart daily. My mum had been so worried about his condition. I had to convince her that things will be better. I don't want her to develop high Blood Pressure that could lead to her untimely death.


Please guys was i wrong talking to my elder brother?

jaybenugo:
I Will Follow Yar’Adua’s Footsteps In My Administration – President-Elect, Tinubu



https://igberetvnews.com/1444403/will-follow-yaraduas-footsteps-administration-president-elect-tinubu/

benjackugo:
https://igberetvnews.com/1444371/2023-elections-accept-tribunals-verdict-final-gowon-urges-nigerians/

nairalandkachy1:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2023/05/04/tinubu-well-make-corruption-unattractive/amp/

Racoon:
https://independent.ng/buhari-stop-begging-just-explain-what-happened/

Nemere2020:
https://www.pulse.ng/news/politics/youre-crossing-the-line-with-your-accusations-apc-cautions-obi/vxt98ny?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pulsenigeria247-profile

iwaeda:
https://twitter.com/ShehuSani/status/1653670058088886277

peekspot:
https://punchng.com/akpabio-meets-buhari-unveils-senate-presidency-ambition/

"They said I committed treason in Nigeria, & while I was in Onitsha, he flew to Washington & London to announce it. That wasted money can be used to put up a block of 6 classrooms in his village. "

H.E. Peter Obi on Lai Mohammed's rascality pic.twitter.com/HHvrKzAWde

— KWEKU THE HUSTLER (@Urchilla01) May 1, 2023

naptu2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmXjUPFjdUA

Nigerians in Diaspora Commission @nidcom_gov

EVACUATION UPDATE:
NAF C 130 prepares to depart to Egypt to evacuate Nigerian Nationals stranded in Sudan.
They are going with a lot of dry food, water, Medications, etc.

Our Prayers are with them. #Sudan #SudanConflict #SudanEvacuation pic.twitter.com/Qq3bJlzHtd

— Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (@nidcom_gov) April 29, 2023

COMPAQ:
Google is your friend!! The just increased in South Africa and Ghana recently!!

Evestar200:
A Ghanaian is complaining about the high rise in foodstuffs prices after buying six seeds of tomatoes for 10 Ghana cedis (N380).

According to him the tomatoes he bought for 10 Ghana cedis (380) were sold for 5 Ghana cedis (N190) a few weeks ago.

Kingibiza:
Saw this on Facebook and it really got me, masturbation has really destroyed a lot of people



https://www.facebook.com/100081915090915/posts/pfbid0TEseqPX5ef8o4vvKHEyLm9Jb84qaecFGKL4MU45jrK7EHB2Km5EcfXGiWR8qxNAMl/

nairalanda1:
At the end of the day, companies have to make profits to pay their workers improved welfare, and at the same time also account for increased prices elsewhere.

Because for DSTV/Multichoice, the prices and cost of doing business have been increasing and will continue to increase year in and year out.

That's life. You don't have to watch DSTV, you can always switch to cheaper alternatives like Startimes.

nairalanda1:
The same thing happens in other African countries.

nairalanda1:


NANS should consider that

1.Multichoice has thousands of Nigerians working for them directly and indirectly, and they all want to be PAID WELL

2.The people worldwide who make the TV programees and bring you the stuff you want to watch also want to be PAID WELL.

3.The equipment used to bring you those DSTV shows, were made by people who want to be PAD WELL

4.The Premier league is made up of football players and so forth who want to be PAID WELL

5.Health and other insurance costs a lot of money for workers who want to be PAID WELL.

6. No one in Nigeria has done pay as you go. No country in the world where DSTV is has pay as you go. Because it cannot work for a system where workers want to be PAID WELL.

7. Did TSTV's pay as you go work.? No, because ....PAID WELL.

NANS should realize that when prices go up, it is because a lot of people, not just the rich and mightly...but a lot of poor people who work and pay bills and so forth...want to be.....PAID WELL.

Maybe NANS should set up their cheap version of DSTV and bid for programme rights....or tell their members to patronize STARTIMES. STARTIMES last i checked is VERY VERY CHEAP.

Temidayo9:
Is it because its foreign business in Nigeria? Your fuel station deliberately refused to sell at normal approved price you never called senate, but because of DSTV and GOtv you now remember senate?

ijustdey:
Nigerian Students, NANS Gives Multi-Choice Company Seven Days To Begin Pay-As-You-View Billing Or Face Closure Of Offices



https://saharareporters.com/2023/04/26/nigerian-students-nans-gives-multi-choice-company-seven-days-begin-pay-you-view-billing


Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/7666235/multichoice-increases-subscription-rates-dstv

Antimandatethie:
May 29 transition: Concerns as Buhari govt pass on N46trn debts to Tinubu




https://dailypost.ng/2023/04/25/may-29-transition-concerns-as-buhari-govt-pass-on-n46trn-debts-to-tinubu/

irepnaija4eva:
Oh i see.. That means the southern part made a right choice then...

irepnaija4eva:
exactly my first thought when I heard the news