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Good for him |
If a Governor can use the Nigerian police to do this a political opponent or antagonist, imagine what they will do when we have State control security agents. I fear what the likes of Amotekun will turn to in the near future! |
A coward never goes out alone to lynch. He needs the mob consisting of cowards. |
A firm Taskforce and all this sabotage will end. |
Females: "women are not objects"!!! Same female up there |
UAE suspends flights from Nigeria, three other countries over COVID variants The United Arab Emirates agencies, National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Emergency Management Authority (NCEMA) and the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) have suspended entry passengers from four African countries. The four suspended countries are Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia. According to the agencies in their statements posted online, the suspension which would take effect from Saturday, December 25, was due to the emergence of Omicron and a spike in COVID-19 cases. Other precautionary measures taken include suspension of travellers who were in the four countries 14 days before coming to the UAE. However, flight operations will continue to transport passengers from the UAE to the same countries. “The UAE nationals, their first degree relatives, diplomatic missions, official delegations between UAE and these countries and Golden residence holders are excluded from this decision. “The excluded categories should present a negative COVID-19 test obtained within 48 hours of departure and a Rapid-PCR test at the airport within six hours of departure whenever possible and another PCR test at the airport upon arrival to UAE. “A 10-day quarantine and a PCR test on the ninth day of entering the country is required for UAE nationals, their first-degree relatives, diplomatic missions and golden residence holders,” NCEMA said in their statement. GCAA also affirmed that it is required for those coming from the four countries through other countries to stay in latter countries for at least 14 days before being allowed to enter the UAE. UAE citizens are barred from travelling to the four African countries except for the country’s emergency treatment cases, official delegations, and scholarships. In addition, the two authorities have introduced new travel requirements for those coming on direct flights from Uganda and Ghana. These include having a negative COVID-19 test obtained within 48 hours and a Rapid-PCR test at the airport within six hours of the departure. Those coming from Uganda and Ghana to the UAE on transit flights also have to have a negative COVID-19 test obtained within 48 hours and a Rapid-PCR test at the airport of their main point of departure within six hours of travelling in addition to another Rapid PCR test at the transit airport before being allowed to enter the UAE. GCAA called on all travellers affected by the decision to follow up and communicate with the airlines to amend and schedule their flights and to ensure their safe return to their final destinations without any delay or other obligations. |
Hmmm! One minute you’re a landlord, the next you’re homeless. |
Fani kayode brother ![]() |
The numbers are rising... scary |
Home News Sports Metro Plus Subscribe Search the site Search for: Search … punchng.com © 1971-2020 The Punch newspaper PunchNG Menu: Video Spice Special Features Education Sex & Relationship Interview Columns Opinion Privacy Settings BREAKING: Queen Naomi Silekunola announces divorce from Ooni of Ife, explains reasons Kayode Oyero 23 December 2021 Kindly share this story: Queen Silekunola Naomi Ogunwusi Queen Silekunola Naomi Her Majesty Queen Silekunola Naomi has announced her divorce from the Ooni of Ife Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi Ojaja II. In a statement posted on her verified Instagram handle on Thursday, she said announced an end to the three-year marriage. She wrote, “Today I announce the beginning of a new dawn and the close of a chapter. Today, I am a mother to God’s unique gift. I am no longer a slave to my thoughts of perfection. I, at this moment, announce that I shall no longer be referred to as wife to the Ooni of Ife or as Queen of Ile-Ife but as the Queen of the people and mother of my adorable Prince.” Details later… https://punchng.com/breaking-queen-naomi-silekunola-announces-divorce-from-ooni-of-ife-explains-reasons/#Echobox=1640253237 |
Baba will use nepotism to finish this country las las |
How manage all these ATM, which name are on them, is it stolen or gotten from the banks, EFCC should investigate the matter further, many bank managers are involved. Corruption is now synonymous to Nigerians. |
It was the Same Buhari that said that he belongs to nobody but now we've seen where he belongs. The political class in Nigeria always gang up against the helpless poor masses. |
I dey suspect that her handsome adc ![]() |
No direction government |
The national assembly have the powers to override the dullard, but their hands and legs are tied by subservient loyalty and stomach infrastructure politics. Femi Adesina will urge you to applaud his refusal to assent to it. Just watch... |
Ok. So what about this bros's...
