Descottes:
me too. The screenshot you posted up there is nothing new to me.
It's one of the reasons I'm depressed cuz I break people's hearts unknowingly not just girls. family and friends too.
And I'm actually a good person. Hmmm

rolams:


You no well! Are you guys enemy before?

After sleeping with her severally, after letting her believe you both will be together for life, after letting stationed are heart only in your colony, after making her believe you are the best man for her, after making her believe her life is imbalance without you, after making her spent her precious time with you.

Guy, you are wicked. It's pains me more than the girl walahi. You are bad. Will you be happy if someone does that to you sister?

Any girl you can't marry, pls don't date her.

BluntTheApostle:


Is she from Kogi state?

Na dem dey love like this.

Simran94:

Don’t make it as anything and let her go.
You both obviously cannot be “just friends” after this because she’s hurt.
You are in a relationship with someone and you wake up one day and tell them you need a break, as per lunch break or what? Do you see your relationship a full time job that you need to take breaks?

Let me tell you, taking a break from a relationship gives way to third parties(sex and bonds with someone else) and coming back together after the break will only make things worse. So it’s best you just spell it out to her and break up so she can fully move on.

SILVERLINES:
you are a mad man

Tomilola360:


Mr man, everyone has their own head to think and life to live.

FCKING IGNORE THE MESSAGE.

Whatever she thinks she has turned into is her business. Just in case she has given u all the styles in the world, nobody send her work.

You are to blame only if you jazzed her into doing things.

No let any stupid girl manipulate you. those creatures are just out of this world

MadeINchenzen2:
You've just activated her hoe-phase, by the time u return after having enough space, it will be too late to meet her the way u left her.

TheiaTalks:


She thinks you want to break up with her. If that isn't your motive, explain to her.

doggedfighter:



It's obvious.

Time to work on it so you don't end up losing good people.

You may not feel it now but over time it will start telling on you.

BlaqJosh:


You know she will feel that you are seeing someone else, even you would feel the same way about it , but then even if you need some space do it on a low without telling her.

doggedfighter:
I think you are a good man but needs to learn a lot on how to handle people especially one that loves you.

BlaqJosh:
You have finally turned her to a regular olosho.... Wehdone

MufasaLion:
What have you turned her into? A IndecentStar or what? I need answer.

Totilopussylick:
Calm down.

Its a made up story

E never happened

helinues:


It's mostly caused by stress, lack of enough rest, lack of good diet and sometimes financial

Financial cos when someone is broke sometimes, John Thomas hardly rise

MufasaLion:
I'll try this sex thing one day also.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Friday rejected N100 billion earnmarked by the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning for the conduct of 2023 general election.


Chairman of the Electoral umpire, Prof. Yakubu Mahmood, who made this known while defending the Agency’s 2022 budget before the Joint National Assembly Panel on INEC said the N100 billion vote was outside INEC budget for 2022 which is N40 billion.

His words: “The N100bn is the first tranche for the 2023 general election while N40bn is our normal budget for 2022. N189bn was appropriated for the 2019 general election. So, it cannot be N100bn only for 2023.


“We are already in touch with the Federal Ministry of Finance on the additional requirements for the 2023 general election. Either we come to the National Assembly to defend the budget before the committee or we would do what we did in 2019 when the executive just submitted the proposal to the National Assembly and we came to defend it.

“We would need more money because we’ve expanded our polling units and we are introducing new technology for elections among many other new innovations. The number of registered voters will increase beyond the 84 million for the 2019 general election.

“Some of the things we needed would require four months, some five months while some would require seven months. We will start early preparations now that we have the money early enough…

“We hired 34, 000 vehicles for the 2019 elections so we have plans to also outsource the material distribution in 2023 because we can not afford the cost of buying such huge number of vehicles and engage the drivers that would drive them.”

Mahmood further disclosed that the Governorship Elections in Osun and Ekiti states will gulp N7 billion.

According to him, N189billion was spent on 2019 General Election and the number of voters have increased beyond 84 million.

He said: “We also budgeted N7bn for the conduct of Ekiti and Osun governorship election including the possibility of runoffs.

“We made a provision of N2.6bn for Ekiti State with a population of over one million registered voters and N4.4bn for Osun with 30 local government areas.

