₦airaland Forum

Global Organization of Oriented Group Language of Earth (GOOGLE) has also thrown its weight behind the #EndSARS protest currently ongoing across the country.

The international company which specializes in Internet-related services and products in a tweet shared on Thursday October 15, stated that it is against oppression, brutality and intimidation.

Google also called for a speedy response and resolution to the current situation. The tweet read;

We strongly oppose oppression, brutality & intimidation. We believe a fair and impartial police force is a critical element of a stable society, & that abuse of power infringes on people’s democratic & human rights. We urge a speedy resolution to the current situation. #EndsSARS

https://www.google.com/url?q=https://twitter.com/googleafrica/status/1316676651179278338%3Fref_src%3Dtwsrc%255Egoogle%257Ctwcamp%255Eserp%257Ctwgr%255Etweet&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjj2My96rbsAhWO2aQKHQL6BjkQglQwAnoECAsQAg&usg=AOvVaw2mcNru-_hBai1EJxz5YXAa

Chairman of the Northern Governors
Forum and Plateau state governor, Simon
Lalong, disclosed this to journalists after
a meeting with President Muhammadu
Buhari in Abuja on Thursday.

Governors of states in the Northern part of
Nigeria have rejected the total disbandment of
the Special Anti-Robbery Squad.

Chairman of the Northern Governors Forum and
Plateau state governor, Simon Lalong, disclosed
this to journalists after a meeting with
President Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja on
Thursday.

Lalong said the defunct police unit had been
useful in the fight against insecurity in the
region.

According to him, SARS was not made up of bad
elements alone as it also included personnel
doing their work diligently.

He said what was needed was the reformation of
the unit to enable it to discharge its functions
optimally.

Lalong, however, acknowledged that there were
divisions in the country concerning the
continued existence of the unit.

http://saharareporters.com/2020/10/15/breaking-northern-governors-meet-president-buhari-reject-disbandment-sars

Apple has unveiled a new iPhone 12 with an
incredible 5G speed.

According to Apple, the new phone features the
same 6.1-inch display size as the iPhone 11 and
iPhone XR before it, the latest “main” iPhone —
and likely the model most people will gravitate
toward — is making the transition from an LCD
screen to OLED. And as rumored, the phone has
flat sides for an overall look that more closely
matches the iPad Pro and iPad Air (plus the
iPhone 4 from years ago).

The iPhone 12 will come in black, white, blue,
red, and green. Aside from the flat sides, it still
largely resembles the iPhone 11.

There’s still a notch at the top that houses
Apple’s Face ID technology, though the bezels
around the screen have been reduced — another
perk of the OLED switch.

Around back, the iPhone 12 has two cameras
housed in a matte glass squircle, which makes
for a nice contrast with the rest of the glossy
back panel.

The iPhone 12 represents Apple’s first major
foray into 5G cellular technologies.

https://www.apple.com/ng/newsroom/2020/10/apple-introduces-iphone-12-pro-and-iphone-12-pro-max-with-5g/

Nas has joined a growing list of international
celebrities speaking out in support of the
protests against police brutality in Nigeria.

The legendary American rapper took to his
Instagram page to declare his support, using
the hashtags

#SarsMustEnd #EndPoliceBrutality.


Sharing a photo from an EndSARS protest in
Abuja, the rapper wrote:' #SarsMustEnd
#EndPoliceBrutality ?? Nigeria we’re with
you!'

https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2020/10/nigeria-were-with-you-legendary-american-rapper-nas-reacts-to-endsars-protests.html

In its October World Economic Outlook report
released in Washington on Tuesday, the IMF
projected that Nigeria’s economy will contract
by 4.3 percent in 2020.

This is a 1.1 percent improvement from the 5.4
percent that was projected in June and deeper
than the 3.4 percent projected in April.

Gita Gopinath, IMF chief economist and director
of the research department, said oil-exporting
countries are battling the health and economic
impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact
of low oil prices.

“They have been hit by the health crisis and they
have been hit because they are oil exporters
which had a collapse and more importantly, they
just don’t have the resources that advanced
economies have to deal with this crisis,”
Gopinath said.

“Because we don’t have a financial crisis at this
point, many emerging markets are able to
borrow at record levels in foreign currency this
year relative to previous years.”

The IMF chief economist said the foreign debts
been acquired by emerging market economies will
not be enough and advised that there is a need
for continued international support.

