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mandalorian:
Hello house, my boy is barely one month old and he developed this skin issue. One of my colleagues said it is Ela(Yoruba) but from my experience, ela use to manifest as very red tiny rashes around the neck and joints.

Now this one is not on his neck (though it is in both his elbow joints, scarcely on his Tommy and this morning I say it at the back of his knee), his skin molts around the rashes. I just can't completely describe it that's why I included the pics.

I need help elders in the house. I took him back to the hospital where he was born but they said it will go but I don't like the look.

Mods pls help me push to fp.

Realtord43:
As share by Hadiza lmas El_rufual

She caption it "My (then) boyfriend and I"

Are they not lovely

El_rufai Afro hair look good on him

https://twitter.com/hadizel/status/1276908423200808963?s=19[/quote]Very confusing in height and weight of that time..... What happened

Waterypussy2:
I'm confused here, El was taller than the woman in that pics, how come the woman is taller now? El keeps getting shorter and shorter till he disappears in the ground

dre11:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/ajimobis-wife-oyo-deputy-gov-in-open-exchange-of-words/

preciousman:
bro please you can send the site to mail at preciousopoggen@gmail.com

NwekeUG:
https://tellmesomethingmediahouse./2020/06/17/funny-resignation-letter-from-an-apc-ward-chairman-in-edo-state-photo/

zeenaman:
What was your monthly income when you, as a man took the bold decision of marrying her?

Does marriage really pave ways for more blessings?

I'm thinking of taking the giant step at 30, but really scared of the future.

Please share your experience so that intending husbands like me can get motivation.

valentineuwakwe:
https://m.punchng.com/nigerias-security-architecture-has-failed-needs-restructuring-lawan

NaijaRoyalty:
Buhari should crush this nuisance terrorists group to pieces

Amotekun or whatever it's called must not see The light of the day because it's a terrorist group .

I'm glad the federal government already declared their activities illegal.

agwom:
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/parents-students-lament-high-acceptance-fee-in-public-varsities.html

richesbhc:
Afenifere of a group should shut the hell up, they complained of insecurity in the southwest the SW Governors went to seek help from Buhari, the help wasn't forthcoming the Afenifere called them cowards.

The Governors decided to act by creating a regional police, they are still lamenting, what does Afenifere want again?

naptu2:
Cash will no longer be accepted as a means of paying tolls at the Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge from today. Motorists will now have to use the e-tag, the swiftpass cards or vouchers as a means of payment at the toll plaza on the bridge.

Read the next post to find out how to pay at the bridge.

adecz:


A beautiful FTC at the end of
This year!!!


Meanwhile, this school feeding
program is another nonsense one
by the mumutious APC govt.

Billions are wasted 'feeding' pupils that
have no classrooms to study in.

Davash222:
From my room to kitchen is free.

Mishael42019:
It’s well.


One day it will all pass away. One thing I’m so glad about is no man can live forever just 100yrs from now we’ll will be gone.


I was reading about Alexander the Great this morning a young man that conquered the world at a young age but No historians ever mentioned the great solders, advisers, architects, Engineers that fought, won his wars and conquered Babylon.


Thank you Jesus Christ forever you’re God and I’m grateful because my name is written in the book of life not a servant to any political leader in this world

obiekunie2:
una see am ba??

na people wey dey kill our soldiers any how ooo!

na them nigerian army kept in good environment, feed and took good care of them - instead of putting hot bullets to their heads!

Now they are set free while the families of our slain soldiers are there suffering the pains of the lost of their loved ones!


now if i talk they will come and arrest me for hate speech!


God dey!

MrBrownJay1:
bwaaaaaaaah....i love the sheet in the background that looks like books/library.....so they have no books/library in that place?!?

Pmtvng:
According to viral short clip uploaded online recently, Heavily drunked Nigerian police officer was spotted on the floor, Praizenews report.

He was filmed in an unconscious condition on the floor as he answers questions from a man who filmed him and asking about his gun. He jokingly said he doesn't have a gun because he is not qualified. This has got some Nigerians talking.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B4iHL6_ldUf/?igshid=1sqydbyhf5ix6

I think this act should be properly investigated and immediate action should take place. What your take on this ?

News Source ; http://www.praizenews.com/nigerian-police-officer-captured-drunked-sleeps-on-the-floor/

FactBoyz:
Former Special Adviser to former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan and human rights activist Reno Omokri has called out the Vice President of the country; Yemi Osinbajo.

It is definitely not unconnected to the recent news that filled the Nigerian Cyber space where the Chief of Staff to the president Abba Kyari, had to travel to London where the president is to sign a document.

