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All I see is "the family of Chijioke Obioha"
NCAN over to u guys

Aunty Tiwa pls can you go inside and play with the lion.... It knows you are a celebrity, it won't eat u

YENAGOA – RESIDENT doctors attached to the Federal
Medical Centre, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State last week
protested over unpaid four months salaries owed them by
the Federal Government, threatening to withdraw medical
services to patients on November 15.
The protesting doctors, under the Association of Resident
Doctors said though they have met the management of
the Federal Medical Centre over the issue, the responses
were not encouraging.
The aggrieved resident doctors led by their Chairman, Dr.
Nonso Okoye, and armed with placards some of which
reads “Our Families are hungry”, FG pay our salaries”
and “we are hungry, MMM is becoming an option”, called
on Nigerians to prevail on the Federal Government to pay
up salaries owed them.
According to the protesters, they were paid 52 per cent
salary from February to May, 2016 and owed September
and October.
“We want the Federal Government to pay us our monies.
We have not withdrawn services. All we are saying is for
the government to pay us for work done.
“Nigerians should prevail on the Federal Government to
pay us. As much as we don’t want to withdraw our
services, we have resolved to withdraw the services by
15th of November if nothing is done.
“We have met with the management but all they did was
pay us a month salary. They told us that the budget
available cannot pay salary,” the protesters said.
Contacted, the Chief Medical Director of the Federal
Medical Centre (FMC), Dennis Alagoa said the blame is
not from the management, but added “with Tuesday
statement by the President, we are assured that the issue
will be resolved soon.”
On the alleged threat by the resident doctors to down
tools, he said the issue of strike will not make a
difference as the matter is on the table of the Federal
Government
Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/hungry-mmm-becoming-option-protesting-doctors-cry/

goingape1:
if you get pikin for ashawo you fit call that child your own?

Hey nor see d girl before he sleep with her??

Dem still dey flash baby bump??.. Somebody pregnancy dey show, u say she flash am... How she go hide am before??..
BTW, this lady is fat mehn

I am not understanding some people oo....
U have money but yet u still deny pregnancy. Na curse??.... All these celebrities sef.. Na only poor guy dey fear to accept pregnancy oo...

In other news. See the conversation between a pupil and a teacher
Pupil: Is it good to punish someone for what he did not do??
Teacher:No, why did you ask??
Pupil: I did not do my assignment..

Telecommunication provider Airtel topped the chat of new
subscribers for the month of September with 400,847 new
subscriptions.
The number topped Globacom who recorded 215,700 new
subscribers for the month under review.
MTN was next with 60,558,569 and Etisalat recorded 64,870
new subscribers.
The figure is according to a subscriber/operator data by the
Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) which also
showed that telecommunication subscribers in Nigeria had
hit 153.2 million.
It said that the active telecommunications service
customers increased by 495,426 in September as against
the figure in August which stood at 152,776,155.
According to the data, 152,836,997 of the 153,271,581
active numbers subscribed to the Global System for Mobile
Communications (GSM) network services.
The GSM operators’ active customers increased by 551,677
from 152,285,320 subscribers recorded in August.
The reports stated that of the GSM operators, MTN had
60,558,569 users in September, which was the same figure
recorded in August.
Globacom figure increased in September by 215,700, giving
a total of 36,967,712 customers as against 36,752,012 in
August.
Airtel had 32,775,916 subscribers in the month under
review, adding 400,847 users to the August record of
32,375,069.
Etisalat, however, recorded a reduction in customers by
64,870, giving a customer base of 22,534,800 as against
22,599,670 users in August.
The Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) operators had
276,304 active users in September, showing a decrease of
52,789 from 329,093 customers they had in August.
Between the two surviving CDMA service providers,
Visafone’s customers reduced to 271,844, as it lost 52,789
users in August to record 324,633, while Multi-Links
maintained 4,460 customers in August.
The monthly subscriber/operator data showed that the
Fixed Wireless network’s (landline) consumers decreased
to 30,716 in September, as they lost 4,072 customers from
their record of 34,788 in August.
Also between the two Fixed Wireless operators, Visafone
had 30,288 subscribers in September, losing 4,072 users
from the August record of 34,360; while Multi-Links
maintained its August record of 428 customers.
It also revealed that the Fixed Wired operators (landline)
increased their subscriber base by 610, giving a total of
127,564 users in September, as against 126,954 recorded in
August.
In the Fixed Wired arena, MTN Fixed moved from 8,586 in
August to 8,591 in September, thereby adding five users,
Glo Fixed had 12,503 users in September, adding 677 to the
August record of 11,826.
IpNX network moved from 2,665 subscriber base in August
to 2,587, reducing its customers by 78 in September.
It said that the 21st Century network had 103,887 customers
in September, recording an increase of 10 users to its
August record of 103,877.
The regulatory body said in accordance with Section 89
Subsection 3(c) of the Nigerian Communications Act 2003
mandated it to monitor and report the state of
telecommunications industry.
”The commission is mandated to provide statistical
analyses and identify industry trends with regard to
services, tariffs, operators, technology, subscribers, issues
of competition and dominance.
“This is with a view to identifying areas where regulatory
intervention will be needed.
”The commission regularly conducts studies, surveys and
produces reports on the telecommunications industry.
”Therefore, telecommunications operators are obligated,
under the terms of the licenses, to provide NCC with such
data on a regular basis for analytical review and
publishing,” it said.
Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/telecoms-subscribers-hit-153m-airtel-tops/

