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This is better news compared to the earlier one of a Man that killed his wife with a skating board after migrating to u.k in 2022.
Although this is not one big deal...na Mortgage not to celebrate,rather they are in real debt

Peter Obi
Osibanjo
Fashola

FBN is actually at the edge of disintegrating

Nawa4nl:
STFU

Shut up

Nawa4nl:
Olukoya another Yahoo pastor.

shut up

Hamzik4:
https://www.pulsesports.ng/sports-gist/story/better-late-than-never-osimhens-girlfriend-shows-off-her-exotic-naira65-million-valentines-day-gift-2024022309492939050#:~:text=Stefanie%20Ladewig%3A%20Osimhen's%20girlfriend%20shows%20off%20Valentines%20Day%20gift&text=Stefanie%20Ladewig%20recently%20delighted%20her,worth%20a%20staggering%20%E2%82%A66%2C500%2C000.

My own be say make e dey careful of scandal. Because if the relationship fail now,scandal go full everywhere

Make una rest for the unnecessary anticipation

Jewessgratitud3:
I saw this on Facebook and thought to throw it here too. Lets know what smell is oozing in your apartment .

Below are hilarious comments from Facebookers. .

Here's mine.

For me, most times, its the perfume I sprayed in the morning before leaving the house you'll perceive once you open the door. But when I cook ( like the afang I made this afternoon, the smell saturated my room because it was coming from the kitchen directly into my room. Once I shower now with my vit C scented soap, the Vit C fragrance will fill my room and neutralize the afang smell.
LoL .

How person one describe house smell....something like undried rug

Fineman2:
1. AFCON
2. Euro
3. Copa America
4. AFC Asian cup

Undoubtedly Euro

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar

Congratulations to us

But those south Africans play us ball yesterday o

Make we nor pretend

Guy u get problem na only this reply u sabi...lol

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar


Congratulations to us

But those south Africans play us ball yesterday o

Make we nor pretend

Guy u get problem na only this reply you sabi...lol

luckingto50:
Abet this is not Almond but CHERRY

Ok...Almond cherry

andyblinks05:
You sure?

More than that oo

sylve11:
That na almond for your eyes?

Shey eye dey pain u ni

SAMAJ:
Haa!!! Na lie go kill you.

Bro...na almond

Dshocker:
How is this almond?

Na almond be that na

Almond

More pics…

Happiness doesn’t result from what we get, but from what we give.

I am happy that the presentation of the building by ASHINZE CHARLES OBIODOGWU FOUNDATION was done and dusted today...

I am so grateful to those who spare important time in their lives to honor my invitation, I say thank you for counting me among those that are important in your life.

I pray � that celebration will never depart from you all.....Amen �!!!

Vegetable soup

I enjoyed this story sha

Supreme court just dey impose everything for Imo state

Well explained

Bakery i repeat bakery…she meant not be able to hear the loss in poultry

halima83:
Bakery or poultry (layer/broiler)?

Please move to fb for broad advice

Uniben...EEE

FutureIsFemale:
CR7 was accused of rape remember?

The rapeee gender

Ahmed0336:
Him been no inspect the room before paying?

Nobody forced him to pay for the room sha.

People will do anything just to trend.....

How can we verify if that's truly a hotel and whether it is in Lagos?

Exactly...the man no get point
You can examine the room before you pay

2011

KingDash:
you talk too much, just drop the year

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Rice and stew

50k

COVID-19: Gov. Okowa, wife vaccinate

Delta Government on Friday commenced the vaccination of its citizens against COVID-19, with Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, his wife, Edith and members of the state’s Executive Council taking their turns.

The Speaker of the state’s House of Assembly, Chief Sheriff Oborevwori, President of the Customary Court of Appeal, Justice Patience Elumeze and health workers were also vaccinated in the exercise which was held at the Executive Council Chamber, Government House, Asaba.

Speaking after he was vaccinated, Okowa said that the vaccine was approved by World Health Organisation (WHO) and National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and encouraged the people to take it.

He assured the people of the safety of the vaccine, adding that more doses would be delivered to the state in April and more in later months.

Okowa stated that the more people were vaccinated, the more the immune system of the people would be boosted.

He said that the effect of COVID-19 had been very disastrous to the health and economy of the nation, but expressed happiness on the arrival of the vaccines.

"I am glad that we have finally commenced the vaccination of our people with vaccines approved by WHO and NAFDAC and I want to encourage our people to take it because the vaccines are safe.

"Personally as Governor of Delta, I have received my own shot as well as my dear wife, the honourable Speaker of the State House of Assembly and members of the State Executive Council.

"Yesterday night I was in a virtual meeting with the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 and the Director General of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency and we discussed at length issues surrounding the vaccines and I can assure you that measures have been put in place to address these concerns.

"We want to reassure our people that the vaccine is safe and that they should ignore the various social media reports.

"There is no doubt that in every drug and vaccine it is possible to have side effects; it is something that is common, but particularly about this Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine has been approved by WHO and NAFDAC.

"It has been applied in so many countries with over a 100 million doses of the AstraZeneca administered worldwide.

"This particular vaccine was found to be much better for us as a nation because of the storage possibilities in Nigeria and I am aware we have such cold-chain facilities across the nation. It’s important that we encourage our people to take it because it’s safe," Okowa stated.

Earlier at the official roll out of the COVID-19 vaccination at the Asaba Specialist Hospital, the Commissioner for Health, Dr Mordi Ononye, thanked health workers who had worked tirelessly to ensure that Deltans were treated appropriately.

He said since the state's index case was recorded on April 7, 2020, Delta had had 2,867 cases of COVID-19 with over 69 deaths and several recoveries.

"Two days ago, we received from the Federal Government 85,700 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine as a first supply for the first dose to be given to persons to be categorised as front line workers, strategic leaders and others.

"The vaccine improves the level of immunity of the individual and even when a person is infected, the severity is much more less," Ononye added.

Chairman, Delta State Primary Health Care Development Agency, Dr Isioma Okobah, said the roll out of the COVID-19 vaccine was a great scientific achievement for the state and Nigeria having witnessed the devastating effect of the pandemic on the citizens.

She called for equitable distribution of the vaccines to all local government areas.

"COVID-19 is a devastating pandemic which has taken a toll on human lives and the global economy and we are glad that the vaccine remains a powerful tool to bring the pandemic under control," Okobah said.

The WHO Coordinator in the state, Dr Onyinye Emefiene, commended Delta Government for prioritising response to COVID-19 a