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emerged01:
Payback is near. You may later see reason your dad was trying to guard you but then it maybe too late. If you are old enough,you need to be under your roof to do what you feel like doing.

Stop this useless emotional blackmail there is nothing like payback for leaving a church. Besides most of these pastors left their parents church so unless this payback is starting from the parents forget it... She is leaving church not christ.

Namdeenero:
Some people pay for a seat for their pets, just have a good talk with the driver so tryst whenever the bus stops he can help you check on the pup

Ok thank u

Namdeenero:
You can use God is Good or Chisco.. There fares are okay

Thanks..
What about keeping it on the road for so long. Are there no health concerns

Namdeenero:
Adult or puppy? From Owerri to where?

4months old puppy... To abuja

Namdeenero:
3 down. Still available

Good day I would be grateful if you can give me direction on any pet courier service within owerri I want to transport my dog for a long distance but I am scared for its health considering how long it will stay on the road.

Rigel95:
is it your body?

isi it your song?

is it your salvation?

if the answer to the above questions is no, then ....

Bi.tch mind your business!

S.T.F.U


That will be all for now

BiafraIShere:
In your criticism also try to acknowledge the areas he tried. I have two kid brothers schooling at IMSU, and they don't pay school school fees. I don't support Rochas and some of the things he did in Imo state were done in bad faith, and obviously, any person he endorses for the governorship election be it Uche Nwosu or anyone is primed for epic failure. The same way Imolites stayed awake during run-off election between Ohakim and him to ensure that Ohakim never comes back is the same they will fight him or whoever he supports now.

They pay 20k every session and what's free about that.. Free education means u don't pay a dime... I wasn't criticizing him cause there are more than enough mouth to do that I was just stating up facts

sekxyqueen:
the only thing I benefited from okoroawusa is the free education....

You didn't pay ancillary fees?

Chiedu4Trump:
How the snake fit enter jamb office, swallow 36 million and escape?


Jackass in evolution, who created the first things that started evolution?

Big bang needs 2 things to start, matter & energy..

Who created them, who brought them together?

Law of conservation of energy

talk2percy:
Chai, so na true say this girl nah beauty and no brain? DJ Xclusive no get surname buh he's broken barriers, buh u, even with ur down power and ur papa money na from social media I dey take know say u be even a DJ. So shut the fok up!

He used his dad money not influence to blow but she, she used both influence and money yet even than sowing machine called singer done blow pass her

ironlady94:
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A saying goes like this “employees work just enough not to get fired and employers pay just enough so workers don’t quit.” Any employee in Nigeria knows that statement is true.

The situation of the Nigerian labour market is worrisome. Many people have been dismayed by the recent developments and have quickly searched for greener pastures abroad. This is why there have been complaints of brain drain. Let’s do a quick appraisal of the facts from researches conducted by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics and other relevant bodies regarding this subject.

A glance at facts
Note: All links to sources of data are embedded in the blog post.

According to the latest numbers released by the NBS in December, 2017, the current employment in Nigeria stands at 18 million. This figure also includes those who are underemployed. A check at the unemployment (and underemployment rate) shows that the figure has been worsening every quarter for the last 2 years.

While our population is estimated to be 180 million people (or more), our labour force is actually lower. Very low that it’s not up to half of that figure. The exact number of the Nigeria’s working population (employed and unemployed) is 69 million.

Juxtaposing these two facts side by side invariably means that 1 in every 4 Nigerians is either unemployed or underemployed. Perhaps, this explains why the crime rate in the country is so high and why many youths either loiter the cyberspace or sit together in groups from morning till night in some neighbourhoods. The hard truth is, jobs are limited in Nigeria and the available ones are not all good enough for employees.

Nigerian minimum wage in comparison with other countries around the world

While the Nigerian minimum wage remains transfixed at N19, 800, every other thing has increased. The current wage bill was approved when inflation was at single digit and has since not reflected the rise in the inflation rate to double digit. Here’s a list of 10 minimum wage rates across the world.

