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Akerele44:The "workers" weren't workers. More like nnpc refinery or Ajaekuta steel workers asking for salaries. |
And who said Peter Obi won't increase the salary further? |
Creatormixx:There should be an 800k car. Search on YouTube. There are car dealers still with such cars. Contact one, and buy. |
You should have told them the UK minimum wage and average income too. You didn't see that? |
• Governor Peter Obi launches N1B Senior citizens welfare scheme • Governor Peter Obi takes delivery of 500 locally manufactured buses for public and private secondary schools in Anambra State • Governor Peter Obi pays N2bn to make up for a total of N37B spent by his govt to clear arrears of Pension & Gratuity owed by successive governments in Anambra State since 1996.
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"Peter Obi pays over N2B to make a total of N37B spent by his govt to clear arrears of Pension and Gratuity owed by successive governments since 1996. Link: https://x.com/i/status/441900558962941953
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Nobody wants Tinubu. |
You mean 60-member Council? I am the sixtieth member. |
• 28/28 Governorship Candidates fielded. ✓ • Party Executives in all 36 States. ✓ • Over 1000 Former Politicians, Army men, Business men in the fold. ✓ Everyday getting closer to saving Nigeria. God save Nigeria. |
NDC Fields 100 Senatorial Candidates Out of 109, as published by INEC Full list compiled according to their states from the INEC Portal Below: Abia North: Nkole Uko Ndukwe Abia Central: Nkechi Nwaogu Abia South: Enyinna Kasarachi Michael Adamawa North: Abubakar Rabiu Adamawa Central: Ahmed Abdullahi Musa Adamawa South: Barata Ahmed Hassan Akwa Ibom North East: Afia Ekere Akwa Ibom North West: Inemeh Patty Etete Akwa Ibom South: Frank Okon Daniel Anambra North: Nwoye Tony Okechukwu Anambra Central: Umeh Victor Chukwunonyelum Anambra South: Onunkwo Ebuka Josephat Bauchi South: No Candidate Bauchi Central: No Candidate Bauchi North: No Candidate Bayelsa East: Tekenah Dau Kenny Bayelsa Central: Okoya Reuben Boutuaowei Bayelsa West: Dickson Seriake Henry Benue North East: No Candidate Benue North West: Utaan Conrad Terhide Benue South: Onjeh Daniel Donal Borno North: Alhaji Modu Bakura Borno Central: Abdulkadir Fema Borno South: Kwajafa Illiya Habu Cross River North: Amajama Patrick Ashu Cross River Central: Ewa Bassey Eko Cross River South: Egwu Egwu Arong Delta Central: Omo-Agege Ovie Augustine Delta North: Ochei Victor Onyekachi Delta South: Binaebi Adowei Freedom Ebonyi North: Nwite James N. Ebonyi Central: Odoh Benard Ifeanyi Ebonyi South: Okorie Linus Abaa Edo Central: Yakubu Ehibhatioman John Edo North: Oisamoje Maria Evuarherhe Edo South: Epelle-Asemota Bridgitte Osayuki Ekiti North: Oguntoye Ayobami Samuel Ekiti Central: Omolayo Taiwo Oluwagbenga Ekiti South: No Candidate Enugu East: Aguocha Adaku Anna Enugu West: Eneh Kingsley Uchenna Enugu North: Asadu Patrick Oziokoja FCT: Austenpeters-Pam Iyabode Amanda Gombe Central: Kabiru Mohammed Gombe South: Amos Bulus Kilawangs Gombe North: Mohammed Dukku Ismaila Imo East: Onyeagocha Uchechukwu Imo West: Eze Chukwudi Leonard Imo North: Omegarа Mathew Mahaekwe Jigawa South West: Aminu Mustapha Ali Jigawa North East: No Candidate Jigawa North West: Sabo Salisu Kaduna North: Sha'aban Mohammad Turad Kaduna Central: Adamu Haruna Kaduna South: No Candidate Kano Central: Yusuf Nasiru Gawuna Kano North: Usman Sunusi Danbatta Kano South: Ibrahim Kassim