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That's Nwankwo not Nnamdi. |
Leg?? |
How was the train transported into the country? |
08032131364 08121895782 |
Chevronstaff:Why thinking like a coward? |
I hope they also buy kidney |
Even the so called international collabo didn't come near local |
Where's the reason he fainted? |
paolokonqueror:Wow! You've done a great job. You're a Wizzy die-hard fan. |
Gone are those days when Mr P will appear from the back on their videos. |
paolokonqueror:Title of the songs? |
paolokonqueror:Can you please mention some of the collabos? |
By Dennis Agbo ENUGU- The Director General of National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Brigadier General Suleiman Kazaure has said that the long awaited wage review for corps members would soon be announced. The Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Kazaure said that the expected release of report by a committee set up by federal government to review the minimum wage will address the call to review corps members allowance in Nigeria. He therefore asked corps members to exercise patience, noting that he was hopeful the report will put smiles on the faces of the serving members. Kazaure gave the assurance, Saturday, when he visited Enugu state NYSC orientation camp in Awgu. He condemned the rate of vandalisation of facilities in the camp by hoodlums which he said has put the organization in a fix. Kazaure called on security agencies to protect facilities at camp else he would be left with no options than to relocate the camp. He commended corps members for their cooperation at the camp and urged them to make their service year fruitful. He further announced that the NYSC integrated farm settlements were being resuscitated in various areas to encourage corps members participate in agricultural programmes. The DG asked them to embrace skill acquisition initiative at the orientation camp, which he noted was one of the Cardinal programmes of the scheme. NYSC coordinator in the state, Alhaji Ahmed Ikaka said that plans have been perfected to address the perennial water challenges at the camp, adding that it was also addressing security challenges by constructing perimeter fending at the camp. Ikaka decried non availability of utility vehicle as one of the major challenge confronting the scheme in the state
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He just broke a record. |
Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr has said 18-year-old Fortuna Dusseldorf goalkeeper Maduka Okoye has agreed to switch his international allegiance to Nigeria. Rohr is considering his options as he looks to arrive at the Russia 2018 World Cup with a top-class keeper. The PUNCH had exclusively reported on January 11 that the 18-year-old Okoye was one of the German-born players being monitored by Rohr, who is searching for a replacement for Nigeria’s first-choice goalkeeper Carl Ikeme. Thirty-one year-old Ikeme was diagnosed with acute leukaemia after returning for preseason with his Championship club Wolves on July 6. The British-born shot-stopper, who switched his international allegiance to Nigeria two years ago, is currently undergoing treatment and has a remote chance of making the squad to the Russia 2018 World Cup. Ikeme was in goal for the Eagles when they battled to a goalless draw against Swaziland in their preliminary round Russia 2018 qualifier at the Somhlolo National Stadium in Lobamba on November 13, 2015. Sunday Oliseh, who was in charge of the team then, also featured Ikeme in the return leg won by Nigeria 2-0 at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium in Port Harcourt four days later. He only kept the group stage qualifier against Zambia in Ndola, which the Eagles won 2-1. |
The Convener of Bring Back Our Girls Group, Aisha Yesufu, has criticized the federal government of Nigeria for announcing public holiday to celebrate this year’s Eid-El-Maulud. The BBOG convener described the holiday as wasteful and an act of competitive religiousity Aisha urged the Buhari administration to focus on helping Nigerians than otherwise. In her tweets, she wrote “Nigeria and our need for wasteful holidays. Which one is public holiday for Maulud? When did we start celebrating Maulud? “When do we stop all this “competitive religiosity” and focus on doing good for humanity? “The first Maulud to be a public holiday in Nigeria was declared for Monday, 9 March 2009 by Godwin Abbe, then minister of interior under Yar’Adua’s administration.” |
Nafizzey:Faith ko, winners chapel ni. |
The vice chancellors of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku, on Thursday said more than 40 percent of the staff of the university spend more time watching pornographic videos and other illicit films at work than doing the work for which they are employed. The VC said he was able to monitor the development in offices on campus from his own network. He said when he got the report of the trend and discovered that some people sat in their offices only to watch illicit movies during office hours, he took a decision to curb it by censoring internet services in the university from his office. He said the staff of the institution had demanded computers to facilitate their jobs, only for them to use the computers for negative things. The VC said, “This is one reason we shut down YouTube from the university’s resource centre. “People should be made to be conscientious as well as do what they have been assigned to do and eschew indolence. “There have been a lot of abuses on facilities that, ordinarily, should aid staff in their jobs and as a result plans s are underway to remove the televisions in central offices. He said when he visited such offices, rather than find staff watching news programmes to obtain good information, they were engrossed watching illicit videos, thereby implying that some of them did not need the facilities. Ahaneku added, “Spending government time without doing what one is paid for is an act of corruption.” He said the Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit of the university was working to curb corrupt practices among employees and students. |
smirn:Legitimately with huge registration fee. Thank God for those smugglers cos I wonder how much a bag rice would be looking at the dollar-naira conversion rate. |
amanze2020:How do you expect mE to share what I don't understand? |
Kalashnikov102:As in e don tey wey u spoil |
ScotFree:Then you should know it could be used for cooking palm fruit. |
ScotFree:Have you been to where they produced palm oil locally? |
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They said our women has yam legs yet they keep marrying them. Afonjas and hypocrites. Anyway happy married life to the young couple. That's why he chose the yamless one. Your girls dey make sense small but na beards and yam leg dey spoil some. |
MaryBenn:You mean they later chop your yellow fish? |
Crazytainment. |
ENDTIMEgist:2 weeks is like 2 years in Olamide dictionary. I think he said he recorded the whole songs under an hour. May God no let the guy later land himself in a psychiatric hospital. |
censeakay:Tired he mean to write/say. |
Let me go and see the indomitable music |
Irritating |
As I come watch the match on lives score |
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and we were asked to carry our bags on our head