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Afospecialk:Don't mind the retarded dimwit. They've never had an empire so they won't know that in your bid to expand, you gain some land and you also loose some. At least our Forebears fought a good fight to bequeath to us the vast land we now have unlike their arboreal cannibalistic ancestors who all they can bequeath to them is just about the size of Oyo State alone. All their 5 esusu state is about the size of Oyo state. Their landmass can't contain their population, that's why they are Economic refugees scattered across Nigeria. |
Afospecialk:God bless you Omoluabi. People that we can do without but can't do without us will be making noise all over the place. |
AntiBalaka:Because you bought my phone and data for me ba? To dictate which thread I should be or not?
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Westtimeline:Kikikikikiki ![]()
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Westtimeline:As e dey pain dem e dey sweet us ![]() One thing I admire about them is that they can't hide their misery and tragedy, they must open several thread on NL to vent their Frustration. |
AntiBalaka:Aren't you guys tired of wailing? You keep complaining of Lagos-Ibadan propaganda, what stop you from setting up your own Aba-Onitsha Ipob bureau of Information and propaganda? I'm yet to see a Yoruba man rant over the laughable hallucinating propaganda Radio/Media Biafra churns out. While fayose, Odumakin, FFK and the half Yoruba Omokiri Reno were at least bold enough to put this administration on their toes, I'm yet to see any of the AGIP politicians from the East face off with this Government, rather Umahi and Obiano are known aso rock boys. I'm not surprised though, while the West boast of activist like fela,funmilayo, Ransome kuti, Tai solarin, gani fawehinmi, Soyinka, Falana etc, same can't be said of your people, even at the height of civil war, Nnamdi Azikwe deserted his people to join the federal government while a Yoruba man Soyinka was imprisoned for standing for the biafrans and another Yoruba man Banjo leading the Biafran army while Ojuku was planning how to do a record cross dressing relay to Abidjan. During the military era, while the majority Yoruba Nadeco protested and antagonized the military government, the igbos were busy singing abachas praise and planning a million man March in his support. While bakare, Soyinka Odumakin, Falana and others stood their ground to ensure the emergence of GEJ as president after Yaraduas demise your people were busy doing nothing and expecting their usual freedom fighters to do the magic. Just like jackals and hyenas, you guys are never known to front any worthy course but would rather stay in the fringes to share from the spoils. Any small thing Yoruba this, Yoruba that...abeg make una dey una lane make we too dey ours na. Enugu that has been the slaughter bed of the Fulanis can only bring out tears and an order of prayer and fasting from their Coward Governor while a Fayose was the first southern governor to pass the anti grassing bill. He personally arrested Fulani's and their cows who disobeyed the law, but just last week both the Governor and king of Enugu were busy refuting and begging the Fulanis that they are not pursued but are rather welcome in their state. The Hate in your DNA will not make you see the flaws in you and your leaders but you'll rather wail to high heavens over a Yoruba nation that is strategically positioning herself for a better share in the Nigerian enterprise. |
unitysheart:Hypocrites. PDP will be the first to shout independence of the Legislature and Separation of Power, rubber stamp bla bla bla, they will openly support rebellious element in APC against the choice of their party but ordinary minority leadership (comprising of 8 parties) pdp want to have it all. Greedy hypocrites. |
So out of the multiples of political parties represented in the House of Assembly (the minority parties) , PDP feels it's solely their right to just send some names from their Wadata plaza office and override the choices of others abi? |
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cococandy:Hypocrisy is when you choose to protest against a PRIVATE CITIZEN for a crime you're not sure he committed but ignore your PUBLIC OFFICE holders' crime with Undeniable evidence. A bad situation (according to you) that you're yet substantiate. I hope the yeyebrities will also protest on Friday during Jumaat against the Imam that raped a 6years old girl and also ask him to step down? |
Nigerians will not "set twitter on fire" nor protest to shut down the National Assembly or ask the dishonorable senator they hired and paid exorbitantly with their taxes to step down despite video evidence of his physical assault and battery of law abiding hustling citizen who pays for the Senators' immoral lifestyle through his tax but will rant and become reactor on twitter, organise protest and even ask a Pastor to step down over an "unsubstantiated" allegation of rape by a woman. A man you did not contribute Kobo towards the development of his church. I even saw hijab sisters raising placards on Sunday morning as if a Christian sister can dare move an inch near a mosque to protest. I'm not/ I've never and will never be in support of Coza or Pastor Biodun. But shouting our lungs out on one issue and over looking others only shows our hypocrisy stinks to high heavens. Electoral manipulations we won't talk Ruga settlements nothing Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen, no protest Minimum wage, we no see you Unemployment e no consign you Nigerians being killed in diaspora, you no protest go their embassy. But a woman made an unsubstantiated rape allegation on Thursday and Nigerians mobilize themselves within two days to protest in the Church, they even set up a gofund account. Who is deceiving who? |
Nigeria is a failed nation, so anybody can just decide to kill, maim and destroy lives and properties without any cogent reason and still be granted amnesty without justice taking it course? Cultist granted amnesty, Boko Haram granted amnesty and absorbed into the army, Bandits granted amesty. I weep for this country. |
Who takes Afenifere serious before, bunch of political jobbers always available to the highest bidder. Prior to the merger of Apc, Yinka Odumakin was the spokesperson of both the Buhari Campaign and CPC in 2011, transversing the length and breadth of Nigeria telling Nigerians that Buhari is the Messiah, but immediately the new Apc preferred a better liar in Lai Muhhamed (From ACN) to him as a spokesperson, he and his co traveller (FFK) went haywire and the GEJ they once called unprintable names became their Messiah overnight and the Buhari they once extol and eulogise became the new devil. Only people from the other side of the Niger who are naturally controlled by hateful emotion takes this men of low/no values serious. Men whose god is their belly. We all know Tinubu and co are thieves but Afenifere, Odumakin, FFK and co should stop playing on our sensibilities. They're all rougues.
