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Moferere:
It takes a courage for a young man to reject this offer.
I sincerely salute his courage.

Okowa's N3.5m and appointment rejected as his S.A On Youth Mobilization, Declares Support For Peter Obi.

A young Nigerian man, Omenuwoma Josiah has rejected Governor Ifeanyi Okowa's appointment as Special Assistant on Youth Mobilization.

Governor Okowa of Delta State is also the Vice Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, ahead of 2023 general elections.

In a statement made available to our correspondent, Mr Josiah also declared full support for the presidential candidate of Labour Party, Peter Obi.

According to him, "I choose to be OBIDIENT and I have decided to remain actively OBIDIENT because I strongly believe that Nigeria will be better if Mr Peter Obi is President by 2023."

"I sincerely wish to thank Is Excellency Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa to have graciously offered me the opportunity to serve and I most grateful to my Caring Big Brother/Friend, Distinguished Leader, My great Supporter and Father to have recommend me, influenced and facilitated the appointment, "Big Bros you don too show me love wen I no fit forget" It's unfortunate the came at this time that I have actively engaged and Committed myself to the OBIDIENT Movement."

" I am so sorry that I have to decline the appointment, I would have really love to serve, this was a very difficult decision."

" I wish to also appreciate all those that Supported me, those that criticized me (Constructively or destructively), those that were proud of me and those that we disappointed."

" Going forward, let's respect each other decision and choice as we work towards a better Nigeria, let's put the general interest of Nigerians first because the overall welfare and security of Nigerians is more important."

cowboyvs:
She made the video without showing her face but I know it was her VJ cos we have been intimate before.

Metrofox:
person dey Waka pass , them give am printed banner make she hold. She doesn't even know how to read .

DamianX:
Once I saw your legs, you inviting anyone over and your emphasis on carrot and cucumber I just know say conji don Dy hold you.

jesusjnr2020:
One Question You Must Ask Yourself Before You Eat The Forbidden Fruit

"After eating the forbidden fruit, what next?"

Because it's usually regret that follows, hence that's one question we must ask ourselves beforehand, when the urge to eat it becomes so strong as though we won't survive or would die if we didn't eat it.

What next, after we've eaten of it?

What next, after we finally got a taste of that which we so desperately craved?

Would it be worth the trouble?

Would the hype or craving prior to eating it meet up with what follows?

The most deceptive about forbidden fruits is that beforehand it makes people feel like it's the solution to their problems in life, so once they got a taste of it, all their problems would be solved. So they'd damn all the consequences, however only to end up bitterly disappointed afterwards, when their eyes suddenly become opened to the realization that the forbidden fruit wasn't what it appeared to be.

That's how Adam and Eve got us to this miserable point we found ourselves. Of all the fruits in the garden of Eden which God had given them freedom to eat, it was the one which God commanded them not to touch that they thought they couldn't survive without.

But guess what? They finally tasted of that fruit they desperately desired, but after that, what next?

Regrets, regrets, and more regrets as their eyes became open to realize the craving wasn't worth it.

The woman who thought it would solve her problems, was now filled with regret knowing she had been deceived by the lying serpent. Genesis 3:13

The man who was so proud of the woman after God gave her to him, that he called her "the bone of my bones" and "flesh of my flesh" now saw her as the enemy and a stranger, calling her "the woman you gave me." Genesis 2:23, 3:12.

The forbidden fruit at the time meant just one thing to Adam and Eve. It was the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil which God had commanded not to eat of after He made them in the beginning.

Today it means a lot things, but it was from that one thing in the beginning, even the forbidden fruit that Adam and Eve ate that all of them emerged. The forbidden fruit was the seed they sowed into their lives in the beginning which brought about that harvest of forbidden fruits we have today.

So was it worth eating the fruit?

All the consequences, the sufferings, the regrets, the pain, the poverty, the enmity, the complications, the famines, the disasters, the diseases, the deaths, etc?

The next time we find ourselves in a situation where it appears as though we cannot survive without eating the forbidden fruit, let's ask ourselves the question, after we've done that, what next?

Although yours may not have the kind of widespread and devastating impact the sin of Adam and Eve had on humanity, there are still damning consequences for any and every forbidden fruit that is eaten, so it's important that before we make those defining decisions we ask ourselves such a question, so we don't do things in a brief moment that would make us live in regret for the rest of our lives.

God bless.

Onlinefarmstore:
Now in Abuja, might likely spend the night here as I received a directive not to proceed to Jos this night as I am not cleared to moved!!

