Wike is eager to find out the difference between 'bandit' and 'militant' within the Nigerian context
I pity his gullible friends and sponsors within APC though, he's confidently leading them by the hand toward a very deep pit filled with political and military consequences
GistMedia0: Amidst the ongoing controversy surrounding suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s allegations against Senate President Godswill Akpabio, female legislative aides of the 10th Senate have publicly expressed their appreciation for Akpabio’s leadership, describing him as gender-friendly, inclusive, and fair.
The aides emphasized Akpabio’s commitment to women’s empowerment within the legislative arm of government. They highlighted his efforts in ensuring female aides and lawmakers receive equal opportunities, adding that his leadership has fostered a more inclusive working environment in the National Assembly.
“We acknowledge and appreciate the Senate President’s unwavering support for women in politics and governance. His tenure has seen increased inclusivity, and we stand by his efforts in promoting fairness and equity,” the statement read.
This comes as Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan faces suspension over what the Senate described as gross misconduct. While her allegations against Akpabio have stirred political tension, the show of support from female legislative aides suggests a divided perspective on the matter within the Senate.
Akpabio is a fool
Nigeria can't move an inch forward with these types of degenerates in charge of her affairs, it's simply not possible
ScamHunter: The Igbo people have a history of being politically active and making informed choices in presidential elections. Here are a few reasons why:
1. **Education and Awareness**: The Igbo community places a high value on education, which often translates to a well-informed electorate. This awareness helps them make sensible choices based on policies and candidates' track records.
2. **Economic Interests**: Many Igbos are entrepreneurs and business owners. They tend to support candidates who promote economic growth, stability, and policies that favor business development.
3. **Unity and Solidarity**: The Igbo people often show a strong sense of unity and solidarity, especially when it comes to political matters. This collective approach can lead to more strategic and sensible voting patterns.
4. **Historical Context**: The Igbo community has faced significant challenges and discrimination in the past, which has made them more cautious and deliberate in their political choices. They tend to support candidates who advocate for equality, justice, and national unity.
5. **Active Participation**: Igbos are known for their active participation in the political process, from grassroots mobilization to higher levels of political engagement. This involvement ensures that their voices are heard and their interests are represented.
Jerrymanta: Mumu, have you googled to see the carnage Fulani herdsmen are causing in Delta and Edo states right now? which kind yeye Niger Delta...No be for Edo dey kpai 4 people just few days ago? apart from Enugu border communities that share boundary with Benue, dem never born Fulani herdsmen to attack the more populated towns in SE.
You damned Ibos are all cowards!
Don't you have Agunachemba and ESN? Can't they flush out all the herdsmen?!
Meanwhile I thought your place was New Jerusalem with all the streets paved with gold. Look at all those damned brown roofs and erosion ravaged environment?
Akhaz024: Fighting for freedom come with a price, only a few are ready to pay for it. Those who go against the Palestinian can now understand the language better.
Those pricks aren't freedom fighters, they're straight up terrorists
1phone: I won’t take much of your time with a long story. You may remember that late last month, I mentioned my boss refusing to pay my salary. At the time, I explained my situation and asked for advice on my next move, considering I don’t have an appointment letter to support any legal action.
Since then, I’ve taken some of the advice given—I started job hunting and have attended several interviews, both physical and virtual.
Fast forward to this morning: one of the companies I interviewed with shortlisted me for the next stage, which was scheduled as a virtual interview at 10:00 AM. I acknowledged the email without trying to reschedule since my boss and his wife usually resume work around 1–2 PM.
However, 15 minutes into the interview, my boss unexpectedly arrived. He headed straight to my office, and I noticed someone standing nearby, eavesdropping. I didn’t think much of it—until I realized it was him. He had heard everything! He then walked into my office and, without saying much, informed me that he had listened to my interview conversation. I greeted him, but there was complete silence before he left.
Honestly, I’m exhausted from working at this company but stayed back to secure another job before leaving. To make matters worse, I still haven’t been paid for last month.
My Questions: Will I still get my salary, knowing that I plan to resign? Do you think my boss will fire me before I resign? What should my next move be, and how should I handle my relationship with him before leaving?
You're done
Just make sure you clinch that job or else...you know what your options are gonna be bro
All these thieves and thugs in government are simply the faithful reflection/sample of Nigerian society - an average Nigerian citizen is a horrible human being
377: Please my friend need advice on what to do, my friend wife is in Lagos with his kids for medical check up, but since after the check up she has refused to come back. Now she said she wants to look for job over there. Though she is in her sisters house over their. Now my friend is saying he wount allow that to happen. That he is willing to end the marriage. Please how is it possible for the guy is in Kaduna to divorce her.
Look if you divorce her you will most certainly not gain custody of those kids...except if they're old enough to choose and I can bet you they have chosen her side already
Abdul-Hamid Saka Tinubu was a trailblazer in Nigeria, believed to be the first Muslim western-trained medical doctor in the country. Born on February 24, 1901, to a wealthy and influential Lagos businessman, Saka Tinubu gained admission to study Medicine at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, at the age of 25. He graduated five years later in 1931 and returned to Lagos, establishing himself as a dedicated medical practitioner and prominent sportsman.
Saka Tinubu's legacy extends beyond his medical achievements. He was committed to fitness, maintaining a routine of aerobic exercise and daily 10-mile walks well into his late sixties. In recognition of his remarkable achievements, a prominent street in Victoria Island, Lagos, and the Saka Tinubu Memorial High School, Orile Agege, were named in his honor. His legacy continues to inspire future generations in the fields of medicine, sports, and education.
#sociology #history #muslim #tinubu
Now this is a real Tinubu - the genuine article
Not some devious counterfeit from a brown-roof village in Osun State