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He went further to give his followers a piece of advice that they should not engage in sexual activities in an economy or business class except it’s a first class for their own privacy.See advice! |
Money makes things happen! |
Stories like this make me weak. |
shekauvsbuhari:Hahhahaah! Almost all the time. The world is now a crazy place, my friend. |
gasparpisciotta:Lol! |
The church is registered and the certificate we got was from the ministry of Interior.Then, it is valid. |
That is a photo he took on the 17th day of April. |
They collect hundreds of billions and do projects that are not even up to one billion. Heartless leaders! One abandoned project by NDDC has turned many landlords, in my friend's area, to tenants. You may not know how much it hurts, until it affects you or someone close to you. For those with sperm/erectile challenges search for Mr Flex Herbal Tea for Men.
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Selfish politicians everywhere ! |
He added that the MDCAN had given his members’ full approval to shut down hospitals in Kogi and Cross River states and won’t hesitate to escalate the actions should the current situation persist.It is still the poor people who will suffer it. |
We don’t care if the northerners rule for another four or eight years, we just want to return to power and we will do the needful.Hmmmmm! |
He also said the government did not promise to keep the pump price of petrol permanently low.What do we even enjoy from government? |
Ah! Money dey this country oooo! The acting Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Kemebradikumo Pondei, has admitted that the commission spent N1.5 billion for staff as ‘COVID-19 relief funds’. |
At his soul rest in peace! |
It was said that while he claimed that the commission had recovered N980 billion worth of assets, what is in the account is less than N100 billion.I am disappointed in Magu. |
Billionaire Philanthropist and Antarctica explorer Prince Ned Nwoko, who has passion for giving back to the society today met with the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, in his office with his technical partner where he made his intention known to support the efforts of the Nigerian Police force in protecting life and properties with free installation of CCTV cameras in Abuja.Hope they extend it to other parts, after Abuja. The government can continue from there. |
The Federal Executive Council, on Wednesday, approved contracts worth the sum of N109.187bn for roads and hostel renovation in four states. The Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, told State House reporters, that his ministry presented two memoranda to the council.We hope they use the money, for the purpose it was approved! |
Good news! |
There are worries about air, water and soil contaminations due to oil spills and discharge of toxic waste, which have given rise to concerns that if residents start suffering the health effects, they might be mistaken for COVID-19 symptoms.In a sane country, the concerned authorities would have swung into action. |
The hunter is now the hunted! |
God bless her! |
May God give humanity wisdom to handle this virus. |
However some online users has condemn her act while some commend her for being bold. What do you think ?Being bold to dance naked on the road? |
MejiLoyon:Thanks for adding your voice! |
helinues:Even my grandfather in the village is aware. |
...a controller with the Nigerian Correctional Service, Mr. Ahmed Abu, said he feels safe at the airport. “We had to be here at least three hours before the scheduled time of the flight. We underwent strenuous protective measures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 during the check-in processes.Good! |
Despite the cases of coronavirus being on a rise across Africa, in some countries people don’t believe the pandemic is real. Fake news and mistrust in the government mean a lot of Nigeria's population thinks the pandemic is a hoax. |
Despite the cases of coronavirus being on a rise across Africa, in some countries people don’t believe the pandemic is real. Fake news and mistrust in the government mean a lot of Nigeria's population thinks the pandemic is a hoax but the hospitals in the capital Lagos tell a different story. |
northvietnam:Hmmmmmm! |
As usual , the government will pretend and tell you, they are not aware. |
Just today! In the afternoon we got the news of a man who kill his wife. Now, this evening , the news of a woman who killed her husband. |
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