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On September 28th, 2023, my life took an unexpected turn when I fell victim to a senseless act of violence. Shot by gunmen in the D-line axis of Port Harcourt, I navigated the chaos to reach a Government hospital, where I awaited transfer for life-saving surgery. Little did I know that this journey would lead me through six hospitals before finding the one that would save my life. Weeks passed within the confines of hospital walls, and the weight of my accumulating medical bills threatened to crush me. In the midst of this darkness, I drew strength from the outpouring of love and support from friends and loved ones who reached out to ease my burden. Then came a call on October 25th that would redefine my understanding of benevolence.His Excellency Sir Siminalayi Fubara, a figure I had never met, had learned of my plight and, without seeking recognition or political gain, offered to quietly settle my towering hospital bills. In a world where selfless acts often bear a hidden agenda, the Governor's genuine compassion stood as a testament to the purity of his humanitarian spirit. I stand today, humbled and grateful, as a living testament to the kindness and humanity that Governor Siminalayi Fubara embodies. He chose not to exploit this opportunity for personal gain but rather, in the silence of his actions, displayed a rare and profound compassion that surpasses the boundaries of politics. How can one adequately express gratitude for such a selfless act? This is my heartfelt acknowledgment of the profound impact Governor Siminalayi Fubara has had on my life. His generosity not only saved me physically but also restored my faith in the innate goodness that exists within our leaders. To His Excellency, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, I extend my deepest thanks. Your kindness has touched my soul, and I wish you a radiant and fulfilling career ahead. May your example inspire others to embrace compassion and humanity in their leadership, for in your actions, you have proven that even in the darkest times, the light of goodness can prevail. Thank you Your Excellency, may God bless and keep you
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He actually picked up two Chieftaincy titles..
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His father and mum
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New red cap Chief for Stanley Nwabali The new Ugo, Egbema 1 of Onelga. The pride of Egbema..
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Bro Felix Obuah, former PDP Chairman in Rivers state and an elder stateman in Rivers state presents Stanley Nwabali to Egbema people ..
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His parents
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His lovely wife
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Egbema Kingdom honors Super Eagles goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali with a chieftaincy title.
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Gov Siminalayi Fubara approves the immediate payment of 30k minimum wage for all local government staff in Rivers State His Excellency Governor Siminalayi Fubara, during a meeting with NULGE leadership and principal officers of the Local Government Councils held on Monday, 12th February 2024, at the banquet hall of Government House, Port Harcourt,has approved the following: 1. Immediate promotion of Local Government workers in Rivers State with full financial benefits. 2. Immediate implementation of a N30,000.00 (Thirty Thousand Naira) minimum wage for Local Government workers. 3. Immediate implementation of the N35,000.00 (Thirty-Five Thousand Naira) wage award approved by the Federal Government to cushion the effect of the removal of fuel subsidy. 4. Inclusion of NULGE as a member of the Local Government Pensions Board, as provided by law. 5. Implementation of a consolidated salary structure for Local Government workers retiring at grade level 17. |
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Nigerians in South Africa have been warned to be mindful of where they watch the semi final African Cup of Nations (AFCON) clash between Super Eagles and Bafana Bafana and to equally refrain from wild celebrations should the match be won by the Nigerian national team. The warning was issued in a statement titled: “Advisory on Safe Conduct for Nigerians in South Africa Before, During and After 2024 AFCON Match Between Super Eagles and Bafana Bafana” issued by the Nigeria’s High Commission in South Africa. |
14 passengers have been kidnapped from two motor companies enroute Abuja. The two motor companies include God Is Good Motors where 12 passengers were abducted and another two passengers from ABC Motor. The incident, according to eyewitness occurred at Inele Eteke Ogugu New Road in Olamaboro, Kogi State.
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FRESH CRISIS HITS 1472 FC The Nigeria National League (NNL) side 1472 FC of Lagos is facing fresh scandals as the club CEO Dozy Mmobuosi has been unable to pay players, coaches, and staff for 4 months now. The club management recently sent away 6 players whom they owed a series of match bonuses and salaries despite having a standing contract with the players also sent off 4 coaches from the team whom the club is still owing these negative actions against coaches and players show the club is not ready for football business and the financial conditions of Dozy Mmobuosi is not palatable. It's high time the NNL/NFF look into the condition of players, coaches, and staff who are facing difficult times now. While responding, one of the management staff who preferred to speak anonymously, described the issue as too bad. "The situation is not funny here in 1472 FC and we have been showing understanding with the management for the past months, but sending away coaches and players who are owed for four months by the club management is not the right decision even last time we were locked out of the hotel by the hotel management due to the inability of the club management to settle bills owed. "So, this situation is not right within the club. People are tired of keeping quiet with so many unfulfilled promises by the club management and it's glaring we will seek justice against the club if they decide to play smart because it will expose the real situation around the owner of the club." 1472 FC of Lagos is owned by Dozy Mmobuosi who was once a business partner of the Nigeria Football Federation months ago was accused of fraud in the United States of America (USA) it's also very important for the NFF to checkmate the true identity of individuals who wants to venture football business in Nigeria because such negative news is painting the image of our football wrongly to the world. Source: www Totorinews.com |
Multi will sell for the right offer |
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Multichoice rejects Canal+ takeover offer that valued it at $2.5 billion. “After careful consideration, the Board has concluded that the proposed offer price of R105 in cash significantly undervalues the Group and its future prospects. “While the Board is open to all means of maximising shareholder value, it has conveyed to Canal+ that – at this proposed price – the letter does not provide a basis for further engagement” |
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