What's last price (including delivery)?
Location: Lagos.

Is either he has been keeping too many relationships and cannot see himself been married to just one or he missed his calling of being a Reverend father.

Why not be specific?

Lonely sex starved single ladies should apply. How can you be in late 30s, yet looking for 40s. Age may be just a number, but with hips means, you have interior motive.

Over to you ladies.

Not sounding sectional or sentimental, but here is the case of another Ibo woman. May GOD help all these bad women from all tribes.

@ Check screenshot above. Its my evidence.
U. S. E. 3013250471 First Bank

Attached is evidence of what I once posted as a private school teacher. You can imagine my condition now.

If I find favor thanks in advance.

Davinath:
Please am tired of subscriptions, any information on free to air decoder.

You are not the only one ooo. Is there anyone with latest Free To Air information. Come and sell yourself please or do I say market yourself.

selingel:
BREAKING: ASUU Tells FG Not To Reopen Schools Till End Of Pandemic.

By Wondrous Nnaemeka on June 18, 2020
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has advised the federal government to keep schools shut pending when the covid-19 pandemic was over.

ASUU tweeted about this on Thursday.

ASUU President, Abiodun Ogunyemi, advised “federal government not to reopen schools until the pandemic is over.

The Covid-19 Presidential Task Force had equally maintained that it was not safe to reopen schools.

The PTF had also urged schools to ensure safety measures against covid-19 were put in place before schools reopen.

ASUU and FG are still at loggerheads over alleged failure of government to meet the terms of earlier agreements.

This led the union to call an indefinite industrial strike action.

Source: Thewhistler.ng

NB - Source not reliable.

Saudi Arabians should send some of their highly enlightened men to MURIC, BOKO HARAM members and thousands of Imams in Nigeria, to educate them on how civilization is not enemy of religion. All these installed at the front of their mosques are products of technology made manifest through Western Education.

Franzinni:
The human mind is a strange place ...

One happened of recent on a TATA Bus on it's way to Ikorodu, Lagos. The man kept poking the woman from behind. The woman kept enduring because the bus was jam-packed. Upon alighting, exposed the man and told him to make his ways right.

sweetsell:
You mean a Nigeria riddled with corruption n each n every politician with no exception of any Peter Obi Buhari Atiku Tinubu inclusive m others. A foreigner came into our corrupted society n beat us at corruption again ?!

When most of your people comment on NL, you write as if your are lunatics or simply your brain just get switched off. How is it possibly for corrupt Nigeria politicians to sell out our own at the detriment of SA ?! How?

When TSTV is ready it know what to do. The other 9ja cable that was able to show Premiership matches was already winning customers until it failed to show that again n died a natural death.

I sure hope you are not expecting DSTV to reduce their bid so Nigeria Cable company can takeover their biz. So pls comment with brain next time.

Is this not too hard?

Jokerman:


Lol... 1900 - 2400 is slight increment??

N500 is not a slight increment. Why are many filling stations not selling petrol for N123.50k, since it's a slight deduction?

LadySarah:


Youd Weep for Nigeria if you knew what happened.

Please share as I searched everywhere for their decoder. Even their office at GRA, I learnt was sealed. Either by them or agency. I can't confirm that. But what really happened? You can code and not mention names. Sad!

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Impregnable101:
Dumb government. This is what they should have done long ago


News with no 'sauce'.......hmmmmmm

Oga, it's in Vanguard Newspaper today. I am trying to copy the link.

Presidency may approve local herbs to battle COVID-19 — Health Minister
ON May 6, 2020 7:43 AM / IN
Coronavirus Updates / BY Nwafor
Ehanire.

Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, yesterday told the House of Representatives that President Muhammadu Buhari’s government was open to the possibility of using local herbs to fight COVID-19 pandemic, but insisted that the Nigeria Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development must first certify any such remedy.

Ehanire, who disclosed when the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 briefed members of the House of Representatives, also said it was wrong for hospitals to turn back patients as a result of fear of the virus.