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Turbaning greater than human life... APC government, I hail thee |
Na her life. Mind your own business. |
Girls be happy with the face God gave. These are sad results of unforgivable cruelty under the KNIFE! |
North Koreans have been banned from laughing or drinking for 11 days to mark the tenth anniversary of former leader Kim Jong Il’s death, Daily Mail reports. Government authorities have ordered the public to not show any signs of happiness while North Korea commemorates his death. Kim Jong Il ruled North Korea from 1994 until his death in 2011, and was then succeeded by his third and youngest son, current leader Kim Jong Un. Now, ten years after his death, North Koreans are being forced to observe the 11-day period of mourning where they are not allowed to laugh or drink alcohol. “During the mourning period, we must not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities,” a North Korean from the northeastern border city of Sinuiju told Radio Free Asia (RFA). The source added that North Koreans are not allowed to go grocery shopping on December 17 – the anniversary of Kim Jong Il’s death. They added: “In the past many people who were caught drinking or being intoxicated during the mourning period were arrested and treated as ideological criminals. They were taken away and never seen again. “Even if your family member dies during the mourning period, you are not allowed to cry out loud and the body must be taken out after it’s over. People cannot even celebrate their own birthdays if they fall within the mourning period.” Kim Jong Il died of a heart attack on December 17 2011 at the age of 69 after ruling the country for 17 years in a brutal and repressive dictatorship. While the mourning period held every year for Kim Jong Il is usually 10 days, this year it will be 11 days to mark the tenth anniversary of his death. Another source, a resident of the southwestern province of South Hwanghae, said police officers were told to watch for people who fail to look appropriately upset during the mourning period. They told RFA: “From the first day of December, they will have a special duty to crack down on those who harm the mood of collective mourning. “It’s a month-long special duty for the police. I heard that law enforcement officials cannot sleep at all.” The source also added that citizens groups and state-owned companies have been ordered to take care of those in poverty during the period of mourning, as the country grapples with a food crisis. They said: “Social order and safety must be ensured, so companies are responsible for collecting food to give to residents and employees who cannot come to work due to food shortages. “Residents must also work together to help out the kotjebi [North Korea’s street beggars]. ‘” Kim Jong Il ruled North Korea from 1994 until his death in 2011, and was then succeeded by his third and youngest son, current leader Kim Jong Un (pictured in 2019) +3 Kim Jong Il ruled North Korea from 1994 until his death in 2011, and was then succeeded by his third and youngest son, current leader Kim Jong Un (pictured in 2019) The anonymous resident added that mourning for Kim Jong Il, and his father Kim Il Sung, is affecting North Korean’s daily lives. They said: “I just hope that the mourning period for Kim Jong Il will be shortened to one week, just like the mourning period for Kim Il Sung. “Residents are complaining that the living are forced to mourn these two dead people to death.” Three generations of the Kim family have ruled North Korea since Kim Il Sung established the country in 1948. When Kim Il Sung died in 1994, his eldest son, Kim Jong Il, inherited power. Kim Jong Un is the third and youngest son of Kim Jong Il and assumed power upon his father’s death in 2011. To commemorate the tenth anniversary of Kim Jong Il’s death, various provinces across North Korea are holding exhibitions of his photography and holding concerts in his memory. “The old soldiers’ lecture and propaganda team, made up of discharged military officers in their 50s and 60s, are visiting every factory, company and neighborhood watch unit to educate the people about Kim Jong Il’s hard work and dedication,” a third source told RFA. A resident from Puryong county said that the lectures and performances had already started where she lives. She said: “They came and sang songs praising Kim Jong Il and held a short lecture about his greatness and achievements. “It would probably be a better idea to supply the residents with coal or firewood to get them through the winter rather than lectures and propaganda, which is really about as useful as a talking parrot.” Impoverished North Korea is under multiple sets of international sanctions over its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes, and has long suffered chronic food shortages. The country is facing its worst economic crisis for years, hit by both sanctions and its self-imposed coronavirus blockade. In recent months, pictures of the leader have shown his acute weight loss, ‘playing into Kim’s image of being more accountable to the people’ according to Jenny Town, senior fellow at the Stimson Center. The official Korean Central Television aired a rare interview of an unnamed citizen saying the people were ‘heartbroken’ over the change in his physique and that “everyone just started at the sight of kim" https://tribuneonlineng.com/north-korea-bans-residents-from-laughing-drinking-shopping-for-11-days-to-mark-ex-leaders-death/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter |
APC is a joke |
Speedy recovery your excellency. |
BIG GOD TINZ |
A popular and controversial Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has revealed the kidnap of his senior brother by bandits, saying they demanded ransom to regain his freedom.https://dailypost.ng/2021/12/12/sheikh-gumis-brother-kidnapped-by-bandits/
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Was it not the same nonentity who collected 4 billion from dasuki for "special prayers" for north some years back? Why didn't he buy weapons the army to fight the insurgency then? Bloody hypocrite! |
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OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF THE CIVIL SERVICE OF THE FEDERATIONhttps://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=4924576884222247&id=1126428877370419
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Nigeria police van bashed a newly bought Mercedes Benz by abruptly double-crossing them on the highway thinking they’re yahoo boys. Now they’re begging the owner
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Everything that has a beginning has an end. |
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This is actually so bad, how absurd of him going on and commenting like that under a fan post Shamelessly. And they ask why we don't like Ronaldo and his fans Now we all know why his fanbase are like that. They leant from their idol |
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