1. Nigeria - $35 - (N18, 000)
2. Algeria - $135 - (N83, 000)
3. Belgium – $1, 738 - (N810, 000)
4. Cameroun – 36, 270CFA - (38,000)
5. Chad - $120 - (N60,000)
6. Denmark - $1, 820 - (N900, 000)
7. Libya – $430 - (N190, 000)
8. Cote Di’voire – 36, 607CFA
9. Spain - $760 - (N300,000)
10. Luxemburg - $2,500 - (1.1m)

The above was a comparison carried out in the first quarter of 2017. Evidently, many African countries have higher minimum wage than Nigeria.

A look at one more report

A research report was carried out last year by Lagos-based online platform, Stutern, to determine how much Nigerian graduates earn. After its research, Stutern released surprising (or not too surprising) statistics about the salary distribution of employed graduates. The research made use of data available from 2010-2016. Here’s the statistics they published.

1. 25 percent of employed graduates earn less than N20, 000 monthly.
2. 52 percent of employed graduates earn N20,000 to N50, 000 monthly
3. 15 percent of employed graduates earn N50,000 to N100,000 monthly
4. 6 percent of employed graduates earn N100, 000 to N150, 000 monthly.
5. And only about 2 percent earn above N150, 000.

Would the whole salary structure change in Nigeria soon?

This is one question that many people would wish to answer with a “yes.” However, it may not be so any time soon as the pattern in the statistics released by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics (NBS) have indicated.

How then can you increase your monthly income?

The above presentation of facts was necessary so you can wake up (if you have been sleeping) to the current reality on ground.
While there’s no guarantee that there would be rapid increment in how much you take home monthly, you actually have the power to increase your income. Quite a number of Nigerians have discovered this fact and have come to terms with it. Rather than sit and lament and wish something could change, they took a different approach to earning by working online.

Working online is a tested and trusted way of earning income online. It can serve as an alternative source of income or even your main source of income (if you want it to and work towards it.) You can still work online even if you have your regular job.

While a lot of people have been confused about how to begin, the two reliable ways in which Nigerians have been earning through working on Fiverr and through Affiliate marketing.

Here’s a quick explanation of the two opportunities and how you can profit from them.

More: http://www.nigeriaonlinebusiness.com/2018/02/unsatisfied-with-your-income-heres-how.html

What kind of jobs do people do online

The more you are compared with an animal the cheaper your brain

U mean tstv

Oblongata:
i see a re-alignment here, 2019 will bring many betrayal

If it doesn't happen this year then its too late

ipobarecriminals:
maybe he is Ekuke in disguise/unhappy

He isn't look at the nails they are dark... I think it is scared

Eveezy:
First thing, to avoid people making u feel bad in d future, Ur dog looks likely to be a Gsd/rott mix. So don't be too forward to call it a rott in d future.
As for Ur dog nt wanting to walk on leash, it is most likely dt Ur pup is a shy or weak nerved dog ND isn't used to leash. For such dogs u ve to be patient wit Dem, u can start by chaining d dog, let it get used to walking on its own while d chain is on its neck, ND den gradually hold d chain, take a piece of meat or anitin d dog likes ND walk fat from it while holding d chain, ND call d pup to come to u, do dis continously, wen it comes, give it a meat, repeat, ND occasionally dnt give d dog d meat, wen it comes, walk further ND call again, ND finally hold d piece of meat close to d pup ND walk without giving it, d pup will follow without realising it's on chain, continue ND in no time d pup will get use to it.
It may take a wk or two depending on d pup

Thanks it is a German Shepherd and rottweiler cross

Hey guys I recently got Rottweiler ...its 4months old but refuses to walk on leash always keeps to itself and hardly eats what can I do train it.

Its not my first dog but my first dog was easier to train and I tried the same stuff with this one but its frustrating


Heres the picture

9jaown:
Those illiterate miscreants that voted Bubu, eg.. shoe makers, suya sellers, iron condem, sugar cane sellers, mai shayei. That know nothing about the current economic situation.!!! Why you behaving like them. Guess the only difference between you and them is internet connection.

