Evidenx: By Udeze Ekene High Commissioner of Botswana to Nigeria, Philda Nani Kereng, has advised Nigerians to move into the country.
Philda Nani Kereng said the relationship between Nigeria and Botswana has not been substantial, and she is committed to seeing a relationship built on infrastructure collaboration, business and tourism.
Mrs. Kereng said Nigeria and Botswana have so many opportunities to share. She added that sufficient collaboration between the two countries would help harness the opportunities.
Speaking in an interview with Arise TV, the Botswana High Commissioner said the current relationship between the two countries was insufficient.
“I don’t know what would be the indicators of a strong relationship in this case, but I must comfortably say we have had a bilateral relationship from a long time back. I remember that the embassies of Nigeria and Botswana have been there for quite a long time.
“But I think we have mostly over the years focused on just the normal kind of relationships where we collaborate on visa. We have not had strong program-related and transformational ever-increasing opportunities.
“And that’s why I am going to focus on expanding the relationship, having more of projects going underground. We want to see more movement of Nigerians going to Botswana to appreciate, whether tourism, is business and so forth.
“So I must say that we are just seeing from the many years of collaboration that was just minimal and subtle in many ways. We want now to build a relationship where both countries can actually enjoy each other more, more opportunities.
“We have come up with strategic areas of collaboration where we believe that the relationship will be much more beneficial and valuable in a long time,” Mrs Kereng said.
nope from the North east region but with the help of the resistance force in Russia who hate Putin in the bagorod region. With this Ukrainian army can easily penetrate that region.
Did I mention a lot of drone ambushed on russian convo?
Gistmedia10: A man recently melted his girlfriend's heart by surprising her with a 2 million naira wig, a gesture that left her in tears. The boyfriend revealed that his girlfriend had been talking about a wig she admired, unaware that he had already checked her saved items on Instagram and purchased it for her.
As she was gushing over the wig during their conversation, he handed her the surprise gift, leading to an emotional moment where she couldn't hold back her tears.
However, the grand gesture sparked mixed reactions online. While some netizens praised the thoughtfulness of the act, others were less impressed. One user questioned, "Why the hype?" while another commented, "I'm sure of one thing: they will soon break up. I will be here for it."
God1000: I pity nigerians who are supporting this man, some of you have brothers and sisters living in America, some are undocumented immigrants , Donald trump doesn't care whether you are christian or Muslim, he will deport them all for as long as they are from third world countries.
He will not deport anybody from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE but he will deport people from Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Uganda
His own wife "Melania" was born in Slovenia before coming to America
oga abeg shut up. If you enter person's country illegally weti you expect the country to do ? Welcome you
Like your country were allow bandit to flood into her arms.
Because you dey push drug no mean say you go dey vex anyhow
Osek: I have noticed something about Nigerian military, they tend to be scared of the north than the south. Most of the things dey do here in the south, they can't try it in the north, for example see this if this was to be the south right now they would have started wasting innocent people but look right here they are very cautious.
you think northern people value military! Northern people ain't Afraid of dying If military fv.cked up the people always treat their f.vckup. And Moreover here in the North the military also fear Thier life because they don't know who is who, why your southern people trembling when they see green uniforms! In the north you will hardly see military harassing civilians! Some years back when I was in the north One military guy who was deployed to the north with no Orientation was harassing one guy, if you see the way we gather to beat that military personnel heh!
no Hijab, Tight dress heavy makeup 💄 But no body is shouting unIslamic. But those useless uncircumcised lollipop penis people in Kano and the some part of northern Nigeria will be enforcing Hijab on poor women
So it happened that my dad sent me to one of his friends office to pick up a file and on getting there the man was not around so the secretary asked me to sit down on the sofa (my greatest undoing)
The man's office is a very big one so they have a separate visitors room where you can just relax while you wait for him. I sat down and slept off while waiting for him but woke up to a sting.
My first thought was maybe it was this normal mosquitoes that flies around so I did not read much to it then the man came attended to me and I went to give my dad his files. Note that I don't stay with my dad so immediately I dropped the file I excused myself and went home to my roomself contain on getting hoke I took off my cloth threw ot on the bed and went to take my shower (2nd mistake).
When I got back I picked up the clothes and put it in the basket unbeknownst to me I already have a foreigner in my room. After about 3 days I started noticing stings but this was different from the normal mosquitoes because I fleet my room at interval. One night it was so much that I had to wake up in the middle of the night to check that was when I stone of them on the wall, I killed it but then I begin to wonder how I got it there. To cut the story short I discovered that I got it from my dad's friend office the day they decided to dispose off the Cushine in that off due to bug and funmigate then it dawn on me where they came from.
Note that I used a lot of chemicals but they wouldn't leave, sniper ,DD force, baygon even kerosene but alas that said my time is over in that house. Immediately my rent was due I took very few cloths to the dry cleaner got rid of most of my household items by selling it off to get a new one and that was how I got rid of bed bugs.
Those things never die.
If you've ever experienced bed bug invasion share your experience and how you got rid of them.
Mhistaedie01: Where dem other Nigerian celebrities.
Davido still dey fv.ck his wife for abroad! Make Una leave Davido alone na the first time he dey see perfectly round clean Igbo yansh!
And for the rest celebrities! Remember! Bula Ahmed tubulu has a generous deep pocket that can extend to the hands of the rest celebrities to keep shut.
Tetraozonaitera: Not going to school by most of your guys opting for business instead makes you think like donkies. insulting Yoruba.
The wife of Rudeboy that divorced him, is she Yoruba? The beautiful Yoruba woman is still with the husband through thick and thin. Mr. P enjoying his marriage.
Salewa97: These protesters no sabi wetin dem dey do.
How many times have we seen protests that change anything in this country? Dem go just gather, shout, and go home.
Meanwhile, the politicians dey chop money like say tomorrow no dey. If you want to end poverty, no be to just shout for street. Go and hold your leaders accountable instead of wasting time.
shut up
What happened to Kenya recently that the government have to change the policy due to protests?
Melagros: COMRADES, some of the useless Nairalanders especially Tinubu minions are blabbing here too much
The essence of this protest is to make future leadership bearable and organised for Nigerians, it has a long time effect, next time INEC will never try selecting president for Nigerians anymore, Nigerian presidents will always be aware that if I underperformed the electorates will allocate only one tenure for me
Salewa97: Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.
When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.
Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.
shut up there! I'm sure you are one of those beneficiary of drug money gifted by tinubu to disrupt this protest