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Very secretive, from dad ![]() Generous to a fault, from mum ![]() My husband don complain tire ![]() |
As long as they're going to release everything n their country, no wahala |
Olofofo247ng:Did he actually say this? Attach the video or the post of where he said it |
Mtchewww, I thought op was talking about the emergency numbers that can be accessed if one's phone is locked |
Sphinx419:Luis Enrique is not a defensive coach |
femi4:How so? A coach that qualified Bournemouth for their first ever European competition. He put the team on an unbeaten run which will run into next season. He did all these with limited resources, imagine if he's in a team with enough resources. |
Arteta, Alonso, Iraola. 3 childhood friends from the same academy now coaching 3 of the biggest clubs in England, never in their wildest dreams would they have thought a day like this will come. It's going to be a battle between the young coaches next season, can't wait!
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Who are the people in charge of the drones? They should be made to pay for it. |
Poland equalise right before halftime |
Andoni Iraola is close to being confirmed as Liverpool’s new head coach after agreeing a deal in principle to succeed Arne Slot. Iraola has been in talks with Liverpool’s sporting director, Richard Hughes, over replacing Slot after the Dutchman was sacked on Saturday. As expected, negotiations have progressed quickly and the Spaniard is set to sign a two-year contract at Anfield. Iraola has favoured short-term deals throughout his coaching career. https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/liverpool-agree-deal-principle-andoni-iraola-two-year-contract
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She made a lot of sense but this one that she's calling her husband "this man", hope there no trouble in paradise o. |
You're dating her but is she dating you? |
Who is Kwankwanso that cannot deputize Obi? Someone that could not gather up to 2 million votes in the last election. Outside of Kano, what weight does he pull? Very idiotic mindset from the supposed doctor |
What's the point of all these death sentences when the evil doers don't get executed? They remain in prison till a new government comes in and grant them pardon. |
Osariemen12:Everybody have their constitutional rights to vote whoever they wish. The earlier you realise that these politicians don't give a rats ass about you, the better for you. They're all after their selfish interests. |
Patience Jonathan also didn't come out immediately after the chibok kidnapping, she came out weeks later following backlash she got after attending a glamorous event. All of them na same same jare. Everything is politics to them, life of average Nigerians means absolutely nothing to them |
Maybe she's recounting someone else's anonymous story |
If the mother looks ok and happy to be doing the work, you can face your front but if she looks overwhelmed and visibly stressed, you can talk to her daughter to relieve her of the stress a bit. Some daughters take advantage of mother's care during omugwo and heap all the workload on their aging mums, totally wrong |
She must have see some of the stories about how he treated his wife and crew members and she still decided to chook head inside, I wish her nothing but the best |
The spokesperson for the Nigeria Labour Congress, Benson Upah, has described the proposed N100,000 national minimum wage being considered by state governors as unrealistic, arguing that Nigerian workers should earn as much as N1 million monthly, given prevailing economic conditions. Upah stated this in an interview with The PUNCH on Sunday while reacting to comments by the Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum and Governor of Kwara State, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, who disclosed that governors were considering a new national minimum wage of N100,000. AbdulRazaq, in a Facebook post on Saturday, said the proposal was informed by rising inflation, increasing living costs and the growing financial burden on Nigerian workers. According to the governor, state governments were already engaging the Federal Government and organised labour to arrive at a wage structure that balances workers’ welfare with fiscal sustainability. Reacting to the proposal, Upah said although the governors’ consideration of a wage review was commendable, N100,000 was significantly below what workers require to cope with current economic realities. “We consider it thoughtful of the Kwara State governor to propose this, but certainly, N100,000 falls far below the realistic figure,” he said. The labour leader cited the continued depreciation of the naira, rising inflation, increases in electricity tariffs, higher fuel prices, declining purchasing power and the impact of new tax measures as factors making a substantially higher wage necessary. “Given the realities around the exchange rate, inflation, raised tariffs, the surge in the pump price of petrol and associated costs, the decline in the purchasing power of the average worker, and the effects of the new tax regime on our cost of living, the realistic figure, subject to status quo maintenance, would be N1 million,” he stated. Related News Workers threaten indefinite strike over wages, insecurity Tinubu reforms stabilised economy, welfare lags – CPPE Labour rejects N100,000 minimum wage proposal Upah argued that government revenues have improved significantly and should support enhanced remuneration for workers. “In light of the earnings by governments, this should not be a big issue. Check what is being shared at FAAC. The windfall from the Middle East war has put over N5tn in the treasury. Even though this is temporary, it is nonetheless very good for governments,” he added. The NLC spokesman further stressed that the workforce remains the most valuable asset of any nation and should be adequately compensated to ensure productivity and economic growth. “Finally, please note that the greatest asset of any nation is its workforce,” he said. The debate over workers’ wages has intensified amid worsening economic conditions following the removal of fuel subsidies and the floating of the naira by the Federal Government. In July 2024, the Federal Government approved a new national minimum wage of N70,000 after prolonged negotiations with organised labour. However, labour unions have continued to argue that inflation and rising living costs have significantly eroded the value of the wage. Recent increases in electricity tariffs, transportation costs and food prices have further fuelled demands for another wage review, with labour leaders insisting that workers’ salaries should reflect prevailing economic realities. The Nigeria Governors’ Forum has yet to formally present any proposal on a new minimum wage framework to the Federal Government or organised labour. https://punchng.com/n100000-minimum-wage-too-low-workers-deserve-n1m-nlc/
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Nothing less than 15 minutes, to avoid messy stories that touch |
The only thing I have to say is, music is not your calling |
Everything is now politics, lives and welfare of the common man no longer matter |
olumaxi:Compare the oppositions both teams faced in that competition leading to the finals, would Chelsea have gone past Bayern and real Madrid? |
Celebrating a team that disgraced them 8-2 in the same competition, e be things o . PSG couldn't score an open play goal against Arsenal in an entire 120 minutes, had to drag it till penalties. Their star player is possibly injured and you think Arsenal are pained? Losers enter house! Does this win automatically grant your Chelsea European competition next season? |
Yusuf with his second goal in the dying minutes of the game FT 3-0. Welldone boys! |
But why is Peter Obi always running away from primaries? |
I like it that some local league players are included in the squad. I hope they get some playing time |
Nooooo Big Gabi whyyyy |
Gyokeres maintains his 100% penalty conversion rate |
When last did a UCL final boil down to penalties? Arsenal, your own must always be different |


