Amen......

Things you should say goodbye to in 2017 1. Say goodbye to the voices in your head that tell you that you are incapable of doing something or being someone. They lie a lot, and you should know that by now. 2. Say goodbye to the need for validation. We all need validation from time to time, but you also don’t have to constantly pursue it. As long as you see your utmost potential or how far you’ve come, you don’t need to seek after anyone to affirm that for you. 3. Say goodbye to all the moments you were not so proud of; forget them and remember that you are a human being who is still learning how to live. 4. Say goodbye to the promises you didn’t keep, know that timing is everything, and good things take time. 5. Say goodbye to the self-doubt and the negativity. It might not be the happy ending you wanted, but it could possibly be the happy beginning you didn’t see coming. 6. Say goodbye to the times you cried and the times you were in so much pain, and give yourself a pat on the back for getting through yet another obstacle. Sooner or later, you will get to the finish line. 7. Say goodbye to the people who don’t want anything to do with you; they are not meant to be in your life for one reason or another. Focus on the ones who do and the ones who care. 8. Say goodbye to the memory you keep replaying in your head, whether good or bad, the one that is keeping you up at night wondering where it went and whether or not it will happen again. You rewinded them and paused them way too many times; now it is time to find something else to watch. 9. Say goodbye to the addiction you had for your phone, or your laptop, or social media, or anything you were voraciously obsessed with. Spend more time with your family and friends and possibly nature, and teach yourself that too much of anything will eventually suffocate you. 10. Say goodbye to the expectations you had for yourself that by now you should have done this or done that. Life can be messy, and the last thing you need is getting attached to its chaos. 11. Say goodbye to all the words people told you about yourself, the ones that made you love yourself a little less. Think of how little these people know about you and your story or why you are the way you are. Think of how some people like to belittle others to feel good about themselves, and while you are it, say goodbye to these people. 12. Say goodbye to the times you were immature, or out of line, or had no common sense. Remember that these are the moments that remind you that you are not perfect and that you are a work in progress. Take it as a humbling experience and move on. 13. Say goodbye to the times you missed someone who didn’t miss you back. Eventually you will not miss them anymore, and you will learn that other people miss you more than you know. 14. Say goodbye to the trip you didn’t take, or the City you never went to, or the wedding you missed, or the opportunities that passed you by. Not everything will go as planned and you don’t have to carry the guilt with you everywhere you go. Let that be a reminder that no matter how hard we try, we will not always be in control. 15. Say goodbye to the all the flaws you keep pointing out in the mirror and the times you really didn’t like who you were looking at. Buy a new mirror if you have to, but more importantly, start liking who you see and change the way you look at yourself. Finally, say goodbye to the thought that 2018 will be the same and that nothing will ever change, and start saying hello to all the wonderful possibilities, dreams, and opportunities that are waiting to manifest themselves to you. # MyNewDawn

fiizznation:
Well is only in Nigeria where nothing works that silly things like this can happen and people like you will applaud it.

If this foolishness did happened in a sane country, the man would have sued their silly _asses, and those _fuckers would be definitely sent to jail to cool off there

what did mean by jail?. the man also deserved the jail term for beating his wife.

The Emir of Katagum has passed on. He was 89 years old and left behind 49 children among whom is Mustapha Katagum, the Yariman Katagum. He died on Saturday after a protracted illness. The late emir was said to have been ill for over five years. The funeral prayer for their late father will hold tomorrow (Sunday) at his palace in Azare at 11:00 am, according to one of his children. The emir left behind 49 children: The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr Yakubu Dogara, has described the death of Emir of Katagum, Alhaji Mohammed Kabir Umar, as “a big loss”. In a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Media and Public Affairs, Mr Turaki Hassan, on Saturday in Abuja, Dogara, stated that the late monarch was a father and mentor to many including himself. “We have lost one of our finest and highly revered Royal Fathers. A patriot and an elder statesman. “He was a man of integrity and impeachable character who dedicated his life to service of humanity, development of Katagum emirate and Bauchi State. “I condole with his immediate family, all sons and daughters of Katagum emirate as well as Bauchi state. “May God grant us all the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.’’ Governor Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar and other prominent government officials are expected to attend the funeral prayer.

