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IrepChrist:
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Greetings to Everyone.

Please take things easy…
- fuel is now almost#900 per litter ooh…
- Gas N1300 per Kg

And put your total trust in God (not man oh).

The Rate at which People Just die all of a Sudden is becoming alarming.

Most Nigerians know that we are in,
- [ ] a Period of Frustrations,
- [ ] Depressions
- [ ] Confusion
- [ ] Terror,
- [ ] Stress,
And the like….

All these increase
- [ ] The Risk of High Blood Pressure
- [ ] Which also leads to Heart Failure or Attack
- [ ] Of course, which can cause sudden death,
Which is now Rampant!

Please, move away from being provoked easily,

- [ ] By your Children,
- [ ] Friends,
- [ ] Colleagues,
- [ ] Superiors,
- [ ] Subordinates,
- [ ] Partners,
- [ ] Husbands and Wives.

Also,
- [ ] Avoid reacting to things aggressively.
- [ ] Isolate yourself from Disturbances.
- [ ] Avoid too much thinking

When there is no money or food at home,
Just stay cool and calm.

If you don't attend that wedding this time because of Aso-ebi, in nine months, you will attend the child naming ceremony. Don't borrow to buy that aso-ebi!

- [ ] Avoid the exchange of words with People

- [ ] At Home, Markets, Offices, etc. Always check your BP,

- [ ] Take your Drugs,

- [ ] Follow Instructions,

- [ ] And Exercises.

- [ ] Go to see your Doctor immediately if you feel changes in your body, Especially your Chest.

- [ ] Stay in Peace*
Hunger is one of the root cause of depression and desperation.
- [ ] And never fight anyone

- [ ] Don't be anxious about anything, instead pray without ceasing

Your Health is far better than any worldly thing.
- [ ] Beware of Transferred Aggression.
- [ ] Stay alive for yourself
- [ ] Stay alive for your family
- [ ] Stay alive for your glorious tomorrow
- [ ] We only have one life to live,
- [ ] Stay alive for me, you may help me tomorrow😏
- [ ] Don't die before your time
- [ ] This phase will come to an end.

It shall be well.

This message is Very important. Please Share on All Platforms & To all your contacts, you never know who u are saving.. PEACE ✌️ 🕊️ ire Oo 👌👍🏿

Mindsetmindset:
Nigeria is a country programmed to fail. In a sensible clime those nonentity are not to be paraded as lawmakers

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hustler2828:
Na this kind earth quake you call slight crack. Fear God na bros.

adenigga:
Source: https://dailytrust.com/503275-students-fail-English-maths-in-2024-WASSCE

God1000:

𝐕𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐎: 𝐌𝐚𝐧 𝐀𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐡 𝐇𝐮𝐦𝐚𝐧 𝐒𝐤𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐈𝐧 𝐎𝐲𝐨

A man simply dentified as Musa has bern apprehended in the Amuloko area of Ibadan, Oyo State capital, with a fresh human skull of an unidentified woman.

Residents, suspicious of his… pic.twitter.com/WzDGINyjA0

— Punch Newspapers (@MobilePunch) August 13, 2024

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London’s most notorious phone snatcher, who used an electric bike to steal 24 mobiles in less than an hour, has been jailed for two years.

Sonny Stringer, 28, targeted victims across the capital, stealing from unsuspecting tourists and commuters.

He used his high powered e-bike to help him get away as he mounted pavements, narrowly avoided pedestrians and reached speeds of 50mph to escape the police.

Stringer sped through busy city streets running red lights as he was pursued by a police patrol vehicle.

He was eventually caught when officers who had tracked his movements using CCTV used an unmarked car to knock him from his bike.

Family pushing a buggy

Stringer and an unknown accomplice embarked on their spree on 26 March, stealing 24 phones from people across the capital in less than an hour.

City of London Police, who brought him to justice, described him as the capital’s “most notorious phone snatcher”.

The decision to knock him from his bike - known as a tactical contact - was taken after officers assessed he was about to mount the pavement in the direction of a family pushing a buggy

Hurtling along Cheapside in the City towards the Bank of England, Stringer overtook a bus before veering towards the pavement in order to evade the police.

But the unmarked car clipped his back wheel bringing the high speed pursuit to an end.

Dangerous driving

Stringer came off his bike and attempted to run away but he was quickly arrested. As officers approached, he threw away a bag containing 22 mobiles, while another two were found close by.

Appearing at Isleworth Crown Court, Stringer admitted snatching 24 phones in an hour. He received 20 months in prison for theft with an additional four months for dangerous driving.