But the truth is south easterners do not even have tvc

carinmom:
Hmm me too ce wonder ooo, I've been wondering for sometime now how on earth is it possible for all the criminals down south to stop all their criminal activities, and then every crime in the south now is being committed by herdsmen? How is that possible ehn?

It maybe true and it may not but the most important thingis that you guys are watchful and careful. GIGM were quick to rebuff this news cause its bad business for them

sarrki:
Shettima the bad guy

By tomorrow morning

You will here shettima 2019

I don't like buhari... But I have to agree with you on this

Golden retriever

yanabasee:
I am never a fan of Buhari but I will never tolerate any statement devoid of compunction and insensitivity from any past leaders that has contributed immensely to our present formation....

IBB and OBJ should retire completely from posting a junky statements that they feel will be buyable from reasonable Nigerians as they never, during their regime affected changes in our interpersonal environments as a country.


As an oil producing state, we are still a developing country... No refinery, no inventions, poor education system, poor economy system, venomous leaders from the inception...


They should just cover their faces with shame!! But NO, the idiotic youths still fancy them!!!

Their silence would mean they are in support of buhari but the fact the speak against him is the least they can do considering the fact that they are still regarded as statesmen

mikedimeji:
Can u look at ur Dad and tell him he’s a fool? That’s if u even have one. That u don’t agree with someone’s thought on an issue doesn’t give u the right to call them names. These are the same set of arrogant youths that want to rule the country,so sad..

Due to the respect I have for his age and the fact that the Bible is against calling people fools I won't call him one... But he deserves to because he thinks us to be fools quotes bible passages and and incite people against the govt when his position is threatened but keeps silent when the masses are suffering in the name of prayer so we do the dirty work for him.

When he talks only one verse of the bible comes to mind...be not unequally yoked with unbelievers.

How dare APC decide for Nigerians, they can't even do their task they are taking on a task not meant for them. Well since this country has been reduced to a joke we can as well laugh at this mischievous attempts by this nepotic bigots to fool us.Never Again

ghiloman28:
OK THEN ... THAT MAKE SENSE TO ME

But he didn't say drink it

ositadima1:
Cylinder holds gas in it under pressure, so much that the gas is liquified, this pressure forces the gas through when you turn on your gas appliance.

Now, when you use most of the gas, there is less pressure, maybe close to atmospheric. The only way you can make use of the gas left is to heat up the cylinder, more heat more pressure. But, I don't advice you to do this sha.

Kinetic theory of gases comes to mind
Are u a chemist?

D
Who is NNPC?

maasoap:
He treated you better, don't even go there.
And again, if he had treated you badly, you chosed to stay with him. What has that got to do with other regions who had had enough? It is you guys who had never liked Buhari from day one that are still crying up and down the internet.
Buhari is million times better than Jonathan.

Jonathan thought by serving the north he would get a second term so he neglected the South and he paid dearly for it but I won't indulge in the childish argument of whom he treated better or worse. But one thing am sure of is if you think northerners love anyone but themselves they will surprise you over and over again as they have done before

hopefulLandlord:
I have a feeling a huge amount of cash has moved from Suleiman's hands to Otobo's and this charade was put up as closure to the whole brouhaha; This is best for all parties concerned

1. Otobo comes out of this richer, good business

2. Suleiman loses some money but would gain even more following from this as he's "vindicated" which in turn leads to more income so the money he paid Otobo might be insignificant on the long run; good business

3. The sheeples trust their pastor more and raise their tithe to 30% like Suleiman reportedly raised his to (who does he tithe to? well..... cough cough)

4. Pastor haters would be disappointed

5. (some) Atheists simply ask the question, why couldn't Holy Spirit reveal the truth of the matter to the congregation? to all Christians? cuz many Christians were of the opinion Suleiman is guilty while many were of the opinion that he's innocent and all of them claim to have Holy spirit that reveals "Truth" to them

And now my own question why don't you leave Christianity alone and face your atheism after all Christianity isn't the only religion... I guess you need xtianity to give you relevance

