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iamoyindamola:
Bros e no follow just rest
Biko rest!!!

Sodeeq.... please I am not interested in this shít. Please I don't get time for political nonsensical Discourse this Morning.

Joezinho:
I don't even give a care in the world about his piece of shit investigation about Tinubu.

The mofo is desperately trying to malign the yoruba race by dragging the late MKO into his own self absorbed hate filled life.

Honestly, I am losing interest on his Thread. I can accept all Insults but don't drag in our Heroes. Same People accused Awolowo of committing Suicide.

Today it's Tinubu and MKO they are accusing of pushing Drugs, yet some Yorubas dey form woke?!

Ademola Adeleke won in Osun and many of you here are rejoicing.... yet we are praying and hoping for a better, progressive, prosperous Nigeria.

Can we pray and hope someone like Ademola Adeleke becomes next Nigeria President?

Many of us are showing pure hatred against Candidacy of a particular Candidate regardless of his Conpetence and past administrative records.

We're ready to go low, simply to de-market him, to the extent of tarnishing image of MKO Abiola. Haaaba.... for what exactly?

All of the leading presidential Aspirants are simply a Gamble. We wouldn't know what they are capable of, until they get there. Some of thought Buhari is the Messiah, but today we are wailing.

Most of the Obidients were part of Buhari is a Messiah Crew, today same Buhari is a Devil and big Mistake.

This is not time to throwing tantrums and engaging ourselves like Newspapers Stands Patrons.

I may limit my contributions on this Thread henceforth. Seem we are derailing and no longer interested discussing issues fairly and maturely.

Salaam
Shalom

Still remain batified 100%

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Why is nobody suing this guy?

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1st - he's not in Nigeria
2nd - many would cry witch-hunting and so on.

Oooops..... Yesterday was Obi's Birthday? Wish him goof health, long life and prosperity.

I am a big fan of CR7, but don't want him back in the Team again. He wants to leave, I hope he eventually gets a Club. If he couldn't get a Club in Europe and in UCL, then he should be sold to Saudi Arabia League for big bucks.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You leave PDP dey look Obidient.

Na so una go underate Atiku till e shock una for SW.

At least, una don see say people plenty for SW wey no go follow Tinubu[/color]

You missed it..... Obidients are claiming they supported Adeleke coz it's personality over party. Didn't Adeleke win with highest number of votes again?

Donny van de Beek on his time in England so far: "I don't think everything was bad. I think I also showed a few good moments. I will never change as a player — I will not do that. Every player has his own qualities."

“I don't dwell on my losses. I review my mistakes, take lessons and strategize to maximise the opportunities to Win the Next Battle.”

- Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

I no fit lie.... Obidients dey pull numbers.

Erik ten Hag: "On the ball we play well, but when we're two or three nil up, the belief is increasing, then on the ball we can delay and postpone and fight opponents, so they come out and speed up."

Erik ten Hag on what Manchester United can improve: "The timing of when you start the press. I still see switches which we can't afford. We can prepare a better press."

Erik ten Hag: "We press. We press all day - if we can, we do it high up the pitch. If we can't, we have to do it in a lower block. We have to press, but we also have to do it together, as a team."

Erik ten Hag: "They [Manchester United forwards] do a lot of work, a lot of running — they put a lot of energy in defence and they get rewarded by scoring goals because we're winning balls high up the pitch. No opponent likes to be pressed on the defending line."

PRESS STATEMENT
FG TO ASUU: PRESIDENT DOES NOT SIGN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT

The Federal Government has stated that there is no Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) between it and the Academic Staff Union of Universities.

(ASUU) which currently awaits signing by the President. The Honourable Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, said even when such a Collective Bargaining Agreement is produced between unions and the Federal Government, it is not the President that signs but the Government side - MDAs led by the direct employer - with the concilliating ministry witnessing. This clarification has become necessary in view of the deluge of deliberate misinformation being dished out to Nigerians by the President of ASUU, Prof. Osodeke, as well as his branch leaders, calling on President Buhari to sign an agreement which they claimed to have reached with the Federal Government. Senator Ngige therefore wishes to inform Nigerians that there is no such Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) that has been reached between the Federal Government, ASUU and other university unions on the renegotiation of their salaries and allowances (wages).

What is in existence is a proposal. Even when such CBA is made, it is not the President that signs it. From available records, no Nigerian President or sovereign signs such. The true position is that Nigerians are aware that ASUU has been on strike since February 14, 2022 and locked in negotiations on their demand, especially of their conditions of service – wages , salaries, allowances and other public service matters, that should be guided by relevant Federal Government Ministries and agencies – Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Labour and Employment, Budget Office of the Federation, National Salaries Income and Wages Commission, Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation, through the newly set-up Prof. Nimi Briggs Committee.

