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nairavsdollars:
very gentle woman.

The President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan and six other prominent Nigerians are to be conferred with the chieftaincy title of Iyin Ekiti.

The Oluyin of Iyin Ekiti, Oba Adeola Adeniyi Ajakaiye said the conferment of the chieftaincy title was part of activities marking his first year coronation anniversary.

Others to be honoured by the monarch are, an indigene of the town and former Director-General, National Youth Service Corps, Major Gen. Johnson Bamidele Olawumi and wife, an Israeli, Him Hille and wife, Engineer Ayodeji Adeosun and Bar. Veronica Safia Ndanusa.

Addressing journalists in his palace ahead of the weeklong anniversary which commences on Monday 13, 2021, Oba Ajakaiye said titles was in recognition of their contribution to the community and the country at large.

The traditional ruler who spoke alongside the Secretary of the Oluyin in Council, Opeyemi Arije noted that the town has witnessed tremendous peace and development in the last year of his reign.

Arije who doubles as the Secretary to the local organising committee of the anniversary said, ” We are witnessing new dimensions to Obaship in our town”.

“Kabiyesi has given a facelift to the palace by providing an office for Oluyin in Council and mini-conference hall.

“He also facilitated and commissioned five motorized boreholes donated by indigenes, support for the creation of LCDA and equipping its Secretariat as well as ensuring that the only bank in the town 6 months was reopened after it was attacked by armed robbers”

Sterope:
It is disappointing that this is coming from a female.I pray you find yourself in leadership position, if you are one inch a good worker. Please share your experience.

Till then, continue to be the patriarchy gatekeeper.

dominique:
Totally wrong! Sisi basically means spinsterhood. Are you trying to say all women slept around in their youths?

larryjonze:
i am curious what do ladies define as maturity ... she is considerably young, she has final yr + nysc ahead which seems to be a priority, thats her truth got nothing to do with immaturity. however whats d probability she won't disappoint within that two years
That a lady has a job or she is independent does not mean she is mature, as far as marriage is concern an 18yrs old gurl can marry, the earlier the better.
What OP needs is a wife material one whu has contentment, there are couples that survive on salary less than 70k ... its all about cutting your coat according to your size. you no get money buh ur taste naa tonto dickeh

dominique:
She's keeping her options open for a more financially stable man. Better keep your options open as well else premium disappoinment loading.



Youthful unmarried lady. Doing sisi basically means enjoying life as a spinster

MummyD2020:
Its your type that puts undue pressure on the gullible. 29 is too old. Oya let the competition begin! Single guys, start scrambling for babes below 27 oh. N9 try cross pass 27. Maturity in marriage is more important than been naive

Darreytinho10:
Bro knack her belle asap

mastermaestro:
She wants enjoy the life of a single girl. Play games without relationship restrictions. In other words, freedom to run around and mingle.

Gaddafi1:
My brother, the best time to marry is between the age of 30 and 35. My grand father told me that a child should not be trained with pension money. Your first child will be 20 years when you are 60, not sure you plan to die young because of stress of school fees.

I waited for my wife for 7 years but when I turned 32, told her that I wont wait again. She agreed and I married her at 33 years.

Since she is good, passionately and prayerfully explain these challenges to her and hopefully she will listen. If not, go for a more matured girl and trust God for the best.

MeghaneMorgane:
I don’t know why this thread is making me laugh

Romanoff:
If you're sure of the woman you're dating, you wouldn't come here to make this post.

There's already doubt in your mind, that's why you're here and you're on the right place.

They will feed your doubt with fertilizer and waters nd it will grow and yield plenty fruits.

MrBachelor:
Don't marry bro.
Save money and travel.

OkuFaba:
GBAM!
GBAMER!!
GBAMEST!!!

He who get ears, make e hear word.
A word is enough for the wise


I am 29, my girl is 20, we have finalized next year to get married, I've brought her home and we seeing her people this December.
She's happy we would finally live as hubby and wife.

Yo girl is using you to catch cruise until she falls for the one she truly loves, for the fact that she's not even observing her age, she's wasting your time

The General Hospital, Ifako-ljaiye, has introduced the use of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) portal to capture patients’ medical records in order to facilitate workflow and improve the quality of patient care and safety in conformity with global norms and practices.

Speaking on the new development, the Medical Director of the Hospital, Dr. Bamidele Mustapha, said the EMR system is a digital equivalent of paper records detailing patients’ health history such as diagnoses, investigations, allergies, prescriptions and treatment plans.

He added that the EMR portal is designed to reduce the waiting time of patients and also grant easy access to their medical records for treatment during clinics and follow ups.

His words: “Presently, the electronic medical records are operational in the General Outpatients Clinics, but with time other clinics in the hospital will follow suit. With the use of the EMR, we can effortlessly identify each patient’s medical problems and the allergies they may have”.

“So, with such detailed information, our healthcare providers can easily give our patients safe, efficient and personalised care that they deserve”, the Medical Director asserted.

Mustapha, however, solicited for the support and cooperation of patients and staff for a seamless and successful transition from paper to digital records.