Bla bla bla we say no to southern cattle colony instead let them use the money to irrigate the north and grow grasses there. They have enough land mass but want to bite out of the little we have

byemx06:
Nigerian can never be satisfy with any administration be it ATIKU,GEJ.......... no body will islamize Nigeria and pls ve a thorough thinking bfor posting nxt time.
I wonder how u come up with that assertion, yu Christian always feel insecure,


post share to me on WhatsApp, i never even bother to react abt it bcus we all one despite religion different,tribe,culture

PRESS STATEMENT BY THE SECRETARY-GENERAL, JNI, SHAYKH DR. KHALID ABUBAKAR ALIYU AS REJOINDER TO REV. DR. MUSA ASAKE’S VITUPERATIONS ON BEHALF OF CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (CAN), TODAY 21ST JANUARY, 2018, AT THE JNI CONFERENCE HALL, KAWO-KADUNA, NIGERIA

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Press, Assalamu Alaykum…

It is very astonishing and utterly un-chivalrous that religious bodies such as CAN always drags the name of religion in the mud for clandestine motives. Religion is expected to teach us truth and sincerity, not lies and treachery. However, we are compelled to think that the views and statements expressed by Rev. Asake, CAN's scribe are more of his misguided opinions and his cohorts, not necessarily the true reflection of Nigerian Christians, because there are a good number of Christians among them.

Thus, the press conference addressed by Rev. Dr. Musa Asake, General Secretary of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on the 16th of January, 2018, is mendacious, provocative, full of blatant lies and misinformation, disinformation, as well as seditious to the State. Nevertheless, JNI will not refute all the allegations he raised against the federal government and its agencies, as we would not be holding brief for the government. Our concern however is about the series of lies he heaped on Islam and Muslims in his unfortunate press briefing.

Suffice to highlight some of these lies as follows:

1.    The ‘herdsmen’ debacle: it must be understood that this is a coinage mischievously invented by CAN over time and its biased errand boys among media practitioners to stereotype an ethnic group so as to achieve a pre-planned agenda. Moreover, why not call a spade by its name? And why is the whole herdsmen issue heightened now i.e. 2018? Simply CAN is unnecessarily overheating the polity because 2019 is around the corner. Our take is that CAN should better go and register as a political party and contest election if they want to test their popularity! We, nonetheless, make bold to say that CAN is deliberately covering up by using the ‘herdsmen’ debacle as a franchise to perpetrate evil as witnessed in the ‘Boko Haram’ tale. As cases of Christians dressed in Muslims’ garb to bomb churches is still fresh in our memories. The infamous Lydia Yusuf of Bauchi State, the Miya Barkatai would-be Christian bombers also in Bauchi State, as well as the foiled bombing of the Radio House in Abuja, after which the then Minister of Information and Marylyn Ogar, then SSS Spokesperson, changed the storyline are still fresh in our memories. In the same light, some Christian leaders' promote hate speeches, such as 'If you see a fulani man kill him' by Pastor Suleman and 'crush them, kill them' by Pastor Oyedepo. The repercussion o such speeches could be better imagined! In addition, Bishop Kukah's hate speech against Muslims in Nigeria is legendary, as hardly would opportunity avail itself for him to talk without smearing Islam and Muslims in Nigeria. Recently, he said 'at the slightest excitement Hausa or Fulani man can kill you and get away with it'.

2.    Seeing that they have gotten away with those crimes, CAN has now devised a new approach of destabilizing Nigeria in order to achieve their agenda. If not so, would one explain Rev. Asake's silence about the New Years' eve killings in Rivers State, but mentioned that of Kwara State and other places? Selective amnesia indeed! Is CAN not supposedly representing all Christians? If not so, why forget to mention the gruesome attack in Rivers? Is it because no Muslim is involved, and therefore it's not a crime?

3.   Talking about the killings in Benue State, why did Asake remain mute on the arming of thousands of ethnic militia by the Benue State government(as reported by some sections of the media), an act which is seen as a prelude to the most unfortunate spate of horrendous experiences in the state.

4.   Why did Asake refused to include brutal killings of hundreds of people and the destruction of properties in Zamfara State, Birnin Gwari area of Kaduna State and some parts of Katsina State? Does that mean that these places are not part of Nigeria or the people killed in these places are inferior to the ones mentioned by Asake? Does it mean CAN is always asleep when Muslims are killed?

