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I see you dere, any cash for me or transfer or iphone14 pro for my gift

Jennifer663:
No temptation can stop me from being Obidient.

Please vote with party abbreviation, THANKS

LP

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Let start campaign before the campaign begin
Let start vote before before the vote begin
Here on Nairaland, and other social media's. Let begin the "CHALLENGE"
"VOTE WISELY" Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun This is our INEC officials, they are the official to count our vote.
"CANDIDATE"
BOLA AHMED TINUBU : APC
ATIKU ABUBARKAR : PDP
PETER OBI : LP
Please elect your right candidate, "vote wisely"
#ONLINEVOTECHALLENGE

Direct correct score for chelsea, na leeds go do am. Am very confused, my 3k is waist 3-0

Thread open i win, op @switD my money

colestephan86:
Dollar will be 690 cos you have dollar to sell, but if you need to buy you will be looking for CBN rate . Funny people

@colestephan86 you are too good
some people has dollar to sell at black market rate 690. But for them to buy, moving around at CBN rate.

1 Dollar =414 CBN rate

Black market =690 seller's rate

a whole 270+ added (is it BUHARI or OURSELVE)

Deprofessional:
Tinubu used Dollars that would have been made available to industries to buy delegates.

This is shameful.

Is it the real dollar exchange or black market ?

The presidential candidate of the labour party in the forthcoming 2023 elections, Peter Obi, has emerged as one of the top 3 most-searched people in Nigeria in the last 6 months. This is according to the latest Google trends report released today July 21-2022

check full details on the link below:

https://nairametrics.com/2022/07/21/peter-obi-bianca-ojukwu-putin-top-nigerians-google-search-in-half-year-2022/

Africana1123:
so I should campaign for obi china ? Him tu lie

Your gentle messiah go still off cloth for you, na dere u go no say,this man is mad ooo
#NIGERIAISOBIDIENT

Jagabanofafrica:
Dont mind them

Yoruba lokan Tinubu is the man

pele oye idile yin ni, te fi mo pe eyin lokan #NIGERIAISOBIDIENT

OperationalVehi:
Obi would have been a better candidate if his people, the Igbos were not tribalistic and excessively trying to drag other tribes into unnecessary fights

Any little thing, they start blurting "Yoruba this, Yoruba that" Yoruba Yoruba people" Hydrologic soup and Amala people"

The same thing is what they do to the Hausa's. Calling them poor aboki illiterates. Calling them terrorists and extremists.
Calling the Hausa and Fulani hungry looking cow pee drink people.

If not for last year Arewa decided to pepper them with what wealth is on Twitter. Since then the name calling has reduced.

People don't forget

pele eni ti eya e moo
translate it yourself
#NIGERIAISOBIDIENT

Ti won ba wa ilu ti owo ti bawon je ba ebi won je lori oro oselu osun state is the best.
translate it yourself, if you need money before u see mr peter obi. They never tell you that you are a failure.
#NIGERIAISOBIDIENT

baretalk:
Go back to your village and hide.

Lagos of tinubu "KILLING & ROBBERY" Nigeria of tinubu "DEATH"

"POLITICS QUESTION OF THE DAY"

If you were given an opportunity to ask questions from all our presidential candidate.

1; What question will you ask MR BOLA AHMED TINUBU OF APC PARTY

2; What question will you ask MR PETER OBI OF LABOUR PARTY

3; What question will you ask MR ATIKU ABUBARKAR OF PDP PARTY

FAQs:
lalasticlala,mynd44,seun
Are you guys ready for the day

onome2013:
See how you are painting everywhere RED The lies is over 95%

assuming you stay in lagos, and you are involve with one of this terrible act.
You will know that lagos is not for you.