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, has urged the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) to intensify campaigns against fake and counterfeit drugs in the country.

Oba Ogunwusi made the remarks when the management of the agency paid him a courtesy call at his palace on Wednesday, in Ile-Ife.

The Ooni commended the effort of the agency in sensitizing the general public on necessary steps to take on proper medication.

According to him, NAFDAC has been contributing its quota to the development of the country by orientating the citizenry on steps to take to safeguard their health.

The Royal Father called on stakeholders in the health sector to join NAFDAC in the fight against fake drugs.

Oba Ogunwusi pledged his support for the agency in the campaign against counterfeit and fake drugs.

Earlier, the Director of Special Duties in the Agency, Alhaji Abubakar Jimoh, described the Ooni as a “philosopher of this era”.

Jimoh, who represented NAFDAC Director-General, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, lauded Oba Ogunwusi for his fatherly role, especially during the upsurge of the Coronavirus pandemic in the country.

He said the fumigating machines distributed by the traditional ruler in all the 36 states and FCT, was a sign of his genuine interest in the health of the people.

Jimoh said that the NAFDAC had intensified its campaign against the hawking of drugs, drug abuse, loading of groundnut oil in kerosene tankers, among others.

According to him, the agency is also campaigning against the use of carbide to ripe bananas and plantain, which can result in cancer of the liver.

Jimoh advised the nursing mothers on six months of exclusive breastfeeding to ensure healthy babies.

He warned the youths against the use of codeine and tramadol, adding that the drugs have adverse effects on their health.

Anxiety and apprehension have gripped the judiciary in seven states as the Chief Justice of Nigeria and Chairman, National Judicial Council (CJN), Hon. Dr. Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, is set to quiz them on Monday over conflicting court orders.

Already, the CJN has demanded the records of proceedings in all the suits from which conflicting ex parte orders emanated.

The chief judges of Rivers, Kebbi, Cross Rivers, Anambra, Jigawa and Imo states will be quizzed on the controversial conflicting orders delivered in their various states.

There are indications that the Chief Judge, Delta State High Court, has also been invited to join the other six chief judges to meet with the CJN on Monday.

DAILY POST gathered that the unprecedented move is to reset the anti-corruption efforts of the Tanko leadership and entrench a new culture of accountability in the judicial system.

Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad is also likely to meet with the leadership of the Nigerian Bar Association in the course of the week over the matter.

Bayelsa State Government has restated its commitment to commencement of work on the Nembe-Brass Senatorial road
project in line with its policy of completing inherited projects across the state.

Deputy Governor Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo made this known when a group, Progressives of the Central Senatorial District of Bayelsa State, paid him a courtesy visit at his office in Government House, Yenagoa, a statement by his media aide, Doubara Atasi, said on Friday.

According to Ewhrudjakpo, the state government hads already suggested that the Nembe-Brass Road will be funded under what is known as Tax Infrastructure Rebate Project to enable multinational companies to enjoy tax holiday during the period of its construction.

Ewhrudjakpo explained that abandoning any meaningful inherited project was tantamount to wasting the scarce resources of the state.

He said the government’s desire was to ensure that the Nembe-Brass Road continue at the same pace with the ongoing Sagbama-Ekeremor and Yenagoa-Oporoma road projects.

He said the Governor Douye Diri-led government had already taken some far-reaching steps towards the take-off of the Nembe-Brass Senatorial road project.

The steps, according to Ewhrudjakpo, included the redesigning of the project as well as completion of the environmental impact assessment (EIA) to mitigate its effect on the area.

But considering the capital-intensive nature of the project, he disclosed that government had entered talks with the Federal Ministry of Finance on possible ways to involve multinational oil companies operating in the area in funding the multi-billion naira project.

He commended the group for their steadfastness, courage and show of true statesmanship, and assured them of the present administration’s readiness to work with them.

He said: “On the issue of the Nembe-Brass Road that you raised, clearly there were some issues about it. But we have almost sorted them out. The only problem we have is that resources are not available.

“But we are still working hard. If you will recall, just recently we have started talking to the Federal Ministry of Finance to do what we call Tax Infrastructure Rebate Project.

“So, Nigerian Agip Oil Company, Shell Petroleum Development Company and AITEO Group and all other companies operating within that area will have a tax holiday in exchange for helping us to construct the road. That process is on because we don’t have all the resources.”

Speaking on behalf of the group, Charles Ambaiowei lauded the government for keeping faith with the aspirations of founding fathers of the state by continuing the senatorial road projects.

Ambaiowei, who is a former Commissioner for Works in the state, advised the present administration to do what he called, “holistic planning for the state” and give equal attention to all the three senatorial roads.

In another development, Bayelsa State Governor Douye Diri has announced a cash reward of N1m each to 30 retired permanent secretaries in the state.

Diri said the cash gift was a token appreciation from the government for their meritorious service to the state and the nation.

The Bayelsa governor, who stated this on Thursday evening at a send-off organised by the Bayelsa State Permanent Secretaries Forum in Yenagoa, appealed to the former top civil servants to make themselves available whenever they were called upon to serve in future.