- The Chairman of the Non- academic Staff Union of Unilag Kehinde Ajibade claimed that the federal government was insensitive to their plight Aspiring students who came for screening and admission at the University of Lagos (Unilag) were stranded due to a protest by the non-academic staff of the institution. Some of the admission seekers, who arrived at the university as early as 8am, complained that they were not attended to. Kenny Olu, a candidate, said: “When I came, only a few people were here. We had formed a queue, hoping that other candidates would soon come. Later, we heard that some workers were on strike and they shut down the gate of the university. Those of us inside now find it difficult to go out. After a while, they opened the gate and we thought they would come and attend to us but nobody came.” The university authorities had previously notified all successful Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination candidates to report at the Multipurpose Hall A for screening. The candidates had been contacted by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board and had printed their admission letters. The protesting workers shut down the gate of the university, thereby causing a traffic jam on the main road. This par*lyzed other activities in the university. The workers, complaining of being treated as “unimportant elements”, said they were protesting the disparity that arose from the N23bn earned allowance recently released by the Federal Government. Armed with placards, the workers swore not to resume work unless they are positively considered. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest The Chairman of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Unilag Kehinde Ajibade said: “The FG is not sensitive enough to tackle our problems. How can government give only two per cent of N23bn to non-academic staff? Unilag’s case is the worst. We were all given N23 million as earned allowance. We have been robbed and we totally reject that. “We are not resuming work until our money is released. We know what the FG is trying to do, but it cannot work out. They want us to clash with the Academic Staff Union of Universities and cause a crisis within the university system. But we don’t have any issues with ASUU. It is the FG that we have issues with. According to the report, the umbrella of Joint Action Committee has directed all its branches nationwide to resume strike on Monday. The three unions who are embarking on the industrial action are the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, Non Academic Staff Union of Universities and Associated Institutions and National Association of Academic Technologists.

'crazy world.

emmyw:
Stubborn People Everywhere, Is It Not Better Than The N18,000 or The "ve Forgotten That Half Bread Is Better Than None, What's Even My Business

learn how to talk guy. do you know how many year it will take again before salary review. guy reason well.

highchief1:
yes if u have brothers and sisters avoid friends totally my brothers are my friends

is God all the way. have you not hard were brothers are kill each other? or.

once ordinary commissioner to the fomer governor of lagos state is now vice president, the former governor now minister to the vice president. treat people well when you in power, time make change to happen.

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Examinations Board – JUPEB
Foundation Programme
Website,About JUPEB Admission,
JUPEB Registration, JUPEB Centres,
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Accepting JUPEB Programme. Unilag
JUPEB, OAU JUPEB, UNN JUPEB,
UNILORIN JUPEB, UNIBEN,UI JUPEB,
OSU JUPEB, , ETC All Accept JUPEB
Into 200 Level Into Any Course Of
Study In Combination With JAMB. Interested candidate should pls let know. get admission into Uniben.

later is one thing i don't like in this comment

Elose11:



http://dailypost.ng/2017/10/09/make-fridays-work-free-allow-hijabs-muslims-list-6-restructuring-demands/

there is no difference between you and boko Haram. just look at your mouth.

here in Nigeria a day before the event that area is no go area. so that the president or the Governor can pass with easy, as soon as the event is over the people will now suffer massive hold up for a day. codos!!! to Indonesia presido.

ifedayosol:
She is a naval officer, NOT a soldier

a soldier is any of the military person. army, airforce and naval.

dacblogger:
Marriage is a huge scam...pple just do it for the sake of the society and reproducing.

hmmmm I smell frustration

dacblogger:
Marriage is a huge scam...pple just do it for the sake of the society and reproducing.

hmmmm I smell frustration

its was a gathering of Eagles As Christian Fellowship Of Nigeria P.F.N. hold their 14th Biennial conference Benin City Edo State. Acting President Of Federal Republic Of Nigeria was Among the Guest speaker , host Governor Godwin Obaseki and his deputy were also present, The PFN President Rev. Felix Omobude , other pastor present today are Pastor E.A . Adeboye, Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai, Pastor Paul Eniche Bishop Faith Idahosa and Bishop Matthew Okonkwo and other Anointed Men of God.prays were made for Buhari speedily recovery and the betterment of the Country and prays were also made for our Acting President for God protection against evil and wicked people. word by Mr Acting President was very cleared and sound Him said our greatest enemy is hate. let learn how to love one another.

suzan404:
Some pastors are really weird,even the married ones,they won't stop womanizing,chasing women around,after preaching against it,I don't blame some of them though,na unemployment they turn most of them to pastor,pastor wey look like tout nor go womanize?iffa hear........may God help us all


Lalasticlala abeg comman do your job

hear me and hear me very well, been married does not stop someone from womanizing. womanizing is a spirit who ever that is posses with the spirit will undergo deliverance.........

Where are we heading to in this country??
PGEJ was tagged clueless.
Then indomie was #50.
Today indomie is over #100.
A medium size loaf of bread was #150.
Today it's #500.
A milk cup of local rice was #30.
Today it's #110.
An egg was #25.
Today it's #50.
A cup of beans was #20.
Today it's #90.
These are all locally produced stable food items.
These are not subject to forces of importation, or foreign exchange.
Garri has become an item of price control forces.
A litre of palm oil is now over #600.
A tuber of yam is now over #300.
You can not even buy paw paw or pinnaple if you have less than #300 in your 'recessioned' pocket.
This government says importation of stable food is the bane of our problems.
But did PGEJ ever import garri, palm oil, local Ekpoma rice, bread, paw paw, indomie, yam, egg, beans, plantain, etc?
Why so much hunger in the country?
Why the 'horse' galloping inflation?
Why the season of anomie in the country?
Life in bubu's Nigeria has indeed become short, hard, frustrating, & brutish.
Power has dropped from over 6000 mega watts to less than 1000 mega watts.
Yet PGEJ was clueless
And bubu has the magic wand to improve agriculture, improve power in three months, reduce fuel from #87 to #35, reduce dollar to #1, wipe our youth unemployment, improve our economy from the fastest growing in the African continent to the world's fastest growing economy? Change was the slogan. Change Nigeria for the better or Change Nigeria, & Nigerians for doom?
No one cared to ask.
The Important theory was Change.
Today, Nigeria is Changed for doom.
No local stable food
No jobs
No Campaign Promises Kept
No Water
No Infrastructure
No light
No Salaries
No Rule of law
No Security
No Truth
No Freedom of Speech
No Freedom from SSD hook
No Good Governance
No Truth in Governance
No Honest government policies
No Government palliatives
No Empowerment schemes
No Nothing
Infact NO GOVERNMENT WITH HUMAN FACE.
CLUELESSNESS HAS BEEN PERSONIFIED IN BUBU-ISM.
GOODBYE NIGERIA
WELCOME HUNGER
WELCOME HARDSHIP
WELCOME ANOMIE
WELCOME A GOVERNMENT OF HERDSMEN.

