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Polling unit 10, Ward 4, Akure South

PDP-289
APC-125
ZLP-19

Unit 007, Ward 10, St Anthony Pry Sch 1, Araromi
APC: 74
PDP: 224
ZLP: 9

Unit 012, Akure High School2, Oshodi/Isolo
APC: 86
PDP: 308
ZLP: 10

Polling Unit 25A , Ward 9, Akure South LGA

APC 139
PDP 538
ZLP 18

Emedu:
PDP is leading in Akure

Alagbaka Primary School II) Akure:
Unit 19, ward 5.
Accredited voters 205. Void votes three.
APC: 68
PDP: 109
ZLP: 20

Cathedral ward 2 unit 09 Results

APC: 60
PDP: 220
ZLP: 7


St Peter’s School, St Peter’s area, Akure
Unit 25, Ward 11, Akure South, St Peter’s Pry School, Akure.
APC :41

PDP:159

ZLP: 9


Ward 5 (LISA), Akure South
Unit six: APC 66, PDP 176, ZLP 5.
Unit seven: APC 66, PDP 184, ZLP 9
Unit eight: APC 68, PDP 142, ZLP 11
Unit nine: APC 64, PDP 131, ZLP 2.
Unit 10: APC 35, PDP 143, ZLP 3

RESULT OF POLL: Akure South
Sijuwade Ward 5, Unit 24

Apc: 47
PDP: 200
ZLP: 4
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Sijuwade Ward 5, Unit 26

APC: 57
PDP: 205
ZLP: 3

Polling unit 7, Ward 9, Opposite OSRC Junction, Oba Ile, Akure North

PDP -120
APC -71
ZLP -7

Polling unit 6, Ward 5, Isokun, Ijebu Owo

APC - 413
PDP - 12
ZLP - nil

PDP is leading in Akure

Alagbaka Primary School II) Akure:
Unit 19, ward 5.
Accredited voters 205. Void votes three.
APC: 68
PDP: 109
ZLP: 20

Cathedral ward 2 unit 09 Results

APC: 60
PDP: 220
ZLP: 7


St Peter’s School, St Peter’s area, Akure
Unit 25, Ward 11, Akure South, St Peter’s Pry School, Akure.
APC :41

PDP:159

ZLP: 9


Ward 5 (LISA), Akure South
Unit six: APC 66, PDP 176, ZLP 5.
Unit seven: APC 66, PDP 184, ZLP 9
Unit eight: APC 68, PDP 142, ZLP 11
Unit nine: APC 64, PDP 131, ZLP 2.
Unit 10: APC 35, PDP 143, ZLP 3

What played out between GLO and MTN is about to happen. When MTN kept telling Nigerian that per second bill is impossible in Nigeria until GLO rolled out their package with an unbelievable per second bill.

Bright Echefu, the chief executive officer of Telecomm Satellite TV (TStv), says his organisation will be the first to implement the pay-per-view model in Nigeria.


Addressing journalists in Abuja on Tuesday, Echefu said TStv has over 100 channels that will be made available for as low as N2 per day and as high as N5 for a channel.

“We are going to be the first to implement pay-per-view. What TSTV has done is, allow you to create your own bouquet and you have channels that are as low as N2 per day,” he said.

“If you have a N50 voucher, you are actually watching TV and saving your money.”


Echefu said no other organisation has as much high definition (HD) channels as they do.

“Nobody has as much HD channels as we do. We are rolling out with about 108 channels. We are going to be the first in sub-Saharan Africa to implement H.265,” the CEO said.

“TStv has invested a lot in acquiring rights. Most channels are as low as N5 per day. As a gift to Nigerians, we are releasing one of our sports channels free for a year.”


He said La Liga would be free but viewers would have to pay to view other football leagues, adding that about 18 states would be activated once they roll out their services on October 1.

The company had initially launched on November 1, 2017. However, it encountered challenges and could not provide services to customers.

It is now set for a relaunch on October 1.


https://www.thecable.ng/tstv-well-be-the-first-to-implement-pay-per-view-model]

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Destiny

I believe she is trying to protect herself from being exposed by the wind

The outcome of Edo governorship election is very hard to predict because the Federal might is not decisive in who to support.

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Do you have follow come battery HP zbook 15 and how much?

Believe (Faith) is sufficiently enough for our salvation. We believe with heart not with mouth. Confession is affirmation or testimony of what we believe in heart. John 3:16

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While reading this report. Tears roll down my eyes

You are one of the problems to the next generation. Infact you are one of the marketers.

Why did you watch it?
Why are you reporting it?
Why will you still continue to watch it?

