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IgbereTV reports that the Swift response to fire emergencies by the Enugu Fire Service has been attracting wide commendation online, especially on Twitter.

Many have praised Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State and The Enugu State Fire Service for quick and timely response to fire emergencies that occurred recently in the state.

A Twitter user @HovaUmar who shared information about a fire outbreak in a 2-storey building in Enugu. He wrote:

@Special thanks to @fireservice_enu @GovUgwuanyi , a fire disaster that would have degenerated to a devastating conflagration was averted in a six-flat, two-storey building in Enugu. The swift response of @fireservice_enu saved the lives and properties of all the occupants of the building. The fire was contained and killed in just one one room of the affected flat. Kudos @NigeriaGov please help kit these brave firefighters as most of them were even without smoke mask.

Special thanks to @fireservice_enu @GovUgwuanyi , a fire disaster that would have degenerated to a devastating conflagration was averted in a six-flat, two-storey building in Enugu. The swift response of @fireservice_enu saved the lives and properties of all the occupants of the pic.twitter.com/N3r1IzQcqD

— HovaUmar (@HovaUmar) October 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/HovaUmar/status/1187755484306198528?s=19

Also another Twitter user @CoalCityConnect shared the tweet and wrote:

Men of the Enugu State Fire Service again today controlled what would have been a major inferno.

Immediately alerted, the Fire Servicemen located the 2-storey building located at Ugbene II, around Cornerstone and contained the situation.

Video: @HovaUmar

Men of the Enugu State Fire Service again today controlled what would have been a major inferno.

Immediately alerted, the Fire Servicemen located the 2-storey building located at Ugbene II, around Cornerstone and contained the situation.

Video: @HovaUmar#CoalCityConnect pic.twitter.com/MpMBEiiowr

— South East Connect (@Coal_City) October 25, 2019

Also on 25th October, Friday morning another potential tragedy was quickly averted by the men of the Fire Service.

@CoalCityConnect shared the news:

Breaking: Dis morning a tanker fully loaded with 33,000 litres of PMS fell along Ugwu Onyeama by Enugu-Onitsha Expressway. The Enugu State Fire Service, led by its Chief Fire Officer, are currently at the scene dampening the truck to avert explosion.

https://twitter.com/Coal_City/status/1187652493225943041?s=19

Since this news hit Twitter, a lot of Twitter users have showered praises on Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi on the efficiency of the Enugu State Fire Service.

Recall that on 23rd October, Enugu State Government issued a directive to the Enugu Fire Service to get ready for fire emergencies as the dry season approaches.

http://igberetvnews.com/1093494/governor-ugwuanyi-enugu-state-fire-service-trend-online-photosvideo/

2dice01:
Big time

The irony is that they are not well recognised

Some Twitter Comments

2dice01:
Nigerians don't care about lyrics na Producers suppose dey collect award sef

my brother producers dey try

IgbereTV reports that controversial Kemi Olunloyo shared a picture she snapped with popular Artist, Kanye West.

IgbereTV captured Kemi's tweet as she congratulates the artist on his new album.

She wrote:

#PastorKemi Wanna congratulate my friend @kanyewest on the release of his new album #JesusIsKing. Isn't #Jesus
Great This picture was taken in 2004 at Kanye's first album release at Visions Night Club #Atlanta #Georgia USA. Who is the artist behind?

#Kemitalks #KemiOlunloyo

https://twitter.com/HNNAfrica/status/1188362197031936000?s=19


http://igberetvnews.com/1093462/throwback-photo-kayne-west-kemi-olunloyo-got-people-talking/

Kudos to them

Good news to put an end to crimes related to Herdsmen

IgbereTV brings to you Dele Momodu's article on Tinubu's 2023 presidential ambition.

Read below:

Fellow Nigerians permit me to say, it is no longer a secret that the former Governor of Lagos State and easily one of the most influential politicians in Africa, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has his gaze firmly fixed on the Nigerian Presidential seat in Abuja. Let me put it more frontally, Tinubu will love to drop the Chieftaincy title, Asiwaju, for that of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Who wouldn’t, anyway? I once tried my luck despite not having ten percent of Tinubu’s stupendous resources, extensive networks, public service experience and achievements and so on. I know that some will think it is too early to be talking about a successor to President Muhammadu Buhari given that his second term is barely six months old. Nevertheless, the political gladiators are already baring their fangs and showing their hands and flapping their wings. It would be silly of anyone to shut their eyes to such developments.