5.    The CAN scribe’s claim that ‘the clannish mentality of the Fulani places every other ethnic nationality in Nigeria as colonial subject or Dhimmi (second class citizen), irrespective of religion or culture’ is indeed the peak of his stark socio-historic illiteracy despite his PhD. He should better go and learn what, where, when and how the philosophy of an Islamic State operates, as well as who a Dhimmi is. It should be noted that before the ascendency to power of President Muhammadu Buhari (PMB), countless number of lives particularly Muslims were massacred in North East, North West, in fact all over the country the gory story of killings went unabated. For instance in 2012 over 50 Muslims were murdered in Dogon Dawa in Birnin Gwari local government areas, during early morning prayers, while in October 2014 over 103 Muslims butchered in Faskari and Sabuwa local government areas of Katsina State. These in addition to the daily bloodletting of Muslims in Zamfara State. Similarly, sometime in August, 2017, over 90 innocent, defenceless and armless Fulani women and children were massacred by the rampaging Adara Christian Militia (ACM) in Kajuru local government; likewise 13 innocent souls were killed in Rugar Alhaji Malam, burnt and buried at Unguwan Aku, and 10 were killed and mutilated beyond recognition at Malam Yelwa in Aguba all in Kaduna State.

6.    Asake's reference to the spate of killings in many parts of Northern Nigeria as 'Jihad' exposes his stark socio-historic illiteracy and his height of enmity against the Muslims and Islam. Can we then safely say the killings in Zamfara, Katsina, Birnin Gwari, Mambila, Adamawa, Borno, Yobe, as well as the cannibalization of Muslims in Plateau and such other places entrench Christianity? Must Rev. Asake bring Christianity so low as to appear mundane and unintelligent?

7.    Also in the said press briefing, Rev. Asake danced naked in the market square when he ignorantly supported Trump's declaration of Jerusalem as the capital city of Israel. Asake has clearly told Nigerians that his loyalty is to Trump, and not to the Government and President of Nigeria. It is thus very perplexing to note that CAN and the likes of Asake are operating at cross-purposes with the entire Christendom, such as the Vatican and the hundreds of Christians around the globe, who were unequivocal in their respective condemnation of Trump’s Zinonist tendencies. This is pure treachery and crass undermining of national interest. We are indeed not surprised because sometimes in July 2012 the American Senate Committee on Human Rights gave audience to then CAN President Ayo Oritsejafor, where he made a lot of unprintable statements over there against the Muslims and Islam in Nigeria. On the issue at hand, is Israel a Christian State? Do Christians have freedom to freely practice their religion in Israel? In this blind hatred for Islam and Muslims, the Reverend shot himself in the foot by aiding with the Jews of Isreal against persecuted Christians in the Occupied Territories of Palestine. This lack of knowledge of diplomacy in this matter is not new for the records. Nigerians could recall with nostalgia that in 2014, a President was reported absent while an important UN sitting was ongoing.

To put the record straight, JNI condemns killings of innocent souls wherever they happen and whoever is involved. JNI also condemns the generalization of criminals as representatives of the whole, thus leading to unjust stereotyping and name-calling. We condemn all criminals, whoever they are and wherever they come from. A criminal should be treated as a criminal regardless of his/her ethnicity and/or religious affiliation.

Therefore, CAN should desist from making provocative statements in the midst of serious crises bedeviling the nation. Although we are not oblivious of the fact that CAN since the era of Ayo Oritsejafor had a glaring pathological hatred for Muslims and Islam in Nigeria, the matter is now gathering more momentum and urgency and becoming a manifest and brazen threat to government. We are not surprised because the present CAN leadership is an offshoot of Oritsejafor whose aircraft was found in South Africa purportedly for arms deals and till date nothing is been heard of it!

CAN and other Christian leaders such as Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah, Pastors Oyedepo, Suleiman and recently El Buba should not take the Nigerian Muslims' patience for foolishness, as their hate speeches are becoming really provocative and outlandish. Hypothetically, as a religious body, they are expected to be part of the solution rather than the problem they have now become.