You are like a man who visited a pornographic website and come back to the public to express his dissatisfaction with what he saw.

You indirectly wake up the negative subconsciousness of some weak people to go and watch the show.

Don't watch, don't support, don't report and it will die naturally. Simple!

SarkinYarki:
So because he tells them the truth about their evil leaders they are not happy

Truth with insult is unacceptable in this modern day my brother!

I thought bso

smatt1711:
Osibanjo Will be indicted , the panel report will be send to the national assembly for impeachment to proceed, and Osibanjo will be gone , Tinubu will be arrested , Amechi will replace Osibanjo as VP . the power players in this game are mean and very calculating ,the secrept is set to be played .

Seems you have high degree Fever

In the process, the vehicle struck Flying Officer Arotile from the rear, knocking her down with significant force and causing her to hit her head on the pavement. The vehicle then ran over parts of her body as it veered off the road beyond the kerb and onto the pavement, causing her further injuries.

This man may end up in jail.
Reasons:
No driver licence ; Against the Law
Reckless Driving ; For him to cross the pavement while reversing
Deeper investigation may nail him more

BOKO HARAM: NIGERIA’S FEMALE COMBAT PILOTS GO TO WAR
Flight Lieutenant KAFAYAT SANNI (Twenty two year old Kafayat Sanni is the first female fighter pilot recently decorated by the Nigerian Air Force is getting set to resume at the theater of war in Borno State.
Her mission? pummel Boko Haram to submission).
And TOLULOPE AROTILE (Mi-35 helicopter gunship pilot. Twenty two year old Tolulope Arotile is the first combat helicopter pilot of the NAF.
Her mission? pummel Boko Haram to submission).
Two of those young ladies and others of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF), are living their dreams as Nigeria’s first female fighter pilots; even as she readies to go and kick asses of some Boko Haram and Islamic State in West Africa (ISWAP) terrorists in the North East.
The essence of this epochal assignment should not be lost on us; because this mission is a policy milestone that took years of sacrifice, especially on the part of their predecessors, whose unfulfilled professional goals were galvanised to break the hitherto ironclad gender barrier against female officers in the Nigerian military. She and her pioneering colleagues will forever be remembered with nostalgia that once upon a time in the nation’s history, Nigerian military female Pilots delivered payloads of hellfire missiles against the insurgents who have degraded women as a sex object to be kidnapped and held in captivity. But with these female pilots joining the battlefield, is it not time to turn the tables on the insurgents.
It is often said that whatever a man can do, a woman can even do better. Nevertheless, this axiom remained elusive in the combat history of the Nigerian Armed Forces until President Goodluck Jonathan in 2011 authorised for the training of female officers on combat missions through admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA). Expectedly, this helped to produce a set of 20 female cadets nicknamed ‘Jonathan Queens’ who were admitted into Nigeria’s premier military training institution.
Unfortunately, this huge career leap for female officers and personnel was almost ruined in 2017 when President Muhammadu Buhari in a policy reversal reportedly gave a nod to end the admission of female cadets into the combatant course of the NDA. Buhari and Nigerian military authorities, allegedly came under pressure from some vested interests in the Northern part of Nigeria who were opposed to the idea of female combatants, and ratified the in the National Defence Policy 2017 (Revised); Harmonised Terms and Conditions of Service Officers 2017. Consequently, the recommendation 19 of that revised policy was to phase out the training of female combatants in the NDA.
Even though some military sources cited the unacceptable danger and casualties of the female combatants, especially the ground forces, may incur at the hands of the insurgents in the Northeast as the reason for halting the programme, it was however, a major career blow.
Fortunately, there were other routes through which this all important mission for gender equality in the military could be achieved as there were various types of commissions in the Armed Forces namely: Regular Combatant Commission, Short Service Combatant Commission, Direct Regular Commission, Direct Short Service and Executive Commission. It was these veritable loopholes that have enabled the NAF to encourage the training and eventual winging of female pilot combatants that have passed with flying colours.
Therefore, as Sanni and other combat female Pilots have embarked on this national assignment against the terrorists in the North East and any other part of the country as the need arises, they have indeed pioneered a patriotic professional revolution for gender parity in the Armed Forces of Nigeria for generations to come. This is all thanks to the former President Jonathan as well as the gender sensitivity of the incumbent Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar.
Since assumption of office, the Air Chief Abubakar, has made it a point of legacy mission to upgrade the professionalism and career of female officers in the Nigerian Air Force including churning out of well trained, able and capable combat pilots. To this end, his mission is being accomplished as well as commendably remarkable.
In line with this policy trend, Abubakar had on Tuesday, May 5, 2020, winged another female combat pilot as part of his mission to improve the operational capacity of the Air Force, adding that the 12 pilots winged had their flying training both in Nigeria and abroad having completed the nine months comprehensive flying training programme.
“I am happy that we have among the 12 winged was the second ever female helicopter pilot”, he added, before disclosing that another 26 student pilots are currently undergoing or scheduled to begin basic flying training abroad, out of which two are female officers.
“Upon completion of their training, one would become the second ever female fixed-wing fighter pilot in the NAF, while the other would graduate as the first ever female Qualified Flight Instructor (QFI) in the 56 years history of the Service. We have equally increased capacity for in-country flying training. At the moment, there are also 39 student pilots undergoing various stages of training in NAF flying schools”, he stress.
It will be apt to recall that the NAF on October 15, 2019, made history by decorating Flying Officer Kafayat Sanni, as the first female combat helicopter pilot as well as Flying Officer Tolulope Arotile, and others also known as the “NAF Female Pilots of War’. They are among the six outstanding female fighter pilots who are at the moment, proving their worth in the destruction of a strongholds of the Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists in the North East part of the country.
According to reports by PRNigeria and Global Sentinel, some of them are actively involved in degrading the enclaves of terrorists and bandits, especially in North-Eastern Nigeria. While flying Officer Genevieve Nwaogwugwu, Flight Lieutenant Chika Ani, and Flying Officer Olubunmi Ijelu are Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) pilots, Flying Officer Sanni and Flying Officer Arotile are fighter pilots currently serving to restore peace in the region ravaged by insurgency. Flight Lieutenant Blessing Liman is a respected Pilot in the Presidential Air Wing.
Commending this feat, the NAF Director of Public Relations and Information (DOPRI), Air Commodore Ibikunle Daramola, saluted all the women for what he described as their unique resilience, industry, productivity and commitment to humanity.
According to Daramola, the well trained and adequately equipped Women-of-War are proving their combat bravery and professional gallantry in complementing the efforts of troops in counter-insurgency campaigns and other crisis zones in the country.
He also revealed that the newly winged female helicopter pilot, Flying Officer Chinelo Nwokoye, “is expected to join other female pilots who are currently deployed in different theatres of operation in the country to contribute her quota in the defence of her fatherland”.
Accordingly, with female fighter pilots swelling their ranks with skills, finesse and new perspectives, it would be safe to say that the Nigerian women in General and NAF female officers in particular, have come of age.
This was also acknowledged by the Chief of Training and Operations (CTOP), Air Vice Marshal James Gwani, who noted that the winging of the 12 pilots including the female combat officers, was another milestone achievement by the current NAF administration.
This, he said, would further boost the aircrew disposition of the Service and contribute to fulfilling the constitutional roles of the NAF especially in the series of ongoing air operations across the country. There is no doubt about this because as the saying goes: “the female can even do better”.



