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Governor Charles Soludo, the best Governor Lagos ever had |
FutureIsFemale:thank God your father is a men |
Release the names, photographs and dismiss the modafokas from service |
I didn’t have the opportunity to fok some of my lecturers |
OmoOshodi:na so dem dey spell slippers for your village? |
That list is incomplete without condoms and intimacy gadgets |
Na dem, the developers of the world. Igbo amaka. Trust them at your own parish |
Juicie2u:
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Fok IQ, give me a submissive wife like mynd44 any time, any day. Who IQ epp? |
ayourbamie:her ringtones go loud well well |
If I talk sey boat of them no fine now, some bad belle people no go gree me rest. The babe just packaged her Peter and Paul on her chest to deceive the guy. Mtcheeeeeew |
Calabar women and sex be like 5 and 6. I no dey surprised, that’s what happens when your favourite meat is dog |
This Bianca fine, but her Olympus don fall |
Despite efforts by the Inspector General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba to dissuade junior police officers from embarking on strike, the cops have said there is no going back on the planned industrial action. The junior officers said the strike would commence on March 26, the same day chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC) would gather in Abuja for their national convention. According to an open letter addressed to the Inspector General, the men said they would not accept any pay rise below N100,000 monthly. They decried the fact that a Level 3 officer of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) reportedly receives N280,000 monthly, while a constable receives just N45,700 per month. Also, they said that a Level 8 officer of the EFCC goes home with over N490,000 every month, but an Inspector of police, with many years of experience, is being paid N109,200 as monthly salary. The rank and file wondered why they were being treated like slaves, even when they protect other people’s lives, with their own lives. The strike, which they said was long overdue, had now become an option due to what they called the “lackadaisical attitude of the police authorities in representing us before the Federal Government.” While accepting the fact that the Nigeria Police Force is a regimental organisation whose personnel could be accused of mutiny if they embark on any industrial action, the cops said they have been pushed to the wall and do not have any trust in their leaders. “Sir, are you aware of the suffering your officers are exposed to? Many of us can’t afford 3-square meals per day. Some can’t send their children to school without bribes. Go to the barracks, you will see the slums where those officers that escort you around sleep. “Sir, the least constable, who pays house rent, electricity bills, feeds himself and his family still earns about N47,000 in a month. Tell me how such a constable will not extort members of the public? “We know how much the Senators, House of Representatives members, governors and others we protect day and night earn monthly, yet we don’t misbehave; but don’t forget that a hungry man is an angry man,” the letter signed anonymously by concerned police officers read in part. Speaking further, the aggrieved officers said they would embark on the purported strike, “if constables earn less than N100,000 monthly; if we continue to buy kits for ourselves; if our promotions are delayed without reason while you give those that serve in IGP SEC special promotions; if our men continue to die without compensation for their families; if the federal government continues to expose our men to danger by not providing weapons to combat crime.” DAILY POST recalls that the IGP, as a way of stopping the planned strike, ordered the implementation of the new salary structure for officers, the stoppage of tax for policemen, the distribution of accoutrements and others. However, the rank and file said they have seen the signal, but added, “it’s unfortunate, we don’t believe your story on the salary increment; ‘no be today’. “We believe in industrial action as the way forward to our problems and the only solution to our yearnings. “Therefore, we are still interested in embarking on the planned strike on the 26th of March, 2022 as earlier scheduled.” DAILY POST reliably gathered that there were briefings in almost all the 36 State commands on Thursday as police bosses pacified the rank and file not to go on strike. Meanwhile, an activist, Deji Adeyanju, has promised to join the police in solidarity if they go on strike. Adeyanju, in a post on his verified Facebook page, said security agents in Nigeria deserve better pay and treatment. “I will be joining the Nigerian police in their strike action. Our security agents deserve better pay and treatment. Solidarity forever,” he said. Our correspondent gathered that a message circulating among the cops is mobilising them for a nationwide protest at the Eagle Square in Abuja and the 36 State commands on March 26. The message directed the men not to go for duty on the day, asking those attached to politicians to stay at home. Ayhttps://dailypost.ng/2022/03/18/policemen-demand-n100000-minimum-wage-as-adeyanju-vows-to-join-strike/