The debate is already raging, as always. We love to talk. Don’t we? That’s our pastime, sadly or joyously. The naysayers are having a field day with a plethora of reasons and questions on why he cannot succeed. What does Tinubu want again? He can’t win! He is not fit enough! He is too tainted and tarnished! The Hausa-Fulani will never give him power. How can he think he can attain what Chief Obafemi Awolowo and Chief Moshood Abiola failed to get? Why can’t he field one of the people he empowered in the past? Too many questions begging for answers.

I often wonder what exactly the matter is with us we practically groan and grumble over anything and everything. Someone once wrote that we all have the Abacha traits in us. We are all autocratic and oppressive in nature, the reason Democracy is not working here and may never work in most parts of Africa. We are just too intolerant and too dismissive. But for me and my house, I’m a consummate Democrat. I believe everyone has the right to aspire to any height in life, especially in politics. Political leadership is not the personal property of any person, dynasty or group!

If you ask me, I will tell you, unequivocally, and repeatedly, that Tinubu is eminently qualified to contest. If you ask me if he is a saint, I will say no. None of us is. Not even Buhari. Not you, not me. Nations are not governed by saints but by performers. That is one of the recurring theses that I regularly propagate in my musings and reflections. I have no illusions that Tinubu will definitely perform as President of Nigeria, if he ever contests and wins. He has a knack for identifying brilliant minds and fertile brains, and the ability to nurture them to greatness. He has demonstrated this repeatedly and almost endlessly. Examples abound without doubt.

Does Tinubu suffer from excesses and shortcomings? Perhaps, again like all mortals, he does. This does not diminish his greatness. His excesses are mitigated by several strong and positive qualities. He is generous to a fault. He has lifted many souls, old and young, from penury and perdition. He is a classic example of the Good Samaritan. We all have our shortcomings and why should Tinubu be an exception. Too many unprintable rumours, myths and comments have been circulated in writing and also spoken about him, some bordering on character assassination and unverifiable vilification, but God chooses and anoints those he wants. And no one can challenge God. It is obvious that Tinubu has been richly blessed, despite his apparent foibles. Such is life.

I have followed his trajectory for close to three decades. His story is a stuff of fairy tales. All those who have disparaged, derided, denigrated and despised him have not been able to bring him down, despite their monumental efforts to achieve this. When you think he is supine, broken and out, he rises, like the Black onyx and soars again. I witnessed this, live and direct, during our exile days. Many times, we all felt down and out but Tinubu’s passion and influence re-engineered things and made us redouble our efforts. The reason is simple. Tinubu has an uncommon audacity. I believe his bravery has taken him beyond his own imagination. A man who has survived too many tribulations like him cannot be an ordinary soul. God must love him dearly and extraordinarily. He has fought many battles that he won, spectacularly. He is naturally smart and adequately fearless. A mutual friend once told a few of us that he is very sure Tinubu would still take the risk even if you say a particular venture will kill him. He has such kamikaze instincts. You can’t go far in life, if you’re too squeamish and Tinubu is a living proof that courage conquers all.

It is wrong to say Tinubu has no right to run for the Presidency in 2023. Who are those who will run if he does not? How are they better? What qualifies them to run that disqualifies him from running? Yes, I may prefer younger people to take over but many of them we have seen have not justified the noise about “not too young to rule,” by ruling senselessly and recklessly. I’m now convinced that age should not be a deliberate barrier; track record of achievements should be the priority. I welcome all those who want to run and believe that they should be allowed to run without hindrance. It is wrong to muzzle the opposition, or even an opponent, because any nationalist and patriot will want the best for Nigeria and so long as the people express their preference for that person, he should be given the opportunity. Nigeria has suffered and continues to suffer because Murtala Mohammed, Chief M. K. O. Abiola and, to a lesser extent, Chief Obafemi Awolowo were not allowed to rule Nigeria by the selfish manipulations and evil machinations of incurably selfish and obviously misguided elements.

