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Hello... Power has been restored exactly 7:04pm, at Ijede Road, Ikorodu, Lagos. |
Hardtalk:It has just been restored, exactly 23:05 pm 29/12/2025. |
Good day all. Let us education ourselves here with power restoration in our location. Has light been restored in your area? Please tell us your location and time. For me, l am currently at Ijede Road, Ikorodu, Lagos State. NO LIGHT OOOO TILL NOW. Thank you. |
Joeboypondeck:He will not be sacked. Rather, he will be praised to GOD'S glory. We are winners. |
specialmati:....lol....legion of touts. |
August 1 Protests: NASS Cuts Short Recess, Holds Emergency Session Wednesday The National Assembly has recalled its members from annual recess and will hold an emergency plenary session on Wednesday to discuss issues of national importance. LEADERSHIP gathered from credible sources privy to the development that the decision was not unconnected to the planned August 1 nationwide protests against hardship in the country. Recall that both Senate and the House of Representatives had last week Tuesday adjourned plenary till September 17, 2024 for lawmakers to observe their annual vacation. The emergency plenary was disclosed in a notice by the Clerk of the Senate, Francis Akubueze, sent to Senators, saying the plenary will hold by noon on Wednesday. The memo reads: “The President of the Senate, His Excellency, Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio, GCON, has directed that an emergency plenary sitting of the Senate be convened. “Distinguished Senators are requested to make all necessary arrangements to attend as issues of national importance will be discussed. https://leadership.ng/august-1-protests-nass-cuts-short-recess-holds-emergency-session-wednesday/ |
*Protest: Go And Interface With Your People, APC Tells Political Office-holders In South-West.* Against the backdrop of the impending August 1 nationwide protests against hardship in the country, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has directed political officeholders from the South-West zone to return to their various bases and interface with their people on efforts being made by President Bola Tinubu to reform the nation’s economy. The APC South-West Zonaal Executive Committee, in an emergency meeting held in Akure, the Ondo State capital, warned against turning South-West into the theatre of violent protests. In a communique signed by the national vice chairman/zonal chairman, Southwest APC, Hon. Isaac Kekemeke, and zonal secretary Hon. Vincent Bewaji, a copy which was made available to LEADERSHIP on Monday, the party pleaded with Nigerians to “bear these temporary hardships and pains with patience and equanimity.” While assuring that, in no time, the pains would give way to meaningful livelihood for all Nigerians, the party called on leaders of the South-West including traditional rulers, leaders of opposition parties, elite, trade union leaders, market women, students, and religious leaders to stand up and protect all socio-economic interests of the zone. Pointedly, the ruling party condemned the call for change of a democratically-elected government outside of election and other legally provided procedures, describing the move as “unconstitutional, illegal, undemocratic, and provocative.” According to APC, “Election losers, their supporters, and sympathizers must learn to wait for the next round of elections.” https://leadership.ng/protest-go-and-interface-with-your-people-apc-tells-political-office-holders-in-south-west/#google_vignette |
Do you buy scrap flat screen monitor? |
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PJtech:Nairaland message |
So, even the rich also cry. Na wah ooooo. I remember when this man was apostle of married and singles. Hardly a campuse existed that he didn't visit. He showcased his marriage as the best, even as his wife was five years older. My advice is that, no perfect marriage anywhere. Let us all make our marriages work. Even marriage counsellors are not angels. They too need help. |
Hello. Are you still buying bad laptops? Or is there anyone here that still buy such? |
JABAIDO:Subjects or periods? Clarify please. |
The end of this bad regime is near! Someday, Nigerians will wake up to the greatest surprise of all times, if this government continues like this. |
Melancholy:Thanks jare! |
To those those that are taking panadol for my headache, sorry! l am living in my house in the heart of Lagos, with my beautiful family and just acquired another land near Ogun State for commercial purposes. E shock you? But for security reasons, l would have posted snapshots of these claims. To have these in Lagos, you will know one is working hard. Go equal the record to start with. This is what happens when you find yourself chatting with kids. As l always say, it is well. |
I cannot be bent or bullied, but l always move on when l see excessive war of words and cheap lies, just to win argument. |
@ Melancholy: Nice update. Keep ithem coming whether you hear from me or not. l want to take the back seat and see as this GAME will end. |
tplayer:My crime now is asking for updates and calling TELPECON a game. lt is well. |
Kingdemu:... lol. Phew! l rest my case on you. Same issue you had with the other person and l can see he or she has moved on. |
tplayer:Oga, l relax reading this every evening after my GOD-blessed day's work. Whatever l call it, l guess l am entitled to it. Until l see the end, it remains a game! Some will smile, some will cry. Even the cheap crime you call it, someone will win and the other will lose. Game on! |
Melancholy:Thanks jare. Atleast, I have what to tell my guys tonight. As far I am concern, game on for believers of TELPECON. As for me, l want to see how it will end. As l always say, it's only a jobless man that is waiting for manna from heaven. |
Melancholy, what is the latest news? |
Good update. Meanwhile, waiting for details from the meeting. Tommorow is another day. Remember us. |