Bataiya Katsina North: Yahaya Aminu Katsina South: Hussain Ishak Suleiman Katsina Central: No Candidate Kebbi North: Mukhtar Mohammed Tafarki Kebbi Central: Umar Yarotela Kebbi South: Hassan Mustapha Kogi Central: Salau Muritala Audu Kogi East: Ameh Peter Ojonugwa Kogi West: Fatosa Olumuyiwa Adedokun Kwara North: Gana Thomas Audu Kwara Central: Suleiman Abdulrasheed Olufemi Omоda Kwara South: Oni Samuel Omoniyi Lagos Central: Johnson Lawrence Adeniyi Oladipupo Lagos East: Adebanjo Adeola Damilola Lagos West: Salvador Adegoke Moshood Nassarawa North: Danladi Njehntengazoka James Nassarawa West: Adamu Auta Umar Farouk Nassarawa South: Baba Ayiwulu Ayiwulu Niger East: Bawa John Agmada Niger North: Bawa Joshua Nuhu Niger South: Sadiq Mohammed Rabiu Ogun Central: George-Taylor Oluwadurotimi Ogun East: Shokoya Adewale Oluwasegun Ogun West: Abioro Itunu Temitayo Ondo North: Daodu Babatunde Olumayokun Ondo Central: Falaiye Olugbenga Akinwale Ondo South: Nejo Myson Adeyemi Osun Central: Oduyemi Morenikeji Nathaniel Osun East: Derin-Ologbenla Charles Adewale Osun West: Ayoola Alaba Oyo Central: Salawu Akeem Oyo North: Ojekunle Abigail Olanike Oyo South: Adoyi Paul Oche Plateau South: Kefas Peter Kefas Dandam Plateau Central: Yusuf Ishaku Mwantok Plateau North: Bature Musa Jonathan Rivers East: Okwuwolu Wolu Ekelechi Benjamin Rivers South East: Abiante Awaji-Inombek Dagomie Rivers West: Ogbobula Isaac Abbot Sokoto East: Ummar Maisalati Abdulrahman Sokoto North: Abubakar Mainasara Sani Sokoto South: Tanimu Bodinga Bilyaminu Taraba South: Istifanus Musa Mik Taraba Central: Nyan-Ganji Gilbert Gills Taraba North: Bandawa Anfani Yobe East: No Candidate Yobe North: No Candidate Yobe South: Hassan Mohammed Zamfara North: Nasiru Garba Zamfara Central: Ibrahim Sanusi Zamfara West: Abdullahi Hassan Anka
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Very good news. Thank God. That is how Nigeria should operate. Now I vote Tinubu OUT twice over. |
My rankings of the 2027 Presidential candidates Score: 9.0+: Will be good and effective (Security & welfare) 7.0: Will be validly good as President (could make some wrong decisions though) 5.0-7.0: Half bread is better than none Under 5.0: Will be bad. An upsurger. There is someone else God has vocated for President. (I am voting for the highest grading). Peter Obi (Nigeria Democratic Congress - NDC) – The former Anambra State governor and 2023 candidate, who has transitioned to the NDC with Rabiu Kwankwaso as his running mate. - 9.2/10 Omoyele Sowore (African Action Congress - AAC) – Human rights activist and media publisher maintaining a consistent campaign presence for radical political reform. - 7.0/10 Adewole Ebenezer Adebayo (Social Democratic Party - SDP) – Re-contesting the presidency under the SDP after securing his party's nomination in a peaceful consensus primary. - 7.0/10 Seyi Makinde (Allied Peoples Movement - APM) – The current Governor of Oyo State, who has positioned himself as a major fresh option within the opposition bloc. - 6.70/10 Senator Sandy Ojang Onor (Peoples Democratic Party - PDP) – Heading the ticket for the historically dominant PDP. - 5.3/10 Atiku Abubakar (African Democratic Congress - ADC) – The former Vice President and veteran presidential contender running under a new party platform alongside running mate Rotimi Amaechi. - 4.60/10 Bola Ahmed Tinubu (All Progressives Congress - APC) – The incumbent President of Nigeria seeking a second term in office. [1] - 4.20/10 Feel free to grade yours. Only be truthful and factual.