Oga freeze, keep kwayet.. You talk too much

Oga freeze keep kwayet..... You talk too much

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In an opinion piece that was published on NAIJ.com on
November 2, 2016, by a man who claimed to be a
Nigerian army soldier had alleged that the Chief of Army
Staff Lieutenant-General Tukur Yusufu Buratai was
‘exploiting’ Nigerian soldiers.

The spokesman of the Nigerian army, Colonel Sani
Kukasheka Usman, as reacted to the allegation via a
Facebook post. The reaction read in part:
“The attention of the Nigerian Army has been drawn to a
deliberate and calculated attempt to drag the name of
the Nigerian Army and indeed the Chief of Army Staff,
Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu Buratai into disrepute
through a fabricated news story based on an imaginary
complaint by a fictitious soldier of the Nigerian Army on
an online news medium, naij.com, titled “Buratai
exploits us, steals our money and throw us away-
Nigerian soldiers.”
Colonel SK Usman called the mentioned publication a
blatant lie, continuing:
“It is imperative to unequivocally state that all the
contents of that news piece were far from the truth. The
Nigerian Army and the Chief of Army Staff take pride in
the comfort and general well being of troops wherever
they might be. It is therefore very wicked and
unimaginable for anyone to allege otherwise.
“The Chief of Army Staff since assumption of command
on 15th July 2015 has made probity and accountability
his hallmark and has left no one in doubt on
transparency and accountability and would not tolerate
anyone doing otherwise.

“In their efforts to smear the Nigerian Army and
Lieutenant General Buratai, they failed to take into
account that the Nigerian Army does not have hand in
the release of funds for payment of allowances and
remunerations of troops on Peacekeeping Operations,
and as such, the situation they were talking about does
not even arise.”
Speaking on how payments are made within the
Nigerian army, he said:
“For the avoidance of doubt, the Ministry of Defence
through the Defence Headquarters is responsible for
foreign operations and troops allowances are paid
according to availability of funds and schedule of
payment given by the Defence Headquarters.
“The last one received has been credited into the
respective troops accounts. Therefore, Nigerian Army
troops on various peacekeeping and other operations
have to the best of our knowledge been paid up to date
as released by Ministry of Defence through the Defence
Headquarters.”
In conclusion, he assured Nigerians of the uprightness
of the Nigerian army and its officers, saying:
“We want to assure the general public that the Nigerian
Army will remain focused and never to be distracted
from it’s noble cause of defending and securing the
country from all forms of criminality.”

