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wellmax:
With the level of English and typos I see, I honestly wonder what kind of school you’re running. Sure, everyone makes mistakes, but as an academic, the standard expected of you is much higher.

That said, they either follow the existing rules or find another school.

Oga no be English language lesson we come do for here!

PWAPUTI2010:
I will suggest Government should revisit the Entire Corroculum and introduce Skill acquisition subjects and also also introduce put focus on Computer literacy so as to help graduants having something doing after graduation.

What does this have to do with the topic of this thread?

sonnie10:
Build good relationships with the parents and make sure that things are done right

In everything business, the Oga of all rules and regulations is the law. What does the law say in your state regarding student dressing and religious attire.
Follow the law when there is conflict or confusion. The parents can sue for infringement on their religious rights if the law permits.

This is a private school not a public school therefore I do not think the issue of legal proprietary should arise because the students were not denied admission based on religion, they were only told that they need to abide by the dress code of the school

Silasworld:
The future of a thing, is it charms they use or tricks?
I can't understand why you will pay for only carton of phone. You are supposed to confirm the item before leaving the shop

I think they have a way of distracting the person while they switch the phones after the buyer has examined it

This is what happens when you buy phones from roadside dealers because you want to get it cheaper

okpouman:
LAGOS is an environmental disaster.

The whole development of LAGOS is a farce.

LAGOS is largely a massive slum

Honestly I don't see the hype about LAGOS

Envy of Lagos will choke some of you people if you're not careful

christejames:
That's the fact...




An average Igbo city is so out of the league of Nigeria 🇳🇬

Make una dey try talk true sometimes, all these lies will not get you anywhere

Is it the Delta State that is the headquarters of Yahoo-Yahoo boys or another one?

EmperorIsaac:
The purpose of having kids transcends inheriting uncompleted buildings. Where I currently leave, kids move out pf their parents' house before 18, and can access mortgage to buy their own houses.

That's the reason why they always go and dump their parents in old people's homes once they retire.

I pity most of these Nigerians who are running to Europe and America to do care work in old people's home, they don't know that most of them will still end up as inmates of those homes because their children who were born and bred abroad will copy the culture of their host country which is alien to us.

Kobojunkie:
1. It matters nothing what your tribes think or rank in this. So long as a Will exists, your traditional ideas amount to nothing since in that case the Law is supreme.

As will no come dey nkó, make you come beat me!

Kobojunkie:
1. Having no kids is not a reason to have no Will. A will is needed in the case that the man preferred the property be given to someone else, he felt deserved to eat of his hard work, e.g., orphans in the village, as against the same brother who had failed him in his investments.

2. So, you think OP lied when he declared that the man refused to take his medications and insisted on being taken home instead of a hospital after having a partial stroke?

3. Is it difficult to manage symptoms/cursors to stroke now? WOW!!! You keep coming with 'em, don't you?

4. Um, usually, people are serious, don't write a will on the day of their death. They write one long before that, when they are clear-headed and also able to have the document at least notarized and handled by an executor beforehand.

5. Lots of people in the world do exactly that, and it is thanks to their generous donations that many societies are able to keep functioning well, too. 🥱🥱🥱

Here in Nigeria there is no tribe that will rank an outsider ahead of a member of the family in an instance such as this.

I said it earlier that your brain is messed up if you think the property of a man who died interstate should be given to an orphan instead of the dead man's blood brother!

Kobojunkie:
And this ignorant individual is the one you insist should have had kids before now? Are you for real?

So being ignorant about medical issues is now an excuse not to have kids?

Dis America wey you dey don mess up your thinking!

Kutunban:
How Yusuf Knacked Malam Idris Woman in Kaduna.

It started with an invitation Yusuf could not explain.

Malam Idris, a trader Yusuf barely knew from Kaduna Central Market, sent him a message one evening:

“Come to my house tonight. My wife is waiting for you.”

Yusuf laughed nervously when he read it. It had to be a mistake. But the message came again, sharper this time, followed by the address in Unguwan Rimi. Against all reason, Yusuf went.

Idris received him with silence. He was tall, broad, his face unreadable, his white kaftan glowing faintly in the dim light. Without a word, he led Yusuf to a bedroom where Zainab, Idris’s wife, sat quietly on the bed, her eyes downcast.

Something was wrong, Yusuf felt it. But Idris stood in the corner, arms folded, his gaze like a nail pinning Yusuf to the ground. Yusuf could not resist. That night, Yusuf did what Idris had invited him to do.

When it was over, Idris opened the door without speaking. Yusuf left, feeling he had walked into a trap.

The next day, Yusuf saw him.

Idris stood across the road from his shop in Tudun Wada, eyes fixed on him. He didn’t greet, didn’t move just stared until Yusuf closed the door.

At Kawo park, Idris was there again, standing beside the buses, his face turned toward Yusuf.