Let’s now take on the issues I earlier mentioned, one by one. Those who are petrified, or just being cheeky, that the Hausa/Fulani will never hand over power to the South and, by extension, to Tinubu, and others, really baffle me. Self-doubt is one of the biggest afflictions of the Southerners. Too many people suffer from inferiority complex. They have resigned themselves to slavery and servitude, voluntarily, in their own country. This is one of the reasons the Tinubu experiment and controversy is ‘sweeting’ me. If Tinubu cannot be supported by the North, despite all he did for Muhammadu Buhari to become President, after chasing the shadows for three record times, then there is no hope for Nigeria. In any event, I must stress that it is an insult to other parts of Northern Nigeria to suggest that there is a monolithic and homogenous North. We all know that is far from the truth. There are diverse and disparate tribes in the Middle belt. Even within the core north there are several minority tribes who do not share the same aspirations as their more visible and vociferous neighbours. We must discourage the notion of master-servant relationship in this country. We must promote unity and uphold the rights of every Nigerian citizen. Personally, I don’t care where the next President comes from, North, East, South or West. All aspirants are welcome. The more, the merrier.

That is why I’m not for zoning, in any form. I want aspirants to contest on their disastrous or meritorious records. Let the electorates be the judges. But to say someone is automatically disqualified on account of ethnicity, or even religion, is so unfortunate and so not right and definitely unacceptable, at this time and age. It is one of the reasons that we have been robbed of stellar leaders in the past and the present. Are we not tired of this intractable backwardness?

On Awolowo and Abiola, it was the same myopia that made some powerful forces to gang up against them. What did the enemies of progress then gain after all? Let’s concede that Awolowo did not win, what of Abiola who was robbed in broad daylight and even paid the supreme price! Who knows if Tinubu will finally cross the bridge and finish the final lap of this marathon? No one knows God’s plans. Goodluck Jonathan never dreamt of being Deputy Governor, talk less of becoming President of Africa’s most populous country. Yemi Osinbajo had resigned himself to Law and Pastoral work but suddenly and unexpectedly became Vice President, almost effortlessly. He was probably home, arms akimbo, when he was called and annointed from the blues. Also, his helicopter crashed one terrible afternoon on his way to some political rallies in Kogi State, yet none of the passengers died. Many have died in less chaotically dangerous circumstances, and not a scratch on these children of God. Was that not a powerful sign and testimony that these are not mere mortals to be rubbished or traduced.

Some contend that Tinubu should not contest but instead allow one of his proteges to run instead. However, it is my belief that such a decision is solely his. It must always be remembered that he had the chance to be Vice-President and could have put his foot down to make the coalition work. On that occasion, for the good of his Party and the Nation, he gave up his dream and ambition and put forward another spectacular candidate, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, who has not let his mentor down and has shown admirable comportment and grace. I believe there must therefore be some cogent reasons why he feels the time has come to be the king rather than a Kingmaker in perpetuity. There is nothing wrong in him making such an informed decision. He should be allowed to exercise his franchise and bet on himself again. Tinubu is an enigmatic calculator who knows how to permutate the game and stun his opponents. Like Buhari, I want to assume that Tinubu had planned this journey for a very long time. All the steps he has taken since 1999 obviously point to this fact. The kind of political and social machinery that he has built is probably only matched and surpassed by those of great leaders that nurtured and forged our Independence, like the Owelle of Onitsha, Chief Nnamdi Azikiwe, the Sardauna of Sokoto, Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Odole of Ife, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, and the Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, Chief Moshood Abiola. The rest is in the hands of God.

For me, Tinubu’s ambition is not an impossible mission. He is a master strategist who has acquired the templates of others like Major General Shehu Musa Yar’Adua, Chief Moshood Abiola, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, plus being one of those who ran Buhari’s campaigns, substantially. He knows the Nigerian terrain very well and even his enemies respect him tremendously.

For me, what gives Tinubu pre-eminence over most of the others who are contending for the crown but presently hiding behind one finger is his glittering records and achievements in both the private and public sectors. I really do not care about his past because as a Christian, none of us can judge anyone, and I have ample examples of the possible transformation and transfiguration of human beings, as the Lord pleases. That is a long time ago and gone with the winds. He has done more than enough to remove that from his narrative. Whatever his background was, he cannot be robbed of his victory and glory perpetually. Yes, it is clear that he came from very humble beginnings of deprivation and chronic need but he sought to improve himself by seeking the golden fleece. He succeeded in his quest attaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. His success in this regard can be measured by the fact that he was head hunted by top accounting firms like Arthur Andersen and Deloitte, Haskins and Sells. He eventually joined Mobil in Nigeria where he excelled spectacullarly and rose to become a top executive in the company. His should thus be a veritable inspiration to majority of those in similar circumstances today, that anyone can rise up from the pit of hell to any heights, by dint of hard work and uncommon sagacity and determination.