https://www.naij.com/1033508-nigerian-army-reacts-allegations-buratai.html?source=index_main

cc:lalasticlala, seun, OAM4J, mynd44

Earning a yearly basic salary of 9.18 million EUR,
Barcelona and Brazil star Neymar can afford many of
the good things in life.
Known for his flamboyant and flashy lifestyle, the
Brazilian has added a new mansion to his collection.
Earning a yearly basic salary of 9.18 million EUR,
Barcelona and Brazil star Neymar can afford many of
the good things in life.
Known for his flamboyant and flashy lifestyle, the
Brazilian has added a new mansion to his collection.
The mansion reportedly located in Portobello, roughly
an hour outside the city, the property covers an area of
6,265 metres squared.
Neymar already owns a 25-metre-long yacht – which
cost 3.5 million euros – and a 4m euro private jet.
https://www.naij.com/1028560-neymars-new-mansion-rio-de-janeiro-kinds-awesome-photos.html?source=article_related.. See photos

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Lacomus:
NCA

Prince
Okorafor, 22, Christian Ezike and Ukaoma Daniel..... Are u suprised??... NCAN reporting live from Delta state

I fear police pass armed robbers nowadays oo....

eezeribe:
This Ooni of Ife should go and Meet the Sultan of sokoto, to school him on monarchy....

He doesn't fit to occupy that seat...

He should have been a musician or Actor, so that he could be getting all the media attention he desires...

I am not understanding, what you are saying oo.... Read the news again

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See the heading of ur post and u are calling lala..

Lalasticlala

Noble Igwe is a popular blogger in Nigeria as well as
the founder and Chief Executive Officer of 360 Group.
He is a rising fashion icon and designer.
He is one to show up dressed to the nines at event and
can be termed a risk taker when it comes to fashion. On
October 23, he made a statement with some short
native shorts.
He posted two photos of himself in a native outfit that
had shorts way above his knees. The look is not a
strange one but perhaps because of the length and
close fitting nature of the shorts, it rubbed many people
the wrong way. They are now calling it the ‘male bum
shorts’
His followers made sure to voice their comments. Some
questioned his masculinity, some teased about his legs
while others stared to question his sexuality. See their
comments:
https://www.naij.com/1019611-blogger-noble-igwe-wore-bum-shorts-nigerians-freaking.html?source=index_latest

Good day everyone and happy Sunday to you all... Well for the record I am a Christian and a RCCG member.. I want to share a story with you guys. It's a personal experience of one of our pastors that he shared with us one day.
According to him, he was a very dull pupil. In fact the dullest in his class. He never came out first, second or third, he was always at the bottom.
One fateful day, there was serious noise in the class(those who attended public schools will understand that if a teacher mistakenly leaves a class, there will be serious noise) and suddenly the class was quiet for few seconds(we public school students and even some private schools believed then if something like this happens it means an angel just passed by the class). As this happened and the noise continued, a boy jokinvly said "Angel Don pass". As he (our pastor) heard this he said "Angel, abeg if you pass, remember me oo".
That statement according to him marked a new life for him entirely. He began to succeed in class, came out among the best three pupils. In fact it was a new turn for him academically. Today, he is a graduate and doing well for himself.
I decided to share this here to encourage everyone that irrespective of your challenge, God can help you. Just try Him and He will never disappoint you. God is real. Some believe in the non existence of God. They believe the world was formed by science, but I can put it to you that science cannot explain everything for you.
NB:This story is not fiction
God is real
Jesus is real
The Holy Spirit is real
God bless everyone
Cc;lalasticlala... Happy Sunday

Neyova:
Thanks a lot... Am already studying medicine, currently in my year 2

What is the name of the University u are currently studying??.... Thanks

jossyr:
congrats...am a year 5 medical student

Hey bro, ur profile says u are from sapele...... Am also from sapele an aspirant of med and surgery.... Yet to be admitted tho...... If I am admitted I will need ur help seriously, I just want to get ur attention. Cheers!!

