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Take the Bank job as its gives you the opportunity to meet prospective connected people for a better job.

Are you not a man. Join the Nigeria Army and contribute your quota to the protection Nigeria's sovereignty. May God bless the N.A

I suggest you begin arranging and packing your belongings out of Lugard house as your time is up to create room for the next occupant.

If APC fields Yahaya Bello as its Governorship candidate then PDP or any other political party will win the Governorship in November.

APC will win Kano election. We pray the election will be peaceful

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Congratulations APC

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Good afternoon. I have some good news. The new Abuja International Airport terminal is...mind blowing! As we alighted from the aircraft into the glass tunnel, you know that smell that usually hits you when you land in Nigeria? It wasn’t there. The AC in the tunnel worked. Thread.

It’s real, guys. This is Naija. I had arrived on Ethiopian Airlines with my work colleague, Duke, who is visiting Nigeria for the first time ever. Duke said “Wow! Now this is an airport!” We had come in from the dreadful Addis Ababa Bole Airport.

I just said “Yeah.”I didn’t feel the need to tell Duke it was new...until he asked. Boarding gates were spacious and nicely laid out. Comfortable waiting areas. Very clear signage everywhere. Yep! I checked: The clock displayed the right time. I was proud.

Yep! The automatic thermo-imaging machines work. This young man triggered a red image and was immediately pulled to one side.Toilets were clean and had toilet rolls in them. No pit latrines here unlike Idu Train Terminal. The wash basins were clean. Trust me nau, I tried the automatic soap dispenser. It worked.Immigration was a joyful experience.

I said “Good afternoon” to the pretty immigration officer and she said “Good afternoon, Sir. Welcome back home.” She stamped me in and said “Next!” That was it. The queue for Nigerians moved much faster than that of foreigners. As it should!You take your own trolley. No porters here. I counted 5 conveyor belts. I think they could have spread out each belt a bit more, but it was okay. Our luggage was out exactly 20 minutes after we touched down! That’s disembarking, clearing immigration, trolley & then luggage.

Wow!Then we were stopped by Customs! One stopped me and one stopped my friend Duke and asked what was in our bags. I said “I have brought him to Nigeria for the very first time.” They asked me “Oh, is he with you? I said “Yes.” They said “Ok you can go.”I was a bit miffed that they didn’t say “Welcome to Nigeria” to Duke.

Anyway, this sign made me feel better. That I could see a sign to the Metro from a Nigerian airport? Great! Yes, we should worry about maintenance. For me, I’ll just enjoy it today and be proud! Thanks!! End.

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From 40NG Media: https://www.40ng.com/featured/abuja-international-airport/

Expect more in the Next Level of Success

Please face your work as a pastor and stay off politics as all your predictions are false.

The feelings you get when you lost your well paying job is much less compared to that of the Senators that lose their reelection bids. They should take heart as this is not the end of life. More opportunities are in the future.

I am not a prophet but knew PMB will defeat Atiku despite all the online Atilulates posts. We are Next level Lovers and pray better things will happen to Nigerians in this regime.

Thank You foreign Observers.

Please Nnamdi Kalu return to Nigeria and seek amnesty for peace and progress of this Nation. Do not cause chaos in our country while you live abroad.

Thank You for your observation. That is exactly how I personally observed and rated the 2019 election in Nigeria. It is one of the most credible and transparent in the history of Nigeria's democracy.

ManirBK:
President Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Saturday’s presidential elections, has scored 612,371 votes in Niger.

Anjela Mary, the State Collation Officer for the Presidential election, announced this at the INEC headquarters in Minna on Monday.

Mrs Mary, who is the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Lokoja, said Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) scored 218,052 votes.

She said the total number of registered voters was 2,375,568 while the total number of accredited voters was 911,964

Mrs Mary added that the number of valid votes was 851,937 while 45,039 votes were rejected.
She also said the total number of votes cast was 896,976.


The News Agency of Nigeria ( NAN) reports that the result announced by local government collation officers showed that Mr Buhari won in all the 25 councils of the state.
(NAN)

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/316266-buhari-wins-niger.html?