All the whole lagos is dangerous. Ajah, abraham adesanya shoprite, awoyaya lakowe, all this place too are very dangerous

Lagos killing is more higher than bandits/kidnappings, in this our southwest.
Bandit/kidnappers kills alongs express, northareas,and some other places. But in lagos here, a day record for death will happen. Some major roads in this lagos state, people were killed from robbers created in this lagos.
Everytime killings in 3rd mainland bridge, mile 2, iyana iworo, mile12, oshodi. Either by day or night
killings in lagos is too much

We have different kind of fallen series: AMERICAN HAS FALLEN, OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN.
If we dnt take in this our coming election our own will be "NIGERIA HAS FALLEN"

"THIS IS A BIG SERIOUS CRIME IN NIGERIA"
I remember back then in 2014 campaign, when this man call tinubu was the party leader shouting "OMO WA LO KAN, BUHARI LO LE SE E"
Now he want to deceive us again saying "KI NI YI, KI NI MI NI, EMI LO KAN"
they have a game plan of saying PDP rules for 16years and APC too will take over 16years. Buhari 8 now tinubu turn 8 =16. All the game changer of this country let stand against this and say "NO" to nation destroyers. If not, this is buhari pro max. I swear he's going to finish what buhari start.
"BUHARI LO KAN, AND EMI LO KAN"

Let them continuing shouting awa lo kan all around, yorubas are those who start things and end it with oloriburuku. We the yorubas are the one shouting it is buhari turn then, nw buhari went 1st term 2nd term. Nw we want to deceive ourself on buhari pro max. I swear we will all die broad daylight. Tinubu start lagos and end lagos there you are shouting emi lo kan. Deceiving you people giving you money at bourdilon gate,all because of nt to be probe. Useless man indeed in the world, if say he won't see 2023 with all his evil he has done

Black guy for that matter, he day sweet die ;DBlack guy for that matter, he day sweet die

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine on Tuesday told Italian lawmakers that over 117 children have been killed so far in Russia’s war on Ukraine.
“But 117 will not be the final number,” he warned in a video link to both chambers of parliament in Rome.

“They keep killing,” he said according to the Italian translation.

Zelensky called on Italy to freeze Russian assets and confiscate luxury goods such as yachts, arguing that this was necessary to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin.

“You only need to stop one person so that millions can survive.”

Zelensky said he had spoken by phone with Pope Francis earlier, who had encouraged him in the army’s fight for Ukraine’s freedom.

“I answered him: our people became an army when they saw how much suffering the enemy brings, how much destruction it leaves behind, how much bloodshed it demands.”

Zelensky wrote on Twitter that a mediating role by the Vatican “would be appreciated.”

The Ukrainian ambassador to the Holy See renewed an invitation to Francis to visit the war zone.

Commercial sex workers in the capital, Accra have increased their chargers following the economic hardship Ghana is experiencing currently.
Ghanaians are currently facing economic hardship due to the rise in general living standards, coupled with the depreciation of the cedi and high inflation
The unbearable hardship has led to rapid and massive increase in the price of goods and services.

It is on the back of this that practitioners of the oldest profession, commercial sex workers in Accra have reviewed their rates upward, according to a news report by Joy News.

The Joy News report revealed that most of these women were from countries such as Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Liberia among others.

Some of the women Joy News interacted with said they charge from ¢50 for a short session that lasted between 15-20 minutes and as much as ¢300 for a full night.

But the recent economic meltdown means now they will charge more for the special service they offer their clients. They also explained further some other reasons for the increase in the price of their service.

“Some people don’t cum quick. If you know you don’t release early you have to give her more money. You have to pay the girl well to make her happy,” one of the workers told JoyNews on the streets of Lapaz, a suburb of Accra.

“Even though you did him fine, as far as he did not cum he will say you did not do it well and will not pay you more than the agreed price.”

The sex workers say due to the above concerns, they have increased their charges by up to 100%.

Joy News visited the following areas in Accra known as hotspots for the trade - Lapaz, Cantonments, Osu, East Legon, etc.