This support, Gopinath explained, could be in
terms of concessionary financing, aid and debt
relief and restructuring.

“There are going to be developing and low-
income economies that would need debt relief
and, in some cases, restructuring of debt to
make sure they have the space to do the
spending that they need,” she said.

This contraction will be the worst recession in 30
years, and the second recession in five years,
following closely after a negative economic
growth of 1.51% in 2016.

In 1987, Nigeria’s economy receded by -10.87
and -0.6 in 1991.

https://thecable.ng/breaking-nigerias-recession-will-not-be-as-bad-as-earlier-projected-says-imf

ho no!

Renowned Nigerian poet, Prof. John Pepper
Clark has died at the age of 85.

The emeritus professor of Literature who is
also the younger brother of former Federal
Commissioner for Information and South-South
Leader, Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark, died
today, October 13, 2020.

His death was announced in a statement signed
by Prof. C. C. Clark.

The statement reads: "The Clark-Fuludu
Bekederemo family of Kiagbodo Town, Delta
State, wishes to announce that Emeritus
Professor of Literature and Renowned Writer,
Prof. John Pepper Clark, has finally dropped his
pen in the early hours of today, Tuesday, 13
October 2020.

"Prof. J. P. Clark has paddled on to the great
beyond in comfort of his wife, children and
siblings, around him.

"The family appreciates your prayers at this
time. Other details will be announced later by
the family."

J.P. Clarke wrote the poem 'Abiku', included in
the scheme of work for most secondary schools.
He is also the author of the novel 'The Wives'
Revolt', compulsory in most secondary schools
in the 90s and early 2000s.

He has other novels and poems to his credit.
Below are tweets mourning him.

https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2020/10/renowned-nigerian-poet-jp-clark-dies-at-85.html

Bobrisky has once again clapped back at
Nigerians calling him out for not coming out
for the various #EndSARS protests.

Nigerians have called him out for not joining
other Nigerians on the street to demand the
disbandment of SARS and an end to police
brutality.

In a post shared on his Instagram page, the
crossdesser pointed out that he cannot risk his
life to attend such a gathering where he might
get killed by a stray bullet. Read what he
wrote below

https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2020/10/bobrisky-clapsback-at-nigerians-calling-him-out-for-not-participating-in-endsars-protest.html

In what will come across as a rather startling
development, one Kabir Muhammed Lawal, who
happens to be the Legislative Assistant to a
member of the House of Representatives,
Mustafa Saidu from Adamawa State, has been
caught burgling an office.

The man was on Friday, caught breaking into
the office of another lawmaker from Kano
State, Kabiru Idris, The PUNCH reports.

Lawal, who was apprehended with the aid of a
closed-circuit television camera, hails from Offa,
Kwara State. Saidu is a member of the Peoples
Democratic Party while Idris is a member of the
All Progressives Congress.

Our correspondent obtained a copy of the CCTV
footage showing Lawal allegedly opening a shelf
in the office as well as videos of his
interrogation by Idris and some sergeants-at-
arms.

According to eyewitnesses, Lawal had allegedly
paraded himself as a journalist in the course of
extorting money from unsuspecting politicians
and visitors from Federal Government Ministries,
Departments and Agencies.

Authorities of the National Assembly were still
interrogating Lawal as of 6.18pm on Friday
when this report was filed.

Idris, who is Chairman of the House Committee
on Civil Society Organisations and Donor
Agencies, in his brief comment on the incident,
stated that Lawal allegedly broke into his office
after using several keys, within 15 minutes of
exiting the office.

The lawmaker said, “He put off the light in my
office but my cameras were on and I could see
him. He used different keys. I could see from
the camera; he was struggling to open the door
and it was less than 15 minutes after I closed
from the office. Basically, he was monitoring my
movements. We have all the videos.”

Idris said he had contacted Lawal’s boss, who
was expected to arrive in the National Assembly
to see what his aide had allegedly done.

“It will be unfair to take any action or allow
anybody to take any action without the consent
of his principal. I have already invited him and
he is on his way. We will tell him what happened.

“The Chairman of the Press (House Committee on
Media and Public Affairs, Benjamin Kalu) is with
us; his office was also burgled a while ago. We
have all been burgled; we don’t know what is
happening.”

Idris later told journalists that the case had
been handed over to the National Assembly
management for further action.

Burglars had in May broken into Kalu’s office
and carted away cash and items.

Kalu had lamented the spate of insecurity in and
around the National Assembly Complex as
burglars broke into his office.

