₦airaland Forum

adecz:
Another wicked Ebira man from Adavi LG
sited❗️❗️

adecz:
Kogi is the Boko haram Headquarters
in the middle belt with the Ebira zone
being the command center❗️❗️


Ebira people and wickedness na like
amala & ewedu, always moving together❗️☹️
☹️


When Yahaya Bello used open violence,
with active support of our armed forces
to secure a Second tenure, people were
clapping for the so-called "white lion"❗️❗️☠️


He has now turned on his own monarch.

Confirm4real:

Robertgreene1:
GB WhatsApp na U be JJC?

siofra:
Never seen a more ironic moniker

Honchoslim16:
Damn dawg
Don't mistake Ritual and Scam!

They might have been dealing in rituals without telling you!

Or

They are using soap to bath without you knowing!....... Bathing soap isn't bad though!

Faber:
School no be for everyone, enter street Learn skill and hustle hard.

Speaker of the House of Representatives Femi Gbajabiamila last night said that in a matter of days the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU will call off the 7-month-old strike that had kept the citadel of learning under lock and keys.

Rising from a meeting with the ASUU leadership led by its President, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke called at the instance of the lawmakers, the speaker said that the deal had been sealed.

It will be recalled that the leadership of the House led by Gbajabiamila had in the last 4 weeks held 4 different meetings with the academic body to resolve the lingering, knotty issues with the government.

Last week, the Speaker led a delegation of lawmakers to the Presidential Villa where he met with President Muhammadu Buhari to submit the report of the meeting with ASUU.

Gbajabiamila said President Muhammadu Buhari would make a declaration on the “No Work No Pay” issue, which is a significant area of contention, on Tuesday, October 11.

He said that both the government and ASUU had agreed to shift grounds on their respective positions in overall interests of the students and the country at large.

The meeting witnessed a closed-door session.

He said, “This is a recap to seal the deal on what has been a long fought, long hard road for everybody both for ASUU, the students and the government. As you would recall, some weeks ago the House got involved in this crisis and we had long, tough, intense meetings with ASUU. We had meetings with those on the government side and we are happy to report that as the result of the consultation and intervention of the House, very significant progress has been made and we are more or less at the of the road. Save for dotting some “I”s and crossing some “T”s.

“We agreed with ASUU and the government on certain things which we took to Mr President. I have visited the president twice. The first time we made our recommendations with the government shifting some and ASUU shifting some. We spoke with Mr President. There was one sticking issue which was the issue of no work no pay. And the President did ask that he would suggest the recommendations and would have one more meeting which we did on Friday after the budget.

“That meeting was even better than the first one we had with him, and Mr President had agreed to settle things. I am not going to talk about that now, and he would disclose whatever it is tomorrow, Tuesday which is tomorrow. On that one remaining issue.

“But beyond that, the other several issues have been taken care of. We were able to make sure that what ASUU was asking for in terms of revitalization, and salary, that there has been significant improvement, and revitalization has been provided for in the budget. We made sure of that. The salary structure has been looked at and there has been improved as well, and we made sure of that. As you heard Mr President say during his budget presentation. He appealed to ASUU to go back to class and that N470 billion total has been included in the budget.

“The issue of UTAS which was another important issue both ASUU and the office of the Accountant General and the government have agreed that they will work together and the peculiarities of UTAS that are required for the payment platform IPPIS, they would sit down together and the chairman Committee on Tertiary Education would also be part of that tripartite sit-down arrangement to include all those things that are required by ASUU in the IPPIS platform.

“I believe we have covered ground, covered most of the thorny issues and it is basically, what we have agreed with ASUU is basically to put everything on paper and sign off I believe if we had met yesterday and the papers had been drawn up, ASUU, I am sure would have called off the strike today. But we only just met behind closed doors now and so we have to draw up the agreement as I have stated to you, and hopefully in the next couple of days, of course, ASUU has to get back to its bases as well, once that is agreed, I am very hopeful and very excited about the possibility or probability the strike would be called of in a manner of days.