See Reno's Tweet below;



https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1192125284566339584

News From Factboyz

https:///2019/11/reno-omokri-shades-osinbajo-calls-him-audio-vp.html

Islie:
https://punchng.com/lagos-records-lowest-birth-rate-katsina-is-highest/

fergie001:
Nigerian senators on Wednesday passed a tax bill that they have not seen and are not fully aware of its content.

The approval given on Wednesday by the Senate is the second in a series of legislative and executive steps to make the bill become law. The bill was read for the first time at the Senate on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, at least two senators complained, wondering how they would debate and pass a bill whose content they do not know. Senate President Ahmad Lawan overruled both senators.

The Senate then passed the second reading of the bill that seeks to increase the value-added tax (VAT) from five per cent to 7.5 per cent.

No copies of the bill were shared to senators to allow for any meaningful contribution before it was debated and passed.

President Muhammadu Buhari had, in October, presented the bill to a joint session of the National Assembly for consideration and passage into law. He made the presentation of the Finance Bill alongside the 2020 Appropriation Bill.

Raising Concerns

Before deliberations began on the bill, Binos Yaroe (Adamawa South, PDP), drew the attention of the Senate to its rules which requires that all senators must have a copy of the bill before it is deliberated upon.

He said according to the rules, every senator should have copies of the bill.

“Our rules say that printed copies of the bill shall as soon as possible be sent to every senator. We are at the stage of the second reading of this bill. I don’t know for others but I have not received the bill, I don’t know how we can debate a bill that we have not received,” the Adamawa lawmaker said asking how lawmakers could debate a bill whose content they do not know.

The Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, noted his point but said the debate would still go on.

Senator President, Ahmad Ibrahim Lawan
“We are at this point going to debate the general principles of the bill and in line with our tradition, convention here, even the Appropriations Bill that we debate, we don’t have the bill normally,” he said.

Not satisfied, Betty Apiafi (Rivers West, PDP), also raised the same concern but Mr Lawan simply said “When the Senate committee on finance reports this, the bills will be made available and we can compare with what we are amending.”

He then ruled Ms Apiafi out of order.

The Lead Debate

The Senate Leader, Abdullahi Yahaya, who led the debate, said the bill has five strategic objectives.

He said they are to promote fiscal equity by mitigating instances of regressive taxation; to reform domestic tax laws to align with global best practices and to introduce tax incentives for investment in infrastructure.

Others are to support ongoing ease of doing business reforms and to raise revenues for government including the proposal to increase the value-added tax (VAT) from five per cent to 7.5 per cent.

He said the 2020 appropriation bill is based on the provisions of this bill and additional revenues will be used to fund health, education and infrastructure programmes.

The lawmaker said the states and local governments are allocated 85 per cent of VAT revenues.

He said the bill seeks to amend the following tax provisions and make them more responsive to the policies of the federal government.

(A) The company tax CAP C21 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004.
(B) To reform VAT CAP 4 2007 – this is in line with global best practices. It seeks to improve the efficiency of the Nigerian VAT system.
(C ) Customs and excise tariff act CAP C49 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 – this bill seeks to subject certain goods to excise duties in similar manner of their local manufactured counterparts.
(D) Reforming personal income tax E8 laws of the Federation of Nigeria – the bill seeks to provide clarity in individual taxes of Nigeria
(E) Capital gains tax act CAP C1 laws of the federation of Nigeria 2007 – this bill seeks and cover taxation of business combinations and seeks to prevent abuse of provisions of the act on group restructuring.
(F) Stock duty act 58 laws of the federation of Nigeria – this bill seeks to increase the duty on electronic stocks and electronic consumption.
(G) Petroleum profit tax – this bill seeks to increase revenue by removing the tax exemption granted for dividends or income derived from companies charges under the act.

Mr Yahaya stated that VAT is a good avenue for generating high revenue for the government. He added that the bill will transform Nigeria’s economic fortunes.

The other lawmakers who made comments hailed the provisions of the bill and urged other colleagues to support its passage. Some of the lawmakers who spoke are Ibrahim Gobir (Sokoto East, APC), Istifanus Gyang (Plateau North, PDP), Buhari Abdulfatai (Oyo North, APC), George Sekibo (Rivers East, PDP) and Sahabi Yau (Zamfara North, PDP).
None of the lawmakers, across party lines, who supported the bill claimed they had seen a copy of it or were sure of its content. Yet, they supported it.

The bill was thereafter read for the second time and referred to the Senate Committee on Judiciary for further legislative work. The committee was asked to report back after two weeks.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/361319-nigerian-senators-pass-tax-bill-that-theyve-not-seen-read.html

Chelsea82:
See More , Watch The Full FightHERE

odogwu190:
Being single is not easy ooo� Sometimes I throw a pillow at my self, and be like baby stop, am tired .� �