Chief Supt William Duffy said: “Phone snatching has a significant impact on victims and it is right that Stringer received a custodial sentencing for snatching mobiles on London’s streets.

“The successful capture and prosecution of a prolific phone snatcher shows City of London Police’s focus on detecting and bringing to justice those who steal from people on our streets.”

‘Be aware of your surroundings on the street’
Mr Duffy added: “This was a team effort from our control team following the criminals on CCTV and communicating with officers on the ground, to response officers making risk-critical decisions to protect the public and effect an arrest. Not forgetting our investigators tracking down victims from across London, returning valuable mobile phones and ensuring a guilty verdict.

“We’d urge people to be aware of their surroundings when using their mobile phones on the street. Limit the opportunities for criminals to target you by reducing the number of times you have your phones out while in the street.”

Buffalo2:
The guy should go and do DNA for the children.

Available9:
Deaf and dumb don give you blowjab before ? ...the thing make sense

Lalami3232:
Congratulations to both of you and I wish y'all a DNA test free marriage.

Chinjo2:
What a country we have under APC.

olaolulazio:
B.A.T till 2031

enibas:
nothing wey person no dey hear

helinues:
Hisbah are coming for them

Commercial sex workers in Kano have appealed to organisers of the nationwide hunger protests to engage the Federal Government in dialogue.

They told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday that the protests had crippled social-economic activities, leaving them without customers and struggling to survive.

Monica James, who operates on France Road, said that dialogue was the only option to address the grievances of the protesters.

“I have not eaten for two days because of the curfew; our customers are nowhere to be found,” she said.

She urged the organisers to shelve their protests and negotiate with the government to end the demonstrations.

Deborah Iliya, a sex worker on Yoruba Road, who reechoed James’ sentiments, described the situation as horrible, as she has not been able to find customers.

Hannatu Ibrahim, of Weather head area, also called for an end to the protests, joining the growing calls for a return of normalcy.

Caroline James, a sex worker operating from a brothel on Enugu street in Sabon Gari, said that the infiltration of hoodlums and subsequent violence “spoilt our business.”

She said that she had booked clients who were willing to pay between N30, 000 and N40,000, but they were unable to keep their appointments due to the tension and curfew.

A sex worker, who preferred to remain anonymous, said that some of her colleagues were forced to share rooms due to the lack of customers during the protest.

She appealed to the authorities to relax the curfew, stating that it had severely impacted their ability to conduct business.

Moses John, a bar attendant, told NAN that the curfew had severely impacted business activities in Sabon Gari, with hotels and bars hardly selling due to the absence of customers.

Kenneth John, a dealer in Esi Ewu (goat head) on Aitken Road, told NAN that the curfew had negatively impacted business activities in Sabon Gari, lamenting that he had lost several heads of goats due to lack of power supply.

Salewa97:
This is a commendable move by the Federal Government! It shows they are genuinely concerned about the food crisis affecting Nigerians. The subsidized rice initiative is a great way to support public servants and ensure transparency in the process. Kudos to President Tinubu for taking steps to alleviate the hardships faced by citizens. Let's hope more such initiatives follow!

LocalFARMERS:
This big Catfish was sold for one hundred thousand naira. The Fish was so big that, the owner kept it as a pet.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8rHBLZsGxM

PlutoSenator:
I have a Stanbicibtc account that I have not used for over five years now, I was thinking by now it would have been blocked or turned dormant because it is an account I don't use anymore.

I was so surprised today when at 4:26 PM, I saw a credit alert of thirty thousand, three hundred and forty-two naira, ninety -six Kobo (N 30,342.96) and the description was showing loan repayment till 28th April.

At 6:25 PM still today, I got a debit alert of nineteen thousand, five hundred and two naira, thirty -seven Kobo (N 19,502.37) from the same account with a description showing loan principal + interest pmt:00560.

And right now, there is a balance of ten thousand, seven hundred and ninety-naira, fifty-nine Kobo (N 10,790.59) in the account.

I know nothing about this transaction. I did not request for any loan. I did not make any withdrawal from the account. I have not used this account for over five years.

When I dialed *909# to check my account number, I saw another account number alongside the account number I was given when I opened the account many years ago.

I have lodged a complaint to the bank though but does anyone have an idea on what is happening in the account?

orikoku:
What about general public?

Sccarrr:
Chai.. UK peter Obi ppl... criminals

Obiedun:
You said hunger caused the looting in Nigeria, what causes this one?