It is pertinent to note that that Prof Nimi Brigg Committee, just like the Prof. Munzali Committee it replaced, is an internal committee of the Ministry of Education to receive ASUU demands and renegotiate areas of 2009 Agreement while also receiving briefs from the MDAs mentioned above that act as advisers, before making any counter offer to ASUU and other unions.

Unfortunately, ASUU insisted that these relevant advisory MDAs recuse themselves from the sitting of the Briggs Committee, accusing them of non-cooperation. All alone with the Prof Briggs Committee, ASUU started fixing their salaries and allowances to the exclusion of the statutory government ministries and agencies that manage the entire annual finances of government, budget and fiscal policies, and the Office of the Head of Civil Service that is in charge of ensuring that public service rules and regulations are not undermined in any condition of service offered to public officers in the universities.

Consequent upon this exclusion engineered by ASUU, and the arising complaints to the Chief of Staff to the President and the Honourable Minister of Labour and Employment by the concerned MDAs, the Chief of Staff and the Honourable Minister of Labour set up an inter-Ministerial/Agency sub-committee, comprising the affected MDA’s under the Minister of State, Budget and National Planning to quickly look into Prof. Briggs Committee report which to all intents and purposes was still a proposal in June 2022 at the government side meeting. This assignment was to be completed with the Presidential Committee on Salaries and Wages and given two weeks to come up with their recommendations. Having rounded off its work, the committee returned as verdict: that with the Prof. Briggs Proposal of 109 -185% increase in the university wage structure, the Federal Government will incur an additional N560b as salaries alone, on top of the present N412b, less all other allowances such as Earned Academic Allowances and fringe benefits, Teaching Allowance, field trip, responsibility and post-graduate supervision allowances, hazard allowances, which were to gulp another N170b. In all, the sum of N1.12 Trillion will be needed to pay the salaries and allowances of university lecturers and other staff in the university system. At present, the wage bill of the university staff and their colleagues in Teaching Health Systems gulp nearly 50% of the total federal government staff personnel cost/wages.

Recall too that the staff of Polytechnics and Colleges of Education have also placed their wage review in the front burner since two months ago. This is just like the medical doctors and the JOHESU who have placed before the federal government, the need for wage review which the government agrees that even with the 10% review of salary, following the Minimum Wage and the Consequential review of 2019, her employees will need some salary enhancement for all sectors and not just for education or health employees alone. Currently, the Presidential Committee on Salaries and Wages has finished the review of the Prof.

popizaino:
Osun state has more muslims than Christians,i don't care what is written there.

You don't need to argue with them bro. Let them believe whatever they see or read online. It's so unfortunate it has been so long we did Census in Nigeria.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]This man na another Portable [/color]

"Some TOP Members worked for me but......"

Demola Adeleke pic.twitter.com/mELJJenL2a

— Ayekooto (@DeeOneAyekooto) July 18, 2022

Cc izzou, BlueRayDick, Raumdeuter, Android17, larride

Best of luck

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BlueRayDick:
@iamoyindamola

I just saw a video of Sam Larry cursing out at Portable cos he mentioned his name while he was ranting about 1 million boys. That one sef Don dey fear as he hear say IGP say make dem probe Portable's claim about being founder of 1 million boys

No time... man quickly wash his Linen with Hypo. Make Portable go spend a Term in Prison. Em mouth na em go end his candle career quickly.

iamoyindamola:
Na oasis007 comrade be this
Chai APC sha

Muhammad Sodeeq..... lemme o. Kinda busy today. I've got lots on my Desk.

Erik ten Hag: "We’re facing three Premier League clubs on this tour so I think it’s good for the team to deal [with]. Of course, most players know the level they can expect, but still pre-season is a good moment to face them.”

Erik ten Hag: “Certain ideas, he [Martínez] knows them. That is an advantage, clear. But also he has to adapt, to a new country, a new club, new team-mates. So also a lot of things will be different.”

Erik ten Hag: "I think the Premier League is high intensity, lots of challenges. We need such players. I know from South Americans... I call it grinta. Controlled, aggressive. You need that in your game and with him [Martínez] we have such a player.”

Erik ten Hag: "He [Martinez] is a warrior and I think the fans will admire him. He has an attitude, fighting spirit. He brings aggressiveness in the game, in a good way. I think we need that. But also, he’s also skilful and he can deal with the ball and he’s left-footed.”

Erik ten Hag: “I think he is a magnificent football player and I think the fans will enjoy watching him, because he’s creative, he has ideas. I think especially our strikers will also be happy because he’s the one who can involve them in the game.”

Erik ten Hag: "He [Eriksen] is an experienced player. He plays in countries abroad, in Italy, in Holland, a long time in England, so he knows the Premier League. It’s an absolute advantage that we have him in.”