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[/color]post=139591316]President Tinubu’s wife, Remi Tinubu wants Nigerians to praise her husband because he is now sleeping at 3am every day trying to solve Nigeria insecurity problems.
“My Husband Now Sleeps At 3am,

I can assure you, we don’t have Mondays or Sundays. The President is working round the clock to get this matter resolved. At times, Mr President will sleep at 3:00am and God has been faithful".

How many hours of sleep does the First Lady think an average Nigerian gets a day.

What about the kidnapped victims who are in the bush for the past 3 months sleeping under the rain, sun and cold.

What about the fathers and mothers who are awake all night thinking about how to feed and pay their children’s school fees.

The president doesn’t should be awake all night if he has to, to make sure Nigerians are protected.

That’s the kind of Job he applied for.





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ELVISHOT:
The fight between Tacha and Seyi is getting harder , It is no longer news that Pepper Dem housemates, Seyi and Tacha have not been in a cordial relationship for some weeks.

Tacha and Seyi have tried very hard to stay away from each other in the house to avoid conflict.

Well, the two crossed each-others part today in the kitchen and they could not help but hurl abusive words at themselves.

Recall that during live eviction show on the 8th of September, Tacha spoke about her alteration with Seyi. Ebuka and other fans of the BBNaija reality TV show did not see it coming as the 23 year old completely humiliated Seyi in front of the other housemates.

According to Tacha, She said Seyi cannot achieve what she could achieve at age 23. Tacha called him a consistent drunk and she continued ‘if it wasn’t for Big Brother, he would come close to achieving what I have achieved at 23.

See more, and Watch The Video Below,


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bavXSjmwJHE

Source:
https://www.thenaijafame.com.ng/2019/09/bbnaija-video-of-tacha-seyis-dramatic.html?m=1

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lackren:
Schools in Kwara State would not accept any instructional materials with pictures of any personality, according to a statement issued by Press Secretary, Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, Yakub K. Aliagan.

This follows allegations that instructional materials donated to public schools in Kwara from the Mandate Office of former Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki had pictures or other insignias of the former senate president.

Information on social media also alleged that those materials were rejected at the schools and there have been calls on the government to speak on the development.

The statement claimed that the state government was not aware of the distribution of the instructional materials in the first instance.

The statement read, “The appropriate thing to do is to send those materials to the Ministry of Education, which has a statutory duty of vetting learning materials for quality control and then approve such for distribution.

Not doing so was a violation of a basic rule, which is key to strengthening our institutions and keeping standards.

“Besides, it is wrong for anyone to emblazon their images or personal logos on instructional materials made with public resources for distribution in public schools.

The said materials were some sort of Constituency Projects, which had been approved and funded by the Federal Government of Nigeria.

“It is instructive to note that the Kwara State Ministry of Education recently approached Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to mass-produce instructional materials with his picture emblazoned on them ahead of school resumption and the governor rejected the proposal on the ground that there should be no personalisation of projects executed with public funds,” it said.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/kwara-schools-reject-instructional-materials-from-saraki.html

c karma dealing with d former Senate. chaiii

Is it dat ipob 4got their brodas n sis in the north. These guys should not come n put others in trouble o..if u knw u knw

too much of make-up sometimes sef de make person worwor

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Bungalow:
If you multiply all the PCP votes by 10 and add it to PDP votes .
Buhari is still the winner .
Atiku lost the election fair and square . Please stop looking for excuses

lol....u no get chill rara

SS n SE were thumb� printing on PCP.......eeya

Amarabae:
Fine lady *point of correction*

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oya beautiful lady how r doing?

Amarabae:
Oriaku Don arrive.

fine gal

7Alexander:
Bloody hypocrites! Go to the North and see the sexual atrocities their teenage girls are comitting, even the married ones. Dont be deceived by their long black veil.

Appearance of piety doesn't mean one is pious. Yeye!

You're blessed with wisdom! Nice question

why is it that u Pple make references to north whenever they talked about Muslim....sorry are they d founder of d Islamic religion?