Where are all the Atikulated supporters posting hate post before the election.

Correct.

His vote is 1 So it has no effect on APC. Sai Baba Buhari

In Nigeria, Government does not give capital punishment for looting, bribery, corruption, ballot box snatching and other social vices that is why it is perpetual. I support the president 100% to end ballot box snatching during election.

[quote author=WORDSENSEI post=75890412]When the phrase “air pollution” pops up anywhere, most people tend to limit it to the harmful gases that are suspended into the air due to various human activities.

Whether you are in an enclosed space or in the open, the air around is prone to poisonous elements such as Carbon monoxide.

Carbon Monoxide (CO) otherwise known as “the silent killer” is a poisonous, colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas. CO poisoning typically occurs from breathing it in at excessive levels. It causes severe damage in the body as it displaces oxygen in the blood and deprives the heart, brain, and other vital organs of oxygen.

CO is produced by devices that burn fuels. Therefore, any fuel-burning appliance or machine in your home is a potential CO source. A commonly used machine in an average Nigerian home is the Generator. Given the epileptic situation of the country’s electricity supply, it is not uncommon to find generators in every household and business place.

However, the awareness on the dangers of inhaling this gas seems not to be enough as news of people getting killed by this toxic air is still being reported in the media. CO poisoning remains a major health issue that is underestimated in Nigeria.

The popular Computer Village in Ikeja, Lagos, an information and Communication Technology hub, is one place many businessmen and traders have to rely on noisy and smoky generators to run their operations.

There is little left to the imagination on how CO poisoning is trivialised as every shop owner has generating sets, whether big or small.

Given the overpopulation of the tech hub, it is not hard to see that the air in that environment is as toxic as the word itself. When the electricity supply is cut, all shop owners power their generators to keep the business running.


“I don’t think most of the shop owners here realise how dangerous the smoke coming out of generators are. Look at that corner, you see how cramped up it is? I can bet you that all the shops there have ‘I better pass my neighbour’ generators. They will never hear. I once told a man who faced his generator’s exhaust pipe into his shop that it is bad for him to be inhaling that thing. His response was ‘one thing must kill a man’. The funny thing is even if someone here dies of inhaling that smoke, they still wouldn’t believe it. They would still think it is a spiritual attack from a competitor”, a shop owner who identified himself as Tochi revealed.

“The symptoms of CO poisoning commonly include headache, dizziness, weakness, vomiting, chest pain and flu-like symptoms. That is why it is easy to dismiss them as the effect of the gas poisoning because the symptoms I mentioned are also related to other illnesses. I think the government needs to do better on sensitising the citizens on the dangers of inhaling carbon monoxide and the kinds of machines that emit them. Since it is colourless and mostly mixes with other gases, it is difficult to tell which is which”, a medical doctor at Ifako Ijaiye General hospital said.

Generators should always be placed at least 20 feet away from apartments, shops or offices. It is also advised that the machines should be serviced regularly to reduce the exhaust fumes being emitted while they are being run.

https://www.makeitglobal.biz/carbon-monoxide-colourless-killer/



Thank you. This is a life saving message or post.

A leader that prays for war always is not worthy of leadership.

Point of correction. Some of them may have been infected by HIV from their ex husbands or through other means of contacting the virus, and the pregnancies may be from their ex husbands as well.

I love the Igala and their cultural norms and heritage

Some people will develop heart attack when APC defeats PDP on Saturday.

Some people will develop heart attack whem

You have no respect for women. You have forgotten you have a mother, sister and even daughter.

Celebrate the victory over the corrupt politicians that ganged up against him.

I trip for the lady in the second picture. The soldier ladies are all beautiful.

What if PMB emerge the winner after the general election on Saturday. Will that means social media misinformed us with fake crowd pictures

In seven days to come you will realize they are right.

We can not vote your husband because there will be chaos on who to be the first lady if elected.

He has one vote so its insignificant

Correct prediction