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Orientedenergy:
What if fluids start coming out as you are sucking? Swallow or spit it out?

Malawian:
Well, while sucking, make sure you don't puncture the nipple, otherwise it will induce premature labour. I speak from experience.

prophetfire:
Sharap there!!! You are pained because you are broke. Broke people are always pained when they say things that bring joy to the soul. Bobby sucking gives great joy. Broke peeps don't know this.

briggson07:
Am fan of breast till I die

excellence44:
Omoh! Proud bobby united. Saving lives since time imo river.

ironkurtain:
Nope. Who shot ya wasn't directed at pac. It was rumoured that it was a diss song directed at LL Cool J and It was recorded before 2pac was shot in Newyork. It happened to be released after the shooting incident but why P Diddy chose to release it at the time when things was hot between pac and B.i.g is what people dont know.

fuckingAyaya:
what do you know? In life we gat to use our no6 after they almost killed 50cent he applied sense in his doings today he's the biggest gangster in NYC if you re lucky to escape death the next thing is to always apply ur no6, be on guard and don't brag to ur Enemies that u survived their gunshots they once shot Pac 5times instead of him to thread carefully he never did he was even bragging that 5 bullet couldn't drop him lol, before they finally dropped him. I stand to be corrected

deebrownneymar:
Tupac didn’t die bro

ZombieBurster:
Though Biggie got the flows But Tupac is better

Jazzman01:
Exactly. I wanted to comment on this, I wonder how no one noticed that. The whites hate us because of our nasty attitude and not because of our colour but many of us don't realise this.

ironkurtain:
God Bless the dead wasn't about Notorious B.I.G. Something that u all gotta know is two other people were called Biggie before the Notorious B.i.g used that moniker. One was Biggie Smallz, an unknown latino rapper in L.A. and another Biggie also know as Drik, who rolled with the LIVE SQUAD. A newyork rap group that Tupac hangout with in Newyork. It was said that the song was dedicated to Drik who passed away. Randy "Stretch" Walker who Tupac accused of orchestrating his shooting at the newyork studio was one of the members of Live Squad.

KingLion007:
You nailed it dude..Tupac my very best.

The Inspector General of Police, IGP Usman Alkali Baba, has approved the posting of Commissioners of Police to take over the saddle of leadership in thirteen (13) State Commands including the Federal Capital Territory.

A statement by CP Frank Mba, Force Public Relations Officer said “the posting of the Senior Officers is part of efforts at repositioning the Force for greater efficiency, stabilizing the internal security order and scaling up the fight against crimes and criminality in the country”.

The affected State Commands and Commissioner of Police posted are: Niger State Command, CP Monday Bala Kuryas; Kwara State Command, CP Emienbo Tuesday Assayamo; Nasarawa State Command, CP Soyemi Musbau Adesina; Taraba State Command, CP Abimbola Shokoya; Benue State Command, CP Akingbola Olatunji; FCT Police Command, CP Babaji Sunday; Kogi State Command and CP Arungwa Nwazue Udo; Kaduna State Command, Others are CP Abdullahi Mudashiru; Jigawa State Command, CP Aliyu Sale Tafida; Enugu State Command, CP Abubakar Lawal; Cross River State Command, CP Alhassan Aminu; Bayelsa State Command, CP Echeng Eworo Echeng and CP Musa Baba, Kebbi State Command.

Also deployed are CP Ndatsu Aliyu Mohammed, a former Commissioner of Police, Enugu State, who is now the CP Anti-Fraud Unit FCID, Abuja; CP Sikiru Akande, a former CP in Cross River State who is now redeployed to the Department of ICT as the CP ICT, Force Headquarters, Abuja.

Similarly, CP Bankole Lanre Sikiru is deployed as the CP INTERPOL, FCID Lagos; and CP Augustine Arop is now posted as the Deputy Commandant, Police Staff College Jos.

The IGP, while charging the officers to justify the confidence reposed in them, has assured citizens of sustained efforts by the Force in stabilizing security in the country. He enjoined citizens in the affected States to cooperate with their new Commissioners of Police for efficient service delivery.