The Muslims know that the 'Nigeria is secular' sloganeering is mere mendacity seeing that the Government and its policies are more tilted towards Christianity and Christians signs and practices. So CAN should free us from the hypocritical secularity claim. The leadership of CAN always tend to cry more than the bereaved (in most cases the bereaved are the Muslims) in Nigeria. But we boldly assert that our strength is with Allah, the Most High, as there is the World beyond this mundane one.

OUR PRAYERS

Government's silence over the Numan massacre which was reportedly spearheaded by the Bechama Christian Militia (BCM) against Fulani Muslim settlements in Shafaran, Shawal, Gumara, Kikam and Kadamti villages all of Adamawa State, on Monday 20thNovember, 2017, is condemnable and perpetrators must be brought to book. The attack was said to have left more than 87 women and children dead on the spot and their animals, farms and settlements destroyed. Sadly, the media were either completely silent or, where they did report, they deliberately misreported the facts. Where in the world can this gruesome murder be perpetrated without catching the attention of the conscious? Likewise, the Mubi suicide attack which was well coordinated and carried out on Tuesday 21st November, 2017 during Salatus-Subh(early Morning Prayer) at the Mosque, by a teenage bomber killing not less than 50 people on the spot with scores injured. Equally, villages such as Kunturi, from Girei, Borrong and Luru from Demsa, Kotumso from Numan local government areas of Adamawa State were all affected of the ethnic cleansing agenda. Why was government seemingly unconcerned? Is it because Muslims were the victims?

2.  The June, 2017 Mambilla massacre in Taraba State is another horrific narrative for the Muslims, were over 800 people were annihilated, yet nothing is seen done by the government. Despite the glaring correspondence between Yusufu N. Akirikwen, the State Attorney General and the State Commissioner of Police dated 8/09/2017, to release all suspects within their custody. Therefore, we call on all concerned to make sure that justice is seen done.

3.  Similarly, security agencies as well as Benue state government should be prevailed upon to produce well known rampaging militia kingpins such as Ghana and/or Tashaku, and many others who have been accused of killing hundreds of Tiv people and other innocent citizens in Benue state. The security agencies should also carry out necessary investigation on the sources of arms of the so called Livestock guards in Benue state, who had engaged in intimidation, extortion, forceful confiscation of cows and extra-judicial killings of innocent lives from November, 2017 to date. Government should note that Tashaku, the Benue Vigilante Group's head is an escapee Boko Haram member as averred by Ahmed Salkida. Therefore, there is the urgent need for introspection of promoters of crises in Nigeria. 

4.  Government should be seen to be proactive on these security matters. The re-occurrence of security upheavals (kidnappings, armed robberies, rising bombs/attack of Boko Haram insurgents and ethnic violence here and there) in Nigeria is alarming, and there is urgent need for redress. Citizens are becoming more and more agitated.

5.  Government should take the bull by the horn by prosecuting promoters of hate speech in Nigeria, if not one day it will become a norm that cannot be challenged. And one of the chief mongers of the hate speech is CAN, as represented by Rev. Asake.

6.  Government should act fast before we are consumed by their induced conflagrations.

Finally, while we continue to express our sincere condolences to all the victims of these unfortunate killings, we are calling on both the politicians and non-governmental organisations to be even handed in finding a lasting solution to these repeated, senseless, retrtable killings. We also expect the Nigerian Governments at all levels, the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and other stakeholders who recently visited Benue State to undertake similar visitations to areas where Fulani Muslims were killed and maimed, such as Adamawa, Kaduna and Taraba States respectively.

Shaykh Khalid Aliyu Abubakar, PhD

Secretary-General, JNI


you dnt just react to any post.........scrutinize tru d post thoroughly and be fair to your judgment and not to be bias

enjoy the rest of your day

deomelllo:
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Same silly and redundant rubbish.

Now I know you're a troll and not really a buhari supporter

doyinbaby:
the Yoruba loved and accepted Jonathan....but how did Jonathan treat the Yoruba

How did he treat the igbos ... But the Igbo's remained loyal that was the difference