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Crocz:
1st class and best in Nigeria...were you in GEJ set?...cos that's the only way you gonna be best in Nigeria.

LMFAO..."Cos you like both answers you choose them?"...seriously?

And you got 1st class how?

This is a forum where we share our opinion and its not a do or die affairs. Thanks

Crocz:
1st class and best in Nigeria...were you in GEJ set?...cos that's the only way you gonna be best in Nigeria.

LMFAO..."Cos you like both answers you choose them?"...seriously?

And you got 1st class how?

This is a forum where we are to share our opinion and its not a Do or Die affairs. Thanks

speaktome:
Ezigbo ego!!







Na my signature kept me awake till now!!

You too stingy, see as you pack all the space finish.... Oya adjust small now

Behind every unsuccessful man, there is always a woman called PEJ

Crocz:
That is how you fail in school, they said choose one...you say "all of the above"

18years ago I graduated with first class and I was the best student in Nigeria then.... How I wish I could upload my certificate for you to see, its your wAy though but as for me '' I love both'' and that's why I sAid all of the above. Thanks

All of the above

Lol

Most of us know that Boxing Day is the day after Christmas.

For us in Nigeria, it is a way to make the public holidays even longer and spend more time with family.

Boxing Day is a public holiday celebrated in the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and many of the commonwealth countries like Nigeria and India.

The common story told about boxing day is that it is a day set aside to unwrap and get rid of all the wrapping paper and boxes in which your Christmas presents arrived.

Traditionally December 26, is the day to open the ‘Christmas’ box to share its contents with the poor. Some people suggest that Boxing Day has its origins in England during the Middle Ages, where servants who worked on Christmas Day were given the next day off and presented with gift boxes from their employers.

Time also suggests that the Church of England might have started the tradition of boxing day.

So now when your children ask you why we celebrate Boxing Day, you can have answers to give them.

Most people in Nigeria continue their Christmas activities on Boxing Day; visit family and friends, eat leftovers, drink, relax with the family and watch TV.
But you have to agree, that after all that food, drink and merry-making done on Christmas Day, a day should be set aside for rest right?

We hope you enjoy today.

Happy Boxing Day!!!

http://www.mamalette.com/family-life/significance-boxing-day/

All is well

Generation Heritage

Good for him

Drsmith01:
J

J for Jonathan

Ride on GMB , I love ya style

Where would they get their motivation from when they're still owing them salary not to talk about allowances #smh

Dry

This is a laudable initiative

Tinubu:
Why did it take the man this long to disown the petition?


Someone has been arm-twisted into singing a new song


If Skekau, wherever he is, has Internet stable enough to allow him upload long YouTube videos, then this army officer has no excuse as to why he hasn't distanced himself from the petition long before now....


If he can now find the time out of his busy schedule to attend a bogus press briefing, he should as well have found the time to personally and speedily disown the petition

After so many death threat and you still expect him not to deny it bah

emmasege:
Buhari till we have another AFCON champions succeeding the super eagles.

Trustyd1:
I hate when people like you who don't have PVC go like (we) talk for yourself who is we.

I have my PVC here with me, so look for another excuse to show your s******** #

praisecity:
If~d~tin~dry~den~add~water~nw

Water go juSt worsen matter

cuteboy2:
Your fake "uncle" must be receiving his salary in planet Mars while asleep. Don't worry, he will soon wake up to reality of Okorocha's lies when Christmas hunger bites.

You know nothing about this topic bro;

Okorocha on May 1, 2013, was commended for labour friendly policies, which they crowned with Labour 2013 Award of Excellence by the Imo workers through the Chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress, Imo State Chapter, Chief Dr. R.A. Anyadike for having performed more excellently above his predecessors.

http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/news/governor-okorocha-receives-2013-labour-award/

And he is only owing November Salary which he promised to pay before xmas but I'm yet to hear any official news about the payment but its still preferable than some governor owing up to 12months salary and still donating over 50million naira to GEJ

searay:
Akwa Ibom state government is not owing me. So kindly remove Akpabio's name

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/173385-akwa-ibom-local-government-workers-strike-unpaid-salaries.html

http://www.dailyindependentnig.com/2014/09/nulge-shuts-akwa-ibom/


You can only successfully fool yourself but you can't fool my fellow Nigerians;

Thursday, December 25, 2014

Akwa Ibom State chapter of the
Nigerian Union of Local Government
Employees (NULGE) on Monday
began a seven-day warning strike to
protest alleged government failure to
attend to its demands which bothers on
entitlements owed members.

The decision to begin the strike, the
union said, was to draw the attention of
the state government to its members’
demands.

In an interaction with newsmen in Uyo,
the state capital, NULGE Chairman,
Felix Udoh, said the union demands
which government had refused to settle
include leave grant, non-payment of
promotion arrears, failure to promote
staff due for promotion as well as
wanton deduction of their salaries.

According to the union leader, all
efforts to draw the attention of
government to settle the issues
amicably through dialogue have failed
and that the union has no other option
than to embark on the seven-day
warning strike.

He said at the end of the warning
strike, if government still fails to heed
to their demands, the union will have
no other option than to embark on an
indefinite strike.

Udoh, therefore, directed all NULGE
members to stay at home and observe
the seven days warning strike.
Daily Independent gathered that some
local government areas in the state are
owing their workers more than three
months salaries arrears.

This was said to have pitched the local
government chairmen against the state
government, as they blamed it on
illegal deduction of revenue allocated
to the local governments in the name
of joint account.

Meanwhile, the union leader has hailed
the recent judgment by the Supreme
Court that state Governors do not have
the right to sack elected local
government officials.

He said the judgment if fully obeyed
will strengthen local government
administration in the country.
He stressed the need for the Federal
Government to grant autonomy to the
local government, saying it will go a
long way to check the illegalities
perpetrated by some state Governors
through deduction of revenue allocated
to local governments.

agabaI23:
Are you from the Mars?

That's what he said but when I called my uncle over there this evening , he said he has paid off all the salaries. Goodnight

Haba!!! Did we beg this useless man for chicken

seankafor:
i understand u now but we shall win

I pray so

achu442:
APC...Amaechi is owing teachers almost 10months now...He still went to loan billions of naira from a microfinance bank to fund an already lost Buhari election...

Any Christian that votes for Buhari is a big fool...Wait until when he is President... then u'll know if he likes u or not..Let us have a Christain as a president that a blood sucking muslin that will one day get angry,start speaking "Allah barak na mu", and slaughter us with his veto power...

whether APC or PDP..We want a Non Muslim President...

My people no be so

Amaechi has paid up yesterday , another propaganda

seankafor:
i can neever and will never believe that troops are giving guns that cant fire. Is that possible?what kind of human being will do that?in war their re casualties even if u re fighting chickens. Excuses are for losers. And u dont expect hollywood movies where one man willk kill up to 50 people.

You're getting the whole thing wrong, you can't in anyway compare the weapons our soldiers are been given to theirs::: it's just like using AK47 to fight a man with Armoured Tank