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Daniluv1:
Serious question bro

Because even with this mantle on her she still needs some oiling and I know say holy spirit nor fit help her do that one na man like me and you go do that one.

phemmyfour:
It's obvious, a family business. The beginning of the end of the Church. When Elijah left, Elisha took the mantle not Elijah's relatives

OLULAW:
FAMILTY BUSINESS. THE SHEEPLE MAY SAFELY GRACE. WHO IS SHINING HIS CONGO IN MADAM'S PUNAN1?

Grupo:
Every pentecostal or charismatic church in Nigeria is a family business.

Or you think Oyedepo is would hand over his church to someone not his son?

After all his labor all these years, he would now hand over the business to someone else? Lol.

saphiere:
I won't be surprised if she was drugged and raped by the son.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has published its Audited Financial Statements (AFS) for the year 2020.

A statement by the Group General Manager, Public Affairs Division, Garba Deen Muhammad, stated that the Corporation’s group revenue for 2020 was N3.718 trillion, down from N4.634 trillion in 2019.

He attributed the decrease to decline in production and fall in the price of crude oil due to the global impact of COVID-19.

He said, “In compliance with the president’s directive, the NNPC has fulfilled this very important statutory requirement by publishing its Audited Financial Statements.

“Among the highlights of the 2020 AFS is the corporation’s group profit which rose from a loss position of N1.7 billion in 2019 to a profit of N287 billion in 2020, for the first time in 44 years.”

Further highlights of the AFS revealed that while the corporation’s group financial position increased in total current assets by 18.7% compared to that of 2019, its total current liabilities increased by 11.4% within the same period.

The group working capital remained below the line at N4.56trillion in 2020 as against N4.44trillion in 2019, the AFS further revealed.

DieRich5:
Cinderella 3/10

Another feminist movie and this ain't Cinderella jor it's Camila .........Camila Cabello is the reason why I download it and leta seeing shit like WTF, a black man as the fairy Godmother and the songs mostly dat black guy rap is dope.

The princess gwen meh she's cute ND I love her cast and I'll check her movie "our Ladies"

The Independent National Electoral Commission ( INEC) has said that eligible voters in the November 6 governorship election in Anambra State must use its new Bimodal Voter Accreditation System ( BVAS ).

Disclosing this , yesterday, in Abuja during the commission ’ s third quarterly meeting with political parties , INEC Chairman, Prof . Mahmood Yakubu, said the move was to eliminate the possibility of voting by identity theft using another person’s
Permanent Voter Card (PVC ).

According to him , many stakeholders, including leaders of political parties , had called on the commission to strengthen the voter accreditation process during elections , especially with reference to the use of incident form, where the Smart Card Reader ( SCR ) failed to authenticate the fingerprints of a voter.

Such concern, Yakubu added, is legitimate, given that the SCR successfully verifies any card that belongs to the polling unit, for which it is configured, irrespective of who presents it.

The INEC boss explained that “ where the fingerprint and facial authentication fail, ” the voter would not be allowed to vote.

“In other words , no electronic authentication, no voting, ” he declared.

The commission expressed its conviction that the new machine is robust enough to further guarantee the credibility of voter authentication and transparent management of results during elections.

It intends to carry out a pilot exercise with the new device in Delta State during the Isoko South 1 State Assembly by -election on Saturday , September 11 , 2021.

“ The BVAS is expected to perform the functions of SCR and Z-Pad in the by -election,” he said.

MEANWHILE , Zenith Labour Party ( ZLP) governorship candidate in the Anambra election , Chief Obiora Okonkwo , has promised to touch people’ s lives in the state, to serve as launchpad for the re - invention of Nigeria.

While delivering the 2021 Dr . Sam Ekpelle Memorial Gold Paper Lecture organised by the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations ( NIPR) , yesterday , in Asaba, Delta State, the ZLP flag -bearer said he was committed to Nigeria ’ s unity , despite the present security, economic and other challenges.

He, however, noted that there must be fairness and justice to sustain unity and peace.

Okonkwo also expressed his determination to add value to people’ s lives as governor, even as there were limits to what he could do as a private person to positively transform lives.

According to him, private individuals with enviable records of success in their endeavours cannot continue to cede the political space to persons who have nothing to offer other than to loot public treasuries .

The lecture entitled ‘ Reinventing Nigeria ’ s Unity for Global Relevance in the 21 st Century: Issues of Identity , Governance, and Stability” also featured the investiture of Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, as NIPR patron.

BKayy:
Unfortunately he is not.
He is from Mandinka ethnicity.
The Fulani rarely hold major posts in Guinea. Their activities are monitored and curtailed.
It is only in Nigeria that they have power. The neighbouring ethnicities in that Guinea are more vicious than Fulani. That's why they (Fulani) are all running away from Guinea.
Unlike the Hausas, the Mandinka and other groups in that Guinea got Islam before Fulani. Built Empires (Ghana and Mali Empires) and even consider the Fulani as Pagans

privaldo:
I don't think Gabon's military will attempt another coup after the one of 2019 failed. I would be placing my bet on Togo, the people are already tired and would fully support the military.