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They should use all the available legitimate means to investigate them without harassment. Crime is a crime irrespective of the tribe, party, religion or association.

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Seems the allegations that National Assembly members are being given NPOWER slots might be true

There was a mild drama on Tuesday in the Senate as the Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo, engaged in a shouting match with the Senate Committee on Labour and Employment and Productivity and those of the House of Representatives over innovative public works job creation programme meant to create 774,000 unskilled jobs.

Trouble started when the Minister was accused of lopsidedness in the process of recruitment of the 774,000 persons across the country’s 774 local government areas.

The lawmakers accused Keyamo of failure to carry them along.

After Keyamo was accused of lopsidedness in the process of the recruitment, the lawmakers called for a closed-door session.

But the Minister said he was invited for public hearing and not closed door meeting, adding that he will not say anything unless there is media presence.

Keyamo, while briefing the newsmen after he was walked out the Committee Room, accused the lawmakers of planning to hijack the process of recruitment.

According to him: “They started mounting pressure to me to bring those that will be recruited from state to state.

“They want to me tell them how the programme will be done from state to state.

“I said you can’t direct me how to do that because that is taking over the power of the President (Muhammadu Buhari).

“You can’t accuse me of lopsidedness issue publicly and close the door.

“I did not insult them.

“I only insisted that we should do it publicly.

“They want to direct me on how to do it.

“They can’t direct me.”



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYgtN4rLR1U


https://theeagleonline.com.ng/breaking-video-photos-as-keyamo-senators-reps-engage-in-shouting-match/

Please how long will the registration last? The reason is that the Cafe was just too full this morning. I hope NPower is aware of COVID-19.