His political career started in 1992. He was elected to the highest legislative house in the Nigerian Senate. When that ill-fated experiment by General Ibrahim Babangida went the way, it was programmed to go, Tinubu fled Nigeria and regrouped with like minded patriotic Nigerians to form the external wing of the pro-democracy National Democratic Coalition (NADECO). After the death of General Sani Abacha, Tinubu returned home to contest as Governor of Lagos State and won a convincing victory.

It is Tinubu’s achievements as a two-term Governor of Lagos State that has projected him to the prominent and exalted position that he now occupies in the Nigerian political sphere. He began the systematic and robust increase of the internally generated revenue of Lagos State which his successors have had no choice but to emulate, and sustain incrementally thus making Lagos State one of the richest self-sustaining ‘governments’ in Africa. His indomitable and indefatigable spirit led him to challenge the Federal Government headlong and succeeded in standing tall as he fought President Olusegun Obasanjo to a standstill. Despite not having access to funding for his local governments, Tinubu single-handedly revived and revamped Local Governments in Lagos State and brought tremendous developments to practically every part of Lagos State. His other great political prowess is in identifying quality and talented leaders from hitherto political obscurity and foisting them on the people to great effect.

I strongly believe that Tinubu should be given a chance on the merit when, and if, he eventually proclaims his candidacy. Others will eventually come forth and should also be considered on their merits. As they do, we will have cause to revisit their suitability. Our country can only gain from such robustly healthy competition. We have a preponderance of brilliant men and women who can take Nigeria to the zenith of greatness but they are usually wasted on the altar of greed and selfishness.

What is clear to me is that it is only a matter of time before events begin to unfold.

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https://twitter.com/DeleMomodu/status/1187976087332184065?s=19

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/10/26/bola-tinubu-and-his-date-with-destiny-in-2023/



http://igberetvnews.com/1090875/bola-tinubu-date-destiny-2023-dele-momodu/

He is right

Ok

IgbereTV reports that a former Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Amb. Yerima Abdullahi said the first Prime Minister of Nigeria, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (1912-1966), knew that there were deposits of oil in the North but didn’t want to explore it He said that Balewa's intentions were to allow the younger generation to explore the oil.

Yerima said the discovery of oil in the North, particularly the recent one in the Gondola Basin, has gone to prove wrong their detractors who view them as parasites.

Recently, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation recently announced that it discovered hydrocarbon deposits in the Kolmani River II Well on the Upper Benue Trough, Gongola Basin, in the North-Eastern part of the country.

Abdullahi said those describing the North as a parasite on others have to eat their words and be ashamed.

He said, “The future is now. Fortunately, the oil was found in Bauchi, which is our home. We expect many other mineral resources such as gold and copper to be discovered, and not just oil, in the North. Oil and gas existed before we were born. Even our elders, including the Tafawa Balewa government, knew but decided not to make so much noise about it, but to leave it for the younger generations.”

“We are glad that oil has been found in the North and it will add to Nigeria’s wealth because we believe in the unity of the country. We don’t begrudge any part of the country or Nigerians from partaking in the wealth God has given us."

Also, Bauchi State Governor Inuwa Yahaya who also made his mind known, through his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Ismaila Misilli, has welcomed the discovery of hydrocarbon deposits in the Kolmani River II Well on the Upper Benue Trough of the Gongola Basin.

He said, “The development will change the economic fortune of the state and the North-East geopolitical zone, stimulate job creation and ultimately lead to job creation and wealth for the people. The North is not bothered about resource control. An average Northerner believes everything in the country belongs to the whole country. That is why you see us (Northerners) accommodating people coming from far and near. This (oil discovery) will not change our mindset.”

http://igberetvnews.com/1090820/tafawa-balewa-knew-oil-north-didnt-explore-former-minister/

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IgbereTV reports that Nollywood actress, Pat Ugwu made an Instalive video exposing her boobs which was deleted almost immediately but was later uploaded on a porn site by an unknown social media user.

In the early seconds of the instalive video, the actress was seen stylishly covering up her boobs with her arms but had to let go at some point while saying "I'm just being real". She was also heard saying she made the video on a Sunday night.

