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Does people suffering depression out on weight?I am not understanding..

Girl you suppose wire belle first,una dey kneel down..Mumu.

President Muhammadu Buhari says the cyberspace is now being used for election manipulation, subversion of the democratic rights of citizens, as well as propagation of violence among the populace.

The President said this while delivering a keynote speech at the 2019 Annual Investment Meeting (AIM) in Dubai.

He said a level of regulation was required in order to protect the misuse of cyberspace and preserve the integrity of the digital economy, noting that Nigeria is taking the lead in cyber policing in West Africa due to its collaborations with regional and global partners.

Buhari restated the need for collective efforts by the public and private sector to deal with these threats to cyberspace.

He said: ”Today, we have a cyber-world that is intangible but real. This borderless world is powerful, and it impacts the lives of billions of people, no matter how remote their physical locations are.

“People work in it. People socialise in it. And people invest in it. This presents enormous opportunities. But it also remains a constant threat if left unregulated.

“On the one hand, it has made the human race more productive and more efficient. Today, we have digital banking, virtual currencies and many social platforms that connect people and cultures. On the other hand, we have seen platforms hijacked and manipulated as evidenced by the steady rise in fake news and cybercrimes.

“More recently, we are also witnessing the use of the cyberspace to manipulate elections, subvert the democratic rights of citizens as well as propagate violence.

“In effect, the digital world has become the new frontier for both good and evil. Therefore, the challenge for world leaders must be to ensure that this space is inclusive, accessible and safe,”

“In Nigeria, our mobile phone penetration exceeds eighty per cent. This means the majority of Nigeria’s 190 million citizens are fully connected to this new digital world, especially our youth.

“Sixty-five per cent or 170 million Nigerians are under the age of 25 years. These bright minds are the drivers of this emerging digital sector. Today, Nigeria has close to 90 technology hubs and every day, new ones are coming up and they are all developing solutions for Nigerian, and indeed global problems.

“Already, these young entrepreneurs have attracted investments of over $100million dollars, a sizeable amount from overseas, including Silicon Valley. As many of you from this region are aware, Nigerian start-ups always have a very impressive outing at the Gulf Information Technology Exhibition (GITEX). Many have won prizes.

“When we came in 2015, we immediately agreed that any future economic growth must be inclusive. As the Nigerian youth population is fully digitalised, it is clear that the idea of having an inclusive economy cannot be achieved without digital inclusion.”

http://saharareporters.com/2019/04/09/buhari-laments-use-cyberspace-manipulate-elections?fbclid=IwAR1tdP3C6l-E2EXrlAsv-PhFOp6LZslc8913dMcnuFy-tao0sCdqvrmuRO8

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Doctor,how can I get a sexy female doctor that will be playing with daddddy..thats all what I want..A freaking doctor and a doctor alone!

twinskenny:
When it come to this thing, size of building varies... I have seen a three bedroom bungalow that’s bigger than some 4bedroom bungalow... using Mr A building to judge yours might not be accurate

Fact!

Amazonboss:
Lolzzzz I like this especially the last paragraph explicit and informative as well as interesting. She hates teaching jobs too. Any alternative to where she may do her PPA?

Thanks alot.

You welcome..However have got no idea of where else she can do her PPA apart from teaching as I dont know her area of discipline..However there are lots and lots of places where this individual can do her PPA..

tempex88:
How much on the average should be charged as plastering workmanship for a 4 bedroom bungalow? My guy wants 430k as plastering workmanship alone.

Also I will appreciate if anyone can recommend

430K for workmanship?that's pretty high naa..too bad..Mine was 200K for workmanship for a 3bedroom.either 190 or 200K cant remember now..Please find another bricklayer o

SaucyBenks:
Have missionary with a plus sized lady n you'll know how in there feels... Ooh feels like current ran through my body right now


Ogbono! if you know, you know...

If you know you know my brother..I dont like Lepa at all..I mean all the pussy go be bone..You got to have some meat..Ass,nice asss..not too big but got some ass baby

cc veekid.

Thats the real Nigga there...

kay29000:
Wow! I didn't know that. But I sure believe it.

Yes bro it is..Anything food you gonna get it there..I saw where the OP even showed the picture of the Babaloja..The Alhaji go be one stupid multi millionaire with choice properties all around..

kay29000:
Nice. True, there is nothing you are looking for in Bodija that you won't find. This is where I buy herbs real cheap...Turmeric, Ginger, and Garlic...fresh. And Atta Gingu (dry pepper) is really cheap here...N100 Atta gingu can last you for one month.