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JAMB under this man too dey over do, haba na wetin? Nothing must happen to mynd44 admission o |
How are the mighty fallen |
I ajepako:welcome back from your maternity leaf. Awon omo nko? |
orikoku:hian! You and this your made in aba English. Try to be calming down o |
Maxymilliano:they tooked his passport from him |
Fokn traitors! |
yom2:you and this your made in Aba spelling, Na so dem dey spell career? Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeew! |
Omicron007:the woman dey hungry me |
That boy standing near the mother, I’m sure is the black sheep in the family. E go fok anambra girls tire |
Waste of time and resources |
Omo Na pounded yam o, with correct egusi or okro soup with plenty of dried fish inside the soup. #teampoundo |
No kill person pikin with that your horsepower o |
Dear Bianca, on behalf of all of us, the wives of Anambra, we say thank you for that "Goodbye Wozing." We have heard terrible things of this woman, Ebele. Never in her wildest imagination did she think that her strutting and catwalking towards you would end in such a super stinger. We Anambra wives were actually wondering what bye-bye gift to give her, when you unwrapped the box in which you had kept the Super Slap. Thank you for taking care of the gift for us dear Bianca. Big hugs. - Veno Marioghae Mbanefo |
Dear Bianca, on behalf of all of us, the wives of Anambra, we say thank you for that "Goodbye Wozing." We have heard terrible things of this woman, Ebele. Never in her wildest imagination did she think that her strutting and catwalking towards you would end in such a super stinger. We Anambra wives were actually wondering what bye-bye gift to give her, when you unwrapped the box in which you had kept the Super Slap. Thank you for taking care of the gift for us dear Bianca. Big hugs. - Veno Marioghae Mbanefo |
Dear Bianca, on behalf of all of us, the wives of Anambra, we say thank you for that "Goodbye Wozing." We have heard terrible things of this woman, Ebele. Never in her wildest imagination did she think that her strutting and catwalking towards you would end in such a super stinger. We Anambra wives were actually wondering what bye-bye gift to give her, when you unwrapped the box in which you had kept the Super Slap. Thank you for taking care of the gift for us dear Bianca. Big hugs. - Veno Marioghae Mbanefo |
Dear Bianca, on behalf of all of us, the wives of Anambra, we say thank you for that "Goodbye Wozing." We have heard terrible things of this woman, Ebele. Never in her wildest imagination did she think that her strutting and catwalking towards you would end in such a super stinger. We Anambra wives were actually wondering what bye-bye gift to give her, when you unwrapped the box in which you had kept the Super Slap. Thank you for taking care of the gift for us dear Bianca. Big hugs. - Veno Marioghae Mbanefo |
So while Prof. Chukwuma soludo was about to take the oath of office. They had just brought the Bible and the next thing we all heard was a loud GBOWAI! on somebody's left eye, with a backup scream MY EYE MY EYE! Everyone looked toward the direction and saw Bianca and Willie's wife holding each other's Bone straight wigs. Soludo left the Bible and state affairs and rushed to the slapping scene, and asked wetin dey happen for here? Bianca started : Chuks, you know i am not a trouble maker. What gave this thing the audacity to ask me what I am doing under APGA’s canopy tent? APGA that my husband started! How dare she! Osodieme of yesterday! Soludo: First of all, Bianca leave her wig. Willie spent so much money on this wig... Bianca : Tell her to leave mine first na. Does she know the cost of mine. (They finally let go of each other's wigs) Soludo: Please can we leave all these drama for later. Today is my day, and at least you both should respect the day. Bianca and Osodieme: Alright sir, we are sorry. It won't happen again. While Soludo was going back to proceed with the oath taking, Willie's wife muttered under her breath “Ashawo kobo kobo" Bianca : Osodieme isi gịnị now? What did you just call me now. Gbowai!!! Another slap landed on Willie's wife right eye. OBIANO : Bianca, I am only respecting your late husband, not that I don't know what to do with you. OBIANO : Bịa, Charly nwa mgbafor, control this woman you invited here. I can use my 20 minutes power as a governor and order for her arrest. Soludo: Willie, zukwanu ike. Let's do this thing and go home. You know women and how they do their things. Focus let's do this thing. I have some people to chase out of okpoko and Upperiweka around 4pm. Oge adirozi. Willie : Okay, my man. Ife dị mma. Read at your own risk. ����� ����� |
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