The video has already garnered over 4,000 views.

Click the link below to view (+18)

Nollywood actress Pat Ugwu exposes her boobs instalive video pic. http://pic.twitter.com/lHfsOXv2js

— Hustle Inc. (@Hustle_tweet) October 24, 2019

On her Instagram account, some videos of her partly exposing her private parts were seen.

Click the link below to view (+18)

“Nollywood Actress Pat Ugwu exposes her pussy lips on Instagram video”
http://pic.twitter.com/pbAAsZkBq9

— Hustle Inc. (@Hustle_tweet) October 24, 2019

The actress has before now disclosed that her a*s receives more attention than other parts of her body because it is her selling point.

Pat Ugwu in an interview with Vanguard said: “You all know my selling point, it’s my ass; ‘Ikebe’, ‘Ukwu’, I’m the CEO of ass, what else if not my ass. I take care of my ass more than my stomach because it’s my selling point, and I also cherish my legs too.

“Men are dying for the ass and my ass has helped me so much and it is still helping me and I believe it can only get bigger even tomorrow, so no shaking.”

http://igberetvnews.com/1087653/nude-video-nollywood-actress-pat-ugwu-makes-unplanned-hit-porn-site-18/

IgbereTV reports that just after some days a Twitter user @osuolale_farouq, got Innoson's attention when he created a new logo for Innoson and tweeted at them, another Twitter user, @chaniee_bob used the new Innoson logo made by Twitter user @osuolale_farouq and made a few corporate designs out of it. She tagged Innoson to the designs and they were impressed.

They then tweeted at her and told her she has been chosen as their Creative Designer and Brand Expert.

Innoson tweeted at @chaniee_bob, whose Twitter username is A girl has no name, "A girl now have a name. Creative Designer and Brand Expert."

See below.

https://twitter.com/innosonvehicles/status/1186682870393425929?s=19



http://igberetvnews.com/1085059/innoson-employs-woman-made-designs-farouqs-new-logo-photos/

IgbereTV reports that Nigerians living in South Africa are currently under attack at Mpumalamga area of the country.

From Information made available to IgbereTV, the attack has been confirmed by Nigerian Citizens South Africa and Nigeria’s Consular General to South Africa.

The details of what caused the renewed attack is yet to be known.

Recall that just few weeks ago, the Nigerian Government and South Africa had a meeting to end xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African migrants in South Africa.

http://igberetvnews.com/1084524/nigerians-suffer-attacks-south-africa/

Popular flamboyant Nigerian big boy, Ray Hushpuppi, took to Instagram to share this stylish photo of himself posing in front of his luxury vehicles. He captioned the photo: 'I Never Fold... Never!'

https://www.instagram.com/p/B36sps5pVog/?igshid=1foyn74t427v2


http://igberetvnews.com/1084320/never-fold-never-hushpuppi-says-poses-front-luxury-vehicles/

IgbereTV reports that Super Eagles youngster and Villarreal winger, Samuel Chukwueze has been nominated for for the second edition of the Kopa Trophee.

On Monday night (Oct.21) in a shortlist of 10 players contending for the award, the 20-year-old was named by France Football

The award named after former French footballer Raymond Kopa is presented to the best performing player under the age of 21. France supersar, Kylian Mbappe won the maiden edition last year.

See complete list of nominees below:

João Félix
Atletico Madrid


Jadon Sancho
Borussia Dortmund


Moise Kean
Everton


Samuel Chukwueze
Villarreal


Kang-in Lee
Valencia


Matthijs de Ligt
Juventus


Vinicius Jr
Real Madrid


Kai Havertz
Bayer Leverkusen


Mattéo Guendouzi
Arsenal


Andreï Lounine
Real Valladolid


http://igberetvnews.com/1082683/super-eagles-youngster-samuel-chukwueze-nominated-top-international-award-france/

IgbereTV captured the state-of-the-art Opi-Nsukka Dual Carriageway, in the University town of Nsukka, Enugu State, standing the test of time over three years it was constructed by Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi's administration.

This is one out of many achievements recorded by the Ugwuanyi administration in the state of Enugu.

http://igberetvnews.com/1079868/ugwuanyis-legacies-state-art-opi-nsukka-road-enugu/

Despite directives from the Federal Government yesterday to suspend its plan to charge its customers for Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD), the Nigeria Telecommunication giant, MTN has maintained that it has no other option than to carry out the plan for operational purposes.