The House spokesman said members of the
National Assembly were no longer safe to carry
out their legislative duties and that he was
shocked to see that his office had been burgled.

When contacted, the Divisional Police Officer,
National Assembly Division, DSP Abdullahi Sambo,
said, “See me on Monday for that.”

Lawal’s boss could not be reached as of press
time on Friday as he did not pick up his mobile
phone when he was called several times.

In January 2019, the offices of three members
of the National Assembly were looted within a
week. The affected lawmakers included Senator
Oluremi Tinubu, representing Lagos West
Senatorial District; and Mr Muhammed Gausu
Boyi, representing Ringim/Taura Federal
Constituency, Jigawa State.

https://punchng.com/reps-aide-caught-burgling-another-lawmakers-office/

The Ministry of Science and Technology has
been accused of “giving out two vehicles worth
N17m to pay N2m debt it owed contractors."

This bizzare settlement was uncovered by the
Senate Committee on Public Accounts after
the Auditor-General of the Federation,
Anthony Ayine queried the ministry over the
disappearance of two official vehicles with
registration M50-10FG and MGO-12FG in a
report submitted to the Senate.

Ayine revealed that during the verification of
non-recurrent assets of the ministry, it was
discovered that the two vehicles were not seen
and their whereabouts was not explained.

However when grilled by the senate
committee, the permanent secretary of the
ministry, Edet Akpan said the vehicles were
seized by a court as result of debt the
ministry owed contractors.

Chairman of the committee, Senator Matthew
Urhoghide however rejected Akpan’s
explanation and further stated that there's no
evidence that the vehicles were given to the
contractors through court order.


https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2020/10/ministry-of-science-settled-n2m-debt-with-n17m-vehicles-senate.html

former governor of Jigawa State, Dr Sule Lamido, has said that he cannot advise president Muhammad
Buhari on ways to make his government better for Nigerians.

Lamido was speaking to BBC Hausa on the
sidelines of Nigeria’s 60th Independence
anniversary, the country which he said has
recorded number of success despite many
setbacks.

Sule Lamido tackles Atiku over claim on PDP
President Buhari to present 2021 budget on
Thursday

“You can’t say in the past 60 years of our
independence that there is no progress, there is.

“But, honestly, our leaders are not taking
advantage of the natural resources we have in
the country to make us progress and live
better,” he said.

The former governor said he cannot pray or
advise someone who called him a thief and chased
him out of power.

He added that it is left for Nigerians to weight
this administration and see the difference so as
to let All Progressives Congress, APC, continue or
vote them out.

“I am from an opposition party, no matter how
much I love Buhari or his cabinet, I can’t enter
mosque and pray for him.

“People called us [PDP] thieves and voted APC.

“So, it is left for them to judge now.

“If Buhari is doing good, they know and let him
lead Nigeria forever, but if he is doing wrong, we
are always there to come and takeover in order to
do the right thing.”

https://dailytrust.com/why-i-cant-enter-mosque-to-pray-for-buhari-sule-lamido

In an extremely rare case in Nigeria, a woman has reportedly given birth to a baby girl five months after delivering a set of twins.

According to Enate Ogedegbe who officiated
the naming ceremony of the children on
Sunday, October 4, along with one pastor
Daniel Osierih, the woman was childless seven
years after her marriage.

My ‘Co-Laborer’ Pastor Daniel Osierih and I, had the Privilege to Minister and Officiate at this Naming ceremony ...

The Couple had been Childless for 7 years, then God gave them Twins (a boy and girl), Who are 4 years now.

They had another set of Twin girls in April 2020 (during the Lockdown), ....after which, the Mother started Experiencing Terrible Pains in her stomach, the Scans Revealed NOTHING. So she engaged a ‘Local Ijaw’ woman to massage her stomach several times a week.

After 3 months, the Ijaw Woman indicated she suspected there was still a baby in her womb, and asked her to go for Another Scan, which she did at the Island Maternity Lagos State.

That was how they discovered this THIRD baby Girl, that she Delivered Safely on the 18th of September, 2020.

(Her husband was abroad during the Lockdown and only returned last week).
Is there a Medical Explanation for this?
God is Faithful...!

#GodOfMiracles

Genesis 18:14(NLT)
Is Anything Too HARD for the LORD?
I will RETURN about this time next year, and Sarah will have a Son.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10157797436767898&id=735432897

Sanusi, a former governor of Central Bank of
Nigeria (CBN), was speaking at The Platform,
an annual conference organised by Covenant
Christian Centre in Lagos, on Thursday.

