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Why don't they (PDP) provide the evidence of corruption now?
I don't think PDP is worthy of being Opposition to APC.
Why wait till 2019 or am I the only one thinking otherwise?

Rexnegro:
Have You ever Thought of the gut without The immunity he's enjoying? well all The gimmicks he's showing is an obvious attempts to deceive people That it's Because he plays opposition that's why pmb comes for him after the immunity expires next year.

Buhari is even diplomatic..... Do this to OBJ and See your allocation seized.

One post 3 news.... Nawa for this OP self

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MrBrownJay1:
midnight sex?! so she is checking her watch before sex, or what does she means?!

How will u know what she mean? When u re rushing to make FTC as if its your birth right.....

This OP self...... It would have been better if u write this your essay in SHORTHAND to save our precious time.

The return of President Muhammadu
Buhari to Nigeria from the United Kingdom
on Saturday caused celebration at the Aso
Villa Chapel on Sunday.
Worshippers, during the Sunday Service,
expressed their joy in songs and dance.
They sang various songs in Hausa, Igbo and
Yoruba languages to give glory to God for
healing the President.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who had
acted on behalf of the President for 103
days when Buhari was in the UK on medical
ground, was among the worshippers.
The Aso Villa Chapel’s Administrator, Rev
Isaac Ambi, who presided over the service,
said the church was happy that the
President had a safe return.
He said “We want to rejoice with our father,
Acting President Yemi Osinbajo, for the safe
return of our President and our father,
Muhammadu Buhari. And we also want to
thank God on how He has used you in
piloting the affairs of Nigeria while the
president was away,”
Prof Durosinmi Etti, urged the worshipers to
celebrate the Lord for what He has done in
the President’s life.
He then sang the popular song: “What shall
we say unto the Lord, All we have to say is
thank you Lord..,” to rejoice with the
President.
Prayers of thanksgiving were also offered in
the three major languages by the
immediate-past Chairman of the Federal
Civil Service Commission (FCSC), Deaconess
Juan Ayo; Reverend Ambi and Mr King
Opuru.
A special ministration with the title: “All
Things are Working for My Good” was also
rendered by the choir to honour the Lord
for spearing President Buhari’s life.
In his sermon entitled: “What is New for a
Christian,” the church Administrator, Rev
Ambi, urged everyone who has accepted
Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour to continue
to live according to the dictate of Christ.
He cited John 15:1-11 and Psalm 23 in the
Holy Bible.
He said “A Christian life is a matter of
relationship; knowing the rules and the
regulation. So what is your relationship with
the Lord Jesus Christ?
“We are supposed to have a kind of
relationship that draws our strength from
Jesus Christ,” he said.
He said that the new things a Christian has
include a new position, a new possession, a
new product and new focus.
“As soon as we receive Christ, we will
experience the great exchange according
to 2 Corinthians 32. So you have a new
position because Jesus has taken the centre
stage in your life and that is why a Christian
must not engage in shady deals. 2
Corinthians 5:17 says if any man is in
Christ, he is a new creature,” he said.
Conspicuous absent during the service were
the Wife of the Acting President, Mrs
Dolapo Osinbajo; the Chaplain of the Aso
Villa Chapel, Pastor Seyi Malomo and his
wife.

Source: thenationonlineng.net/thanksgiving-for-buhari-in-aso-villa-chapel/

Which tailor mend that face?

Flatinho......

Government today has not been enough
to get the union to suspend the
industrial action it started on Monday.
It, however, paved the way for further talks and both parties are expected to return to the negotiating table next week.
Minister of Labour and Employment Chris
Ngige and his counterpart at the Federal
Ministry of Education Adamu Adamu met
with the leadership of ASUU in the Federal
Capital Territory Abuja with the aim of
resolving the issues that led to the strike.
In declaring the strike, ASUU had accused
the Federal Government of failing to
honour agreements it reached with the
union in 2009.
On Wednesday, the Education Minister
admitted that the government failed to
honour some of the agreements made. He
was, however, hopeful that an agreement
would be reached when both sides meet.
It was gathered that at today’s meeting, the Federal Government made an offer to
ASUU and the union is expected to review
the offer with its members.
After the meeting, both the Labour
Minister and the union leaders were,
however, reluctant to give details about the talks.
But the ASUU leadership said it would
come back for another meeting next week
after discussing the new offers with its
members.
More to follow…

Source: https://www.channelstv.com/2017/08/17/ASUU-continues-strike-meeting-fg/

I will go on 2 weeks strike if nairaland will not be giving me MB allowance...... Corper funny oooooo

IffaCatchYouEhn:
I like this guy


He depicted the gay character so well


Chewing gum freak

U guys know una self.

The leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) met with the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige in Abuja on August 15. According to NAN, the meeting held at the Minister’s Conference Room, Ministry of Labour in Abuja. At the end of the meeting they had taken significant steps toward the resolution of the issues raised by ASUU. Mr Samuel Olowookere, the Deputy Director, Press, Ministry of Labour, said that during the meeting they agreed on the forensic audit of the sum of N30 billion earlier given to the ASUU in 2010. Also they further agreed on monthly remittances to ASUU, while the audit is in progress. Senator Ngige also assured members of ASUU and Nigerians that government is already at work to resolve all outstanding issues in line with the present administration’s commitment to prevent disruption of academic calendar in universities. News earlier reported that the lecturers decided to go on strike after an extensive deliberation at its meeting held at the University of Abuja from Friday, August 11. Consequently, the union directed all members against going to teach or involving themselves in any academic activity.
Source: 47vibez.com.ng/ASUU-fg-reach-agreement-meeting/

The leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) met with the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige in Abuja on August 15. According to NAN, the meeting held at the Minister’s Conference Room, Ministry of Labour in Abuja. At the end of the meeting they had taken significant steps toward the resolution of the issues raised by ASUU. Mr Samuel Olowookere, the Deputy Director, Press, Ministry of Labour, said that during the meeting they agreed on the forensic audit of the sum of N30 billion earlier given to the ASUU in 2010. Also they further agreed on monthly remittances to ASUU, while the audit is in progress. Senator Ngige also assured members of ASUU and Nigerians that government is already at work to resolve all outstanding issues in line with the present administration’s commitment to prevent disruption of academic calendar in universities. News earlier reported that the lecturers decided to go on strike after an extensive deliberation at its meeting held at the University of Abuja from Friday, August 11. Consequently, the union directed all members against going to teach or involving themselves in any academic activity.
Source: 47vibez.com.ng/ASUU-fg-reach-agreement-meeting/

Tolexander:
I thought people don't fall sick in Holly Land because everything there is pure and good!

Your mumu is so high to the extent that nobody can reach it.

Blue3k:
You guys realise many states have had Independent power projects for many years right?

Except Lagos that I know of.

THE Federal Government has given State governments autonomy to produce own power so as to ensure improved power supply in the country.

It said this is because nothing in the Electricity Power Sector Reforms Act EPSRA deter States from doing such.

Speaking at the 18th monthly power sector operators meeting on Monday at the Kumbotso transmission station, Kano State, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola said interested States must obtain the necessary permit and licenses from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) depending on the areas it wants to invest in.

His words; “Let me also make this point clear today, I have heard statements made that State governments should be allowed to produce their own power.

“The truth is that there is nothing in the Electricity Power Sector Reforms Act that stops any state from doing so, so the only thing they must do is to get NERC’s permit and licenses depending on whatever categorisation of investment they want to do whether it is distribution or generation.

“So, let me be clear about that, I will support any state that wants to get involved in generating and also distributing power under its own arrangement.”

The Minister also disclosed that unlike in 2015, there has been improvements in power generation in the country.

He said this is as a result of government’s efforts in the areas of repairs of pipelines and gas supply.

According to him, the continuous attack on pipelines in 2015 had led to poor generation adding that this reduced in 2017.

“We have made some progress with generation previously, unlike in 2015, damage to gas pipelines and assets has reduced in 2017, this is as a result of government’s efforts and significant progress is now being made with the repairs and supply of gas.

“From a generation of about 2690MWs in May, 2016 we have grown to 6863MWs in generation and transmission has increased from 5000MWs to 6700MWs.”

He quickly pointed out that: “Although this does not mean that we have enough gas for all our power plants, we are atleast getting closer to where we were in February 2016 when we first crossed the 5000MWs line which was mainly fired then by gas plants before the attacks on the pipelines started.”

In his explanations, he said as at 3rd of August, 2017 the total available power which can be put on the grid was 6863MWs while the transmission capacity has risen to 6700MWs.

However, he lamented the inability of distribution companies to take-on power describing this as ‘load rejection’.

“Unfortunately, we can’t put all of that power on the grid because the DisCos cannot take the power and this is what we call load rejection.”

He blamed this on old assets inherited, bad debts that has continued to hamper DisCos’ access to credit, insufficient investment by DisCos among others.

“We have a new problem and that is inability of DisCos to take power and sell power, but there many reasons for this, old assets inherited, insufficient investments by them, and other factors.

To this end, he stressed the need for joint efforts of all stakeholders in the sector to improve power supply saying:” We need every part of the value chain from gas to generation from transmission to distribution to operate efficiently.”

In another development, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) also launched the mini-grid regulations designed to serve unserved and underserved communities in terms of availability of power.

Presenting the regulations at the event, the NERC’s Vice Chairman, Sanusi Garba said this will cover customers in communities who are not captured in the 5-year development plan of the distribution companies (DisCos).

He said: “The NERC took the initiative of developing a regulation to remove some of the impediments that have sold private investments in rural electrification and the regulations provide for cost reflective tarrifs for investors and on the existing tariff methodology.

“The regulation also provides for strategies for investors in mini-grids. It is expected that investors in mini-grid will comply with our technical standards. The communities that are expected to benefit are those who are not captured in the 5 year development plan of the DisCos.”

Source: http://tribuneonlineng.com/fg-gives-states-autonomy-produce-power/

rozayx5:


lalasticlala come oh


the rate of secret recruitment's under buhari regime is very scary


i mean the common man cant even get a govt job these days without money and long legs

its bad sha.

I tell u

IF THIS IS STILL HAPPENING UNDER GOVERNMENT OF CHANGE, THEN THE CHANGE IS NOT FOR THE MASSES THAT MADE IT BE. THE UNGOING DPR RECRUITMENT IS FULL OF FRAUD AND IRREGULARITIES. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MUST STOP IT.

Source: www.eagleparrot247..com.ng/?m=0

Go and ask Dbanj or Don jazzy or Banky W...

Go and ask Dbanj or Don jazzy......

Oluwasaeon:
Not guilty

Are u sure?

I bet u most people born in my generation is guilty of this.....

My country full of talented people.... Where do we get it wrong?

See this hilarious picture of when your Doctor is a comedian.

lalasticlala Pls move this post to its final destination.

tjark1:
That second diagram is a fish!

Which species of fish?

Learning doesn't hurt. You can simply identify poisonous and non-poisonous snake. lalasticlala

I think is high time we look inward in tackling the housing crisis in Nigeria.