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Being An HIV positive person is not the end of life. My broda nothing will happen to u. Modern days scientific method has drastically reduces it activites on human body. Nor just think about am. HIV DEY NOR GET LEVEL AGAIN. Na all dis educated illiterates dey yan nonsense abt am

If he is a fellow cultist, may his soul neva rest in peace, but rot in hell otherwise RIP

The soul of the dead ones can only RIP if they are not worldly. So as for godie i only pray God 4give u sin and accept ur soul, because u were worldly and nt doing tins that is acceptable to God. This is also a warning to other celebrating, u are nt a Godly celebrating but devilish one, so change ur ways. Thank u

Am in support with d presenter speech. D average death range is b/w 30yrs to 47yrs nowadays. Thou it can be increased based on individual lifestyle

If care is nt taking, burial will do noting. Dis present govt are they nt killing nigerians as well, they are all d samething, so leave buhari alone, because even dis current one is contributing to nigeria downfall

Jona haram u are no longer needed as president. U are nt a good leader. U are a selfish unfortunate president. All d self budget on presidential villa and that of lawyers , are they nt worse dan subsidy?. New fleet sets of cars and maintenance of aso rock budget nor reach to criple d economy. As for ur wayo court order. It is useless. Wen war comes i go see which court u go run go.

There was drama at the House of Representatives on Thursday as lawmakers kicked against the adoption of Second Class (Lower Division) degree as the minimum requirement for recruitment by most government establishments in the country. A majority decision by the House opposed the practice saying that it was discriminatory. A motion by the Chairman of the House Committee on Petroleum (Downstream), Mr. Clever Ikisikpo, which the House endorsed, stated that the practice denied job seekers with third class and pass degrees and other lower academic qualifications employment opportunities. The House, therefore, asked government establishments to lower the bar on qualifications to enable holders of Third Class and Pass degrees get similar employment opportunities as those with higher qualifications. Ikisikpo had claimed that higher academic qualifications did not necessarily guarantee excellence in the work place. He told the House that there had been instances where employees with first class and second class degrees depended on their subordinates to perform their duties because they were deficient. He cited the case of a lady who was denied employment by the Federal Character Commission in spite of coming tops in an aptitude test on the excuse that she held a third class degree. Mr. John Enoh, a former lecturer, backed Ikisikpo, arguing that those “with the best degrees are not always the best in the work place.”Enoh added, “Every government agency should employ people on the basis of their ability to do the job and not paper qualification.” Mr. Festus Adegoke complained that due to the discriminatory practices by employers, many employable hands were roaming the streets daily without jobs. However, there was opposition to the motion by the Minority Leader of the House, Mr. Mohammed Ndume, who warned that the lawmakers were setting a dangerous precedent by endorsing such a motion. Punch, p.15

PLS I NEED A WIFE THAT WILL NOT KILL ME. PLS NAIRA LANDER HELP OOOOOOOO. WE ARE BROTHERS AND SISTERS OOOOOOO

O boy u try