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good for him

eddyeti:
eddyeti2004@yahoo.co.uk
Could u please send me a copy too. My email is above

pls I need it too, Akoredeibrahim41@gmail.com

Jan 4, quote me pls

so creative,

dz madness nw

MARKone:
Should be the day I fell into a deep gutter full of dirty water, while toasting a Babe. Babe I still no get, she no even pity me.

lol too funny

God knows best

happy married life

DollarAngel:
Am still looking out for the tractor, cos all I see is an open roof KEKR NAPEPE

maybe ur phone screen is bad

Vickysnipe147:
OP you wrote what you heard from people and the BEDC here, and you forgot to ask the community people and some prominent people in Ogwashi-uku how much they paid BEDC before the light was restored. you think they just woke up and restored light. Soup paid millions of Naira and other prominent ogwashi-uku sons and Daughters before they even started fixing the light, So always get your information right and stop making it seem like the present APC government contributed anything to the restoration of light. it's the community effort that brought light to the town.

but y now?, can't they do dz for d past 7 years?

BEDC supplies electricity to Okonjo-Iweala's community
- After seven years of darkness, Ogwashi Uku finally had electricity

- The residents applauded the BEDC for the project

- They urged that more transformers should be provided

There was wild jubilation in Ogwashi Uku which is the home town of former minister of finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala following the restoration of electricity after seven years of darkness.

Vanguard reports that this was revealed by the Benin Electricity and Distribution Company (BEDC).


Residents in Okonjo-Iweala hometown celebrated the restoration of elecricity

Mrs. Esther Okolie who is the corporate affairs officer of the BEDC revealed that the restoration was carried out after a town hall meeting.

She said: “The restoration process started with a town-hall meeting organized by the members of Ogwashi-Uku D-Forum in collaboration with the Management of BEDC, led by the chief state head (Delta) Mr. Ernest Edgar, the business manager, Asaba business unit, Engr. Adekola. O. Abiodun and his technical team, among others.”

The company assured the residents that it would continue with enumeration re-validation, network rehabilitation and safety checks continue in earnest.

Mrs. Okolie stated: “Ogwashi- Uku happens to be the headquarters of Aniocha- South and is considered to be one of the biggest cities in Delta State with a polytechnic, banks and other parasatals; it has remained in the dark for over seven years until the intervention of BEDC, which is barely three years. No wonder the residents were so excited at welcoming BEDC team to the epoch- making occasion of power restoration to the area.”

“The power supply restoration commenced on March 10 from Market Junction 300KVA, 11/0.415KV substation, located close to the motor park. A total of six distribution substations were involved, namely motor park 300KVA, 11/0/415KV, Aghidiese Junction 300KVA, 11/0.415KV, Aghidie 300KVA, 11/0.415KV, Aghidiese 300KVA, 11/0.415KV, General Hospital 200 KVA, 11/0.415KV and Okwuogi 300KVA, 11/0.415 KV.”

“The chief state head, Delta, expressed shock at the level of vandalism of the network (given that BEDC had done rehabilitation work in June 2016), and pleaded with the communities leaders to work with BEDC to educate the public on the need to protect the equipment.”

“Once more, we commend and congratulate the people of Ogwashi- Uku for achieving this laudable feat and we advise them to be committed to prompt settlement of their bills so as not to be like their neighbors who could not sustain BEDC’s services.”
Pastor Joseph T. U. Nwadiashi who is the director general of D- Forum expressed joy at the project and applauded the BEDC for keeping fate with the community in line with Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission’s directive after many years of waiting.

He however pleaded that the company should keep its promise of lighting up all parts of the town.

finalboss:
Bosso Campus of Futminna in turmoil... Students are rioting and protesting the death of a 300lv student of the Department of Edu. Reasons being that the school clinic nurses and staffs failed to attend swiftly to the now deceased student when he was rushed there after collapsing on the field.

Information just reaching us is that the school clinic is on fire. Was set ablaze by angry protesting students

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its unbelievable I believe in my team,,,,,,up barca

[quote author=dbiljmer post=54242940]To be honest bro, power supply was a lot better than what i was familiar with in every January -February of d year.... To b honest, there's always light btw d hours of 10pm to 6/7am the next day.... This has remained constant for the past one month.. [/quote
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yea u re right bro,,, d light here in my area z very good since last month

shakurkings:
My brother, you are not a Muslim. You probably only bear a Muslim name. Cos if you are one, and you stand firm on your religion, no lady can force you to drop your religion all in the name of marriage. I'm not saying you shouldn't convert, but it should come from your mind and not being coerced into it. I'm a Muslim and I pray Allah give you the wisdom and understanding to solve your riddle.

nice1 bro you speak well, dz guy z not a real muslim , I can't even think of changing to Christian talk less of taking advice that too bad cos of a girl u want to leave ur religion,,, dats bad

it's a gooooooooooal for barcelona

God is great is never too late you can also change now

Gudfrie:
How much did Jonathan now got?

are you asking me??