On Sunday, many MTN’s subscribers received messages from the company informing them that with effect from today, it will start charging them N4 per 20 seconds for USSD voice or N4 for text message.

One of the messages from MTN read: ‘’Yello, as requested by your bank, from Oct 21, we will start charging you directly for USSD access to banking services. Please contact your bank for more info.’’ In yet another message, it said: “Yello, please note that from Oct 21, we will charge N4 per seconds for USSD access to banking services. Thank you.’’ But most of its customers reacted negatively to the new charge, saying it is exploitative. They therefore complained to the Minister of Communications Dr Isa Ali Panatmi via his twitter handle @DrIsaPantami, calling on the minister to rein in on MTN. Dr Pantami answered one of them, saying he has directed NCC to ask MTN to halt the planned charge. ‘’Many thanks for drawing my attention to it. We have directed NCC to ask MTN to suspend the plan. We are not aware of it officially. We will investigate and make sure right thing is done. Best wishes’’, the minister said.

The Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) voice or text message is a service which allows customers to access bank services via their mobile phones.

But yesterday, a senior MTN official who pleaded anonymity because he was not officially cleared to speak to the press told IgbereTV that the telecom would still go ahead to introduce the charge. He said that MTN introduced the charge on the directive of Bankers Committee. “Other telecom operators have been charging their customers for USSD before they could access their banks’ services; we are the last to introduce it. “Bank Committees with the knowledge of CBN told us to charge the customers directly. Before it was the banks that deducted the whole charge, now it was agreed in a meeting with CBN knowledge that we should now charge N4 directly, and that the banks should charge their customers the rest. It should be N22: we charge N4 and they should deduct the remaining. But as it is now, the banks are still taking the whole N22. Meanwhile, the CBN has told banks to yank off businesses from telecommunication operators charging bank customers using USSD to make transactions. The CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele said this during a press briefing at the sidelines of the World Bank/IMF meetings in Washington DC. He explained that “about five months ago, I held a meeting with some telecom companies as well as the leading banks in Nigeria and the issue of USSD came up. At that time, we came to conclusion that the use of USSD is a sunk cost which is not an additional cost on the infrastructure of the telecom companies. But the telecoms companies disagreed with us and said it’s an additional investment and they needed to impose it. I appeal to them that they should review it downwards and they refused’ he said. Explaining further Mr. Emefiele said: “I understand that three or four weeks ago, rather than reduce it, they went ahead to increase it by 300 per cent. I opposed it and I have told the banks that we will not allow this to happen. The banks are the people who give this business to the telecoms companies and I leave the banks and the telecom companies to engage. I have told the banks that they have to move their business, move their traffic to a telecom company that is ready to provide it at the lowest possible if not zero cost”. That’s where we stand and we must achieve it.’’

http://igberetvnews.com/1079838/mtn-will-go-ahead-charge-customers-ussd-official/

Igberetv reports that the people of Nsukka, Enugu State will always be grateful to Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi for the numerous people-oriented projects he has executed in the state.

Just recently he concluded works on the New Market Rd popularly known as Aludele Rd, in the University town of Nsukka, Enugu State, by giving it the deserved facelift after it was reconstructed to standard, with drainage system.

The People of the University town a and Nsukka environs have remained joyful as the reconstructed road will not only boost economic activities in the area but will also make the University of Nigeria Nsukka easily accessible.

http://igberetvnews.com/1079828/jubilations-ugwuanyi-reconstructs-university-town-road-photos/

comradewanle:
The monthly #5000 is not for youth but rather aged people. So nobody can indicate here. NSIP is real (from school feeding, npower, trader money, and this old age package ). Npower beneficiaries have been collecting stipends on monthly basis from December 2016 till date.

I thought they said it's for poor Nigerians

jaybenugo:
Pastor is avoiding temptation.

They didn't know he is resisting temptation.

Igberetv captured the photos of the popular model/designer Sarah Ofili who recently welcomed a baby girl with her hubby, Seigha Adukeh.

See full photos below.

http://igberetvnews.com/1079783/see-stunning-maternity-photos-ofter-sarah-ofili-giving-birth-baby-girl/

TheTourist:
See Gobe!


Glo Uses all the money to sponsor English Premier League match beams on DSTV and Juicy video advertorials

that shouldn't be the cause of their problem

Ok