“I want to thank the union for having come this far and having reported at every moment that we have called them. Even though today’s meeting was called just today and at such short notice, you were here and we met in my office and I believe we have concluded positively. We did this for the sake of our students and children and I hope it would be a thing of the past. I thank you very much, ASUU. I also thank Nigerians for their patience, and the students, having endured these many months. But I believe that this has hopefully come to an end in a matter of days.”

On his own part, the ASUU president, Professor Emma Osodeke said that between now and tomorrow, members of the body will sign various documents to perfect the agreements

He said there was “light at the end of the tunnel”.

He said, “We have met briefly in the Speaker’s office and looked at all the issues. He has briefed us. We have taken note of what they have covered. As you know, in my union, we operate bottom-up. We don’t take decisions on their behalf without having their consent. We have agreed that between now and tomorrow, we are going to get some documents signed that we can take to our members. We will do that as quickly as possible in the interest of all of us, Nigerians and the students so that this thing can be resolved as quickly as possible.

“From what we have seen today, for the first time since this our action started, we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel, because this is the first time we are having such a thing. We hope this time around there will not be any attempt by anybody or any group to create something that will also make us run into anything again. We do hope that this will be the final in the interest of our children.

“Our struggle – thank God the National Assembly is joining us – is for the educational system in Nigeria. We want to have a university in Nigeria where we should be earning money from students all over the world and paying in hard currency as we are paying (overseas) so that our system will grow. That is why we are in this struggle. We want to have a university where the remuneration is enough to attract lecturers from all over the world, just as our people are going outside.

“As we speak today, we are having problems but we have not noticed it. We are creating so many universities but there are no qualified people to teach in those universities because the good ones are leaving. We just put people there, which is not good enough. We must create the environment. We are the Giant of Africa and we must act as the Giant of Africa. We should have people coming in – in droves – not people leaving. That is why we are here

“I want to sincerely thank you for this resilience, your intervention. Please, let all of our work together and let us put a beautiful end to this thing we have started so that every Nigerian will be proud that we have universities we can be proud of. We thank you. We also extend our appreciation to the President for intervening. We do hope that this is the last one.

“I want to appeal that in future, we should not allow strikes to linger. A strike should not go beyond two days. If the way the National Assembly has intervened if we had done that long ago, from the beginning, to be allowed to do that all along, or if those in charge of Labour and Education had done exactly this, we would not be where we are today. We would not have stayed more than two or three weeks in this strike”, Osodeke said.

ManofgodJnr3:
Ronaldo looks so lively on the right wing.. his strength dribbling with the left foot and power strike finish with the right foot.. pls keep him on right not center or right side.. Casmeiro is doing good going forward need more support on the right for Anthony and Dalot, maybe Bruno focuses there
Casemiro needs to be cool and calm...
Let him play like the champion he is...
I hope martial doesn't go for a long time..
Create a chances for this guy Cristiano Ronaldo I swear he is the most dangerous man in this earth
No Haaland no Messi no Mbappé no one ��
Casemiro and Dalot really need to improve their passing , Shaw has been great , Martinez commanding ,we Need from Rashford Bruno and Eriksen. C'mon boys let's win this and develop momentum.
Watching Ronaldo score made me feel like crying, he has really hungered for goals. ���
(My hero)
I love you � Cr7

Destruction of the company’s assets wounded staff from gunshots, and violation of the fundamental human rights of staff and commuters are some of the fallouts from the invasion of the Dangote Cement Plc by ‘Kogi Govt Vigilantes or Government Hunters’, according to a statement by Dangote Group.’

“Over 500 Government Vigilantes invaded the Dangote Cement Plant located at Obajana on Wednesday and forcefully shut down its operations”, the statement said.

“Cement trucks were also burnt, and many others were vandalized, as they forcefully hijacked Dangote buses and vans.

“Market and business activities have been brought to a standstill since the attack was launched.

“No fewer than 27 Dangote staff are currently in bad condition after they were shot at by the invaders.

“The control rooms were forcefully shut down and equipment whose monetary value has not been computed was vandalized. Communication cords were also severed to bring production to an abrupt halt.

“The marauding invaders also blocked the roads, distorted vehicular movement, and restrict the movement of people all around Obajana.


