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This is just to show that there are good and bad people in all parts of the country. What is this if not wickedness?

Chukwute:
Teens Coach and Mentor, Ossai Ogaga Darlington has shared the plight of six children that were abandoned by their parents.

Focus Naija can report that the teen mentor had stepped out to get bean cakes from a seller at Ovwian, Delta State when he ran into the children and the landlady that brought them to the police station to report the case.

According to their narration, the father of the kids was the first to abscond before their mother who hails from Calabar left them and disappeared into thin air.

The landlady who has been feeding them after the disappearance of their parents disclosed that she was able to trace the father of the kids but he said he has given them to their mother as gifts.

She also said that the children’s grandmother supported her son’s decision to abandon them citing freedom to marry many wives as an excuse.

Watch the video below;

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2823673891215108&id=100007175746173&anchor_composer=false

JuanJO:
Na dat Zoogeria flag spoil everything bro.

But no qwams. We Don forgive you, always learn from Gerrard Pique

You don't know that even Nnamdi lives by this flag. Siddon there.

pls leave Tinubu alone.
this is about the govt of the day. they did it, not tinubu.

PlayMaker14:
It's really ridiculous that Bola Ahmed Tinubu out of selfish interest and political ambition, neglected his own people while this madness was going on.


Later, he will send his puppet Sanwo Olu to compensate the deceased wife and sweep the case under the carpet as usual.

kennyamusan:
hahahahah.. to hide things from an idiot, put in a long sentence or better still a book, hahahahahahaha

So I be idiot? I don't have the time to engage your type of language, so I won't insult you and I won't be on this anymore.
I have better things to do. I promise you both.

@MoIbrahim pls leave this man and look for better things to do with your time. Life is short.

This post is too long, pls summarise

kennyamusan:
hahahahahahahah... any psychiatric doc in the house to cure this man of this insanity? Is English language now another "mental disorder " for u again? Did I say go and check my account? hahahaha.... obviously, when Jesus said it is finished, he was talking about you. Let me help once again though I rarely respond to nuisance like you but for sympathy sake and knowing your condition, I will.... Now, go to trending topics, entertainment section. Which part of my statement don't u understand again ooo because you come and embarrass your upcoming lineage again. Better soro soke now ooo so that I can help your deluded, detain and highly demented mental state

MoIbrahim:
You asked me to go to twitter, and this is what I saw on twitter.


Na you direct me o

Bros, I say cease fire, you want to kill the man with yabbiz?

LOL.

Oya cease fire!

MoIbrahim:
If you truly believe your cone-shaped head is like that of Jay-Z, why run to delete your nairaland profile picture? I've put Jay-Z's picture and your own pls look and compare well o

By the way even your reference to Jay-Z shows you have strong inferiority complex.

You don finish the man o

kennyamusan:
hahahahahah ..... the retina in your eyes is damaged . That's not the shape but that of Jay-z ... hahahhahaha ... God for eye check up , you night be suffering from astigmatism

Oga mi, you are being childish by raining bus conductor insults in all your posts. I was following you people's argument and I think the gentleman comes across as more mature and civilised than you are.

From Comrade Salihu Nuhu Muhammad Yakasai former Ag. NLC National Secretary to NLC Chairman Comrade Ayuba Wabba mni:

Comrade Ayuba Wabba, mni
The President
Nigeria Labour Congress
Comrade Paschal Myeleri Bafyau House
Central Business District
Garki
Abuja

Dear Comrade President,

OPEN LETTER: ADVISORY ON NATIONAL AND LABOUR ISSUES

I hasten to respectfully convey my usual warm salutations and compliment of best wishes.

The decision to write you this brief missive is informed by my deep concern with the frightening dimensions of destitution and insecurity surreptitiously and ominously ravaging the entire length and breadth of our dear country.

I am equally worried, by the alarming rise in the rate of violent crimes, which is being fueled by among other things, the criminal proliferation of dangerous weapons and huge quantity of light arms in the hands of our increasingly frustrated youths coupled with the hovering bleak climate of mass unemployment, hopelessness and the unprecedented level of lawlessness which are also combining to create an ongoing eerie atmosphere reminiscent of a failed state.

I hardly need to stress, that, the raging war against the Boko Haram insurgency in Borno State and the wider North East, is also still continuing to claim hundreds of precious lives of our gallant soldiers and innocent civilians, just as it is sadly and painfully recording huge losses in small businesses and poor peoples properties without any sign of abating.