The virtual event hosted by Poju Oyemade, its
convener, was to commemorate the nation’s
60th independence anniversary.

Nigeria has witnessed series of ethnoreligious
crisis which has resulted in several ethnic groups
calling for a referendum.

When asked about ways to solve the crisis and
restore peace, Sanusi said Nigerians must
recognize that irrespective of political office,
every citizen must be good representatives of
their beliefs, religion and ethnic groups.

He said those who claim to represent the
interest of southerners and northerners due to
the political positions they occupy are more
concerned about their pockets than happenings
in the various areas they represent.

“Ethno-religious crisis is not so much from
Nigerians but the Nigerian elites. We have
identities in Nigeria but the construction of
opposing identities, the political process, is
basically the Nigerian elite competing among
itself for a share of the national cake,” he said.

“I don’t think that the people who say they are
fighting for Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba are really
interested. I mean when they get there at the
end of the day, it is about them and their
families.

“There is nobody out there that is really
representing north or south or east. They claim
to be if you look out there in the cabinet. In the
history of Nigeria, there has never been a
government that does not have people from
every part of the country.

“So the first thing to recognize is that we must
get away from the sense that holding political
office is what makes you representative of a
people.”

Sanusi also commended the federal government
for its decision to remove fuel subsidy.

He added that the reforms being adopted by the
government will yield positive results.

https://thecable.ng/sanusi-no-one-really-representing-north-south-or-east-everyone-is-fighting-for-themselves

President Muhammadu Buhari will address the
nation live on Thursday, as part of activities to
mark the 60th independence anniversary
celebration.

In a statement on Wednesday, Femi Adesina,
presidential spokesman, said the address will
hold at the Eagle’s Square, Abuja.

“As part of activities commemorating the 60th
Independence anniversary of the country,
President Muhammadu Buhari will address the
nation from the Eagle Square, Abuja, on Thursday,
October 1, 2020,” he said.

“The live address will commence after the
Anniversary Parade beginning at 10am which will
be covered by major television and radio stations
especially the network services of the Nigerian
Television Authority (NTA) and the Federal Radio
Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN).

“Please note that in view of the open-air live
address, the traditional early morning October 1
Presidential Broadcast will not feature on
Thursday.”

While Buhari has presented previous
Independence Day speeches via televised
broadcasts, this will be the first time since
becoming president in 2015 that he’ll address the
nation on October 1 outside closed doors.

https://www.thecable.ng/buhari-to-give-independence-day-address-live-from-eagle-square

Nigeria is 60! Although the north and south were
amalgamated in 1914, the colonial masters did
not hand over the running of the country to
Nigerians until October 1, 1960. Since then,
Nigerians have been marking Independence Day
yearly.


This year’s celebration is special — it is the 60th
year; it is the Diamond Jubilee.

Nigeria has had 15 chief executives in the form of
prime minister, head of state, president and head
of interim national government. Who among them,
in your opinion, deserves to be called the ‘best
president’ Nigeria has ever had?
Let us help you with a few facts on them (but do
your own research too!)



Nnamdi Azikiwe (1960-1966). He was first
governor-general and then president. Both roles
lacked executive powers in the parliamentary
system. Zik was regarded as Nigeria’s foremost
nationalist, but was accused of having a
foreknowledge of the 1966 failed coup.

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (1960 to 1966). He was
instrumental in the formation of the African Union
and was very vocal on the international scene. His
government was accused of rigging local
elections and using federal power to tame
opponents.



JTU Aguiyi-Ironsi (January-July 1966). First
military head of state. He brought the Nigerian
federation into a unitary system, like the military
command hierarchy. His government was born in
crisis after the failed coup and lasted only six
months.

Yakubu Gowon (1966 to 1975). He created 12
states but retained the military-command
structure. He enjoyed the first oil boom and built
infrastructure but also had to fight a civil war
from 1967 to 1970. He was accused of
mismanaging the oil boom.

Murtala Muhammed (1975 to 1976). He focused
on fighting corruption. He also took the decision
to move the federal capital to Abuja. Muhammed
supported liberation movements in Africa. He was
accused of destroying the civil service in his
attempt to restructure it.

