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doctore212:
In my company, once you travel outside state for a job, they give you olosho or babe allowance.

It can range from 50k to 200k

Freshandfitpod:
I'm intimidated by her degrees and achievement

iwaeda:
https://punchng.com/aso-rock-to-disconnect-from-natl-grid-in-march-perm-sec

henrixx:
S23 ultra unlocked 256gb.
screen works perfectly well
but
screen may need replacement. It has slight Crack, ink and green line at bottom. SEE PICS***

price....250k

call or whatsap....080 6229 2514
lagos

100GADGETS:
You will be arrested tomorrow unfailingly for crimes bordering on false accusations and cyberstalking.

SpaceX:
remove tinubu out of the equation and she won't go anywhere in life.

ppogba:
So, a big corporate appreciating her chief executive on a single day is mundane to you. Perhaps, maybe the people that came up with the idea of having a birthday in the first instance should be the ones to face your wrath.

It is too early ventilating your angst on someone who may never know you exist.

And perhaps, may be you have not eaten since the 200 people were killed. Just leave the ashes on your head for now.

kpankpangolo:
Hiding her knuckles in every picture. This one don bleach her life throway.

Freshandfitpod:
north central has a lot of snakes state like niger and abuja, from the picture it looks like a cobra

CHIEFCHICKEN:
Does she live in the forest?
The snake looks too big to be in a city where sanitation is properly done

angelboy01:
I don't understand why executing people. As long as the crime doesn't lead to death just give them life sentence is enough. Life's too sacred to be whisked away.

Islie:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/01/cbn-upgrades-opay-moniepoint-others-to-national-licenses/

dayleke:
Na joke o....
You know how this thing says "not enough character' or "more character needed" when you respond to a topic here?
That was not directed at her o....
I was just playing around with words ni o, I no sabi her at all to know whether she get good character or not.

doctore212:
I pray he is ok.


Meanwhile he should come back and look into the price of olosho in Lagos state. Something needs to be done.


He needs to add subsidy to that industry. I cant be paying 3k for ST and 25k for all night

Marvieduke:
In a viral video on facebook where a man got stuck on a married woman in a hotel, in the video circulating online it was visible where people were seen carry the couple together into the back of an ambulance bus. Below is the link to the video that is circulated online





https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BkewuwT9V/

dailybuzzng:
"I'm Still Alive, Daniel Oniko," Denies Death Rumour



https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/01/23/im-still-alive-daniel-oniko-denies-death-rumour/

Thursday marks one year since US President Donald Trump ordered the country’s withdrawal from the World Health Organisation (WHO) just hours after taking office.

According to an agreement between the US and the Geneva-based UN agency, the withdrawal is due to take effect on Thursday, after the US has completed a mandatory one-year notice period.

Theoretically, one of the conditions for withdrawal specified in the agreement has not been met, as the US failed to pay its contributions in full as agreed.

However, the WHO has no means of demanding the money or refusing the withdrawal.

“ I hope that the US will reconsider its decision and rejoin WHO,” Director General Tedros Ghebreyesus said in Geneva, adding that everyone loses with the move.

“Withdrawal is a loss for the US and also a loss for the rest of the world,” Mr Ghebreyesus said, adding it was not about money but about cooperation and solidarity[i]

Among other things, the WHO has early warning systems for outbreaks of potentially dangerous diseases.

It also coordinates the composition of flu vaccines for the coming season, after analysing the pathogens circulating worldwide.

The US is no longer participating in either of these activities, and the rest of the world must now do without important US expertise.

[/b]Mr Trump’s anger with the WHO dates back to the coronavirus pandemic.[/b]

He tried to have the US leave the organisation during his first term in office.

But his successor, Joe Biden, became president before the one-year deadline was reached and reversed Mr Trump’s order.

Mr Trump accuses the WHO of misusing funds and mishandling the pandemic.

After he returned to the White House, the US did not pay the outstanding membership fees for 2024 or 2025, totalling around $280 million.

[i]For years, the US was by far the largest contributor.

It consistently paid many times the fixed membership fee voluntarily, often covering more than 15 per cent of the organisation’s budget.

[/b]The WHO has been forced to implement a strict austerity programme.[/b]

By the middle of 2026, the number of employees is expected to have decreased by around a fifth to approximately 7,300, compared to the beginning of 2025. The budget has been cut by a similar amount.

Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has said he’s not dumping the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) despite the recent wave of defections in his party.

Makinde said this after meeting with President Bola Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Thursday.

When asked if he’s also considering joining the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), like his former colleagues in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Makinde said he’s comfortable with the PDP.

"I am comfortable in the PDP,” he stated.

Makinde maintained that addressing Nigerian problems requires bi-partisan approach with contributions from all political parties in the interest of the country.

“We may have issues in this country where you need a bipartisan approach, where there won’t be an issue of APC talking alone or PDP talking alone; where we will have to look at what is the best foot forward in the interest of our nation. So, when you get to that junction, you need everybody on board,” he said.

The Oyo governor arrived at the Aso Villa shortly after Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, who recently defected from the PDP to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

Both governors were received separately and proceeded to the president’s office.

Makinde was a key member of the group of five PDP governors, popularly known as the G5, who opposed the emergence of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar as the party’s presidential candidate ahead of the 2023 general election.

The G5 governors argued that the PDP had violated its informal zoning arrangement by presenting a northern candidate after the eight-year tenure of former President Muhammadu Buhari, who is also from the North.

The group maintained that power should rotate to the South in the interest of fairness and national cohesion.

During the 2023 presidential election, Makinde and other members of the G5 openly worked against the PDP candidate and supported Tinubu, who eventually won. Other members of the G5 included former Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike, former Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom, former Enugu State Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, and former Abia State Governor Okezie Ikpeazu.