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Fools

Nawa o

Buy a mifi router or use your phone as hotspot

mansakhalifa:
...and tennis is so... borrrrriiiiiiinnnnggggg...

*slumps*

Boring ke

He is the best of the rest.....
Only Djokovic and Nadal is better right now!

The 27-year-old Austrian claimed his first career Grand Slam title with a five-set victory over Alexander Zverev

It was a deeply unusual tournament, with fans prohibited, players restricted to a bubble, and a No. 1 seed exiled for an on-court incident, but in the end, the pandemic-edition U.S. Open delivered something fresh:

A new men’s champion.

On Sunday, Dominic Thiem defeated Alexander Zverev, 2-6, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 7-6(6), to capture the Open’s men’s singles title in New York City.

It is the first major tournament title of Thiem’s career. In an era still dominated by the historic tennis troika of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, the 27-year-old from Austria is the first men’s player to breakthrough with his first major victory since Marin Cilic prevailed here in 2014.

Neither Federer, recuperating for an injury, nor Nadal, who chose to stay in Europe to prepare for the delayed French Open, played this year’s tournament. The top-seeded Djokovic was disqualified from the event in the fourth round after an incident in which a ball he hit in frustration struck a line judge.

For Thiem, it was an opportunity. The tournament’s second seed, he had reached three major finals prior to this one, and thoroughly established himself as one of the world’s top men’s players. But until now, a victory had eluded him.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/dominic-thiem-wins-the-u-s-open-mens-title-11600042806?mod=breakingnews

Flexherbal:
Our leaders do not care, just because the can always fly to other countries for treatment.

Quite Insensitive to the plight of the masses

Front page pls

Naija government is not sincere

BREAKING: Resident doctors down tools from Monday
September 4, 2020



From Monday, September 7, resident doctors across the nation will begin a strike action.

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), in a statement by its President, Dr Aliyu Sokomba; Secretary, Dr Bilqis Mohammad and Publicity Secretary, Dr Egbogu Stanley, said the strike would commence after expiration of the 21-day ultimatum to the Federal Government on August 17.

They said: “NEC resolved to proceed on indefinite nationwide strike action from Monday 7th of September 2020 by 8:00am until the following conditions are met; immediate payment of the Medical Residency Training funding to all her members as approved in the revised 2020 budget; provision of genuine Group life insurance and death in service benefits for all health workers.

“Payment of the outstanding April/May and June COVID-19 inducement allowance to all health workers; determination of the revised hazard allowance for all health workers as agreed in previous meetings with relevant stakeholders; immediate payment of the salary shortfalls of 2014, 2015 and 2016.



“Doctors working under the various tertiary health institutions to be placed on appropriate salary grade level and universal implementation of the Medical Residency Training Act of 2017 in all state tertiary health institutions; payment of all arrears owed our members in Federal and states tertiary health institutions, arising from the consequential adjustment of the National minimum wage.”


https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-resident-doctors-down-tools-from-monday/

Fabulous

I don't like the fact that Nigerians don't speak up for important things!

People accuse doctors of misdiagnosis, but fail to accuse the government of poor funding of health. Nigerians are the problem of Nigeria.

The great man

New one was just sold at 40k on jumia. U go sell o. Better gree 30k before I change my mind

28k, cash is ready

28k...cash is ready

Dr Mukaila Olapade

Interesting

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said it can issue a certificate of return to Sen Ademola Adeleke of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) only if the embattled governor of Osun State, Gboyega Oyetola fails to appeal the judgment of the tribunal that sacked him within 21 days.


DAILY POST recalls that the Osun State governorship election petition tribunal sitting in Abuja had last week Friday nullified the election of Oyetola of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and declared Adeleke winner of the 2018 gubernatorial election.

Justice Peter Obiora who delivered the majority judgment of the tribunal ordered INEC to immediately issue a fresh certificate of return to Adeleke as the lawful and validly elected governor of Osun State, after declaring the September 27, 2018 re-run election as illegal.
However, rumours went round the social media with pictures suggesting INEC issued a certificate of return to Adeleke.

Reacting, INEC National Commissioner and chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Barr Festus Okoye debunked the rumours.

“The commission has not issued any new certificate in relation to Osun State.

“Section 143(1) of the Electoral Act gives a candidate whose election is set aside a period of 21days from the date of the decision to appeal against such a decision,” Okoye said while explaining why the commission can’t issue a certificate of return to Adeleke.

“The person is entitled to remain in office pending the determination of the appeal. The commission will only issue the certificate if appeal is not lodged within 21 days. The commission has not issued any new certificate in relation to Osun State,” Okoye told Leadership newspaper.

http://dailypost.ng/2019/03/26/pdp-vs-apc-inec-speaks-issuing-ademola-adeleke-certificate-return/amp/

I live and work in Osun state. PDP won the election!

Following

A big Congratulations to Adeleke of PDP, the people's choice

What a tragedy! I pray we get it right someday in this country

iamleumas:
1. Ibadan North West
APC - 10,221
PDP - 20,715

2. Ibarapa East
APC – 8,646
PDP – 13,002


3. Atiba
APC – 9,690
PDP – 14,636

4. Kajola
APC – 12,982
PDP – 13,600


5. Ido
APC – 8,585
PDP – 16,726

6. Lagelu
APC – 11,923
PDP – 16,217

7. Iwajowa
APC – 8,459
PDP – 9,358

8. Ogbomoso South
APC – 10,984
PDP – 11,236

9. Afijio
APC – 7,591
PDP – 10,515

10. Saki West

APC - 15,147

PDP - 21,184


11. Ibadan North East local Govt.
Apc - 12553
Pdp - 30824


12. Oorelope local Govt.
Apc: 7546
Pdp: 10460

13. Orire local Govt.
Apc: 15810
Pdp: 9856

14. Oyo East
APC - 8,721
PDP - 12,580

15. Ibarapa North local Govt.
Apc - 8644
Pdp - 11580

16.Atisbo
APC - 9,678
PDP - 10,028

17. Ibarapa Central
APC - 7,888
PDP - 10,964


18. Ogooluwa
Apc - 9,547
PDP - 6,152

19. Surulere
Apc - 14,168
Pdp - 7,505


20. Ogbomosho North
Apc - 14,442
PDP - 13,035

21. Ibadan North
Apc - 18,858
PDP - 40,785

22. Ibadan South-East Local Government.
APC: 13,277
PDP: 24,556

23. Egbeda lga
APC- 13581
PDP-24203

24. Itesiwaju lga
APC- 6825
PDP- 8612


25. Irepo LGA
APC = 7,862
PDP = 7,633

26. Saki East
Apc - 6,345
PDP - 8,577

27. Oyo West LG
Apc - 9756
PDP - 12132

28. Oluyole
APC - 9,477
PDP - 18,070

29. Olorunsogo LGA
APC = 5,277
PDP = 7,554

30. Ona Ara LG
APC: 7848
PDP: 14430

31. AKINYELE LGA
APC - 12,023
PDP - 23,423

32. Iseyin LGA
APC = 15,435
PDP = 21,080


----------------32 Local governments declared so far------------------



APC HAS WON 5

PDP HAS WON 27
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Is it remaining Ibadan South West

Oga o, to enter plane go come dey fear person

OMG, that's the LGA I served

Ok

Deep

Rochasstatue:
The election results proved you were foolish and cognitively impaired.

Even the President and winner asked his followers not to humiliate the opposition...
Why do we Nigerians like downgrading ourselves?

What about state workers