Olusegun Obasanjo (1976 to 1979). He built
major infrastructure, including roads, ports and
refineries, and oversaw transition to civil rule. He
also preached a return to agriculture and less
dependence on oil revenue. He was accused of
human rights violations.


Shehu Shagari (1979 to 1983). He built housing
estates, launched Green Revolution to support
agriculture and conceived the Ajaokuta Steel
Company. His government was accused of
economic mismanagement and corruption and
was overthrown by the military.

Muhammadu Buhari (1983-1985). He waged a war
against corruption and indiscipline, jailed
politicians and enforced strict military rule. He
was accused of failing to address the economic
problems he inherited, as well as violating human
rights and stifling press freedom.

Ibrahim Babangida (1985 to 1993). He embarked
on major political and economic reforms that
formed the basis of present-day Nigeria:
privatisation, diversification and electoral system.
He was accused of encouraging corruption and
violating human rights. He annulled June 12 poll.


Ernest Shonekan was the head of the interim
national government (ING) from August-November
1993. He did not spend up to 100 days in office
before he was overthrown. His government was
generally seen as lacking legitimacy and weak.
There was no notable achievement.

Sani Abacha (1993-1998). He set up the PTF that
saw to major infrastructural development across
the country. He finalised the NLG project from
which Nigeria now earns billions of dollars yearly.
He was accused of massive corruption (“Abacha
Loot”) and state terrorism.

Abdulsalami Abubakar (1998 to 1999). His
government was shortlived but he organised a
transition to civil rule and released those detained
or jailed by Abacha for political reasons. Some
members of his government were accused of
corruption.


Olusegun Obasanjo (1999 to 2007). He launched
GSM service, reformed telecoms, pensions and
banking, privatised public entities, paid off
Nigeria’s foreign debts and left healthy savings.
But his government was accused of corruption
and political witch-hunt.

Umaru Musa Yar’Adua (2007 to 2010). He added
to the country’s savings, exposed “unspent”
budget funds scam, granted amnesty to Niger
Delta militants, and preached rule of law. He was
accused of reversing Obasanjo’s policies and
slowing down the country’s progress.

Goodluck Jonathan (2010 to 2015). He started/
completed projects in roads, aviation, railways and
power, did almajiri and girl-child education
initiatives, and reformed the justice system. His
government was accused of corruption and failing
to tackle insecurity.

Muhammadu Buhari (2015 till date). He has
completed or initiated major projects in roads,
railways, aviation and power, as well as
agriculture and extractive sectors. He has been
accused of nepotism, selective anti-graft war and
inability to tackle economic and security
problems.

So, who is your best leader so far?

https://www.thecable.ng/vote-who-is-nigerias-best-leader-since-1960

SmartProf:
That 2 naira per day channel must be NTA .

I tell u...

The Chief Executive Officer of Telecomm Satellite
TV (TStv), Bright Echefu has promised Nigerians
change as his organisation put things in place to
become the first to implement the pay-per-view
model in Nigeria.

This was disclosed by the Chief Executive Officer
while addressing newsmen 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.”

According to Echefu, 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.

Recall that the company had initially launched on
November 1, 2017 but encountered challenges
and could not provide services to customers.

It is now set for a relaunch in Oct. 1.

Share this news:

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

The federal government says it has developed a
test kit — SARS-COV-2 Isothermal Molecular
Assay (SIMA) — that enables rapid testing of
COVID-19 within 40 minutes.

Olorunnimbe Mamora, the minister of state for
health, who stated this on Tuesday at the
presidential task force (PTF) on COVID-19
briefing, said the kit was developed by the Nigeria
Institute of Medical Research (NIMR).

Mamora said the test kit produces results faster
than the Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain
Reaction (RT-PCR), which is currently the sole
source of testing in the country; the PCR test
takes several hours to produce results.

“It is the SARS-COV-2 Isothermal Molecular Assay
(SIMA) which can be performed by low skilled
personnel with minimum training. This test which
is ten times cheaper than the PCR can be
deployed for point-of-care detection and
surveillance,” he said.

Speaking on the need to improve the country’s
health sector in the event of future outbreaks,
Mamora said there are plans to ensure that all
states have at least one infectious disease centre.

“Our goal is to have at least one standard
infectious disease centre in every state. We shall
therefore work with states to establish purpose-
built treatment centres that will ensure we are
better prepared for infectious disease outbreaks
in the country,” he said.

The minister appealed to governors to speed up
testing in their respective states, adding that it is
only through testing and isolation that the curve
of the coronavirus can be flattened.