He said the government was not ruling out the possibility of using local herbs for the treatment of the disease, adding that what the government was saying was that those who claimed to have found cure should subject it to test by the Nigeria Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development.

He said local herbs could be categorised into drugs that could cure the virus or those that could reduce the symptoms, and noted that the body must be able to build the required antibodies to neutralise the virus.
Ehanire said: “Before now, it was said that Chloroquine can destroy the virus but tests are still going on in that regard.

‘’We have to test the efficacy of local drugs to see if it can kill the virus and also to find out that if in the profess of killing the virus, it can affect the body. So, the Institute will carry out the required test on the local drugs.”

He warned that doing so may result in another round of national health emergency.
The Minister also said many people infested with the virus might not display any symptom and innocently be infesting others with it, noting this explained the need for self-isolation and staying at home.

He said those without symptom werecapable of transferring the virus to others with less immunity and that this was dangerous.

According to him, the solution is to keep everybody in isolation.
While describing the situation in Kano as sad, the minister said the Federal Government was currently participating in various research to find a solution to the pandemic.

He, however, dismissed claims that the mysterious deaths in Kano was caused by COVID-19, adding that the PTF was still waiting for the result of tests carried out in the state and was, therefore, not in a position to attribute the cause of death in the state to the pandemic.

He said the statement attributed to the PTF team leader in Kano was completely false, adding that the PTF would be able to make a comprehensive statement on the Kano situation once the test results were out.

He also dismissed fears that relaxing the lockdown might lead to increase cases of the pandemic as experienced in other country, stressing that the only way to have reduced figure of COVID-19 was for people to strictly observe all measures put in place.

He said the PTF was in talks with the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria and some state governments on the possibility of producing protective gear locally, adding that as a result of global demand, protective equipment were currently scarce in the global market.

The Minister lamented that some Nigerians were running away from isolation centres, while others have refused to report themselves for isolation.

Vanguard

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Hmmmm...

DStv, GOtv hike price as MultiChoice implements 7.5% VAT
ON May 6, 2020 7:30 AM / IN
Business / BY Oboh.

Pay television service provider, MultiChoice Nigeria, said it would commence the implementation of the new Value Added Tax, VAT, rate, which may lead to a hike in the prices of its DStv and GOtv packages, Vanguard has learned.

The new VAT regime, which came into effect on February 1, raised the rate of VAT from five percent to 7.5 percent on goods and services.

Since coming into effect four months ago, MultiChoice has absorbed the 2.5 percent hike on behalf of its subscribers, an action that has kept that VAT rate at the pre-February rate of five percent.

Sources told Vanguard that there is no way the pay television giants can continue to pay the difference between the old and the new rates for much longer, as this has impacted very negatively on its finances.

The source said: “Pay television service is not exempted from VAT and I want to believe that MultiChoice is the only company still charging the old VAT rate on its products and services. It is important to note that VAT is not part of the turnover of companies, which they, in fact, collect on behalf of the Federal Government and remit same on a particular date.”

The source added that MultiChoice may have waited for four months to effect the new rate, in the hope that, as widely speculated, the Federal Government might revert to the old rate before the end of the first quarter of the year.

“There were speculations that the Federal Government would return to the old rate, but recent pronouncements by government officials that there would be no return to the old rate may have forced the company into a decision despite the best of intentions,” the source noted.

Another source told Vanguard that the pay-television company is also planning to phase out some of its legacy packages on DStv and GOtv platforms and replace them with new ones to create capacity for new content additions and give them distinct Nigerian identities.

Vanguard

EastGold:
Lagos is working.
Sanwo—Olu is working
Ganduje is ___________?

... stealing

1. Primary and secondary schools are not affected, as some are through with their exams. Others will resume with exams and run 3rd term from the week after. The difference is that, there will be no summer school and the long holiday replaced with perhaps, 2 or 3 weeks holiday, before a new session commences.

