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oyewale0001:Good morning sir This is huge🙂! Its kind of you to share But know that the bonus can still be shared to more than one person at a time to create more chances |
Sporttrader2025:Congratulations |
Peace is now rare in most communities federal government should increase crime punishment to curb this |
PETUK:Congratulations 🎉 |
I don't think plant based protein is best for muscle building 🤔 animal protein is better |
Talking with both sides of your mouth 😆 man up! |
This one comes with powerbank 😱 weldone itel |
LoverOfEvil:Seen Thanks |
This is commendable |
Congratulations Oyewale0001 more wins Samuel put me in the list too 🙏 |
oyewale0001 I think it will be better if giveaway bonus is shared among like 3 people rather than staking everything on one person ticket so we have more chances let give this thought a try |
No its not possible, all transactions are in your account statement any money that is not in the statement was not in the account |
N500 can't pay for 1GB our leaders are killing Nigerians slowly |
Good |
oyewale0001:If Israelp is not interested plz give me the bonus |
Your marriage is still young and she is the shy type give her time to be free with you |
Damnit |
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The Ondo State Commissioner for Finance, Mrs. Omowunmi Isaac, has been captured publicly spraying money at an event, an act that violates Nigeria’s anti-spraying law. In a viral video obtained by SaharaReporters on Wednesday, the commissioner is seen spraying naira notes, sparking widespread criticism and calls for legal action against her. The video shows the commissioner spraying N500 notes on musicians after previously being given N1000 notes by an unidentified man. Under Section 21(3) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Act 2007, spraying, dancing on, or stepping on the naira is classified as currency abuse and is punishable by law. The CBN and law enforcement agencies have repeatedly warned against this practice, emphasizing the need to protect the naira’s integrity. VIDEO: Ondo Finance Commissioner Omowunmi Isaac Caught Publicly Spraying Money, Violating Nigerian Law pic.twitter.com/I8sGjQOECb — Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) February 19, 2025 Popular crossdresser and social media personality, Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, had served jail term for abusing the naira by spraying money in public. The sentencing came after a viral video showed him flamboyantly spraying money at an event, prompting authorities to take legal action. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arrested and prosecuted Bobrisky, leading to his conviction. The court handed him a jail term without the option of a fine, reinforcing the government’s stance on protecting the integrity of Nigeria’s currency. When SaharaReporters contacted the EFCC spokesperson, Dele Oyewale, via his mobile line for comments on the video and possible actions to be taken, he said the agency will investigate it. https://saharareporters.com/2025/02/19/video-ondo-finance-commissioner-omowunmi-isaac-caught-publicly-spraying-money-violating
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By Solomon Odeniyi Kindly share this story: The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has said Nigeria will not tolerate any form of disrespect from foreign nations towards its citizens. Speaking in Abuja on Wednesday at the Defence Headquarters, Musa noted that Nigeria deserves respect on the global stage. Musa at the maiden annual lecture of the National Association of the Institute for Security Studies in Abuja last Thursday, revealed that he would have been absent from the event had his visa application not been denied by the Canadian Embassy. Musa stated that while half of the Nigerian team was able to travel, he and several others were denied entry. Expressing his displeasure over the matter, the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, described the incident as both disrespectful and painful, adding that the country can “go to hell.” Dismissing speculations that the Armed Forces were not invited, Musa clarified that the military was invited and all necessary protocols were followed. He explained that the application process involved key government officials, including Ministers and the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, who had previously criticized the visa denials. “On the issue of visa denial, it must be addressed at all levels. Nigeria is a great nation, and we deserve to be treated with respect. We received an official invitation, followed due process, and complied with all requirements. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of State, the NSA—everyone was aware of this journey,” Musa stated. Canada declines comment on military chiefs visas denial, cites privacy concerns Expressing his disappointment, the Defence Chief revealed that key members of the Nigerian team, including the team captain, medical doctor, and physiotherapist, were denied visas. “For reasons best known to them, many crucial team members were not granted visas. The question remains—why? I am, however, pleased that the Federal Government is addressing the matter,” he added. Musa also commended the Nigerian participants at the Invictus Games, praising their courage and resilience. “You have made Nigeria proud. Your determination and strength have left a lasting impact on everyone who has witnessed your journey. You embody the spirit of resilience—unconquered, unbroken, and unstoppable,” he said. Addressing concerns over the welfare of injured military personnel, Musa assured that they would not be abandoned. “As we celebrate our team’s achievements, we must also acknowledge the sacrifices of our service members. We must ensure that resources are allocated for their well-being and reintegration into civilian life. As the Chief of Defence Staff, I am committed to raising troop morale and ensuring that our personnel, especially those who have sustained injuries, receive the necessary support,” he said. He also dismissed criticisms questioning why wounded troops were taken to the international competition. “Some people, out of ignorance, question why we send troops abroad. But if you see those who have sacrificed their limbs or even their lives, you will understand. Other countries recognise the importance of supporting their wounded veterans, and we must do the same. Education should help us think critically and deeply about these matters,” he concluded. https://punchng.com/visa-denial-nigeria-will-not-tolerate-disrespect-from-any-country-defence-chief/#google_vignette
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It is getting out of hand what are the western government doing to curb this |
This is wrong government should pay them their full salary |
They are many interpretations to "spending time" it is important to know more about a costumer so you don't miss out on important info so she did nothing wrong |
PP123:It's for his recent tickets |
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[quote author=oyewale0001 post=134170803][/quote]Congratulations 🎉 more wins |
Which mod could have done this 🙁 he deserves to be suspended |
This one that your giveaway post was deleted hope they are not preparing to ban your account 🤔 |
Answer to your recent topic: Because religion is not a criteria for good governance |
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