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Ghen ghen, Bob is going to prison.

Cromagnon:
How does one not be desperate when competing. Do you use half effort. No wonder you haven't won anything

Oya show me your achievements and trophies won.

May his soul rest in peace

yamaibaba:
Can i have your whatsapp number or you message me on whatsapp 07033119865, nid to make some enquiries

Hello brother, are you currently in GH?

I smell desperacy in his action and with that Harris might win him.

This people Wan scatter naija

You are no far from the truth but we must not dash off our hope. Democracy is still our last hope as citizens of Nigeria.

He is the greatest we ever had. May his soul RIP.

It's called Algorithm

Thank God the bf has been vindicated. But so many stories came out of this oh! But I think we will have to lay the case to rest. Vengeance is of the Lord.

This is great!

It's the leaders that is problems of Nigeria. We have never been blessed with a leader like Yar'adua.

What are we giving Germany in return.

He is a foolish man

Chinko make una dey softly

A bill to establish a new Oyo State and rename the existing Oyo State to Ibadan State has passed its second reading in the House of Representatives.

Recall that last week, a similar bill aimed at creating a new state in Nigeria’s south-south geopolitical zone also passed its second reading.

This legislation proposed the creation of Ogoja State from Cross River, as part of efforts to amend the 1999 Constitution.

No state has been created since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999.

Details later…

Sources:
https://www.dockaysworld.com.ng/bill-to-establish-new-state-rename-existing-one-scales-first-reading/

I am in support for the military to take over power. Let's see if we can get it right through them.

Big loss for Isreali military. It's well oh!

You have my full support sir. This men are rogues on uniform.

Person wey dem go kill by firing squad

We love you BDA. You will always be in out heart.

We know, cos you have value for education and this is the president we actually need in Nigeria. But unfortunately you are in the wrong party and wrong alliance.

There is something the Chinese company is not saying. Arrest the security personnel of the company. The truth will fall out.

Omoh I nor know this one oh!

Manchester United to win

Omo we all need to be prayerful!

Leadership by example. It's a good one and I hope the Islamic law will really deal with it and see that the husband gets justice. Well done Hisbah.

Congratulations to Ekiti people prioritizing health and education is bedrock of every society.

This is a serious case oh! His country can sue us for this.

E nor go rest now oh! Make nobody come out and say justice for speed oh!

Some states have decided to surpass the Federal Government's approved minimum wage of N70,000 for Nigerian workers.

In July 2024, President Bola Tinubu approved a new minimum wage of N70,000 for civil servants across Nigeria with a promise to review every three years.

Following this directive, several states have taken steps to implement even higher minimum wages to support their workforce.

Here is a list of states that are now paying above the approved minimum wage:

1. Lagos State: Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Wednesday approved the payment of N85,000 minimum wage for workers. The governor added that by January 2025 he would be paying N100,000 minimum wage.

2. Ogun State: Governor Dapo Abiodun on Monday announced a minimum wage of N77,000 for workers. This decision was made during a meeting with labour leaders and aims to improve the living standards of workers in the state.

3. Ondo State: Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa implemented a N73,000 minimum wage for state government workers. He expressed his commitment to worker welfare, stating that Ondo would surpass the federal benchmark to better support its citizens.

4. Kogi State: Governor Ahmed Ododo on Monday approved a N72,500 minimum wage. This decision includes a suspension of tax burdens on the new wage for one year, aimed at alleviating financial pressures on workers.

5. Gombe State: The state government signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Nigeria Labour Congress to implement a minimum wage of N71,500. The agreement was hailed as historic by labour leaders, reflecting a commitment to improving the compensation for civil servants in the state.

In addition to these states paying above the federal minimum wage, others have begun implementing the approved N70,000 wage.

States like Delta, Adamawa, Edo, Borno, Ekiti, Cross River, and Ebonyi have started paying the N70K minimum wage.

Meanwhile, states like Bauchi, Oyo, and Enugu, Sokoto, have set up implementation committees to ensure compliance with the new wage law.

However, several states, including Jigawa, Zamfara, Nasarawa, Akwa Ibom, and Bayelsa, have not yet shown readiness to implement the minimum wage.

Credit: Dockaysworld

It's well oh! EFCC matter dey always piss me off.