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The Nigeria Democratic Congress, is having candidates for each of the available Governorship slots in next year's election cycle - 28 in number. Eight Nigerian Gubernatorial elections are currently off-cycle. List of NDC Candidates for the 28 Governorship Elections: 1. Senator Binani - Adamawa 2. Senator Marafa - Zamfara 3. Senator Laah - Kaduna 4. Barr. Ibrahim Kashim - Bauchi 5. Retired Admiral Sunusi Ibrahim - Borno 6. Dr. Dutse Aminu Sani - Jigawa 7. Dr. Shamsuddeen Aliyu - Sokoto 8. Professor Muhammad Yahaya - Taraba 9. Sadiq Abubakar - Gombe 10. Prof Terhemba Shija - Benue 11. Abdu Sidi Bomi - Niger 12. Prof Abdulmumin Ajia - Kwara 13. Alhaji Abdullahi Mai Doya - Nasarawa 14. Yakubu Solomon Ndam - Plateau 15. Jonga Yahaya Gabakau - Yobe 16. Hon. John Odey - Cross River 17. Babanta Michael Okon - Akwa-Ibom 18. Nwofe Boniface - Ebonyi 19. Ilu-Barde Aliyu - Kastina 20. Alhaji Umar Usman Besse - Kebbi 21. Funsho Doherty - Lagos 22. Ndubuisi Ogah - Abia 23. Dr. Bolaji Odusina - Ogun 24. Akeem Adebola Yusuf - Oyo 25. James Ene Nwannaji - Enugu 26. Dumo Lulu-Brigs - Rivers 27. Chris Iyovwaye - Delta 28. A.A Gwarzo - Kano https://www.thecable.ng/ndc-names-guber-candidates-in-states-where-obono-obla-claimed-it-had-no-nominees/ https://thenationonlineng.net/ndc-fires-back-at-critics-unveils-28-governorship-candidates-for-2027/amp/ Source 2: Twitter/Google Search
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helinues:God punish them wherever they are, punish them in full, punish them in canons and according to the words of Scripture, Punish their going in and their coming out, Punish them now and forever. |
gassbee:Any of these ones they sell around. Enter any Mart/Supermarket near you. Those thick ones that look crude. (Not the watery sugary things from industries). |
Evaress:Evaress, It's not about what you eat, eating 7 cups of rice could even be worsening your situation: creating little colon cancer in your intestines, preventing you from further digesting better. It's about How you should eat . In the next 90 days: (1). Eat a whole full roasted fish twice a week (2.) Drink bottled yogurt like 5 times a week (3.) Eat sardine at least once (in add+ to 1.^) (4.) Eat 4eggs at once, like twice weekly (5.) Sometimes mix avocado, tomato and eat. (6.) Daily eat meat. You will gain all kinds of weight. |
A man will never call a 50+ year old accomplished Boss "Tony". It will always be Sir, Boss, My Oga... Even his accomplished peer will be called Chairman, Boss etc. A young lady calling you by your first name and repeating "I said Tony", is just a possessed lucifer in disguise. She has not worked so she does not know the value or sacredness of it. "Honour to whom honour is due. Tribute to whom tribute." Every accomplished person should be paid tribute by those incoming because he is closer to the completion of the will of God, and you should honour that. One of the causes of poverty is disrespect. Let the fear of God guide you at all times. |
Why divorce? God make them go back together. |
Caaz:Beg now. God can answer you now. Beg Him now. |
Peter Gregory Obi scored 6.1m votes in 2023. His Deputy Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso scored 1.47m. That's a combined 7.6m votes, assuming uniform in patterns. In 2023, he was without partners such as Sen. Henry Dickson, Sen. Omo-Agege, Hon. Victor Ochei, and Governorship candidates such as Sen. Aishatu Binani (Adamawa), the former SSG in Bauchi now campaigning for Governor Bauchi State, a candidate in Sokoto, Kano, Zamfara, Benue and other places. His NASS allies are also returnees, twice as experienced and desperate to get their return mandates. The Naira scarcity affected turnout in 2023 (27%), the lowest since 1997. Voter turnout was 34% in 2027. By all accounts, voter turnout is likely to surpass 33% in 2027 (going by former elections), and the candidate of the APC is not sure to be the target of them. So what if the numbers coalesce in Peter Obi's favour, and he edges the incumbent, and is elected, and nothing happens, and is returned? Have you prepared for a Peter Gregory Obi Nigeria?