The posting and the redeployment of the Senior Police Officers is with immediate effect.

Residents of Arochukwu community in Arochukwu Local Government Area of Abia State, have called for urgent intervention by both the federal and the state government as erosion threatens their only link road.

They called on Governments to support their efforts towards fixing the road abandoned for over 20 years.

The one-kilometer road in Agbagwu village links the Arochukwu/Ohafia federal road with the Old Ministry of Works and Housing garage, the Abia Hotel complex, churches, schools and residential buildings in the area.

Some indigenes of the community who narrated their ordeal following the collapse of the road described their experience as hellish.

One of the residents, Mr. Emmanuel Ikechukwu, told our correspondent that apart from the deplorable nature of the road, gully erosion had also eaten up a great portion of the road.

He said it posed a great danger to the community, especially during rainy seasons.

According to him, but for the intervention of a concerned indigene of the area, Pastor Eberechukwu Orji, the entire communities would have been cut off from the rest of the state.
“For many years we have forgotten about driving our cars into our houses, until recently when one of our brother’s Pastor and Mrs Eberechkwu Oji, decided to intervene in fixing the road.

“They were the people that started the drainage work that is ongoing on this road, that is why we are calling on the government and other good-spirited individuals to collaborate with them and complete the job for the benefits of all and sundry.

“This road is very strategic because it connects many villages to our Central market, Hospital, Police station. But most importantly this road leads to the Abia Hotel complex which used to be a big tourist centre in this community starting from the old Imo state but is now abandoned for many years.

When contacted, Oji, confirmed that the quest to contribute his quotas to society made him take up the onerous responsibility of fixing the road through the Nestar Corporate Services Limited.
He said that he had spent over N10 million in managing the road while urging Government to come to the rescue of his people.

” My wife and I embarked on the project to give back to our hometown. My house is on the road and I was shocked to see that erosion had completely destroyed the road and it was no longer motorable. People who live on both ends of the road have to suffer a long journey to cross what was ordinarily a short road.

“We need partners, both private individuals of like minds, corporate organizations, government agencies like the Federal Road Maintenance Agency, the Niger Delta Development Commission, and the Ministry of Works to join hands with us to fast track and complete the road construction work.”

The acute accommodation challenges facing senior military officers, directing staff and participants including foreigners at the apex military institution in the country, the National Defence College was eased on Thursday, August 5th 2021, following the commissioning of a 9-storey building comprising 56 blocks of flats by the federal government.

Minister of Defence, Major Gen Bashir Magashi who inaugurated the building storey which also comprises 56 units of boys’ quarters at the Permanent Site of the National Defence College, Piwoyi, Abuja, noted that the delay in completion of the accommodation was occasioned by the outbreak of the COVID – 19 Pandemic and series of lockdowns.

He expressed the belief that the edifice will substantially reduce accommodation challenges currently facing the College and improve the occupants’ living conditions.

“It is pleasing to also note that the block of 56 flats being commissioned is fully furnished and equipped with modern facilities required in a home for a decent living,” he said adding, “It will also accommodate essential services such as supermarkets, barbing saloon, canteens as well as office accommodation for staff

Emphasizing that for any organization to succeed, it requires the services of a vibrant and well-motivated workforce, the minister said, “This can only be achieved when the expectations of its staff are met through provision of welfare facilities such as this befitting accommodation.

He charged the beneficiaries to make good use of the facilities by observing an effective maintenance culture saying “The timely completion of this building is yet another demonstration of the Federal Government’s resolve to improve the welfare of the Armed Forces and civilian staff of the Ministry of Defence despite several daunting challenges.

“As Minister of Defence, I shall continue to encourage and galvanize efforts towards ensuring that the Armed Forces is sufficiently equipped, well trained and adequately motivated to achieve their statutory mandate.

The Ministry of Defence, under my leadership, will continue to support the National Defence College at all times in sustaining its achievements as a Centre of Excellence and attain further enviable heights among other Defence Colleges globally” he said.

