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AfonjaRepublic:
castigate him for what? Didn't Adam have sex with his own daughters in the bible?

Bro which bible version you read abeg... So eve na Adam daughter

make dem castrate am abeg.

awon ole dede

henhen

I LIKE THIS GUY HEN.....

NICE ONE

madam the madam

eledumare.

THIS ONE TIRE ME OO.

Zeez19292:
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Kwantunu.

BrandSpurNG:
BBM has identified Africa as a priority focus for the roll out of a variety of its services, including mobile streaming television.

BBM has launched a new content offering, DiscoverTV, for the Nigerian and South African markets. DiscoverTV is a mobile streaming service that allows BBM users to watch a wide variety of award-winning short form shows selected from a diverse range of mobile movies, channels, cartoons, and documentaries.

BBM has identified Africa as a priority focus and will continue to roll out new features for BBM users across the continent. Africa counts a staggering 1.13 billion mobile subscriptions, making it the world’s second largest continent in terms of mobile subscriptions, second only to Asia.

DiscoverTV includes various content categories all under one roof, and accompanies BBM’s existing content and services, including News, Channels, Subscriptions, Stickers, Quickteller Airtime Top-up, and Paycode).

BBM is one of the largest mobile messaging applications in the world. Since it was created in August 2005, BBM has evolved from a pure messaging application for communication (text and video) to a social ecosystem unifying chat, social, commerce, services and content including bill payment, top-up, vouchers/coupons, games, video, shopping, travel and polls.

In 2016, Creative Media Works, a division of PT Elang Mahkota Teknologi Tbk, one of Indonesia’s largest media, content and technology businesses, announced a long term strategic alliance with BlackBerry Limited to accelerate consumer BBM’s research and development in offering new features, services and content to the global consumer market.

As part of this strategy, BBM is making its APIs available to expedite the growth of partners and consumer services.

Read more: https://brandspurng.com/bbm-launches-mobile-streaming-tv-in-africa/

Make dem try include laliga and EPL abeg.

anambrang:
https://secure.saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/styles/normal_medium/public/Newspaper%20open%20advert.jpg?itok=1s0sHtvC

A group of 24 Economic and Financial Crimes (EFCC) Diploma Cadre cadets who allege they were wrongfully dismissed from train[/img]ing camp are calling on President Muhammadu Buhari to address their case in the interest of justice and fairness, as all efforts to appeal to the EFCC have proven abortive.

One of the discharged cadets, Chinedu Chukwuemeka, explained to SaharaReporters that he, along with 23 others, applied for the EFCC’s Diploma Cadre recruitment scheme after seeing it advertised in several daily newspapers.

After applying for the program, Mr. Chukwuemeka was informed on December 11, 2016, via SMS message, that he had been shortlisted and was therefore invited to attend a medical screening, physical screening, and, finally, an interview, all of which he passed.

Mr. Chukwuemeka, along with 23 of his cohorts, were then invited to Cadet Training at the Nigerian Defence Academy in Kaduna State.

However, on December 31, 2016, the cadets were told in person that they were medically unfit to serve the EFCC and were therefore dismissed.

The affected cadets were taken aback by their dismissal, as they had passed earlier medical screenings and had no knowledge of the supposed medical ailments that led to their discharge. In light of this, Mr. Chukwuemeka and some of his fellow cadets went to government and military hospitals to undergo independent medical tests, where they were told they were in good health and fit to serve in the EFCC.

With proof of medical fitness, the cadets tried appealing to the EFCC to reinstate them, but to no avail. They had already been replaced by fresh cadets and many are now left jobless, as they had quit their previous jobs after being accepted into the program.

SaharaReporters reached out to the EFCC spokesman, Wilson Uwajaren, who confirmed that the cadets were dismissed for failing the medical exam. However, he declined to explain why the cadets had earlier been told they passed both the medical and physical screenings.

Read the cadets’ open letter below:

AN OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI ON UNFAIR DISMISSAL FROM EFCC DIPLOMA CADET TRAINING.

His Excellency Sir, with utmost respect to your noble office as the leader of our beloved great nation of Nigeria, we greet you in the name of the Almighty God.

Mr. President, your Change policy has proven effective and has gone a long way to heal Nigeria from the syndromes of corruption, in which the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), under the leadership of Mr. Ibrahim Magu, has played an instrumental role.