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Something I Learnt From Herbert Wigwe While A Mid-Management Staff Let me share a story that is obliquely related to this issue of manifestos… Many years ago, as a middle management staff at Access Bank, I was chasing a transaction that had the potential to turn my groups profitability and balance sheet around. The customer had landed a huge slate of contracts with the federal government. It would drive Billions in current account balances and fee fee income. They needed a guarantee from the bank. I made the case… wrote the credit analyses, presented the approval memoranda all the way to the management credit committee… Everything looked good on paper. Almost too good…and it was provisionally approved after some hard grilling by the committee. But after the meeting…My DMD at the time, the late Herbert Wigwe, called me to his office… “Justin, I want to meet this customer in person. Schedule a meeting for next week but don’t issue the offer letter until after” I was agitated…Haba…after all this wahala why can’t we just issue the guarantee and let me book my fees? But oga had spoken…so what to do? I did as instructed. We got to Abuja for this meeting as scheduled… Hebert was just ‘gisting’… I was expecting some hard hitting technical questions, like the ones I had been asked…maybe he just wanted to hear them himself ? But nah… just gist…about business, how he got started, what he thought about this and that and the other…some old transactions…with other banks…politics…his relationship with the government and other deals in the pipeline …everything under the sun…but the specifics of the transaction in question. Meeting ended. I’m confused. We’re on the way back to the airport and I’m waiting for Herbert to say something. Nothing. Just talking about my business in general…other things I was working on. I knew better than to ask what I was really waiting to hear. Then he drops the bomb just as we are landing in lagos. “Justin, we’re not doing it” I felt like exploding… He continued… “In the business of credit and banking, you will learn that willingness to repay is more important than the ability to repay…you will find other deals…” I was deflated, confused, angry… One guy from one of the top five banks that loves large ticket corporate deals did the transaction eventually. He got promoted for it… The customer diverted some of the proceeds and the whole thing went sideways. The guy also eventually got fired for it. The only time HW revisited the issue was one day we met in the elevator a couple years after, when the news of the matter broke. “Justin I’m sure you’re happy you didn’t do that transaction now” I didn’t have to ask which one he meant. How does any of this relate to manifestos? They are important and necessary for every candidate to have. They provide clarity and a baseline for how one can evaluate a candidate in a presidential election. But they tell you NOTHING about the CHARACTER of a candidate. They provide no insight into the most impactful attribute a leader should possess. That can only be judged by their actions. Their track record. How they have handled previous responsibility or conducted themselves historically. So by all means let’s have the manifestos and let’s critique them when they are made public by the candidates. But let us also examine their manifest character, as evidenced by their lives and conduct in the past. Otherwise the manifesto is hardly worth the paper it’s printed on End of. Continue to rest in peace HW.🙏🏾
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The total number of universities in each country varies depending on whether the count includes only major research universities or all degree-granting tertiary institutions. According to global tracking data from registries like Webometrics, here is how these countries compare by their approximate number of universities: 🏛️ Number of Universities by Country United States: ~3,180 standard universities (over 5,300 if including all smaller two-year and degree-granting colleges). China: ~2,495 universities. Russia: ~1,010 universities. Japan: ~992 universities. France: ~625 universities. Germany: ~461 universities. United Kingdom: ~164 to 337 institutions (164 standard higher-education universities, but up to 337 if counting all specialized medical and higher-ed colleges). Nigeria: ~278 universities (recently updated to 307). Belgium: ~29 to 63 institutions (12 prominent public research universities, expanding to 63 when including authorized university colleges and specialized institutes). Switzerland: ~12 to 23 institutions (12 primary public universities and federal institutes of technology, expanding to 23 when including accredited regional universities of applied sciences).
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Oludiary Don't go to the police station. Just go and find another job. You could reapply to your former company. And your boss could be practicing witchcraft. That is how they behave. Pray an Our Father, and DON'T GO to the Police Station. |
So that he will not win. Ecclus (Sir) 37:12: "Treat not with a coward concerning war." |
I too, am happy. I hope it will be paid. Holy Trinity, One God, have mercy on us. Holy Trinity, One God, be Patron over our Military and its personnel. |
You mean N200 Milo sachet. |
Then you were never with Peter Obi. Those who are there, are there unconditionally. |
Numbers 35:31: "You shall not take money (pleadings) of him that is guilty of blood, but he shall die forthwith." 33. "Neither can it (the sin of murder) otherwise be expiated but by his blood that shed the blood of another." Gen 9:6: "Whosoever shall shed man's blood, his blood shall be shed" |
Yes. It must be done to counterbalance the evil effects of this muslim muslim ticket. Also Christians still have 18 years to rule uninterrupted to equate muslim rule. |
God help it succeed. That State needs that law. |
I-robot (2004) ![]() |
9/10 Nine African nations have officially qualified for the Round of 32 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, setting an unprecedented record for the continent. Qualified African Nations Morocco Egypt South Africa Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) Senegal Ghana Cape Verde (Cabo Verde) DR Congo Algeria (secured the final spot after a dramatic 3-3 draw with Austria) Group Stage Fate Out of the 10 African countries that entered the expanded 48-team tournament, an astonishing 90% advanced to the knockout stage. Tunisia was the only African team eliminated, finishing at the bottom of Group F. Upcoming Round of 32 Schedule The qualified teams have been slotted into the following knockout fixtures: Date (2026) Matchup Location Sunday, June 28South Africa vs. Canada (Los Angeles) Monday, June 29Netherlands vs. Morocco (Monterrey) Tuesday, June 30Ivory Coast vs. Norway (Dallas) Wednesday, July 1England vs. DR Congo (Atlanta) Wednesday, July 1Belgium vs. Senegal (Seattle) Thursday, July 2Switzerland vs. Algeria (Vancouver) Friday, July 3Argentina vs. Cape Verde (Miami) Friday, July 3Colombia vs. Ghana (Kansas City) Friday, July 3Australia vs. Egypt (Dallas). |