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Kwara NYSC camp is one of the worst (if not the worst) in Nigeria. |
The Ogun state Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has approved the appointment of Mr. Olatokunbo Joseph Talabi as the Secretary to the State Government. Also appointed is Alhaji Shuaib Afolabi Salisu as the governor’s Chief of Staff. This was contained in a statement on Saturday signed by Kunle Somorin, Chief Press Secretary to the Governor. Talabi is said to have a rich private sector background as a business development professional, banker and entrepreneur. He was until his appointment the Chief Executive Officer of Superflux International Limited, a market leader in security printing. The 57-year-old holds a 1987 Masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Lagos. He also trained at the Citibank School of Banking, Long Island, New York. A pioneer staff of a bank where he worked in several executive positions, Mr Talabi also worked at The Nigerian Economist gaining insight on product performance, sales, marketing and financial management. “With over 30 years management experience, the new SSG is also a boardroom guru, chairing 6 corporate bodies and serving on the board of 7 other institutions, including those of Bitflux Communications, Olabisi Onabanjo University Development Foundation, ATCO Limited, Fate Foundation and the City of Knowledge Academy,” the statement added. “He’s an affiliate of several professional associations, among which are National Association of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (NASME), Chartered Institute of Professional Printers of Nigeria (CIPPON) and the Entrepreneurship Development Centre of the Lagos Business School. “He is married and blessed with three children.” The statement added that Salisu, the new Chief of Staff, is an award-winning information and communications expert and accomplished administrator. Fondly called SAS, between 2011 and 2014, Salisu served in the cabinet of the former Ogun state governor as deputy (and later acting) Chief of Staff. He holds a 1986 second class (upper) degree in Computer Science of the University of Lagos; from where he also got two masters degrees – an MBA in 2003 and MSc in Computer Science in 2012. Salisu has diverse and extensive knowledge of the corporate world, public service and not-for-profit organisations. A certified business intelligence consultant (CBIC) and fellow of the Computer Society of Nigeria, he has attended and delivered papers on corporate governance, ICT and management across four continents and is a respected voice in the ICT industry. He is credited as a pivotal partner in the restoration of integrity of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) through computer-based tests. Before then, he led the World Bank project that midwifed the transport sector transformation in Lagos state and was a main ICT consultant in Edo, Ekiti, Kano states and the FCT at different times. The 55-year-old CoS had an early career in the Oil and Gas sector and worked variously for Total and Mobil Oil. Until his appointment as the a senior aide to Gov. Abiodun, Alhaji Salisu ran his private company. https://dailypost.ng/2019/06/15/ogun-gov-abiodun-appoints-ssg-chief-staff/ |
SLAP44:And 5 (Evan Enwerem, Chuba Okadigbo Anyim Pius Anyim, Adolphus Wabara, Ken Nnamani) of the 6 senate presidents occupied the seat in the space of 8years. They were busy sabotaging themselves and changing themselves like sanitary pads. lol... David Mark occupied the same position for 8 years without chaos. |
Unlimitk:And how has the religious majority of Ekiti pushed it further than any of the other SW states? That you're born from the loins of a Yoruba man doesn't make you Yoruba, the tolerance Omoluabi culture that follows is what certifies you as a bona-fide Yoruba. I'm sure Jesus will be ashamed of you divisive Christianity. Mind you I'm a Christian from Osun State. |
bjbjbj:Theodore Orji just imposed his son as the Speaker of Abia with no one opening a thread on NL about it. But let Tinubu support a Yobe man to be senate president and you'll hear the uproar and wailing of our blodas. When will you start removing the log of wood in your eyes before taking panadol for the dust in others eyes? |
Love him or hate him, Tinubu has made men. |