shame to you Mr fit it you called yourself, you are a disgrace to Edo people. the Esan people will always be regretteing having you as there son.

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sorry, which of the fights did Tinubu win again?

senate leadership?

House of Reps leadership?

Kogi Guber?

ministerial slots?

ondo Guber?

Oyegun's sack?


what goes up must surely come down. power is nothing if the people have no peace......

Whoever wrote this is very clever. Kudos!! ߑϊ OXFORD DICTIONARY: New word inclusion.
BUHARI /boo-ha-ree:/
Noun: buhari 1. hard, hardship, difficult, harsh, tough; e.g "The economy is now buhari for the masses" Synonyms: onerous, strenuous, arduous grueling, painful, hellish; Antonyms: easy, smooth, simple.
Verb: buharify, buharicate, buharification; 2. to make complex, worse, unbearable; e.g "Please don't come and buharicate issues here" "The only way to reduce applicants is to buharify the process" Synonyms: complicate, exacerbate, degenerate; Antonyms: simplify, ameliorate.
Adjective: buharific 3. terrible, hectic, difficult; Synonyms: tough, back-breaking, intricate, knotty, thorny; Antonyms: fantastic, splendid, pleasant. e.g "How were your final exams? It was buharific!!!"
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Barely three days after the death of former Super Eagles Coach, Stephen Keshi, the Technical Director of the senior national team, Amodu Shaibu, 58, has also been confirmed to have died in his sleep early hours of Saturday. The four-time Eagles gaffer was reported to have complained of chest pain late Friday after dropping off fellow coach Godwin Izilien in Benin City. Family sources said a check on Amodu at 4am on Saturday morning discovered his lifeless body. His remains has been deposited in the same Stella Obasanjo Specialist Hospital morgue, the same place Keshi is at the moment before the finalisation of his burial formalities.

TRUE LIFE STORY A LADY had been the one taking care of her Boyfriend until he applied to be a soldier. After the training, he started making some money and then he realised that his long time girlfriend, that bought his entrance form wasn't good enough for him. He called her one day and told her that he can't continue with the relationship because she was too local. She wept, begged and even crawl to him but to no avail. This lady almost committed suicide and due to that, her family relocated her to Lagos so that maybe distance will wipe his memory off her mind. Few years in Lagos, she met a man who showed interest and was ready to marry her, little did she know that the man was a Major General, she agreed and they got married. Lo and behold, the soldier that was sent to guide the Major General's wife was her first love. In shame and in disgrace, he kept serving the woman he said was too local for him. ....................................................................... Today, I pray that whoever is using your present situation to look down on you, will in no distance time have no choice but to look up to you.

I have been looking for a job for some time now, I was given appointment in one hotel as a housekeeper, a monthly salary for 25,000. by my inlaw. and my friend called me today to follow him to site, after working with the construction company I was paid 4000 per day. this my friend have been working with construction company for some time now. I am to resume for the hotel work on Friday. pls I need your advise, because I am confused.

luvlyADESUWA:
Hmmmmmmmm.......
Most of the jobs in Lagos will say "for Lagos Residents"

How come mist of us that reside in Benin dnt even get any info abt this one in Benin.

It is well ohhhhhhh

keep trying,
it's well indeed

it's like a war in some part of Edo state when Benin Electrical Distribution Company (BEDC) issue there new tariff on electrical bills. the surprising things is they now intimate costumer with Arm men. soldiers and mobile police. FG should intervene. the pics bellow will convince you.

it's like a war in some part of Edo state when Benin Electrical Distribution Company (BEDC) issue there new tariff on electrical bills. the surprising things is they now intimate costumer with Arm men. soldiers and mobile police. FG should intervene. the pics bellow will convince you.

[quote author=loyaltygame post=46160156][/quote]for federal Government, not staff school. it's from federal government.

pricelesshoney:
Pls how did people apply? Av been waiting for an opportunity to work there,now this.

by application.

ellypicos:
Please, is it for university of benin or the schools(UDSS/Staff school)?

uniben junior not UDSS