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DabuIIIT:So bad |
Will the filling station sell for the #125 naira?? |
Future impossible sentences oooo Greystone:Soon they will be begging us to buy the fuel ![]() |
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the reduction of the pump price of petrol to N125 per litre. Buhari was said to have approved the price reduction after the Minister of State, Petroleum Resources, Mr Timipre Sylva, briefed him on the the current crash in the global price of crude oil. Confirming the development, Special Assistant to the President on New Media , Tolu Ogunlesi on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, said the price reduction takes effect immediately. He said, “PMB has graciously approved that pump price of petrol should drop. Will be N125 per liter henceforth, at this time. NEW Price modulation mechanism will allow petrol price to drop or rise in line with the changes in crude oil prices. Effective immediately”.
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Righteousness89:Amen |
According to the ministry, the new patient is a Nigerian woman, who recently returned from the United Kingdom. The Lagos State Ministry of Health has confirmed the third case of Coronavirus in Nigeria. This was disclosed by the ministry via its Twitter handle, @LSMOH, on Tuesday.
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Mompha |
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Lolzzz Timileyin1234: |
Lolzzz Urhobokwaleboy: |
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Horlatunjeee:Don't worry it will soon be yours |
SangoOlukosoOba:Right?? We can move him back o ![]() |
Popular Nigerian Socialite, Ismaila Mustapha popularly known as Mompha featured in a skit by popular comedian, Broda Shaggi. The Dubai based big boy, received heavy backlash from Internet user over the comedy skit. In the skit, Mompha had played the role of a wealthy individual that was being accosted by officials of the Nigerian Police Force (NPF). Reacting to criticisms, Mompha stated that he does not understand why people were getting triggered over his feature. He said that the people talking against the skit were nowhere to be found when he was going through a bad time, yet, the same set of people frown against his decision to support Broda Shaggi. Mompha went on to share a skit that featured former president Olusegun Obasanjo. He stated that if the revered leader can be featured in a comedy skit, then he should be able to do the same. See the screenshots below:-
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sochey:Lolzzzz |
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Jungle language is not that complex the key is to change vowels to numbers and add numbers to consonants e.g I am a boy translation - 3 1ma 1 ba4ya So let's get the point Vowels a e I o u 1 2 3 4 5 Consonants b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z ba ca da fa ga ha ja ka la ma na pa qa ra sa ta va wa xa ya za So let's make good examples Girl - Ga3rala Boy - Ba4ya Father - Fa1taha2ra Add yours; |
Good day everyone, Pls I'm having an issue with my Infinix Note 6 light pen, it keeps vibrating whenever is inside and it makes the phone to be hanging.... Pls is there any possible means to stop the problem Thanks in anticipation |
Yes oo jantofubu: |
Kudos to 9ja docs |
Thanks to them |
A team of doctors in Nigeria have successfully separated a set of conjoined twins. The doctors spent 13 hours performing complex surgery to separate Goodness and Mercy Martins at the National Hospital Abuja. The surgery involved 78 doctors working in two groups. Goodness and Mercy Martins were born on 13th of August 2018 at the Federal Medical Centre, Keffi Nasarawa state, through a caesarean session. Their unemployed mother had no idea she was expecting twins and she was even more shocked when they came out joined at the chest and abdomen. Lead surgeon Emmanuel Ameh told the BBC the operation to separate Goodness and Mercy Martins at the chest and abdomen took place in November and the two sisters were now well enough to go home. He said the operation, which cost about $55,000, was complicated. But the medics at National Hospital Abuja did not charge for their work because the twins’ parents - Michael Edeh and Maria Onya Martins - could not afford the medical bills. They rely on Mr Martins’ salary as a painter to get by. Speaking at the formal presentation of the separated twins on Tuesday, January 7 in Abuja, ahead of their discharge from National Hospital on Wednesday, the Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, attributed the successful outcome of the surgery to the teamwork and administrative support the experts at the hospital received. He said: "These beautiful girls of Benue State origin and their proud parents, are beneficiaries of a healthcare system, when it functions as it supposed to. "The case management team has demonstrated that our health system, even with modest resources, can rise up to the highest challenges and offer quality care, to find its position among renowned international hospitals." The girls were brought to the National Hospital in Abuja a day after their birth. Since then, they have undergone four operations by a team of experts including paediatricians, neurologists, anesthesiologists, plastic surgeons, radiologists and others who spent 16 months treating them until they were well enough for the surgery to separate them. Consultant pediatric surgeon, Professor Emmanuel Ameh, who led the team of experts, explained that the case Goodness and Mercy Martins was unusual because they were joined at two of the most delicate organs of the body. He presented a short animation video which explained the steps taken to separate the sisters. "This is an extremely rare condition. The biggest challenge we faced had to do with their separation at the chest region. This is really the first time that twins joined in the chest and the abdomen are separated throughout the entire country. All the other separated twins are joined only in one organ," Ameh said. The National Hospital Abuja has separated about 11 conjoined twins over the last 20 years, but in those cases all the twins had been joined at the abdomen. The hospital’s medical director, Jaff Momoh, said this case stood out as it was the first time an operation had involved the lower chest wall, liver and diaphragm. Mr Martins, a painter from Oturkpo, said he was so happy to see his daughters alive and well. He added that the family was looking forward to returning home. He said: "I am so happy to see Goodness wrapped separately. I initially couldn’t believe it. My gratitude goes to God and the medical team. May this success continue." His wife said words were not enough to thank the team of doctors and the kindness of the hospital staff. The minister of health has visited the hospital to praise the efforts of the medics and meet the family. Also, the women's affairs minister has promised to give Mrs Martin a job to help the family.
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Samsung can copy eeh |
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