He expressed support for fast-tracking the completion of other ongoing projects in the College to ensure its relocation to the permanent site in Piwoyi within the shortest possible time.

In his remarks, Commandant of the National Defence College, Rear Admiral Oladele Daji commended the federal government for completion of the edifice even as he noted that the project which was started in 2017 suffered delay due to budgetary constraints, inflation and the Covid 19 pandemic which necessitated stoppage of work for more than 6 months.

He urged the federal government to ensure the completion of the remaining projects for the movement of the college to the permanent site as the present temporary location had become small for the level of its activities.

Among facilities at the 9 storey building are a central gas cooking system, a 1,000 KVA generating set, Laundry, supermarket, barbing saloon.

Present at the inauguration were the Chief of Defence Staff, General Lucky Irabor, Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Oladayo Amao, Chief of Defence Intelligence, Major General SA Adebayo and members of the National Assembly.

The federal government has appointed Transaction Advisers for a $6.2 billion Eurobond Issuance set for part-funding of its estimated N5.2 trillion deficit in the 2021 Budget.

According to the Debt management Office (DMO), the Federal Executive Council (FEC), at its meeting on Wednesday, yesterday, approved the advisory services.

They advisors are: JP Morgan, Citigroup Global Markets Limited, Standard Chartered Bank and Goldman Sachs would act as International Bookrunners/Joint Lead Managers; while Chapel Hill Denham Advisory Services Ltd would act as Nigerian Bookrunner.

FSDH Merchant Bank Ltd was named Financial Adviser; White & Case LLP as International Legal Adviser ; and Banwo & Ighodalo, as Nigerian Legal Adviser.

The DMO said that the Transaction Advisers emerged from an open competitive bidding process as outlined in the Public Procurement Act, 2007 (as amended).

It said that a total of 38 institutions responded to the Expression of Interest, and after rigorous evaluation to ascertain the technical capacities of the responders to execute the Transaction, the eight institutions above were selected.

With the approval of the Transaction Advisers, the DMO said it would now accelerate activities towards the Issuance of the Eurobonds.

It explained, “Whilst the Government expects a successful outing, it will be mindful of costs and risks (in terms of tenor and pricing) in determining the amount of Eurobonds to issue.

“Since the Eurobonds are being issued to part finance the 2021 Budget Deficit, the proceeds will be used to fund various projects in the Budget. In addition, the proceeds will result in an inflow of foreign exchange which in turn, will increase Nigeria’s External Reserves and support the Naira Exchange Rate.”

RedEnergy:
I see no changes Wake up in the morning and i ask myself Is life worth living Or should i blast myself...RIP Legend!
The world needs another 2Pac and another Fela

GeneralPula:
Lies..

Biggy didn’t kill 2pac and 2pac didn’t kill Biggy. BIG said it openly that death is one thing he will never wished on Pac.

CIA didn’t purposely investigate their death. They just concocted lies and sell it to the media..

Suge knight knew something about 2pac’s death... 2pac was shot more than 15 bullets and not a single blood was found inside the car he was sitting down. Not a single bullet touched Suge Knight that was sitting at the driver’s..

As for BIG, till today I still don’t believe Pdiddy is innocent. There’s something fishy... Why?

Piddy was always with BIG. Everywhere he goes, he follows. But on this very night BIG got killed, piddy didn’t follow him to club. He said he had something to figure out. How come it’s at the exact moment that death is goin to happen on BIG you had stuffs to figure out? It was a plan assassination. They knew the club & when he was coming. They knew when he was leaving. BIG stepped into the car, front seat. His driver started driving and just at 5sec drive, gunshot happened..

To me, I feel Pdiddy sold out BIG to gain all the power he’s commanding today in music industry. Trust nobody..

Yankee government killed both rappers. That’s why till today, after more than 20years of death, cia is yet to come out with how it happened..

Sonnobax15:


Sometimes,one needs to understand the fact that there's this kinda unique sweetness that these artistes derive from these quarrels...

As for me,Tupac remains the best rapper of all time...With clear and meaningful lyrics, unlike these modern days rap......Till tomorrow,I still dey jam tupac shakur songs like back to back . ....The only thing one can easily deduce from the rap of these days na PUSSY THIS,PUSSY THAT . nothing else........