APC said:
WHY WE HAVE RECESSION:
* Tompolo was paid 13Billion.
* Ex-CDS,Alex Badeh dug a pit toilet to hide $32m.
* Patience Jonathan is claiming $31m, she has sued the Nigerian state.
* Femi Fani-Kayode took 740M.
* Dasuki used trucks to load over $35B from the CBN.
* Olisa Metuh took 400M.
* Aziboala, GEJ's cousin took 6B naira.
* Nenadi Usman took 3.5B naira.
* Fayose took 3B naira.
* Obanikoro took 4Billion naira.
* Olu Falae took 100M naira.
* Tony Anenih - 400M naira.
* Oritsejafor - $35M
* Former Air Chief Amosu - 2Billion naira.
* Lucky Igbinedion-16B naira.
*Bode-George and Dabo -100B naira
* Jolly Nyame-2.4B naira.
* Joshua Dariye-700M naira.
*Nyesom Wike stole # 4b .
* Diezzani with $20 billion missing oil money?
15 billon dollars missing from arms fund, 10 billion naria, converted to dollars and given as gift to delegates of PDP Nation convention, Bafarawa collected 3 billion for spiritual purposes , 12. 7 billon naria for deceased NEPA staff grew wings and disappeared, 20 billion dollars missing from NNPC accounts, 23 billon naira as bribe to INEC staffs to rig the general election. The list is endless. They only left what they can't carry or unable to lay their hands on. The list continues.....
Recession didn't just happen, people looted Nigeria into RECESSION happening....
NOW HEAR THE THIEVES:
1. I acted based on Jonathan's instruction - Dasuki
2. I didn't give order - Jonathan
3. I collected 350M from Dasuki for consultation - Iyorchia Ayu
4. I only collected $30,000 from Dasuki not N100m - Bode George
5. I got N4.6b from Dasuki for spiritual purposes - Bafarawa
6. I got N650M from Dasuki for my Abuja burnt office - Thisday Obaigbena.
7. I got N2.1b from Dasuki for publicity - Dokpesi
8. I got another N100m from Yuguda he didn't tell me from where - Bafarawa.
9. I gave N100m each to Odili, Jim Nwobodo Bode George and others - Yuguda
10. The president asked me to change N10B to foreign currency for PDP delegates - Dasuki
11. My boss asked me to get $11M from the CBN - Dasuki's account officer.
12. I got order from above to pay Tompolo N13B for Maritime university land. - Nimasa DG.
13. 950m was shared in my house -- Shekarau
With all this looting and many more revealed, some people are still shouting no sign of change yet, they even say it's political persecution