StaffofOrayan:
So it's not about the budget??

i do not know o

source from inside said Ambode is d one financing Agbaje PDP campaign bcus of denial to 2nd term

Nigeria is going somewhere now

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he's a joker

imhotep:
Mumuism everywhere

and u just brought ursef out chinchin

Hail d pressido

ABUJA—PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, said his administration will not be in a hurry to enter into any agreement that would make the country a dumping ground and jeopardise the security of the nation. Consequently, the President has set up a committee to review the Continental Free Trade Area, CFTA, framework agreement, which was signed in Kigali, Rwanda, yesterday, by some African countries. President Muhammadu Buhari The President’s declaration came as 44 African countries agreed to form a $3 trillion continental free-trade zone encompassing 1.2 billion people, even as the continent’s two biggest economies, Nigeria and South Africa, were among countries that withheld their consent. This is even as President of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, MAN, Dr. Frank Jacobs, said at a media briefing, yesterday, that the agreement, in its present form, would put Nigeria’s manufacturing sector and the economy in general at a gross disadvantage against other countries. Briefing State House correspondents after the Federal Executive Council, FEC, meeting presided over by the President at the Council Chambers, Presidential Villa, Abuja, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Chief Femi Adesina, said it was expected that Minister of Labour would call for a stakeholders’ meeting with the labour movement to brainstorm on the implications of the CFTA framework agreement. He said: “The explanation from the President, which the FEC bought, was that he would not want to agree to anything that would hinder local entrepreneurs, and on the surface, except if proven wrong, is that that agreement has the capacity to affect local entrepreneurship. “Then he also said anything that could encourage the dumping of finished goods in Nigeria was going to be contrary to our interest. So, it is one of the reasons he declined. Then he said the country is yet to fully understand the economic and security implications of the agreement.” 44 countries agree on $3trn African trade bloc Meanwhile, 44 African countries, yesterday, agreed to form a $3 trillion continental free-trade zone encompassing 1.2 billion people, even as the continent’s two biggest economies, Nigeria and South Africa, were among countries that withheld their consent. The African Union, AU, in 2015 moved to establish a 55-nation bloc, African Continental Free Trade Area, AfCFTA, expected to be the biggest in the world by member states, in a bid to increase intra-regional trade. Nigeria, S/Africa lead boycott Nigeria pulled out at the last minute due to pressure on government from stakeholders that they were not adequately consulted on the agreement. Others staying out of the bloc were Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Zambia, Burundi, Eritrea, Benin, Sierra Leone and Guinea Bissau. It was not immediately clear why South Africa stayed on the sidelines. MAN calls for review of draft agreement At a press briefing, yesterday, in Lagos, President of MAN, Dr. Frank Jacobs, said the agreement, in its current form, will put Nigeria’s manufacturing sector and the economy in general at a gross disadvantage against other countries. MAN called on government to convene a special meeting of relevant stakeholders, including experts on trade policy, to quickly review the text of the draft agreement to reflect Nigeria’s national interest. He said: “We are at a great disadvantage to many countries in the continent in terms of infrastructure such as inadequate power, bad roads, and inefficient rail services. ‘’Though, we acknowledge that government has scaled up intervention in infrastructural development, as evidenced in devoting more funds to capital projects in 2018 budget, until we achieve appreciable progress in this regard, we would be competing at an unfair advantage. ‘We recommended that government should back out because there was no adequate and proper consultation.” ‘’Ideally, we had expected that we would be carried along, because some critical concerns that would have been addressed during negotiations were not adequately addressed. It is important to address the concern of the private sector during the negotiations,” Jacobs said. Rwandan president Paul Kagame, host of an African Union (AU) summit, called to conclude the initial negotiations, and declared the meeting a success after 44 African nations signed up to establish the free trade bloc within 18 months. The project needed a minimum of 22 countries signing up to get off the ground and Kagame hailed the effort so far. “It would have been great if the two biggest economies on the continent, Nigeria and South Africa, had signed, but the most important is that the rest of the continent is sending a right message to these two biggest economies that we are moving ahead without you. What is at stake is the dignity and well-being of Africa’s farmers, workers and entrepreneurs,” said Michael Kottoh, an analyst at Confidential Strategies in Ghana.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/cfta-wont-allow-nigeria-dumping-ground-buhari/

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Allah protect us

Nawa oo dis pple wey de fight for seniority now reduced their Age

rosalieene:
Ayam number 5, The Gentle One

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sinaj:
Different strokes for different men.

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God is only u dat can help our generation