Broke dude.... Go and get a new one and just dash d fan Dat one....

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iamauxin:
Nice... No pictures?

lala oya oo

cc;lalasticlala, dominique

Miracles are still happening! Twenty-one-year-old Adora
Ugwu is planning to be a soldier. She also wants to secure
admission into one of the country’s tertiary institutions. She
had put her hands on the plough of her latter dream by
writing the last UMTE.
But, as she was going for the other one, she died. Two days
after the lady wrote the examination, she was heading for
her home state of Enugu for the recruitment into the
Nigerian Army when the vehicle she was travelling had a
head-on collision with a similar minibus.
The result: her death and that of 25 others who included four
discharged members of batch B National Youth Service
Corps (NYSC).
Twenty of them including Adora reportedly died on the spot
in headon collision involving two 15 passengers capacity
buses, each, belonging separately to Peace Mass Transit
Limited and the Enugu State Transport Company
(ENTRACO). The buses had registration number BENUE –
XB 504 TKP, ENUGU – XL 812 UWN respectively.
The ghastly crash occurred along Enugu- Markudi express
road, at Amoka in Udi, Enugu State on June 20th.
Immediately after the crash which was promptly reported to
the Enugu State Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps
(FRSC) by its Delta State Sector Commander Lukas Ikpi
who met the accident while travelling on the road, the dead
including Adora were evacuated to Our Saviour Hospital
morgue at 9th mile. But she was not meant to stay among
the dead for long.
Two days after she had been confined to the mortuary. The
parents had wept and mourned, most of them especially the
mother was devastated, but the dead must be buried. And
this was what Adora’s relative intended doing: bury her two
day-old corpse. At the morgue, the attendants were putting
in place all the deeds of mortification when suddenly there
was a sound; a sneeze, it was. They looked around, then
another one! Behold, the body being prepared for claim by
the relatives had just sneezed.
The dead don’t sneeze, they reasoned. Adora, whose body
was being prepared, is not dead after all. When Saturday
Mirror asked her what she felt on her first realization of
consciousness, she said: “I thought we were all
sleeping. When I asked people around where I was, she said
they said I had an accident.
“I cannot remember anything that happened when I was at
the mortuary. When Adora was discovered to be alive, her
relative who had come to identify her was immediately
called phoned the others from the morgue. Tears turned to
felicitation. From the morgue she was later transferred to
the Federal Orthopaedic Hospital in Enugu where is
currently receiving treatment and spoke with Saturday
Mirror.
Adora, told Saturday Mirror that she hails from Enugu state.
She said she attended a secondary school in North-Bank
Markudi, Benue State adding that she was in Benue to take
her JAMB after which she was travelling down to Enugu for
army recruitment when the accident occurred.
SOURCE: http://www.mjemagazine.com/photo-nigerian-woman-wakes-up-in-mortuary-2-days-after-death/

Please and please,your parents did not send you to school to protest or form superman,if you see any protest,please don,t join,just go to your room and sleep.....

WARRI —Niger Delta Security Watch Organization, NSWO, has criticised the threat by Northern youths that they would not condone any more attack on the image of President Muhammadu Buhari, saying that former President Goodluck Jonathan was called all sorts of names during his tenure and nobody raised eyebrows.
President of the group, Dickson Bekederemo, in a statement, said: “We strongly condemn the irrational position taken by Northern youths under the auspices of Northern Youth Leaders Assembly, who threatened not to tolerate any further attack on Buhari's image because he has done so much to put the nation on the path of progress.
“From their utterances, it appears they have forgotten that President Buhari is the President of Nigeria and not the president of Northern Nigeria, and so cannot be free from criticism. May we remind them that when President Jonathan was on the seat of power, he was called all sorts of names, ranging from clueless, incompetent and drunken fisherman.
“The pace has been set. President Buhari’s case will also not be different, as Nigerians from all walks of life have the right to criticize him."
source:http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/n-delta-group-condemns-northern-youths-threat-buhari/#