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It will also give him more working experience for better offers Etranshub: |
N5,000 in 2012 to 2013 |
Nasarawa United |
Vawulence Everywhere ![]() |
President Buhari should sack minister of labour Ngige with immediate effect. He's on a personal vendetta mission against ASUU even if it means jeopardizing the future of our children are have been out of school for about a year now. |
thebosstrevor1:WRONG He is not a member of ICAN |
Kudos to FIFA for selecting this number of African Referees. However, I'm surprised to see Janny Sikwaze of Zambia who ended a game in the 85th minutes. Other than him, all the others performed well at the just concluded AFCON. Well deserved |
KingDash:What Karma are you talking about. Stop it. He was a good man |
Tinubuadvocate:What is good about it? There's nothing good in celebrating the death of a fellow human. A good man for that matter |
The Statistician-General of the Federation, Simon Harry, is dead. His death was confirmed to our correspondent by the Director, Communication and Public Relations Department, Ichedi Joel, on Wednesday, in Abuja. Joel said, “It is not a rumor anymore, the SG is dead, he died from an illness.” Harry’s death is coming barely 48 hours after the agency debunked rumours of his demise. He was said to have been indisposed on Saturday and was immediately given medical attention. Harry was appointed by President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) as the Statistician-General of the Federation in August last year. He joined the Federal Office of Statistics as Statistician 11 in 1992 and rose to the position of a substantive Director of Statistics in 2019. In the course of his civil service career, he has contributed to several reform initiatives including the reform of the then Federal Office of Statistics which was transformed into the current National Bureau of Statistics. Harry’s other achievements include contributions to reforming Nigeria’s Statistical System which resulted in the creation and establishment of the state bureau of statistics at the sub-national level
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In my opinion, this fellow has misjudged some of these aspirants. |
How much is it? |
lexy2014:There's no written law to that effect, but common sense should tell you that. For their comfort and convenience. |
This Ghana is so local and backward. Look at the tables and the chairs ![]() Chairs higher than the table. This can only happen in Ghana. |
I guess this Comrade is my Tiv brother from Benue state ![]() |
wow!!! This is egg pie ![]() Ibadan people I hail oooo... ![]() |
15 Years |
Brendaniel:Well said! |
Northernblood5:These people are Ukranians! Don't drag Nigeria into this. They hold Ukranian citizenship. If it is a good thing they achieved, they wouldn't have mentioned that they are Nigerian and Iraqis. |
Sad! |
Sad! This is a man with a good heart. He was punished unjustly by the British government for being a Russian. That didn't stop him from showing kindness to the victims of the war. You'll surely be missed dearly by the football world |
superCleanworks:Must you resolve to insults on insignificant thing as this? Please learn to be courteous to people anywhere. cheers |
Rastaramsey:He's done a lot not only for the club but for the society... Remember his impact during Covid 19 outbreak and with NHS, etc... |
Roman Abramovich's future as Chelsea owner is in doubt after a Swiss billionaire claimed he has been offered the chance to buy the club. Hansjorg Wyss told Swiss newspaper Blick that Abramovich "wants to get rid of Chelsea quickly" after the threat of sanctions was raised in Parliament. Abramovich gave "stewardship and care" of Chelsea to its foundation trustees following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Chelsea have chosen not to respond to Wyss's claims. The west London club have always previously denied reports that they are up for sale. Abramovich, 55, is believed to have strong ties to Russian president Vladimir Putin, and other Russian billionaires have already been the subject of European Union sanctions where their assets have been frozen. That has included Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov, who has commercial links to Everton. The United Kingdom government is yet to sanction Abramovich or Usmanov, but Labour MP Chris Bryant said in Parliament on Tuesday that Abramovich was "terrified of being sanctioned which is why he is going to sell his home, and another flat as well." Wyss also said: "Abramovich is trying to sell all of his villas in England, he also wants to get rid of Chelsea quickly. "I and three other people received an offer on Tuesday to buy Chelsea from Abramovich." A spokesperson for Abramovich declined to comment on those claims. Should Abramovich decide to sell Chelsea, it would be a seismic moment for the club and English football. Having bought the Blues in 2003 for £140m, Chelsea have been transformed under the Russian's reign, and in many ways it has set the template for how much finance was needed to compete at the top end of the Premier League. In total, Abramovich has loaned the club more than £1.5bn which has brought great success. Under his ownership, the club have won the Champions League twice, both the Premier League and FA Cup five times, the Europa League twice and the League Cup three times. In August 2021, they won the Uefa Super Cup and they recently won their first Club World Cup, meaning the Blues have won every trophy possible since Abramovich took over at the club. Turbulent week for Chelsea 24 February: Russian President Vladimir Putin launches a military invasion of Ukraine. 25 February: Labour's Chris Bryant tells MPs the UK Government should remove Roman Abramovich's ownership of Chelsea and seize his assets, citing concerns about alleged links to corruption. 26 February: Abramovich announces he is handing "stewardship and care" of Chelsea to its charitable foundation. 27 February: Foundation members express concern over whether Charity Commission rules would allow them to run the club. Chelsea beaten 11-10 on penalties by Liverpool in League Cup final at Wembley after game ended 0-0. 28 February: Abramovich asked by Ukraine to help support their attempts to reach a "peaceful resolution" with Russia. 1 March: The Charity Commission says it is "seeking information" from Chelsea after the club was placed under the control of its charitable foundation. 2 March: Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss claims he has been offered the chance to buy Chelsea from Abramovich. |
Wow! we need peace across the world at all cost |
Please tell these boys to cover their John Thomos ![]() |
Hmmm... When is this going to end? This is a serious threat to our educational system. the Federal government and ASUU must find a quick solution to this to enable our students study without unnecessary interruptions. |
Well deserved appointment! |
You can study accounting, Marketing, Business administration, Banking and finance, Public Administration, and some Education courses, etc Tetraninja: |
Pastor! He's not worthy to be called Pastor |
Pastor! You're a disgrace to your religion, you should sack yourself from being a Pastor |
Hmmm... The smallest stadium ever |