Mr. President, for the first time in Nigeria under your Change government, we witnessed an open and transparent recruitment exercise anchored by the EFCC to join the agency as Detective Inspectors under the Diploma Cadre Category, which was advertised on national dailies.

As Nigerians seeking opportunities to take part in the fight against corruption, we applied for the recruitment scheme and, shortly thereafter, received invitations for physical screenings, written examinations, medical screenings, and finally, oral interviews.

Upon completing the above, each of us soon learned we were successful candidates, as we received congratulatory SMS messages from the EFCC inviting us to attend Cadet Training in Kaduna State.

Mr. President, after one month of rigorous training at the Nigerian Defence Academy in Kaduna, we were tagged “medically unfit” with illnesses unknown to us and were told to leave the camp, despite earlier being informed we had passed our medical screenings conducted by the Nigerian Air Force Medical Team and the EFCC at the Nigerian Air Force Medical Centre in Kaduna.

After our sudden dismissal, some of us underwent independent medical screenings at military and government hospitals and passed; we were told we had no medical ailments and were fit to serve in the EFCC.

We were all assured by the training instructors that we would be called back to training since our medical reports came out successful confirming us fit.

However, we were promptly replaced by new cadets and were not invited to return to camp.

Efforts have been made to reach the Ag. Chairman of the EFCC, but all proved abortive as letters of appeal written to the commission and the Senate have remained unanswered.

Mr. President, we plead with your honorable and respected office to attend to our case, as we have been left jobless since we resigned from our previous jobs after being informed that we were selected as successful EFCC Cadets.

Mr. President, please apply the universal principle of merit, fairness and due process in redressing this gross injustice melted on us all.

Mr. President, we have no godfather but you in which God will use to prevail in our case of being wrongly tagged medically unfit as the basis of our dismissal has been cleared by the result of independent tests conducted at military and government hospitals.

Mr. President, we pray for good health and strength to steer the ship of the country to great heights.


Long live President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR

Long live the EFCC and the fight against corruption

Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Signed

Chukwuemeka Chinedu, Anambra State
Nehikhare Osagiede, Edo State
Uningi Ruth Mngohol, Benue State
Asam Stanley Iniobong, Akwa Ibom State
Angbo Michael Amedu, Benue State
Kuram Grace Magowa, FCT/Abuja
Sunday Emmanuel Jatto, Edo STate
Afolabi Adeola, Kwara State
Babalola Abiola, Ogun State
cc.

Prof Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCON (Vice President of Nigeria)

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission


http://saharareporters.com/2017/05/11/discharged-efcc-cadets-petition-president-buhari-over-unfair-dismissal

Confused people

What I am seeing up there is encouraging, kudos to maltina if its given to the right teacher and not paid padi things oo.

Good one...

If say na BBN matter now the comment for don't enter 6 page by now.

I wan see how much dem wan give the winner.

Iyalaya anybody....

Oya I dey pack my load go Lagos now.

Lols.

Our judiciary system is poo I swear.

tballeyy:
funny, ibile koni baje

Amin jare brother mi.

Okay

Politicians loot the strong out of public universities and make us believe if our parents are not wealthy we won't have a sound and good education.

They believe frustrating our public universities won't make the poor compete with their kids,

They believe if the poor have a sound education they will attack them in future for their misconduct.

70% of this folks ruling us today all went to public universities.

I am so sure 70% of private university in this country are owned by politicians in one way or the other.

Otumokpo at work..Aye leooo ibosi oo

HMMMM

Once you have marital issue and u make it enter social media my sister your marriage is gone.

hehehehehe


Marriage is not for everyone is always the song of those who are specialist in failure.

iya mi enjoy your marriage jare

patiently waiting for them in redemption camp.

Hmmmmm

Padding things

2017 Budget passed in May

Eleribu lawon people yi mhen.

really?

Hmmmm

Upon all the bail out fund abi?

And some old women from this state were carrying placard to support madam d madam.


Supporting those who make life miserable for you and your kids is ******.

Change your ways and attack the wolf eating up your tomorrow abeg.


If you like attack me, I no get time to reply anybody.

Good one.

Good one sir.

AND ONE USELESS SENATOR NO KNOW PASS MAKE E POSE WITH EXPENSIVE CARS..

Nigerians and boss boss attitude, abeg make I see their face for MMA2 tmao jare.

WETIN CONCERN ME

yourexcellency:
I dont blame him. That is the only way now to avoid Magu's sledge hammer

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