Millions of people have been mercilessly uprooted and violently dislocated, forcing them to live in endless squalor and misery in shanty and dilapidated dwellings, where they are cruelly herded and pejoratively referred to as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).

Kidnapping, banditry and armed robbery have become commonplace throughout the whole of North West, but these rather expanding and untamed social vices are now fast spreading to all parts and remote corners of our beloved but terror infested bleeding nation.

This cocktail of societal calamities has been compounded by the rapaciousness of our ruling elites who have become so reckless and insensitive in mismanaging the affairs of the nation at a difficult time such as this.

At this stage, I must readily admit, that this rapacity and insensitivity were more or less callously displayed with reckless abandon in recent time, partly because of the ill-informed position the country’s clueless leaders hold about their seeming political omnipotence.

To your eternal credit, the Nigeria Labour Congress, which is the leading umbrella for all the Nigerian Trade Unions under your able and dynamic leadership, has been very patriotic, mature and flexible in extending its hands of fellowship, and the sincere desire for constructive partnership with governments at all levels.

Yet, the disconcerting signals emanating from the catalogue of bad policies and series of obviously anti-people decisions which are being rammed through the starving mouths of the hard working but exploited masses by these so-called partners, seem to show very sadly, their well known class contempt, disgusting snobbishness and total unwillingness to reciprocate this reasonable labour gesture.

It would therefore appear to any close observer or fair minded person, that this aforementioned strategy, which I want to believe was debated, articulated and adopted by the Organs of Congress to be spearheaded by your good self, has now certainly become counterproductive or to put it mildly, has outlived its supposed usefulness.

In the circumstance, the time has now come, for you to effect a comprehensive overhaul and complete re-evaluation of your tactical and strategic goals/objectives, and to also be fully prepared to urgently, proactively and effectively inject and retrofit the dormant trade unions movement with the sufficient mental and psychological readiness for tackling the formidable challenges facing the nation, head on.

Without wanting to appear as a prophet of doom, it is my candid opinion, that any slight hesitation or failure on your part to read the somber reality enveloping our country correctly and rise up to the very challenge demanded by it, may spells an unpleasant disaster which would be too hazardous for anyone to predict or even contemplate.

I even became more convinced in holding tenaciously to the above stated position, after taking my quality time to go through your recent statement issued on behalf of the Congress, in response to the Federal Government’s provocative, senseless and precipitous announcement of yet another very quantum increase in the pump price of petroleum.

Against the background of the macabre feelings of disappointment and deep-seated anger, which pervaded the nation following the suspension of the strike action called by the NLC and TUC sequel to an increase in the costs of ever illusive petroleum and electricity, the latest press statement from the Congress released by your good self, was obviously received with open derision nationwide, as a face-saving apologia.

The statement is not only nauseating for its tasteless buffoonery, but, it is also a poor imitation of the condescending sambo mentality, usually associated with the repugnant behavior of our docile but fantastically corrupt civil service.

There was nothing in it that inspire the ailing nation or that could remotely serve as a catalyst to restore the fast dwindling trust which workers in particular and Nigerians in general used to implicitly repose in the great leaders of the trade unions movement in the days gone bye.
This somber turn of event, is indeed pathetic, as it is also quite unfortunate.
The observable general belief most Nigerians firmly hold to, about the strategic position and relative power of the NLC, particularly, in terms of the organization’s capacity to champion their interests and protect them from gross governmental excesses and such other sundry injustices, may appear misplaced or overly exaggerated, but, the checkered history of Nigeria confirms, and is indeed replete with the heroism and selfless sacrifices of labour leaders that provided solid and concrete basis for Nigerians always putting their hope in the fighting ability of the NLC, more so today, when they are everywhere inundated with daunting national obstacles and gargantuan challenges.

Therefore, it must be fully understood that our responsibility as leaders is to continue to devise new and better ways of fighting to protect these highly cherished legacies, and not to resort to or engage in any futile escapism.

In a period of great turbulence and profound crises such as the prevailing one in our dear country today, extra valor and patriotic vigilance are required on the side of our current crop of labour leaders, so as to unitedly and heroically pilot the working classes away from the deadly booby traps being mindlessly planted everywhere by their class adversaries.

The history of trade unionism in Africa, is highly dotted with the worrisome and unpleasant cases of labour leaders who found themselves at the receiving end of workers’ rage and uncontrolled labour unrest. The two classical examples of the then leaders of Ghana TUC and the All Federation of Ethiopian Trade Unions, readily come to mind.

Thus, it should not be forgotten so easily that at the time of the Ghanaian crisis in the early 1980s, notable labour leaders at the helm of affairs in the Ghana TUC had to escape the wrath of the rampaging workers by running outside the country to save their dear lives.

The then NLC leadership compassionately offered safe heaven to the former General Secretary of Ghana TUC Comrade Yessifu, who was declared persona non grata by a section of the restive labour force. His lamentable story which ended on a positive note, is far better to recall, than that of the leader of the All Federation of Ethiopian Trade Unions, who tragically was found dead in his room, by committing suicide rather than submit himself to the wrath of rioting mobs.

Barely a decade after the Ghanaian and Ethiopian episodes, we, then at the apex of NLC leadership, found ourselves caught in the eyes of the roaring June 12 political storms. The public anger against NLC’s perceived reticence and lack of support and sympathy for the June 12 struggles, was so overwhelming that for some of us who are supremely fortunate to survive it, I strongly feel, we owe both the present and future generation of Nigerians the debt of uncompromising fidelity to their cause.

Truth be told, in those days of profound national upheavals, we didn’t handle the social contradictions that were triggered by the aforementioned crisis, correctly. That we managed to swim with all the powerful flows and eves of such historic political currents, should rather be seen and counted, especially by some of us who believe in God, as nothing, but His divined grace of providence.

But, still our great organization and its well built reputation suffered immense loss of respect in the eyes of the Nigerian public which culminated in the tragic dissolution of the then NLC’s National Executive by the late General Sani Abacha’s military junta.

This is why it is impermissible for some of us that are still alive to keep quite, as our hearts are full of trepidations anytime we contemplate on the inevitable negative consequences that could as well emerge from the perceived incorrect handling of the prevailing social contradictions, by those of you now at the mantle of labour’s leadership.

In conclusion, though it may be bitter to state, but my good conscience is very clear in reaffirming to you, my dear Comrade President, that, neither the noble cause of the exploited Nigerian workers nor that of the ailing Nigerian nation will be served, if the existing backsliding style of leadership is allowed to maintain its unacceptable trajectory and eventual hegemonic ascendancy in the Nigerian labour movement.

Please, accept dear Comrade, my sincere warm greetings and unflinching solidarity.

I remain,

Yours Respectfully,

[b]Comrade Salisu Nuhu Muhammad
[/b]Labour Veteran & Former Acting General Secretary
Nigeria Labour Congress
Kano
November 19th, 2020.

Please stop such childish posts in such circumstances

Okoroawusa:
The bra or idontbilivit

Supermugu:
.. NA President to President Matter.

Make you mind your own Musician to Musician matter.

President is an employee of the people.

oluwatosink:
Top five teams capable of winning this year Epl trophy.

1) Tottenham
2) Everton
3) Aston Villa
4) Leicester
5) Man City.

What about Liverpool and Arsenals

VeeVeeMyLuv:
This their religion, they don't know the extent of damage it has done to them yet

Many of you bigots lack the capacity to think, only in terms of ethnicity and religion. When it happens in your place, you shameless look away or start shouting "man's inhumanity to man". When it happens in other places, your defective brain thinks only works in terms ethnicity and religion.

Alleged Certificate Forgery Case Against Kwara House of Rep Member Resumes Today


A federal capital territory Area Court in Karumo resumes its sitting today (Wednesday 30 September, 2020) to continue hearing in the certificate forgery case involving member of the House of Representatives representing Edu, Moro and Pategi federal constituency of Kwara State, Ahmed Ndakene.

The case CR/62/2020 in which the contestant for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mahmud Hassan Babako, is the complainant, is alleging breach of section 88(1), 89(3), and 109(e) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015 to the effect that the defendant “presented to INEC in its form CF001 information and documents are false and forged.”

He also alleged that the defendant “depose on oath to facts that are not true”

The legislator is facing allegations that his West Africa Examination Council certificate which he submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) during his pre-election screening was not genuine.

The court’s sitting of 7th of September, 2020 repelled an attempt to tender another certificate, this time from NECO, bearing his name as a replacement for the allegedly forged WAEC certificate submitted to INEC in the first place.

Nigerian Sketch reports that issues of qualification and forged certificates have dodged All Progressive Congress (APC) members of the Kwara State House of Assembly of recent.