“We are earmarking N4.2bn for the continuous registration exercise in 2,700 centres.”

Brimstone77:
Ipob have failed..

Why issue orders you won't keep..

What if those that have cancelled their activities because of this sit at home..?

What are the bargaining chip for the cancellation?..

gssdobi:
Simeon Ekpa & umuada North America, should first relocate to Nigeria, before giving order.

alcaptainero:

By law, any election where more than 20 persons are killed in a state election then that election will be cancelled. The FG should start the process of letting the Ibos go their way. Is it by force to hold them in Nigeria forever ?

The Inspector-General of Police, Mr Usman Alkali Baba has said the heavy deployment of security operatives to Anambra for Saturday’s election is not meant to scare voters but to reassure them.

Baba who was speaking to stakeholders during a meeting in Anambra State said the election security is designed to cover the three senatorial districts of the state, 21 local government areas, 326 wards and 5,720 polling units across the State.

Baba said: “This massive deployment is not designed to intimidate the law-abiding as being insinuated in some quarters. On the contrary, it is to re-assure them of adequate protection by deterring misguided political elements as well as non-state actors that might be bent on threatening the elections through acts of armed violence or other conducts that violate the provisions of the Electoral Act.


“It is to also serve as a strong warning that the government is determined to bring such subversive characters to justice should they advance their ignoble, undemocratic and unpatriotic intents. The overriding objective of our operational action plan is to ensure an environment that is peaceful enough to encourage the law-abiding people of Anambra State to exercise their electoral franchise.

“The message here is clear. For the political actors and electorates that are law-abiding, they are fully assured of optimal security. However, for the destabilising elements and other deviants who despite all wise counsels are determined to deploy violence and other illegal means to advance their political interests or constitute a clog in the wheel of peaceful atmosphere for the election, they should be prepared for the consequences of their actions as they will be identified, isolated and decisively dealt with irrespective of their status, ideological inclinations or political affiliation.”

He assured all the people of Anambra, Nigeria and the international community of his team’s firm commitment to support INEC in delivering a free, fair, credible and successful election in the State.

He also stated that case is slated for 2nd November, adding that his desire was to wrap up the matter within one month.

Aloy Ejimakor, a special counsel for the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu has said the N5 billion lawsuit filed against the Nigerian government asking freedom for his client on health grounds in Abia State has been assigned to a Chief Judge.


He also stated that case is slated for 2nd November, adding that his desire was to wrap up the matter within one month.

Ejimakor disclosed this to SaharaReporters on Wednesday.

SaharaReporters had reported on October 7 that Ejimakor was disappointed that the case was not assigned to court.

"As of today, the case is yet to be assigned and I was informed by the registry that all parties will be notified of the next hearing date once the case is assigned to a Court.

"A fundamental rights proceeding is sui generis. In other words, it is to be treated as special and expected to be concluded quickly, especially in situations where the applicant is incarcerated.

"Today’s outcome is a disappointment. It is my hope that, going forward, there won’t be any further delay in hearing the case," he had said early this month.

However, briefing SaharaReporters on the matter on Wednesday, Ejimakor said, "The matter has been assigned to the Chief Judge sitting in High Court 1; and it is set down for hearing on 2nd November, 2021."

The counsel further said, "On this date, the Nigerian government and its Attorney-General will be expected to move their extant application for extension of time to defend the suit, to which I had filed an opposition.

"After joining issues, I will insist on a ruling on the spot, so that the case can proceed quickly to the next level, which will be a definitive hearing on the substantive matter.

"My intention is to have the case concluded within the next one month. It qualifies for accelerated hearing because of Mazi Kanu’s current incarceration.

"Therefore, I will be strongly disinclined to any further delays coming from the Nigerian government and the other respondents."

The Muhammadu Buhari-led government through the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN) had pleaded with the Abia State High Court to give it and other six respondents an extension of time to defend the lawsuit filed by Ejimakor on behalf of Kanu.

SaharaReporters had reported that the the IPOB leader through his lawyer had in August 2021 approached the Abia High Court to enforce his fundamental rights, stemming from the military invasion of his Umuahia home in September 2017 and his subsequent “extraordinary rendition” from Kenya in June 2021.

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