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The propaganda war

temmypotter:
In other news, Seun.. whatever y'all did to make Nairaland start loading fast again, thank you

wait until around 2pm

Zenithh:
click on the link sent 2 u to change the password. using d email u used to register last year

there was no Link just password successfully changed

Zenithh:
have u changed password yet..cause that's d most important thing

No

Zenithh:
your password is what u have 2 change...ur email is still same as what u used in registering

received password successfully changed email instead of link to change password

Techcrunchng:
try logging in with the newly created password

didn't create new password.

Post here or GTFOH

Their Oil money

Instead of link to change password but they send you password successfully changed email. What now?

Zenithh:
this is false na. i validated all my info and I was asked to proceed to take the test. why passing wrong info

if you reserve password successfully changed email but you didn't change your password?

Many things. Nigerians literally owe their lives to APC. Without Buhari and APC Nigeria would have collapse in 2015

Is beyond his control

Gyong:
Wonders shall never end. So this government matter fit surprised you? Haaaaa!!! I thought I ll never see this day.

I'm just tired. This country is so cursed

Hmm

Awesome

Good one Afonja Christian

Hmm

I leave this as a declaration of intent, so no one will be confused. One: "Si vis pacem, para bellum." Latin. Boot Camp Sergeant made us recite it like a prayer. "Si vis pacem, para bellum - If you want peace, prepare for war."

Two: in certain extreme situations, the law is inadequate. In order to shame its inadequacy, it is necessary to act outside the law. To pursue... natural justice. This is not vengeance. Revenge is not a valid motive, it's an emotional response. No, not vengeance. Punishment.

Three: they'll definitely try again and my brothers When the river dries up, we will all see where the crocodile sleeps

I thought Anambra is in the South East. Why Afonja business

I hope they will loot the money. So that FG will later use it to construct road in the North

AwesomeStormy00:
Libyan brother lol you mean terrorist . This is nairaland forum not Libyanland. Why the f word in your post?? I can't wait to feed u pork bacon cuz you sound like someone that is hungry that is why you are angry

Jews don't eat pork.

Scammers

Fahdiga:
So that vagina people will full there and start crying at any slightest opportunity abi

I'm really sorry for your mother.

Fake nus

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Thursday, March 11, 2021


Lawmakers propose bill for one female senator from each state
“What we are proposing in the bill is to have at least a (female) senator from every state.”

NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA • MARCH 11, 2021
Minister of Women Affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen
Minister of Women Affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen
Abill to make it compulsory for every state to reserve one seat for a female senator will soon come up for second reading in the House of Representatives.

Taiwo Oluga, Chairman of House Committee on Women in Parliament, disclosed this when receiving the Legal Defence and Assistance Project, a coalition partner to Advance Gender Equality in Abuja.

She said the bill was an initiative of the committee and part of the efforts made to increase women’s representation in government.

“What we are proposing in the bill is to have at least a (female) senator from every state. It can be two out of the three. It is not just because the female wants to occupy positions. We want to complement the efforts of the men. We are not in competition, just to complement them.

“It is because we know we have women who are intelligent and are capable in this country. We have females that have the ability. They have demonstrated the ability. We are just 12 in this 9th House, but our contributions on the floor cannot be swept under the carpet, the house recognises that.”

The lawmaker noted that nobody could address the country’s issues without the participation of women.

Ms. Oluga said further that following the committee’s interventions, all 20 female lawmakers in the National Assembly were included in the Constitution Review Committee.

“My own personal opinion is to have 360 members divided by two; how we are going to do it, let the political parties and the INEC cooperate and let everyone be on the same page and make it a reality.



“If you cannot do that, in 2023, give us the 35 percent affirmative action, and that is what we are doing in collaboration with all stakeholders,” she added.

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