WAEC, according to reports, has already dissociated itself from the lawmaker’s certificate, writing to the Nigeria Police to explain that there was no May/June examination offered by the body in 1990 and that the certificate in question did not originate from them, contrary to the evidence he sworn to in his affidavit.

Also, the principal of Government Science College, Kagara where Ndakene claimed to have sat for his WASCE in May/June in1990, Mr Ubiadu Dan Asabi has forwarded a detailed report about the certificate, saying it did not emanate from the school.

At the last adjourned date however, the court had asked the police to investigate the matter further so that trial would commence properly.

There are however allegations that the investigation is being stalled to buy time for the defendant so that the case would be caught up with expulsion of time, but the police authorities have said that it would not do anything to subvert the interest of justice in any matter that the court has asked it to investigate.

https://nigeriansketch.com/alleged-certificate-forgery-case-against-kwara-house-of-rep-member-resumes-today/?fbclid=IwAR0f1gkGszdYphlVqvBTB4IBmdZdJ-hHW4M4bm-UuXBgF-0yD90PbBkbNFs

Blackking98:
I thank NEPA and MTN for making this possible

Elected to pray?

This frame up nonsense must stop

[quote author=shoptomydoor post=89428921][/quote]Yes, I have been thinking about getting on Twitter and IG, then I found this thread. I paid a payment since 24th June, 2020 about 9 days ago, and we are still busy with back and fort emails and phone calls about verification of my payment. Already they are delaying for 9 days, and they'll later say we are sorry. If I had asked them to deliver my items 9 days earlier would they take sorry as payment? Then delay me and say sorry. I bought some books for my training and with this delay, I will surely miss the deadline for submission.

I am waiting for a few days to explode if my items continue to remain in the warehouse. I am really pissed right now!

Another set of items I bought from Amazons directly to my address are on their way here, shop to my door is yet to even move my things from their warehouse.

Edo is not Lagos, Edo is not Lagos, Edo is not Lagos.
Now Edo don turn to Lagos

nairavsdollars:
We are waiting for the directives sir...PDP power

Awol1:
I will appoint you into the CBN when I'm president.

You can submit your details now.

Thank you. And if God make me President I will appoint you for having had a good intention towards me.

Every student of economics and international politics knows that the reality of value of a currency is that it depends heavily on two things; the actual demand for it and on the perception of its value. Every other thing na ogboju (braggado).

1. Improve productivity to the point that you dont need to always search for the dollar in your local and international dealings. Strong economy is about high productivity, that is all.

2. Promote regional and international corporation such that you can travel to all african countries and and change naira directly to their currency and they can come here and do the same with their currency, without the dollar being demanded for a business that does not involve buying and selling with the USA. This is the secret that drives the dollar and pound sterling globally.

3. Related to the last point, make your citizen and outsiders to have a good perception of your currency, thereby raising the demand for it and the ability to hold it as a means of savings.

4. Related to 3 above, have intelligent people managing your economy so that the value of your currency in the market does not keep rising and falling, so that people would happily keep your currency thereby raising its value. it is not the value of a currency that increases its demand, it is its stability at whatever value that does it. A particular amount must never drop in value in the international market.

5. Have everyone wanting to come to your country, and insist they do business in local currency whenever they come.

6. It is easier said. It requires real seriousness.

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AngryIgboMan:
Typical almajiri English. Like there father Buhari, like his son am qouting.

Young man, you better use the time you jump around on Nairaland shouting Sai Barber to register for pure English lessons.

Nonsense and ingredients.... Onye Mgbu.

Honestly, this insults are unfounded in this thread. This is how you people make them call us children of hate.

please include a picture of the body close shot to show the colour pattern, shape of scales and whether they are lying on each other and the direction they point. also what is the average length of the snakes so far?

TooMuchStuff:

You have a point...

No nation can ever progress when Donkeys are well positioned to continously Lord it over other more sophisticated, resourceful, cerebral, successful and intellectually superior beings in the land.
The very set of beings that should have been banned from heading anything governance... but alas, they are still here

Do you know the meaning and outcome of more sophisticated, cerebral, successful and intellectually superior at all?

How come you are being controlled by a people you describe as donkeys to the point that your only solution is to run away?

Trusting colleagues at work. Now I know that colleagues no matter how good or kind must remain colleagues. They are different from friends outside office.