Rubbish..

With over 122 million Nigerians at risk of Neglected Tropical Diseases, NTDs, the Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire on Tuesday lamented that the country was battling with 15 neglected tropical diseases out of the 20 identified by the World Health Organisation, WHO.

Some of the diseases are Trachoma, (Granular Conjunctivitis), Onchocerciasis, (River blindness) Lymphatic Filariasis, (Elephantiasis) helminthiasis, soil-transmitted, schistosomiasis, (parasitic worms) and leprosy, snakebites Yaws Rabies, Buruli ulcer, Leishmaniasis, Human African Trypanosomiasis, HAT, among others.

Addressing journalists at a TWo-Day Media Dialogue on Neglected Tropical Disease Control in Nigeria”, holding in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, organized by the United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, in collaboration with the Child Rights Information, Bureau of the Federal Ministry of Information, Ehanire regretted that the diseases are so devastating that they leave their victims miserable.

Represented by the National Coordinator of NTDs, Dr. Nseobong Akpan, he lamented that when household diseases such as malaria, HIV and AIDs are mentioned, NTDs will not be there despite the fact they are common among the downtrodden.

“We have done enough about NTDs but they are still raging across communities in the country. There is a need to create awareness and for communities to be involved in efforts geared towards eliminating the diseases. We will be able to eliminate the diseases if everyone including the media join in crying out loud and support in efforts and commitment of stakeholders to achieve success in the elimination of NTDs.”

In his presentation as the National NTDs Coordinator entitled: “Overview of the Neglected Tropical Diseases”, Dr. Nseobong Akpan further decried the negative impact on the economy as economic development cannot occur without addressing these diseases.

Akpan also noted the significant impact on maternal, newborn, and child health.

“NTDs causes poor nutritional status, especially in children; Poor educational outcomes; Reduced physical and cognitive development -children cannot attend school; absorb lessons. Low productivity -Infected adults cannot work effectively -adults may stay home to care for infected family members.

Speaking on the 122 million Nigerians at risk, he said: “It is estimated that 122 million persons that are 2 out of every 3 Nigerians are at risk of one or more of the NTDs.

“Of the number, 20 per cent are pre-school. Age children, 28 per cent of school-age children between age 5 to 14 years and 52 per cent are adults 15 years and above.

On populations at risk in Nigeria, he explained that; 119.8 million people are at risk of lymphatic filariasis, 51.4 million people for onchocerciasis, 28.8 million school-age children and 20.5 million pre-school-age children for soil-transmitted hermits, 26.8 million people for trachoma and 23.8 million school-age children for schistosomiasis.

He appealed to journalists to create more awareness, sensitisation to attract community participation and ownership of the NTDs campaign.

Also in his presentation on Schistosomiasis, Deputy Director, Programme Manager, National Schistosomiasis Soil-Transmitted Helminthiasis Elimination Programme, Dr Obiageli Nebe disclosed that over 200 million people globally are infected.

She said over 700 million people are living at risk of infection and over 90 per cent of people live in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Nebe said it is a disease of low socio-economic status affecting the poorest communities and most neglected
vulnerable people.

“Infants, children are especially prone to infection due to their less developed immune system as worm infestation are passed through contaminated food, water or soil.”

Also speaking on UNICEF’s support to elimination of NTDs in Nigeria, UNICEF WASH Specialist, Mr Bioye Ogunjobi said lack of political will and low awareness remained an obstacle to the elimination of NTDs in Nigeria.

Ogunjobi explained that the Nigerian NTDs programmes were mainly sponsored by partners, calling on the government to get more involved in the elimination process of these diseases.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Alkali Baba Usman has advised policemen not to sacrifice professionalism to favour members of the public, urging them to, rather, uphold the professional ethics of the Nigeria Police Force.

He gave this admonition during the commissioning of a fully furnished one-story block comprising the Area Commander’s office, conference room, secretary office and 10 other offices for senior officers, as well as the renovation and furnishing of other existing structures at the Area ‘B’ command, Apapa, Lagos.