“Since the criminal attack, our vehicles carrying diesel have been attacked along Anyigba road.

“The victims of the government-sanctioned invasion are currently admitted to the emergency section of the Kogi State Specialist Hospital in Lokoja”.

Twenty-four persons lost their lives as flood and windstorm affected no fewer than 18,245 people in Katsina state, according to the State Emergency Management Agency
(SEMA).

The spokesperson of the agency, Mr Umar
Muhammad, disclosed this to the News
Agency of Nigeria in Katsina on Friday.
Muhammad said that the disasters were
recorded in all 34 Local Government Areas
(LGAs) of the state during the 2022 rainy
season.

He said that several other persons sustained
various degrees of injury as a result of the
natural disasters.

The agency’s spokesperson also said that 16,
625 houses were damaged d by the disasters.

According to him, 1, 620 farmlands were
also submerged in Kafur, Danja and Ingawa
LGAs.

He said that properties and farm produce
estimated to cost millions of naira were
destroyed as a result of the disasters.

Mohammed said that the agency had already
assessed the affected houses and farmlands
in order to assist the victims.

He added that the state government would
soon start distribution of relief assistance to
the victims.

The spokesperson said that the National
Emergency Management Agency (NEMA),
would also soon distribute relief materials to
the affected persons.

An Akure Chief Magistrates’ Court, weekend, ordered the remand of 18-year-old Tope Momoh, for allegedly strangling his 52-year-old mother, Stella Momoh to death.

Police Prosecutor, Nelson Akintimehin, said
that the defendant was arraigned for
murder.

According to Akintimehin, the defendant
committed the offence at midnight on
September 6, 2022, at Ikakumi Akoko, in
Ondo state.

He informed the court that Tope strangled
his mother to death in the middle of the
night for calling him a bastard. He said the defendant confessed he was responsible for his mother’s death two weeks after she had been buried.

The Prosecutor said that the cause of the
death of the victim was not immediately
known when she died until her son
confessed to being the perpetrator.

“Tope, in his confession, said he was forced to tell his relatives that he strangled his mother to death when she woke him up at midnight, raining curses on him and calling him a bastard repeatedly.”

The prosecutor said the offence contravenes
Section 319(1)of the Criminal Code, Cap 37,
Vol. II Law of Ondo State, 2006.

The defendant pleaded with the court that: “I did not have rest of mind since my mother has been buried. So, I was forced to confess that I strangled her to death. So, I want the court to show me mercy.”

However, the prosecutor, urged the court to
remand the defendant in a custodial centre,
pending the outcome of advice from the
Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

The defendant’s plea was not taken as Chief
Magistrate Musa Al-Yunnus ordered his
remand at the Olokuta Correctional Centre.
Al-Yunnus, therefore, adjourned the case till
October 20, 2022, for a ruling.

Abfinest007:
you're a fool for u to think I mentioned Igbo, I must be an Igbo man,only trying to correct her typo

Abfinest007:
U don't have to mention his tribe .abort it if d pregnancy is still in d early stage

jeromestarks:
Avoid this kinda situation; marry a virgin.

wis3:
lazy Nigerian youth

Hopeba:
the moderators can help him do that.. seems uncle is not good with the use english language.

Ehinjuola:
That one has been cure by astimine or wetin dem dey call ham

Hopeba:
you dey masturbate?

Ehinjuola:
Na d English b d solution abi?

Kwontinu

Hopeba:
Try dey masturbate ur face go clear,,ask most ladies they would tell u

Gabreil2121:
I’m just ashamed I have a very small dick my girl doesn’t mourn when we have sex unlike my girl that has a very big dick and when he is having sex there will always be tears and mourns, shoutings from the girl he is having sex with…

Ehinjuola:
Hello NLders.....

I have this issue I'm dealing with which seems its taking ages now.

There are this stubborn black spots in my face which refuse to go after using different antibacterial creams yet the spot are still much visible whereas I'm fair in complexion, I will have to wait till dark before I go out.

Help, its really killing me slowly as well as demoralize me. Even my confidence is no more there as I typed this.

In between I'm facial oily person.