The wife of Osun State Governor, Kafayat Oyetola has lamented over the surge in the number of teenagers between age 6 and 15 involved in street hawking and unsafe abortions.

Oyetola warned against stigmatising pregnant teenagers, forcing abortion on them and denying them further education, saying, “teenagers must go to the proper place for advice, allowed to keep the pregnancy and go back to school.”

The governor’s wife made the remarks while receiving delegates from the Society for Family Health led by its Deputy Managing Director, Jennifer Anyanti in Osun State Government.

She said: “It is very sad to see our teenagers going through an unsaved abortion; this has been giving me great concern as a mother and wife.

“We need to reach the teenagers. If you go to the streets you see an increase in the numbers of children hawking as early as age six which exposes them to a lot of danger.

“The Nigerian governor forums wife, one of the initiatives we tackle is this issue, you can see that these children are prone to attack innocently. We must engage ourselves so that when we have a good job, we won’t expose them to all these things the issue of sexual abuse on our younger one

“When you go to secondary schools these days you will see a lot of them that cannot even complete their education because of pregnancy, I think we have a lot of advocacy to carry on this, train them not to engage in a sexual relationship at a tender age.”

While conferring the title of Ambassador for Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health on Mrs. Oyetola, Anyanti said: “Importantly, we’ve seen 1in5 girls who are likely to have children before thier 19th birthday and many girls are dying from unsafe abortion and so what we came to do was to ask her to join hand with the society for family health to work toward addressing this dire situation within the state.

The family of late Sir Victor Uwaifo has announced the burial arrangements for the late music legend.

The burial arrangements, according to the family, will take three days.

In an exclusive chat with The Nation, Uwaifo’s manager, Chris Eburu, said the burial ceremony will begin on September 23-26, 2021.

Eburu said the service of songs will take place on September 23 in his Benin residence.

On September 24, a special outing service will hold in honour of the late Joromi singer.

On September 25, guests and dignitaries will be hosted to a lavish ceremony at an undisclosed venue.

On September 26, there will be a thanksgiving service at Holy Cross Cathedral in Benin, Edo State.

Uwaifo died at 80 in a private hospital after a brief illness on Saturday, August 28, 2021.

Gulafroz Ebtekar, the officer, is currently on the run after failing to get on an evacuation flight out of the country.

The 34-year-old was singled out and beaten brutally by the Taliban at the gates of Hamid Karzai international airport in Kabul.

She told Russian Newspaper, Moskovsky Komsomolet, that she spent five nights at the airport, seeking evacuation.

“I spent five nights at the gates of Kabul airport without water or bread, in a rain of bullets and surrounded by the Taliban.

“I witnessed the death of children and women. I sent messages to the embassies of many countries to save myself and my family, but all to no avail.”

After being turned away from the airport, Ebtekar went home to be told by her mother that the Taliban had come for her while she was out.

When she tried to escape to the airport again, the Taliban guards beat her with “weapons and stones”.

“All their words were accompanied by
blows. When I was hit again, I could not get up, I could not say a word”.

“The Taliban acted like this: first they hit, then allowed you to move. You take one or two steps, and pay for it.

They beat me with fists, boots, weapons and even stones”.

With the soldiers still on her trail and no more flights leaving the country, she has little hope about survival

“I have nothing to fear, I have nothing left anyway, ”she said.

As well as the violence from the Taliban, she said her faith in humanity was crushed by her treatment from troops guarding the airport.

She was asked where she wanted to go and told them: “It doesn’t matter, to a safe country where there is a chance we may survive”.

They looked at me and answered quite impudently: “Okay”. And they asked one soldier to show us the way. I thought they would escort us to a plane or provide security.”

They first escorted her to a crowded street where there was a terrorist attack, she said.

“We did not want to leave, then the soldier raised his weapon: “Get out of here’. So we went out onto the road.

At that moment, I didn’t want to live anymore”.

Gulafroz, who bagged a master’s degree from a top police academy in Russia, also reached out to the Russian embassy but they declined because she didn’t have a Russian passport or residency.

She told the newspaper: “I had dreamed of changing life in Afghanistan. First, when it comes to women in the police. And I did it.

“When I returned to my homeland, I got a job in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and soon got a rather high position.

“I became Deputy Chief for Criminal Investigations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Afghanistan.

“I spoke on television, spoke out on social networks, fought against extremism, terrorism, advocated for the rights of women and children and believed in the best for our country”.

She said that her “former life” was gone, and that six months ago, she’d been ‘warned’ by the Taliban about her job.

She said: “The Taliban wrote me letters in which they said that I should not work in the police, that I had no right to declare about women’s rights.

”What are women’s rights? Why do you publish your photos on Facebook and Instagram?” these are the comments I received from them a year or six months ago. And now they are in power.”

She warned: “I think the Taliban will never change. They will not agree for a woman to work, participate in public life, and be free”.