The newly elected speaker of House of Reps, Gbajabiamila, said he will introduce drastic reforms - Gbajabiamila said he will be introducing the reforms in piecemeal so as not to shock the system - The new speaker also made his first appointment as he announced Sanusi Rikiji, the former speaker of Zamfara state as his chief of staff The new speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, says the running of the House would no longer be business as usual, as he pledged to introduce drastic reforms. Gbajabiamila who was elected speaker on Tuesday, June 11, said in his inaugural speech that he would introduce his planned reforms in piecemeal. “This is going to be a House of reforms, we will be dishing out those reforms in piecemeal. It will not be business as usual. “There comes a time in the life and history of a people when they interrogate the past and present, review past sacrifices, miscalculations and errors and collectively decide to opt for change, peace and progress. “We are at such a moment in this country. Honourable colleagues of the 9th Assembly this is our time, this is our moment as history beckons. “The 9th Assembly under my leadership is going to be a House of reforms. The reforms will be dished out piecemeal and at intervals so as not to shock the system. “Moving forward therefore my dear colleagues, it will not be business as usual and we will be shaking the table just a little. “We will be introducing various reforms that will reposition this institution but please be rest assured that they will be for the greater good,” he said. According to him, "on our shoulders lie the responsibility of working together as a House to safeguard the future of our great country. “The House must be reformed before the country can be reformed, we simply cannot and must not fail." Legit.ng also reports that Gbajabiamila has announced his first appointment. “In this regard and so as to quickly hit the ground running, I am announcing the appointment of Mr Sanusi Rikiji, the former Speaker of Zamfara state as my Chief of Staff. “Sanusi comes with a wealth of legislative experience and I believe his inclusion in this Assembly will add immense value,” he said. In attendance at the event were Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti, Dickson Seriake of Bayelsa, Yahaya Bello of Kogi, Simon Lalung of Plateau and National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Oshiomole among others. https://www.legit.ng/1242934-we-shaking-table-speaker-gbajabiamila-inaugural-speech.html Lalasticlacla, Myndd44 FP
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IkpuMmadu:Are they Verve, Visa and MasterCard certified? No. |
This week, Leading Ladies Africa, presents its annual #100 Most Inspiring Women in Nigeria list for 2019. For the 5th consecutive year, the list features 100 Nigerian women drawn from a diverse range of backgrounds and sectors who are deliberately impacting their world and local communities through the power and strength of their ideas and achievements. The list contains women who are making great strides in the world of Business, Politics, Advocacy, Governance and Enterprise. “It’s perhaps our most diverse list yet,” says Francesca Uriri, Founder, Leading Ladies Africa. 1. Abisoye Ajayi-Akinfolarin 2. Abosede George-Ogan 3. Adaku Ufere-Awoonor 4. Adanna Steinecker 5. Adebola Deji-Kurunmi 6. Ade Balogun 7. Adenike Akinsemolu 8. Adenike Macaulay 9. Adeola Fayehun 10. Adesewa Hannah Ogunleyimu 11. Adesua Dozie 12. Aderoju Ope-Ajayi 13. Amarachi Nwosu 14. Anita Alaire Afoke Asuoha 15. Anita Kouassigan 16. Ariyike Akinbobola 17. Audrey Joe-Ezigbo 18. Awuneba Ajumogobia 19. Ayo Mairo-Ese 20. Bekeme Masade Olowola 21. Bella Disu 22. Betty Abah 23. Bibi Bakare-Yusuf 24. Bimbo Balogun 25. Bimbo Ipaye 26. Bisola Adeniyi 27. Bisola Aiyeola 28. Blondie Okpuzor 29. Bola Tinubu (not the APC Chieftain) 30. Bukky Akomolafe 31. Cherry Eromosele 32. Chinwe Bode Akinwande 33. Chinyere Anokwuru 34. Cynthia Erivo 35. Damilola Marcus 36. Denike Balogun 37. Dupe Olushola 38. Eyitope Kola-Oyeniyin 39. Eziaha Bolaji-Olojo 40. Farida Kabir 41. Fatima Kyari Mohammed 42. Folasade Ambrose Medebem 43. Folashade Bamisaye 44. Funa Maduka 45. Funmi Oyatogun 46. Gbemi Adefuye 47. Habiba Ali 48. Ibijoke Faborode 49. Ife Durosinmi Etti 50. Ifedayo