At Sultan Bello Mosque, as Yusuf bowed his head in prayer, he lifted it to see Idris standing at the back, eyes burning into him.

No one else seemed to notice. When Yusuf asked a friend if he could see Idris, the man squinted and shook his head. “Wallahi, there’s nobody there.”

But Yusuf knew. Idris was everywhere.

Soon, Yusuf could not sleep. He heard slow footsteps pacing outside his compound in Unguwan Dosa. His door creaked open at night though he locked it with a chain. Sometimes he woke to find damp footprints on the floor, leading from the window to his bed.

One night, while drinking water, he glanced through the window and dropped the cup in terror.

Idris stood outside in the rain, kaftan dripping, eyes glowing faintly in the dark. He was smiling now.

The torment deepened. His phone rang at midnight, carrying only the sound of breathing. Steam appeared on his mirror, words etched across it:

NAWA NE — Mine.

At times, Yusuf heard a whisper in his ear, cold and sharp:

“You touched what belongs to me.”

His friends thought he was losing his mind. His mother urged him to seek ruqya, Quranic healing. But when Yusuf visited a mallam in Rigasa, the man paled as soon as Yusuf described Idris.

“You should not have gone to that house,” the mallam muttered. “Idris died five years ago. He was buried in Unguwan Sarki.”

Yusuf’s heart froze. He remembered the weight of Idris’s hand when he opened the door, the glare of his eyes. Dead? How could a dead man have stood before him?

The mallam gave him verses to recite, amulets to wear, but nothing helped. Wherever Yusuf went—Barnawa, Kakuri, even when he tried to escape to Zaria—Idris was there. Waiting. Watching.

Now Yusuf avoids sleep. Because when he does, Idris no longer stands at a distance.

He sits at the foot of the bed, smiling in the darkness, whispering words Yusuf cannot repeat.

And in those moments, Yusuf understands the truth: Idris had never invited him out of kindness.

He had lured him. Offered his wife as bait.

So that Yusuf, too, would belong to him.

Forever.


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Whoever wrote this has a very vivid imagination

DyshApp:
Swiss food giant Nestlé has sacked its Chief Executive Officer, Laurent Freixe, with immediate effect after it was revealed that he had an undisclosed romantic relationship with a direct subordinate.

In a statement, the company said the move was necessary to protect its values and governance standards.

Freixe, who joined Nestlé in France back in 1986, only became CEO in September 2024. Before then, he had served as head of Nestlé’s operations in Europe and Latin America.

Following his dismissal, Nestlé’s board has appointed Philipp Navratil, the current CEO of Nespresso, as the new Chief Executive. Navratil joined Nestlé in 2001 and has held several leadership roles, including overseeing global strategy and innovation for Nescafé and Starbucks brands before taking charge of Nespresso in July 2024.

Chairman Paul Bulcke expressed confidence in the new leadership, saying the board believes Navratil will accelerate growth and efficiency while keeping the company’s strategy on course.

Meanwhile, Nestlé has been facing financial pressures, reporting a 10.3% drop in first-half profits in July, partly due to sluggish consumer spending in China. The company’s share price also fell by nearly 25% last year, raising concerns among Swiss pension funds invested in the firm.

Nestlé, headquartered in Vevey on Lake Geneva, is known for global brands like Nespresso, KitKat, Purina, Maggi, Gerber, and Nesquik.


What do you think about this kind of strict corporate action? Was the dismissal too harsh or absolutely necessary?







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This topic has already hit front page.

What exactly is your motive for creating another thread on it?!

This will be a good move, let him come and eat watery beans here in Kuje prison

pharmagba:
With the judgement, it is certain

Nnamdi Kanu will be convicted

Before nkó

With all the damning evidence against him were you expecting him to walk free?

Who did she win the crown for, Nigeria or South Africa?

OgaTheTop2:
Such beautiful woman... Omo, come be like say cheating is the norms of the day...

Thunderbolt.. Well done!

It was not thunderbolt, it was probably a heart attack from too much pumping by her boyfriend

Creamypie:
If them.make DNA free of charge, Nigeria go implode. This I have seen with my 2 korokoro eyes. For one thing discovered, 100 are yet to be discovered. God help us, especially men. Na,simp she even marry. Damn. Na boyfriend/girlfriend dem be

Nothing wey eye never see before...life must still go on

Clearly the Okada man was not doing his job in the bedroom well so his wife asked someone to help him out

Only 7 years?

This is just a business arrangement ment as far as I'm concerned

Ponmoalata:
She got it from the sperm bank.

Dad won't be involved in this.

When did she tell you this?

pocohantas:
Congrats Toke!
She would make an excellent girl-mom!

Come make I give you belle make you sef join motherhood

Felaincarnated:
Welcome on board Toke makinwa 2.0. D trend of no father keeps increasing.

Na how this one take concern you?

Pocahontas over to you o.

Na your turn to go get pregnant