Because it is the largest food market in Nigeria

Amazonboss:
Great job I must say. I've always loved ibadan but never visited have friends there. Please for someone in the camp at iseyin what LGA in oyo state can she serve and enjoy it's environs with relatively cheap commodities. I think I love this bodija, what LGA is it located? So she can try to work her service to this town. Thanks

she needs to come to Ibadan after camp as Ibadan is the Capital city and a upper middle class city.A mixture of the rich and the poor though..Iseyin isnt in Ibadan,but one of the towns that make up Oyo state.The NYSC camp was however sited there..Bodija market is situated in Ibadan North local government area of Oyo state and just a stone throw to the University of Ibadan

She can however make her transfer to any part of Ibadan but she should try Ibadan South West..That is the sodom and gomorah of Oyo state.. ..

Ibadan is the place to be!

Iamgrey5:
Op didn't take the pictures of the cow section.

They have moved to Moniya on a large expanse of land..

hisexcellency34:
Sanwo-Olu will do one term and hand over to MC Oluomo

Na so.

kay29000:
lol! Abi o. But I dey see many ajebutter for that market o.

Yes naa..From the highbrow environments just a stone throw..both the New and Old Bodija..Ibadan is the place to be my brother

BelovedN:
Nice pictures. You really captured the life of the market. Good job OP.
I don't like going there though. The market is always rowdy.

Ajebota sighted..You must be an OBO..

Yesterday,I was wondering if it were to be Buhari is the head of Boeing..My guy for look for someone to blame ni o..He will never ever accept responsibility..Olofo Eda

omolola15:
happney65 come and see your formal school. Na every time dem Dey fight. Awon oniranu.

Them be weeere naa..Awon oloriburuku olofo..

Ayo Oluseye, a relative of one of the patients admitted at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State, has described the hospital as a breeding home for mosquitoes.

Oluseye said bad maintenance of the hospital has turned it into a home of malaria, with hospital patients now at risk of being infected with parasite.

Speaking with SaharaReporters, Oluseye said he took his father for treatment at the hospital but was surprised to be greeted by mosquitoes on arrival.

“I took my father for treatment at University College Hospital and I realised that everywhere is full of mosquitoes: inside the wards where sick people are admitted, staff offices as well as administrative blocks."

He described the hospital vicinity as unsafe, and lamented that the hospital management was not doing anything on it.

“It is annoying when you come to take care of your sick people and they are going home with another ailment. Even the person that brought the sick patient will be going home with malaria," Oluseye said.

“I was infuriated because the management of UCH is doing nothing about it. This situation is bad for the image of the hospital.”

He said patients and their relatives had resort to using mosquito nets to keep themselves safe.

“Patients who can afford it are buying mosquitoe nets to prevent their relatives from malaria. I had to tell my brother to get mosquito net for my father.”

Oluseye urged the management of UCH to immediately fumigate the hospital to make it safe from mosquitoes.

He also tasked the Minister of Health, Isaac Adewole to “pay a private visit to the hospital to see for himself what people are going through".

“The management of the hospital needs to do something about it," he said. "They can fumigate it to kill the mosquitoes or send them away, just to make the hospital environment safe from mosquitoes.”

When contacted, Mr. Toye Akinrinola, Head of Information Department of UCH, claimed that the presence of mosquitoes in the hospital should not be a matter to report as there are bound to be mosquitoes in an open space.

“If you are in an open space, won’t there be mosquito there,"? he said.

"What is the crime in that there are mosquitoes in UCH? If you get to the airport or market, won’t you find mosquito there?”

He continued: “You want me to say there are no mosquitoes there or if there are, what should I do about it?

“It’s like telling me when it's raining, it's falling in this place; it will not rain in another place.”

According to World Health Organization 2018 World malaria report, five countries accounted for nearly half of all malaria cases worldwide: Nigeria (25%), Democratic Republic of the Congo (11%), Mozambique (5%), India (4%) and Uganda (4%).

Also, the 10 highest burden countries in Africa reported increases in cases of malaria in 2017 compared with 2016. Of these, Nigeria, Madagascar and the Democratic Republic of the Congo had the highest estimated increases, all greater than half a million cases.

http://saharareporters.com/2019/04/02/patient-cries-out-uch-home-mosquitoes-hospital-spokesman-asks-how-crime?fbclid=IwAR152FaNHfeTc9zCJHe33_eE2veHop5nvvcbHToT4oTJM9wgsNzsdDudaj0

seunoj:
I need the contact of any1 who sells quality roofing nail and other materials.
Pls drop here if u have a reliable person or market I can go to. Lagos preferably

I think money121 should do

I can see one ass for there..Hope una fucckk for there sha?