Agoro 51. Ifeyinwa Ugochukwu 52. Ivie Martins Ogbonmwan 53. Jade Osiberu 54. Julia Oku Jacks 55. Kadaria Ahmed 56. Kemi Olawoye 57. Laja Adedoyin 58. Lamide Akintobi 59. Omolola Salami 60. Maimuna Yaya Abubakar 61. Margaret Mary-Wilson 62. Mary Njoku 63. Maya Horgan Famodu 64. Modupe Odele 65. Munira Suleiman Tanimu 66. Nere Teriba 67. Ngozi Nkwoji 68. Nky Iweka 69. Nwando Ajene 70. Odunayo Eweniyi 71. Ogochukwu Ekezie- Ekaidem 72. Okwui Okpokwasili 73. Oladunni Obata 74. Olamide Agunloye 75. Olutimehin Adegbeye 76. Oluwaseyi Banigbe 77. Omotayo George 78. Onyedikachi Ekwerike 79. Oseyi Etomi 80. Oyinkansola Alabi 81. Renee Chuks 82. Ronke Onadeko 83. Shalom Blac 84. Simi Fajemirokun 85. Sinmisola Hughes-Obisesan 86. Stella Fubara-Obinwa 87. Tayo Bolodeoku 88. Temitope Jemerigbe 89. Teniola Apata 90. Tito Bez-Idakula 91. Tomi Adeyemi 92. Tomilayo Aluko 93. Tosin Durotoye 94. Toyin Adesola 95. Uju Udoka 96. Ukinebo Dare 97. Wadi Ben-Hirki 98. Yagazie Eguare 99. Yemi Chukwurah 100. Glory Osei see more details below https://m.guardian.ng/guardian-woman/leading-ladies-africa-nigerias-100-most-inspiring-women-in-2019-2/ Myndd44, Lalasticlacla, Dominique |
Nigerian innovator and technology market leader, Kofo Akinkugbe, is the first woman whose ATM company is the first in Sub-Saharan Africa to be Verve, Visa and MasterCard certified. Her company, SecureID, is a world-class manufacturing facility with the only smart card production plant in West Africa, and one of only six on the continent. The company serves 21 countries in Africa, including her home country, Nigeria. SecureID, which produces 200 million cards, has been recognized as setting the standard for innovation and creativity in the SmartCard sector in sub-Saharan Africa, helping save a country such as Nigeria, billions in imports for SIM and ATM cards from China. As part of her contributions as well, Kofo is recognized globally as a leading African woman entrepreneur, who has founded a world-class manufacturing company competing successfully in a global market. The company, built in 2015, was inaugurated in December 2016, as west Africa’s first smart-card plant. Kofo, one of Africa’s thought leaders in the subjects of entrepreneurship and innovation in the technology sector, has once also won the Africa Awards for Entrepreneurship Mature Business Award. Kofo’s Startup Story Kofo served in the Nigerian Youth Service Corps after which she started her career in the banking industry, working with International Merchant Bank Plc and Chartered Bank Limited. She stayed on in the financial sector for over 12 years until 1997 when she left to start Interface Technologies, a security management and biometrics technologies company. With a mathematics major and an MBA from the University of Strathclyde, she successfully ran Interface Technologies Ltd. (ITL) for nine years, before establishing SecureID Nigeria Ltd., an offshoot from a small department in Interface Technologies and the first VISA certified plant in sub-Saharan Africa. https://face2faceafrica.com/article/african-countries-will-no-longer-spend-billions-to-import-sim-atm-cards-thanks-to-this-nigerian-innovator
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Coming from a man who himself was aligning with a Fulani (Atiku) some few months ago. FFK is nothing but a foool seeking attention. |
"We will do more to protect our own. This evening, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat and I were in Ajegunle to visit the family of late Mrs. Folasade Arogundade, a LASTMA officer who lost her life in the line of duty this past week. Losing a loved one is never easy. May her soul rest in peace" Recall that the tragic incident occured in Apapa area of Lagos on Sunday morning. The late Remilekun was said to be from Apapa Zone 36 station base It was gathered that the officer was at the back of the truck when the tragedy occurred. https://m.facebook.com/jidesanwooluofficial
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superlightning:From the onset, you set out to settle a superiority contest which further reveals your inferiority complex. |
superlightning:Oga please tell us any "Perfect Award"? If it's by global impact, then the Bible and Quran should be the permanent annual winners...lol |
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