Nice update OP

I sincerely pray and wish you safe trip.
Seems like you are in the armed forces

Thinkam:
I'm 23 this lady is 28, I no get money O, I just prefer long term solutions to immediate problems.

Yes I'm a weak man

More than 1.9 million vulnerable Nigerians are to benefit from about N38bn being disbursed as grants of N20,000 each to beneficiaries under the Grant for Vulnerable Groups programme of the Federal Government.

Data released in Abuja on Friday by the National Cash Transfer Office of the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management indicated that the bank details of the over 1.9 million beneficiaries had been digitised.

This came as the Humanitarian Minister, Sadiya Farouq, kicked-off the disbursement of N20,000 each to vulnerable and poor residents of the Federal Capital Territory during the commencement of the second round of the programme.

Farouq re-inaugurated the programme, which hitherto was known as Cash Grant for Rural Women, as she stated that it would now be known as Grant for Vulnerable Groups in order to encourage inclusivity.

She further said the Grant for Vulnerable Groups programme was introduced in 2020 to sustain the social inclusion agenda of the Federal Government.

The minister was quoted in a statement signed by the ministry’s Permanent Secretary, Nasir Sani-Gwarzo, as saying, “It is consistent with the national target of lifting 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in 10 years.

“It is designed to provide a one-off grant to some of the poorest and most vulnerable women in rural and peri-urban areas of the country. A cash grant of N20,000 is being disbursed to poor women and youths across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory.

“Our target in the FCT is to disburse the grant to over 2,900 beneficiaries across the six Area Councils. In line with President Muhammadu Buhari’s social inclusion, 70 per cent of the total number of beneficiaries is for women while the remaining 30 per cent is for men.”

Farouq added, “In addition, about 15 per cent of the total number of beneficiaries is specifically allocated to the segment of the population with special needs, including Persons with Disability, internally displaced persons and senior citizens in the FCT.”

In her remarks, the National Coordinator, Conditional Cash Transfer, Halima Shehu, announced that the Grant for Vulnerable Groups was now fully digitised.

She said, “From the National Cash Transfer office, we have fully digitised the process. We have over 1.9 million beneficiaries that now have NUBAN accounts in commercial banks across the country.

“This is a huge milestone because records have shown that there is no programme of this type that has achieved such success. Six months ago, we flagged off digitisation. All our beneficiaries now have debit cards from different banks across the country.

“We have given them a lot of coaching and mentoring financially and so we can now say that they have been financially included because they are now fully banked.”

Cognitivereason:
lol...
what is needed here are not ur DJI kind of drones..

this drones cost billions to purchase just one...not ur 500k kind of drone

we are talking of wingloong , predator type of drones operated by airforce.. these are thick bushes not highways..
even an armed helicopter can never spot them..except they have sensor balls/ electro optical targeting system with thermal imagery...this sensor balls are damn expensive and also require diplomatic approach to acquire

godofuck231:
Reconnaissance report, situation report , real time feed,effective weapons deployment and strategy , counter measures , whats the enemy ammunition supply line like,how can the airforce deploy slippers on high grounds and circumvent the resupply or advancements towards kaduna, the army should find their arms catche, what happened to the all terrain vehicles ,where is the mobility div , what anoutvthe mountain div , the army isn't supposed to take this whooping ,they are supposed to deal the whooping , the NSA should whip his boys hard and get it done with

AERO CONTRACTOR AND DANA BOW OUT

After 61 years in Nigerian skies, Aero Contractor painfully shuts down operations, throwing hundreds into the already saturated labour market.

While another airline, Dana Air follows suit a week after, Arik Air and Ibom Air are struggling leaving passengers stranded for hours over disruptions occasioned by high cost of JetA1 aviation fuel and difficulty accessing forex for aircraft maintenance.

Kelsmatuc:
[/color]Left for me, I'll urge all Christians to stop attacking Tinubu.....if his choice is wrong, go get ur PVC n let him feel it via d polling unit ....all dis noise is not worth it

Tchalz:
Those who trained the teachers were first trained by Primary School Teachers. You won't get anywhere with this argument

Sonoyom:
Who trained the professor?

jkpbestseries:
who trained the professors

Odidigboigbo:
Your question is like the argument between egg and fowl, who came first?

VeeVeeMyLuv:
Kai
Nawao

Both are imparting knowledge
One teaches while the other lectures.

Again individuals on whom the knowledge is being imparted differ in age, educational in both groups. While the methodolody also difers between the two