The multimillion naira project was conceived by the outgoing Area Commander, Olusoji Akinbayo, who was recently promoted to the rank of Deputy Commissioner of Police.

Describing Akinbayo”s efforts at mobilizing some friends of the Police to put up such edifice as an act worthy to be emulated by all Area Commanders in Lagos and other commands across the country, IGP Usman who was represented by the Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Zone 2, AIG Johnson Kokumo, disclosed that the occasion was the second projects as excited by Akinbayo , he was commissioning In six months . He said, “This is indeed an unparalleled achievement.

It is apparent that the Area Commander did not mortgage his PR. If he had , he would never have been able to mobilise people to support him in this manner.

“DCP Olusoji Akinbayo has demonstrated professionalism and has shown an example which other Area Commanders have a lot to learn from. One thing is clear from what we have seen here, if you show that you are for the people, the people too will be there for you.

And so long as you don’t mortgage your PR, you will have no cause to sacrifice your integrity. . And in the course of not mortgaging your PR, you don’t really need to sacrifice professionalism because you want favour from members of the public”.

While appreciating those who supported the Area Commander in the projects, he sought for more of such support , stating that “ We cannot do the job of policing in Lagos without active support of the people.

We need information, we need support.
Get close to your DPOs, get close to your Area Commanders and your Commissioner of Police and in the synergy of good cooperation and collaboration, we will be able to secure Lagos state”.

Earlier in his remark, CP Hakeem Odumosu, said the support from members of the public, attested to the outgoing Area Commander’s relationship with members of the public.

He said, “ This shows the good relationship DCP Akinbayo have had with those who supported it , despite the economy of the country. It also shows he is in the good books of the people”.

He therefore advised officers and men of the command to put service first, before money.

He said, “ When you know people, money comes in but if you go out to know money, you will never know people. So, let us improve on our public relations, with members of the public” , he advised.

On his part, Special Adviser to Governor Babajide- Sanwo-Olu on Transportation, Mr. Toyin Fayinka, lauded the transparency with which the projects were carried out, stating that it was what motivated those who supported the success.

Describing the support from members of the public as a right action in the right direction, Fayinka said “Police officers are men and women like us, they are not animals. We cannot allow them to sleep where our mates cannot sleep”.

Also in her remark, the Chairperson, Apapa Local Government Area, Mrs. Idowu Senbanjo, said, “What we have seen here is overwhelming. This is the first police station I have been to and seen this sort of grand size project and I believe it is the beginning of a lot of good things for us in Apapa. I appreciate everybody who contributed to this and I hope we can do more in many other projects to improve the life and economy of Apapa”.

Earlier in his welcome address, the outgoing Area Commander attributed his strong moral upbringing and Christian orientation to the primary guides in discharging his duties as a police officer.

Akinbayo explained that to ensure probity and accountability in the projects, he advised everyone that offered to support to pay their donations directly to the designated contractors and never to himself or any of his officers.

According to him, “I remember, when I was posted here and we started clearing the junkyard, some Senior Officers mocked me that I had started again, and that Police work should not be taken to high heavens. Some even advised me to use the money I am using to do the projects to prepare for retirement.

But my father, when he was alive, always referred me to the Holy Bible, Exodus 23:1, which says, ‘Thou shall not follow the multitude to do evil, neither shall thou speak in a cause, following many to divert judgment’.

“With my moral up-bringing and as a Zonal Pastor in the Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries, I am not expected to do otherwise. The donors are present here. You can now see that your various contributions were not diverted. You now trust the Nigeria Police, as we are now rebuilding the trust and confidence of the public and applying restorative justice in our daily working,” Akinbayo said.

Other dignitaries who applauded Akinbayo”s efforts in their goodwill messages included the Ojora of Ijora, Oba Abdul-Fatai Aromire, who was represented by Chief Hakeem Ajala; Commissioner of Police, Western Port Command, Mr. Nasiru Mohammed and Dr. Ayo Ogunsan of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund.