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Reno Mumukri is just a rabble-rouser who lacks points to criticize Peter Obi with, hence he resorts to baseless claims.

JAMB was very wrong to have fixed exams by 6:30am. They could have simply extended the number of days the exams were to hold.

Kudos to madam Okoli! She's doing well.


You people should stop with this notion of women being discriminated against in Nigeria. This is fallacy of the highest degree. I even personally have evidence of women being the ones discriminating against men in terms of employment opportunities in this country!

I have been to job tests/Interviews where I outperformed the females in the tests but eventually they were given the jobs. Nigeria is just anyhow o! Na women dey even discriminate against men especially in places where women are the heads.

Verification starts from 6:30am while exam starts from 8:00am. JAMB hadn't said anything different from what Peter Obi is complaining about. Verification starting by 6:30am means that students are expected at the venues even before 6:30am.

Imagine a student that has to travel for like 1hr 30minutes to the exam venue, that means he or she has to take off from around 5:00am. Nigeria is just one evil contraption that subject people to all sorts of difficulties in getting simple things in life.


Tufia!!!!

When Ihejirika was decimating these terrorists, northern political elites politicized it by claiming that he was killing their northern youths. Now see the results!

When would people learn that you don't romanticize terrorists You deal with them ruthlessly otherwise they'll overrun you and kill you and everyone you hold dear!

mannobi:
This last pope is hard to convince us he was christ led. Many of his policies were antichrist in nature. May God help them to choose the right one with less controversial policies

He actually portrayed the true essence of Christ by not taking a hard-line posture on perceived "sinners", hence he forgave and welcomed them with love.

This is what we get when guys are made to marry old and fat evening newspapers for economic reasons. The guy is bound to start resenting her looks and lose attraction for her sooner than they got married. Next thing is get a younger and prettier side chick and cheat on his wife. But the guy shouldn't have gone to the extent of body shaming her.

Guys! This is why it is very important to marry a girl who's way younger than you are. Left for me, the ideal age gap between a man and his wife should be from 20yrs upwards! This is because women age faster than men and before you know it, she'll become like hippopotamus that you can't be proud of. This is why many men cheat! If age gap is wide enough, it'll take time before she goes out of shape and when she eventually do, you'll be consoled by the fact that you enjoyed her youthful body for sometime.

Let's end cheating among married men by encouraging men to marry far younger girls!

I come in peace

How men can avoid putting themselves into unnecessary stress:

1. Healthcare: avoid expensive private hospitals that drain your pockets without any guarantee of better outcomes. Use government facilities and if you have access to health insurance, use it. Make use of pharmacies! With the introduction of Pharm.D program, many pharmacists are now clinically grounded to handle certain minor ailments and they don't usually charge extra money for consultation nor require you to pay for cards. Just buy drugs they recommend and avoid rushing to hospital at any slightest fever.

2. From my observations over the years, most private schools are just conduit pipes through which proprietors milk parents of their resources. There are many great government schools around. Make use of them and stop trying to impress anyone or form "class". Standards of many government schools in Nigeria are greatly improving. Also, don't forget that government schools still pay better remuneration to teachers hence attract the most qualified teachers compared to private schools that employ unqualified teachers and secondary school leavers just so they can pay them cheap wages.

3. Learn to buy food in bulk. It is cheaper buying staple foodstuffs in bulk. Perhaps at the end of the month when your salary comes, go to market yourself and stock the house with food. Fill gas and buy electricity in bulk.
Generally, learn to manage your income prudently.

Remember that what you owe your children is mostly good upbringing anchored on strong moral values and great work ethics. If you can impart those two into them, you don't necessarily need to bother about making wealth for them to inherit (if you're fortunate enough to, good and fine!). Basically, give your children good training from childhood on moral values and work ethics. Teach them on time to be self-reliant and I can assure you they'll do just fine when you're gone.

With the above, you'll have less pressure on you and this would help you live long.

Quite unfortunate situation!

Ebubu2:
Try to keep yourself anonymous when posting it on twitter.

I'm just tired tbh.

Done

HaneefahRN:
The idiot did not remember his children before humiliating their mother when his brain is inside his small head. Very useless fool. From sources he sent his wife's nudes to his side chick laughing at her about her being fat and unattractive
Later they will claim men are logical gender
As if sense comes with what is between ones legs

How about your gender that would leave all the responsible men asking for their hands in marriage and settle for one brainless guy for whatever frivolous reason

This is why I believe that gender equality nonsense should not be practiced here in Nigeria! Go to most organizations today in Nigeria, they give jobs more to women than men especially in organizations headed by women! Such gender bias in employment would only end up destroying the traditional family system because the more you give jobs and financial empowerment to women, the less likely they're to marry and raise families!

It is now becoming clearer to me why some Islamic countries don't allow women to work and earn money! It is better to have the men working and bringing home the bread than the other way round.

I will not vote for Tinubu in 2027 because doing that would amount to endorsement of incompetence and insensitivity to the plights of Nigerians who have suffered untold hardship caused by Tinubu's government.

I know that the election would be rigged eventually to favor Tinubu, but I'll have to first satisfy my conscience by voting against him. The only condition under which I might vote for Tinubu is if there's a dramatic turnaround and improvement of our economy such that exchange rate comes down to at least #400 per dollar and the current inflation rates drastically reduces with remarkable improvements in cost of living of the average Nigerian.

Xammie001:
Tertiary is State controlled now, Must everything be Federal Government

States and Federal government both have tertiary hospitals but federal government has more! States also have secondary facilities (ie general hospitals). States and local governments ,in most places, jointly run primary healthcare (PHCs).

