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This one wan hang boot after playing in both local and international leagues.
She now want to retire with a "god fearing" and rich SIMP. If wishes were horses.... |
Our private sector employers need to learn that businesses thrive on LAWS not on barbarism and slavery that currently characterize our private sector work places. This matter should be thoroughly investigated and all the perpetrators punished accordingly regardless of their social statuses. |
malikombi:Who even send ASUU that their yeye fight sef Fighting for students by making them lose one academic year! And then when they graduate into the labour market, they are denied jobs on age grounds, and ASUU will not be there to help them out oo. |
I like that guy....na correct man im be |
Pierce008:You are very correct. I witnessed it too! |
Strongbest:DON'T OVERDO THINGS . KNOW WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE OF CAUTION |
Preciousgirl:God forbids! |
Is that one food? Abi someone's diarrheal poo ![]() |
I don't just know what those people were thinking, because any smart observer of Edo politics should have known that having Obaseki contest under PDP with his power of incumbency would translate to a clear win for the party given the grounds they already held in the state. Maybe they were hoping on the so called federal might. |
This is how elections should be. People should be free to choose their leaders, not have someone imposed on them in this 21st century. Ize-Iyamu miscalculated by decamping to APC instead of remaining in PDP and blocking every entrance routes against Obaseki-haven seen the trouble brewing in APC. He should have known what many of us knew long ago which is that Edo state is still largely a PDP state. Anyway, it's all good! Iyamus's miscalculation was a means the gods wanted to use to return Obaseki so as to continue his good works. The gods are wise! Congratulations to Godwin Obaseki! He should however endeavor to be magnanimous in victory and to continue the good works he is doing in Edo state. |
Howfar bros Ehinmen3 Shebi you see say Obaseki don f"ckk Ize Iyamu up again o! Lmao |
I knew Obaseki would win this election! PDP is more popular in Edo state than APC. Obaseki's performance in office would have been the only factor to win the election for APC if he had contested on the party's platform, but Oshiomole was too selfish to consider that fact. |
Obaseki would win today's Edo election overwhelmingly! Edo people are smart |
Good to see that the country is doing fine again, but I'll still not encourage anyone to go and invest there or any other black African country for that matter. My reason is that even when the countries appear to be cool, it would be just a matter of time before the natives go haywire and start killing people and destroying businesses. South Africa and Ghana are typical examples. |
tillaman:Lmao Nairaland never disappoints in providing comic relief |
"Sempe fidelis"! If you know, you know. That's Chima, my man! |
ThetrueWord:Religion keeps diverting attention from the real problems of the society! This is not spiritual but a clear case of mental sickness. The man must have been subjecting his brain to too much drugs that enhance the ability to "see vision". Such drugs are called hallucinogens and they can badly mess up the brain. |
Nigerians of good conscience need to call NMA to order if we want our healthcare sector to grow! NMA should desist from allowing their parochial and selfish interests stifle our health sector so that it can become more robust and afford Nigerians the quality healthcare they desire. Medical doctors alone cannot do it. All these years they have suppressed other health workers in the sector, what have we achieved We can't even boast of having experts in many specialties of medicine! Pay other health workers their due wages and allow them to grow so they can maximally contribute to quality healthcare delivery to Nigerians! |
Good to know that some people still have conscience in this country of ours. One then wonder why others have the hearts to snuff life out of fellow humans without bathing an eyelid. Op, you just have to forgive yourself and move on. There's nothing you can do about it right now. |
And the "simp" won a car! E be like "simping" don dey pay o |
If i Were you, I'll secretly run a DNA test on the child. If the result confirms that the child isn't mine, I'll send the lady away but keep the child and care for her like mine. She didn't ask to be born and I believe all children should be cared for. |
This strike should be total and indefinite The bias in the Nigerian health sector is mind boggling |
While the male actors don't even have money to pay their medical bills. If making money in the movie industry was by acting talents, men like Sam Dede, Hanks Anuku, Saint Obi etc would have been multimillionaires by now, but we know how e be for the industry. This life no just balance |
This year's BBN winner is OZO |
joyandfaith:They called off the strike after FG released additional 8.9 billion naira for payment of their hazard allowance! |
joyandfaith:Just like NARD made frivolous demands for hazard allowance not stated in their employment letter? |
joyandfaith:Nonsense! Let them keep on with the selective invocation of 'no work, no pay" instead of addressing the demands of the health workers. Let's see where it'll lead our health sector to. All the time, the government keeps showing that they're biased in favour of the medical doctors. That is why they hurriedly meet their demands whenever they go on strike but invoke their useless 'no work no pay' when other health workers go on strikes. And for your information, deductions can be made for the number of days of strike if the government really wants to show they are not biased with the 'no work, no pay' policy. I just wish that the leadership of JOHESU will not get compromised but sustain the strike until all their demands are met. At least let's see how our health sector would fair with only the medical doctors doing all the jobs. |
Hard as it maybe but i support JOHESU on this strike. Nigerian government has treated JOHESU members so badly as though they are not important in the health sector. Why single them out in implementing the 'no work no pay policy' while you pay ASUU members and others when they go on strike Many of these health workers are unsung heroes who put in so much work right from schools to points of care, yet the government doesn't care about their plights. |
Redfruit:You definitely don't know what class means! That is why you compare that glorified chemist called parklane with this masterpiece. We should learn to say the truth even when it is against our sectional inclinations. |
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Hell no!!!! Please let's be guided