One of them, Vivian, said though sales were slowing down gradually, her income saw a brief uptick at some point in December last year as she “was taking ¢200 for short.”

But the new year came with a very uncomfortable situation, creating the need for a commensurate upward adjustment in her charges.

“There has been an increase in goods lately. To pay my rent is difficult now and because of that, I have increased my price,” she said.

“Food these days is very expensive. I clothe myself, and the rest of that. So I can’t reduce my price.”

But this insistence on not backing down on her new rates is now beginning to cut both ways.

This is because the same financial challenges that the country is facing are holding her clients from seeking her services.

“That is chasing my clients away,” she lamented.

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) on Tuesday signed reviewed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two organisations, on the engagement of members of the Corps for electoral duties.

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The daily bulletin issued by the commission disclosed that the MoU was jointly signed by INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, and the NYSC Director-General, Maj.-Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim.
The bulletin quoted Yakubu as saying this was not the first, but a review to the existing agreement between both organisations.

“It has identified 11 obligations on the part of INEC and 10 obligations on the part of the NYSC,” Yakubu said while signing the MoU at INEC headquarters.

“I want to assure you D-G that we will continue to emphasise the security and welfare of Corps members on election duty. I know that the MoU provides for a periodic review after every four years but this is a regular periodic review.

Whenever the need arises, the Commission is always willing to review aspects of the memorandum at anytime in order to attain to these two objectives of ensuring the security and welfare of the Corps members,” he said.

Yakubu said that the “MoU is governed by the laws of Nigeria and it shows INEC commitments and seriousness particularly to security and welfare of the Corps members.”

He said that the MoU would provide insurance cover for all ad-hoc staff under the INEC personnel hazard policy for the period of engagement.

“This covers injury, permanent disability, loss of life and property or any person declared missing in the cause of carrying out the Commission’s assigned duties,

“This is why appropriate sections of the public service rules will apply to the NYSC staff, as well as other employees who are public servants serving in the federation of Nigeria”.

Yakubu commending the selflessness, dedication and commitment of members of the NYSC scheme’s contribution towards the successful conduct of elections in the country, saying “Nigeria is Fortunate to have the NYSC”.

The INEC Chairman described the NYSC members service to the electoral process as indispensable.

“The NYSC, youth Corps members are among the most educated, most committed, most patriotic and most readily available election duty staff in Nigeria.

“We are really happy that we have been collaborating with the NYSC. They go to all the nooks and crannies of the country without complain”.

Yakubu further reassured that INEC would continue to do what it needs to do to ensure that the safety and welfare of the corps members remain priority.

“I want to assure you that we take our obligations in the MoU very seriously and I want to once again thank you for standing by Nigeria, for standing by the electoral process, and for standing by our democracy”.

On his part, the DG of NYSC, Maj.-Gen. Ibrahim, appreciated INEC for the long-standing cordial relationship between the two organizations, saying there is enormous contribution of Corps members in enhancing the credibility of elections in Nigeria.

The DG corroborated the INEC Chairman on the successes achieved in Anambra governorship election.

“I was in Anambra for five days, Corps members were scared and I told them there was no cause to fear.

“I moved round the local governments, Polling Unit by Polling Unit and this engendered their confidence in the electoral process and they did their best. There was no injury, nothing happened to any of my Corps members”.

Ibrahim urged INEC to sustain the relationship with the NYSC, and assured that the Youth corps members remain committed to serving the Country and contributing to conduct of credible elections.

“I want to urge INEC to continue to sustain this relationship with NYSC.

“I can assure you that Corps members are willing, they’re very patriotic and they are ready to put in their best to the service of the country”.

According to INEC bulletin, the signing of the MoU was also witnessed by all 12 National Commissioners, Secretary to the Commission; Mr Rose Anthony-Oriaran; the Director General of the Electoral Institute, Dr Saád Idris, Directors and other Management staff of the Commission.

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