“I shall again renew my appeal to state
governments to continue to ensure that we step
up case findings, sample collection and testing. It
is only by testing that we can identify those with
the infection for isolation and treatment,” Mamora
said.

As of September 28, over 500,000 samples have
been tested for COVID-19 in Nigeria, with close to
60,000 persons confirmed to have contracted the
virus; however, close to 50,000 patients have
recovered.

https://thecable.ng/fg-weve-developed-covid-19-test-kit-that-produces-result-within-40-minutes

Righteousness89:
Vaccine Production For the Covid-19 is what is Top Pirioty now...
Like I have always Maintained!
Covid-19 is Real but the Motive behind it is Far Greater than what we see or think.
It's all about Control !

The Stage is Set!
The Cast is in Place!
The GLOBALIST say' Never Let a Crisis go to Waste'

Open your Spiritual and Physical Eyes so you don't fall a victim to the Capricies of the devil..

Be Watchful and Prayerful!
Be Watchful and Prayerful'
Be Watchful and Prayerful!!

I won't say more than these!!!

rubbish !!

Preshieben:
My Baby sis

okay.... she's cute.

your baby?

Immediate-past governor of Delta State, Emmanuel
Uduaghan, has dumped the All Progressives
Congress for the Peoples Democratic Party.

He switched sides at a ceremony on Monday at
Abigborodo, Warri North Local Government Area of
the state.

Addressing his supporters after receiving his PDP
membership card, Uduaghan said, "I am back to
join forces with other party greats to strengthen
our party, the largest party in Africa (PDP).

"Having tasted the other side, it feels refreshing to
be back home. Thank you all for receiving me
back. It feels like I never left."

hUduaghan had earlier defected from the PDP to
APC to contest his senatorial district election but
lost to James Manager of the PDP.

http://saharareporters.com/2020/09/28/ex-governor-delta-state-uduaghan-dumps-apc-returns-pdp?fbclid=IwAR21_q8krnaVuf5zzy8ClyWTqqgbF4Dv1mt8_KmuHN0MY91QW-Qm86oV0ms

too much makeup

wow

b

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A Nigerian woman has caused a stir recently after
going on her knees to accept her boyfriend's
surprise marriage proposal.

The woman identified as Adaeze Gift Okolie took
to Facebook Monday morning, September 21 to
share her story and the reason why she knelt to
accept her boyfriend's proposal.

She showered praises on her new fiance for
standing by her despite all the ''gossips and
discouragement.''


According to Adaeze, she knelt down to accept
his ring because she feels honoured that he
chose her, adding that he deserves the gesture
and more as "it's not easy after seeing plenty
vagina" he decided to follow hers.

Read her post below:

"I have finally made it to 'SEMI FINALS '
Hmm am still in shocked because I never believed
it

Chai am getting married to my best friend..

don't see me as a stupid person because I knelt
down to accept his ring..he deserves it..

After all the ups and down. After all the gossips
and discourages..he still stands by his
words..chai you're indeed a MAN
your type are rare.

You're my KING..that's why I knelt for you to
crown me your queen (So deep spiritually, I pray
others will learn)

You overlooked all my imperfections..and still
choose to be with me.. IF I NO ACCEPT YOUR
RING WETIN I GAIN.

I bless JUNE 24th 2018..the day I accepted your
friend request here on Facebook..

Facebook I thank you. .and I won't stop being
grateful.

Infact let me end the story here for the next party.

It's not easy..after seeing plenty VAGINA you
decides to follow mine..

I won't let you down..my loyalty goes to you and I
will worship you as my LORD.

Congrats to me
May all the singlars become plural before ending
of this year isee.

(May you see ur own happiness )

My dear you that is reading this and smiling..YOU
ARE NEXT.

IT MUST END IN PRAISE.

I thank my Chi and those who helped him to give
me this memorable suprise..May God shock una
with goodnews..I swear I didn't expect it. May
happiness never depart from us ISEE.


See more photos

https://www.tori.ng/news/154698/if-i-no-accept-your-ring-wetin-i-gain-nigerian-wom.html

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Since Obaseki’s victory at the poll, quite a number
of Nigerians have taken to social media platforms
to share extremely amusing memes to mock
Oshiomhole, Tinubu and Ize-Iyamu.

Below are some of the meme:

https://thecable.ng/nigerians-on-twitter-react-to-outcome-of-edo-poll-with-hilarious-memes