don't forget say baddo na baba

frustrated angry MMM participant issue warning to founder

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5 Crazy things Nigeria police must stop in 2017
It is sad to note that so many criminals have got
away scot-free just by handing police men, a
hundred naira note. There cannot be a
restoration of law and order if the police does
not redeem its image by refusing to accept
bribes. For only then, can the people fear and
respect them, as to obey and never flout the law.
5. Stop claiming staff
This is one shameful practice that men of the
police force must shun, it does not speak well of
them, especially after they must have taxed the
bus drivers and conductors, having them to pay
for what one cannot account for.
Policemen should be more honorable, they must
be ready to pay what is due as regards fare, and
if the bus operators want to be kind to them,
then so be it.
There is no how they can earn respect, if they
keep on seeking for favors, they must take pride
in paying for services render, even as the
government is urged to pay policemen that
which is due and sufficient to keep them doing
their jobs with utmost professionalism.
Too many cases of police misbehavior are
encountered on almost a daily basis, only
recently, a photographer, Praise-Legend
Onwuachu, said he had to resort to grabbing and
holding on to the gun of a policeman, who was
about to shoot him while conducting a search on
him and his friends on Monday, December 26.
5 Crazy things Nigeria police must stop in 2017
Onwuachu, who explained that he was on his
way back from covering an event on Boxing Day,
had driven from Owerri, Imo State to Onitsha,
Anambra State without incident, until he got to
Nkpor Junction and encountered a team of
policemen.
He said a member of the team asked him if he
had a tinted glass permit, which he said he had
and was trying to retrieve the document as he
sat in his car when one of them became angry,
asking, “So, you don’t want to come down?”
Onwuachu said: “I told him I wanted to get the
document he asked for before alighting from my car.
Already angry, (it seemed he was angry and drunk before
stopping us), he asked all of us (five men) in the car to come
down for a search.
“We complied and he started with the man in front, he
searched the boys with me and harassed them, making
derogatory statements as he searched them.”
According to Onwuachu who owns a media
outfit, one of his friends decided to leave after he
had been searched. He said the young man went
to the boot to pick his bag when the policeman
told him to bring it for a search.
“He told the policeman to search it so he could go. At this
point, things escalated. The policeman started calling him
an animal and several other names.
“I decided to come in at that point. I told him in the most
polite and gentle manner that there was no reason to get
agitated and abusive, because we had obeyed his orders. My
intervention seemed to worsen the situation as he said he
had every right to call him an animal for as long as he
wanted.”
He explained that the policeman became
aggressive and pushed the man by the throat, at
which point he made the decision to step
between the policeman and his friend, telling the
policeman to stop the assault.
“I must admit, my voice wasn’t gentle at this point, but
whose voice would be in the face of such violence? He then
shifted his attention to me and a lot happened within
minutes. He first slapped me, then held me by my throat. I
pushed his hands away from my throat and that infuriated
him the more.
“Immediately I pushed his hands away, shouting that I
dared touch him, he released the safety catch of his rifle,
and pointed it at me to shoot.
“In self-defence, and not having the luxury of time, I hit the
muzzle of the rifle away from me and went for his gun to
stop him, as he seemed hell bent on shooting.
“As we fought for the gun, all his colleagues came and it
was a competition of who was gonna ‘cork’ his gun fast
enough. Thankfully, the crowd that had gathered got
involved and physically held them from shooting. With
more people involved and the threat of shooting gone, they
continued their assault, hitting me and the other guy with
their guns, kicking, punching and slapping us. They left me
barely able to walk to my car, I still limp as I type this.”
He said he took the action, which many might
interpret as stupid because he did not want to
join the statistics of police victims.
Onwuachu identified some of the policemen
involved in the incident as Umoh Aniekan, Okoi
Okoi, Ekechi Jacob, Inspector Kanu.
It was gathered that harassment in that junction
by the men stationed there, said to be mobile
policemen from the MOPOL 3 unit in Enugu, was
nothing new.
Onwuachu told newsmen that he had reported
the case to the Police Complaints Response Unit
but had received no reply or indication that the
case would be investigated.

acenazt:
I pray they never return. God bless the Gallantry of the NA.last last VICTORY IS FRO. GOD ALONE. May the ones who lost their lives Rest in peace

Amin

The soldier who made the disclosure on Sunday, December 25, said hundreds of Boko Haram fighters were killed during the offensive that began about a month ago. The source added that many others were captured alive while attempting to flee. “Hundreds of Boko Haram captives, including men, women and children have been freed and taken to safety. “All I can tell you is that no big Boko Haram commander is alive in the Sambisa; we are in control of the forest. “It took months of planning and mapping because of the size, difficult weather and other factors in the Sambisa Forest," he said. The Soldier said major factors that delayed the takeover of the insurgents’ stronghold was the thousands of people, including those living in villages around the vast forest that were being held as human shield by the Boko Haram leaders. According to the source, the army deployed 4,200 troops to Sambisa Forest through various fronts, including Ngurosoye, Konduga/Aulari, Bama, Fulka and Damboa. “The 151 Battalion of the Nigerian Army advanced into Sambisa through the Banki-Darul Jamal axis, the 27 Battalion advanced through Mafa, the 152 Battalion advanced through Pulka, while the 222 Battalion approached the dreaded forest through the Maiduguri axis,” another soldier, who participated in the operation," he said. The soldier said while the operation lasted day and night, mine detectors cleared the way for troops to move in to confront the insurgents, who were equally well armed with sophisticated fighting equipment. Meanwhile, President Muhammadu Buhari has saluted the Nigerian Army after troops captured Boko Haram stronghold in the Sambisa forest. President Buhari in a goodwill message to the troops on Saturday, December 24, expressed his excitement and gratitude over the news which he said was delivered to him by the Chief of Army staff Tukur Buratai. The Boko Haram’s Camp Zero as the military called it fell at about 1.35pm on Friday, December 23.