2. For higher institutions, what difference does it make? They were on strike already. In fact, world's compulsory holiday met them on strike. What baffles me now is that, what is the contributions of science lab scientists in Nigeria? Where are all the microbiologists in Nigeria? They and their students are on strike. Coronavirus should have been a veritable opportunity to practically teach these students. Shame on FG for destroying out educational system. This is because their students are not schooling here.

3. For the dropouts. They wished to be dropouts. This can only happen in the north. Check out all higher institutions in the south,; you will be surprised at the way people are hussling to attend part time schools. Same at primary and secondary levels.

The husband said he does not have up to N5,000 in his account. I want to say congrats. He is qualified for FG urban cash transfer . Rubbish! The woman should be jailed.

Please help if you can. I do not want her to use it against us tomorrow. She is human you know.

Good day,

I have 3 mouths to feed,
Where I manage, I was given N10,000 to feed four of us (including myself). That's a month ago. How have we been coping? I won't lie to you, our landlady has been feedng us thereafter. Some people may know me here, do I care? These kids deserve more that what this nation is making them pass through now.

Whatever you may have, no matter how little it is, it will be appreciated. Thank you.

U.S. Emmanuel.
3013250471
First Bank Plc.

"Son of David, have mercy on me". He was rewarded. Don't ignore me, please.

Aza me too please:
U. S. Emmanuel.
3013250471
First Bank.

Imagine how I cope without a dime for 3 weeks now and feeding four mouths. But for God, the rest would have been gory details. Nothing is too small.

Good day,
I have 3 mouths to feed,
Where I manage, I was given N10,000 to feed four of us (including myself). That's a month ago. How have we been coping? I won't lie to you, our landlady has been feeling us thereafter. That's the much I can say. Some people may know me here.

AsomArchitectNG:
While Presidents of other nations have become emergency Chief medical directors of their health sectors,Ours have become the missing patient!

Is he truly out of the country?

Where will lies lead us?

*COVID-19: Enugu Monarch urges FG to consult native doctors, soothsayers for solution
ON MARCH 27, 2020 2:08 PM / IN
NEWS*

By Chinenyeh Ozor
The traditional ruler of Owerri autonomous community in Nsukka Local Government Area, Enugu State HRH Igwe Emeka Ugwu has called on governments at all levels to consult native doctors, soothsayers, herbal medicine dealers to seek a solution and total cure for the Coronavirus pandemic.

Igwe Ugwu made the call in Nsukka while responding to journalists on the ongoing public enlightenment campaign over the prevention of the Coronavirus pandemic in the Nsukka council area and its environs.

The revered traditional ruler noted that most native doctors, soothsayers, traditional herbal medicine dealers among others were for ages known for solutions to strange diseases, lamenting that government reluctance to engage a traditional approach to research for permanent cure of the pandemic disease is highly regrettable.

“Government at all levels should not watch people suffer and die without exploring all possible means for the cure to the Coronavirus pandemic.
“While government wait and hope on scientists for the solution to nip spread of the pandemic virus in the bud, native doctors, soothsayers, and traditional herbal medicine dealers have to consult for the solution. Nigeria survived HIV/AIDS, Lassa fever, Ebola among others and still survive Coronavirus pandemic” he said.
“Some native doctors have supernatural gifts and potentials in curing strange diseases, therefore the government should engage them to embark on spiritual warfare to curb the menace because it’s a matter of life and death.

“The disease is not an ordinary one hence the need to involve all and sundry in the quest for the solution to the cure pandemic virus,” he said.
The traditional ruler also urged members of the public not to panic over the Coronavirus, stressing that nature will arrest the disease against them.

“Nature will not allow this virus to harm any of my subjects because it is not our disease. Our land will protect us against it.”

He, however, urged the community to comply with all government directives on safety and preventive measures pointing out that they should also observe and maintain a high level of personal hygiene.

The Royal father applauded the efforts made by the Enugu state government so far to curtail the spread of the virus by banning burials, weddings, social activities among others to checkmate spread of the pandemic virus in the state.

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