Jagabanbattle: In short, you will cause chaos in Osun State tomorrow and guess what? Your term will be cut short with State Of Emergency.
Education is never a scam. If you can remove elected local government chairman, then the president has all right to remove you by anyway necessary. If one of these governors is not use as an example, others won’t learn.
State of emergency loading in OSUN……………
Yes education is never a scam can you present us with the 2 court rulings? And while you are at it remember that App took the former governor to court and they didn't appeal for over 6 months,they only appealed that of pdp so a competent court had ruled against the election which apc did not contest and are sweeping under the carpet.
ednut1: But your post just said nobody got rich from salary 🥱
Most of them just copy what they see elsewhere and paste. Virtually 95% of Nigerians living abroad are salary earners and what they remit back home including the houses and properties they own around cities and villages is beyond imagination. Same salary earners oooo,even business owners they shift when them land.
danvon: He never protested for Biafra while living in Britain, instead he decided to station his Radio Biafra there.
No, that doesn't make any sense for someone fighting the British Real Estate.
Those deluded clowns and logical reasoning are parallel lines,they can't meet. Imagine staying in Britain,and claiming you are fighting British real estate.
GistMedia0: Netizens are in shock after a chilling video surfaced showing a daring thief in Ghana removing an entire aluminum gate protector from a house —using nothing but his bare hands.
The footage, which has since gone viral, captures the unidentified suspect dragging the metallic protector off the fence in the dead of night, effortlessly detaching it while the homeowner was fast asleep.
“I’ve never seen such a thing before,” one netizen commented in disbelief.
The stolen gate, valued at approximately 7,000 Ghanaian cedis ($300 or ₦600,000), has sparked outrage, with many questioning how someone could pull off such a bold act without being noticed.
Bunnatex: I'm not supporting rude or uncultured manners of which the student depicted to a high degree.
However, the lecturer should also be adviced to refrain from taking laws into his hands. He does not have the right to confiscate any student's phone. It's not within his jurisdiction.
This is real life,stop using tiktok brain to operate in a real world situation.
samnet123: The U.S. confirms Ukraine will NOT join NATO and NO U.S. troops will be deployed to Ukraine.
Washington Signals a Strategic Shift in Global Priorities The United States has officially ruled out Ukraine’s NATO membership and confirmed that no American troops will be deployed to the war-torn country, signaling a major shift in U.S. foreign policy. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made the announcement at NATO headquarters in Brussels, emphasizing that America’s strategic focus must shift toward broader global concerns, particularly threats from China and domestic security challenges.
“Stark strategic realities prevent the United States from being primarily focused on the security of Europe,” Hegseth stated.
This declaration marks a turning point, redirecting responsibility for European defense towards NATO’s European members and reducing direct U.S. military involvement in the region.
Saywhat10: "I said what I said. Everyone is going to be alright ... Honourable Natasha is a young, brilliant woman, and she has nothing to do with what's happening between me and Annie...Yes, I love her. I want to marry her"
Trendtips: The lecturer was incorrect to physically touch the female student. There are polite and respectful ways to request someone's attention or ask for a video featuring them to be deleted.
Similarly, the student could have addressed the lecturer's behavior through proper channels, such as reporting the incident to university authorities, rather than resorting to other measures.
It's unfortunate that societal bias, influenced by the lecturer's status and he is an elderly man factor and the student's gender, may impact how this situation is perceived and addressed.
Low thinkers like you are the reasons melting brains let the girl in the video thinks she is beyond touching. Wake up and smell the coffee reality is different from tiktok. Stop using tiktok brain to operate in the real world, it won't take you far. Anybody can be touched!!!!
nedekid: From the video the lecturer touched her first. You do not put hands on a person, he could have easily said excuse me, she shifts then he passes. From the video too, one can observe she did not speak to him directly in her response but to someone on the right side of the screen obviously making a comment that the man taped her to shift. What the made the lecturer return to the picture which further escalated the situation? The man should have just walked on, to hold on to her restricting her movement and demanding she identifies herself is a no no. Bottomline Mr lecturer no handle himself well. He phone falling and breaking due to him struggling with her to delete the video is enough to make her go ballistic. In saner climes the lady has a good case. NB. There is nothing wrong in this age of social media for a student to make a tiktok video on campus even in her department.
This is the real world,stop using tiktok brain to function. You opinion behind the keyboard and real life matters are different.
