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TempleHouse:
Kemi is never going to lead UK Conservative Party to Election !

This is the same pattern when the party realized there's no election in sight.

No one is ready to engaged as opposition leader until a year to the election.

She'll be removed with Vote of No Confidence a year to the election in 2027.

allen113:
E go pain me if after few years from now, truth come out say all this brouhaha was well staged for this girl to win miss Nigerian use a purpose vehicle to contest miss World.

I no dey too trust anybody or anything again for this world, man dn see things.

santaclaws:
How is she Igbo? Her surname is Adeshina, don't forget... Igbo dey bear Adeshina? The Chidimma shouldn't deceive you, that's just a first name.
😂😂😂

Umarnuhu1990:
Japanese Tourists Get Excited About My Aso-Oke, And Fall In Love With Nigeria




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bTTtSiWBDk

Mynd44:
Tell the students toexchabge their notes and mark one another's assignment

Allotrope69:
Such isn't Accepted here

Allotrope69:
Firstly, I apologize for putting this on this Section.


I would like to ask, how many periods a Mathematics teacher is supposed to have per day to enable him have time to Mark students classwork and assignment.

I'm asking this because I'm already losing my cool. I work like an elephant and earn like an ant.
I teach JSS1-3 Mathematics and Teach Economics for SS1-2. I am having to teach Econs everyday in each of this SS classes. Most times, I have 6-7 periods per day. At times 8 periods. As a result of this, I can't mark students note completely cos you give classwork and assignment every blessed day, and the next day u have to teach first thing in the morning and Also do same routine.

Mind you, I'm talking about marking for almost 70 students in a day for just only mathematics. I'm tired because the sch keeps complaining that I don't mark their mathematics workbooks. I'm up to date with Marking notes but workbooks is not same.
Also I don't have a double period in any of these classes that I teach mathematics

pretydiva:
This governor is spitting facts.

Guide777:
1. Ban all foreign investment by government officials both past , present and future.
2. Ban all vacations abroad by government officials/families and their both past , present and future.
3. Ban all foreign education by government officials/families both past , present and future.
4. Ban medical tourism by government officials/families both past , present and future.
5. Decree harsh penalties for corruption by government officials both past , present and future.
6. All government officials must educate their children in Nigeria.
7. All government officials must utilise local health care facilities
8. All government officials must vacation within Nigeria.
9. All government officials must not have foreign bank accounts.
10. All government officials must not invest outside Nigeria.
The above are part of measures to implement in order to restore Nigeria economically

Jicks55:
Please I mean no harm... I'm just curious to know why the former military head of state, Gen Babaginda is hardly seen in public..

GeneralPula:
Haha..

This Airpeace self..

Na soso wahala..

CyrusVI:


Wike should tell them what next to do

I hope they wont lose out in the end.

CodeTemplarr:
Why allow him leave that hotel? He shouldn't have been allowed to leave the location of the crime.

etrouble:
Ahmed Usman Ododo, na man you be

malali:
The Grangemouth refinery, Scotland’s only crude processing facility, is set to close in the second quarter of 2025 ,its owners confirmed on Thursday, as the refinery has been struggling to compete with the new complex facilities in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

The Grangemouth refinery, which was opened by the predecessor of BP in 1924, expanded its production into petrochemicals in the 1950s.
However, the facility with a refining capacity of 150,000 barrels per day (bpd) has been unable to compete with the massive new refineries that major oil firms and refiners have built in Asia and the Middle East in recent years.

The refinery’s owner Petroineos, a joint venture between PetroChina and INEOS, on Thursday announced its intention to cease refinery operations at Grangemouth and transition the site to a finished fuels import terminal and distribution hub during the second quarter of 2025, subject to consultation with employees.

But “The INEOS businesses at Grangemouth, namely INEOS O&P UK and INEOS FPS (Forties Pipeline System), will continue as normal delivering high quality services and products to our customers and are largely unaffected by this change,” INEOS said today.

The closure of the refinery will result in 400 job losses as the number of employees at the site would be cut to 75 from 475.

The conversion of the site to a fuel import terminal would “safeguard fuel supply for Scotland” but this terminal would need fewer than 100 employees, according to the company.
Some major oil firms, including Shell and Eni, have recently announced they would convert refineries in Europe to meet demand for base oil and biofuels.

In January 2024, Italy’s Eni said it would convert its refinery in Livorno into a biofuels-making facility in a second announcement of an upcoming closure of a European oil refinery in less than a week.

Eni’s announcement came days after Shell said that it plans to convert its oil refinery at the Wesseling site in Germany into a production unit for base oils.

By Charles Kennedy for Oilprice.com

BABANGBALI:
These modafokas just don't care about the masses and how we feel. As long as they're concerned, we should all go and die.


Go and farm










If you can speak good English and with forain hicents, chances of you getting a job in Abuja are always hi

pacificom:
Defender of Mr. President. Hope you can advise him that Nigerians are kept hungry since he got to power.

SHAKABOOM:
Keep quiet
If him no get space for him backyard nko him go plant the potato untop your baldhead

victorazy:
I only fled them once and that one since 2012, so let's set sentiment apart.
Before we antagonize our own we must bear it in mind that foreigners don't really like any good thing coming out of our Nigeria.
What infringement? Is high time we stop swallowing everything they cook.

Laple0541:
Which airline in the world doesn’t cancel flight? It happens virtually everywhere, and if you have a bad experience with Air Peace, am sure there are appropriate channels to lodge your complaints for prompt response. However, that doesn’t mean the UK government should not grant it landing rights in the UK. Your experience is just one bad experience out of hundreds of other good experiences based on reviews. Don’t forget the airline is young and still have rooms for improvement.

victorazy:
You speak like disgruntled man, which airline in Nigeria treats Nigerians well, even your government doesn't apologize to u when they mismanage you.
Where were you when Airpeace conveyed disarrayed and troubled Nigerians from South Africa back to Nigeria free of charge etc, what ur government couldn't do.
I hate it when ppl talk without their brains attached to their tongues.