My point is that, instead wasting money on building PHCs, FG should channel the money on improving the tertiary hospitals and getting them to world-class standards while states and Local governments should run the PHCs . FG can occasionally intervene by providing them with essential resources like vaccines, drugs and attracting international aids to help enhance their functionality.

Xammie001:
PHC are always where people don't have access to general hospitals

I know. But I believe the money should be channeled into improving our tertiary hospitals by employing healthcare workers and purchasing medical equipment and consumables which are grossly lacking in our public hospitals!

I repeat, primary healthcare should be left to states and local governments! FG should focus on improving the tertiary hospitals!

The government need to seriously investigate how these people get access to such powerful firearms like AK-47. It appears that they have moles in the army who supply them all those guns!

If Tinubu (or any president for that matter) truly want to fight the menace of herdsmen attacks, banditry in the north and Boko Haram,then we need to reorganize the army! First appoint a gallant Igbo officer as Chief of army staff(agree on terms with him) and give him the mandate and financial cum material supports to end these senseless insecurities. I bet you, an Igbo officer would end insurgency of all kinds in this country if given the position and supports!

Chubhie:
What men dey do nor good. If the god nor start to dey kpai men dem nor go learn.

And wetin women dey do good Abi you no read say the lady dumped her fiance of two years for the new abroad guy

She's simply getting her own karma

Kudos to our brothers and sisters in Igbanke.

The truth is that when you visit an Igbo community, you don't even need anybody to tell you they're Igbos!

Those who tend to deny their roots do that sometimes for political reasons or out of ignorance.

Nnamdi Kanu was right with all the places he included in the Biafran map. Go to places like Idomaland in Benue state and some parts of Kogi, you don't even need to be told that they're Igbos.

You got your own karma for dumping your boyfriend for the new guy man. So, your curses won't work!

Alot of things are going wrong with our healthcare system presently! Even regulatory agencies have become hotbeds of corruption!

E.g Pharmacy council of Nigeria (PCN) now without annual licenses of young pharmacists even after making them sit for an illegal exam after internship which they call PEP. These young pharmacists despite passing the test are still made to pay extra bribe to PCN staff before they get their first licenses! While other professions give licenses to their graduates after internship, young pharmacists are subjected to further stress and extortions and still have their licenses delayed for so long!

All these things are happening under the Minister's watch and deserve to be addressed! If they know they don't want to regulate pharmacy practice anymore, let them scrap the damn PCN and face the consequences of an unregulated pharmacy practice.

Prof Pate please wake up and act!!!

FG is not serious at all!

Go to our tertiary hospitals and you'll see the level of infrastructural decay and lack of personnel. For years during Buhari's tenure, most of our tertiary hospitals didn't employ while health workers were retiring and resigning due to japa syndrome. Consequently, these public hospitals are in serious lack of staff, especially clinical staff!

One would have expected Tinubu's government to focus attention on revamping the tertiary hospitals so they can be better positioned to handle the growing burdens of ill-health in the system, but the government has chosen instead to waste money on primary healthcare centers which should be better left to states and local governments to handle!

Prof Pate, please advise your boss to live PHC for state and local governments and instead, concentrate on the tertiary hospitals!

Talkisneeded:
Not every sex you regret, not even

Imagine diving in raw because you got a chance to knack your crush when you don't have any condoms with you, and afte that you realize the risk you just took. The risk of contracting an infection or getting the girl pregnant.

floss:
When you pay 25k for food at an eatery, do you regret your actions after eating the food ?

If yes then you need to work hard…

In life money is the master of all things…

Poverty brings regret and not being able to assume responsibility for one’s actions. If you have millions of dollars to spare, in fact you’ll be proud of your actions…

About STD and other diseases, the more money you have the more sophisticated your sex life becomes. You can make any lady undergo medical lab tests in your personal space before meeting you especially if you knack raw.


So there’s nothing like regret if you have money…. Poverty breeds regrets.

Leave English and work Hard and Smart

You missed the point!

The point is about how intense sexual fantasies or desire (aka konji) can drive a guy into taking irrational decisions with regards to sex and then the regret that follows post-nut clarity.

My pain is that these same Benue people tend to tilt towards the core norths politically. I have had arguments with many of them while I was a student in Jos. You'll see them defending the abokis politically like some conquered slaves!
As an igbo guy, I would naturally want to fraternize with people of Benue state, especially Idomas but they'll end up disappointing you with the way they defend and support the core northern oligarchs! No wonder some people believe they're getting what they deserve.

Honestly, I'm sick and tired of all these senseless killings by the herders and the deafening silence of government! What's happening in Nigeria sef? Can someone tell me why the Fulani invaders seem to enjoy special treatments in this country Is there anything government is not telling us

The other day in Uromi, some of these marauders were killed and the whole nation was agog with our political leaders finding their voices to condem the killings, but now many lives have been lost in Plateau and Benue yet everybody is silent! Our security agencies keep eating up taxpayers money without providing security! Quite unfortunate!

It's a nice place. I've been there!

Thundafireseun:
No offence meant….. I thank God I’m not from Kogi, Benue , or plateau state…

Insecurity knows no state o! Your state might be next target if the marauders are allowed to conquer their current targets!

With actions like that of the Benue governor, Peter Obi will continue to gain popularity and supports across Nigeria and beyond.

In fact, before now, I wasn't sure whom to support in 2027 but with this action, my mind is made up. It is Peter Obi forever!

Let haters of ndigbo go and die

Kudos to the learned lawyer.

Your type give us hope that there are still men of honour left in this country.

This bill is trash! It'll only encourage unproductivity in the system!

You see, when you fill up women in almost every organization, you should also take into cognizance the impact of the maternity leaves on their productivity. Since retirement age in the country is just 60years, I don't think taking 24weeks maternity leave per birth is good for our economy.