Mayflowa: Look at you? The lecturer has no single right to tap her. He has mouth. He should have said “excuse me”. Tapping any one is rude and could be term harassment. Some people could get into anxiety just by tapping them. Secondly, the lecturer cannot go back to demand an insult should be taking back or dragging someone else’s phone. All he has is to initiate a school policy by reporting or sue her. He deserves all he got. In a sane clime, he would even be arrested and fired for this act unbecoming of a professional
This is the real world, you sound broken. The world doesn't revolve around tiktok. Stop using tiktok brain in real life matters.
The lecturer had passed only for him to return just because he thought or he heard her use some insulting words. He came to enquire and to tell her to delete her video on the phone and because she refused he seized her phone..... And the rest happened.....
Well, if I were the lecturer I would have used my phone and take a picture of her or wait till she has sent the purported video online and if I appear in it then I'll report to the school authorities and get my personal lawyer to ensure the case goes to court.....
He asking if she was his student was out of place because if she is she would have not over reacted to the point of biting him except there's more not said or captured.
This is the real world, it doesn't revolve around TikTok. You need to wake up.
magicminister: There was no reason for the lecturer to tap her. He could've easily asked for her to make room but based on the video, it appeared there was ample room in the back for the lecturer to pass through.
Her verbal insult of the lecturer is not a crime.
However, the lecturer's attempt to grab her phone and force her to delete the video could equate to theft.
I don't know enough about this story but based on what I just saw, the lecturer initiated the conflict and escalated the conflict by further engaging the student
samnet123: Lawyer Adeyanju Secures Release Of Delivery Driver Arrested For 'Driving Too Close' To Inspector-General's Convoy
Abuja, Nigeria – In an event that underscores the significance of legal advocacy, renowned human rights lawyer Deji Adeyanju has successfully secured the release of a delivery driver who was detained for allegedly driving too close to the convoy of the Inspector-General of Police. The arrest, which took place last week, ignited widespread public outrage and sparked important discussions about police conduct and citizens' rights.
The delivery driver, whose identity has been kept confidential, was apprehended by police officers while on his delivery route. Eyewitnesses recounted that the driver was merely performing his duties when he was surrounded by police vehicles and detained. The arrest was reportedly made on the charge of "driving too close" to the Inspector-General's convoy, a charge that many have criticized as disproportionate and unfair.
samnet123: Washington, D.C., USA – In a recent revelation that has sparked a heated debate, U.S. Representative Nancy Mace has criticized a $750,000 grant from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to an NGO connected to Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor's family. The grant, awarded in 2020, aimed to alleviate loneliness among migrant garment workers in India.
samnet123: Popular Native Doctor, Akwa okuko tiwaraki n'Oba Has Been Arrested By Anambra State Government As He denies okeite and has been detained for further Investigation.
A viral video showing police officers in Akwa Ibom State assaulting a pregnant woman over the enforcement of the third-party vehicle insurance policy has sparked widespread outrage across the state, News360 Nigeria reports.
Reports indicate that the officers involved in the incident are suspected to be from the Itam Police Division. In the disturbing footage, the woman, allegedly an insurance defaulter, is seen being dragged by the officers until she collapses on the ground.
A Facebook user, Mayor Sylvester, condemned the act, expressing frustration over the police’s handling of the situation.
“This is what the Itam Police Station in Akwa Ibom State has turned the third-party insurance issue into. They are now acting like animals. These are the kind of irresponsible characters recruited into the force. Imagine how a pregnant woman is being rough-handled. I just hope her baby is still alive,” he wrote.
He further suggested a better approach to enforcing vehicle insurance policies, saying, “If the police want to ensure every vehicle has third-party insurance, why not assign representatives from insurance companies to police checkpoints? That way, defaulters can easily renew their insurance on the spot instead of facing such brutality.”
No Official Response from Police
Despite the video trending online for over 16 hours, the Akwa Ibom State Police Command has yet to release an official statement on the incident. Efforts to contact the Commissioner of Police, CP Bala Mohammed Azare, and the Command’s spokesperson, Tifon John, were unsuccessful at the time of filing this report.
Meanwhile, the excessive use of force by the officers attracted a crowd of sympathizers, with many in the background questioning why the police had to resort to such violence.
Saywhat10: First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu visits IBB, Abdulsalami in Minna
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu on Tuesday visited former Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida and former Head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, at their uphill residences in Minna, Niger State capital.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump May Be Russian Asset, Doing Putin’s Bidding – US Ex-Congressman, Walsh by maivd: 4:06pm On Feb 21, 2025
