Mumu talk. No be for this UK wey we dey? una think say once una come UK doctor go rush attend to una. Always posting rubbish on social media. Nigeria healthcare system might be shitty but don't make it look like th UK is heaven. There are lots of challenges here as well.
Daejumong: If I were Pst Adeboye, I would have named the University after Akindayomi from the word go. It’s a no brainer for me. This can’t happen in most other churches. I feel it’s not fair to the founder and his family.
This man is in heaven. Allow him to rest in peace. Whether or not they rename Redeeemers after him, it doesn't change anything.
fergie001: Yamal shrugged off Ayyoub Bouaddi (Lille/France), Pau Cubarsi (Barcelona/Spain), Desire Doue (Paris Saint-Germain/France), Estevao (Palmeiras/Chelsea & Brazil), Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal/England), Rodrigo Mora (Porto/Portugal), Joao Neves (Paris Saint-Germain/Portugal) & Kenan Yildiz (Juventus/Turkiye); to become the first player to win the Kopa trophy twice since its inception in 2018.
The Kopa trophy is agreed upon by former Ballon d'Or winners who settle for a professional player under 21 years who have distinguished himself in any of the leagues scattered around the globe.
Past Winners: Kylian Mbappe (2018) Matthijs de Ligt (2019) Pedri (2021) Gavi (2022) Jude Bellingham (2023) Lamine Yamal (2024)
Bar1941: Are you high on something or what? Is Esama of Benin greater than Oba of Benin? Even Oba of Benin can’t say he’s bigger than Alafin.
Through I don’t like this Alafin but I think the old Esama merit that respect. The organisers of the event were not competent. Every seats for dignitaries ought to be indicated.
I made my point and I did not insult you but if you come here to say thrash I will give you that insult you need.
RandDigital: Miss SA made global headlines last year with the Chidimma saga hence the focus on this year's event. It's not rocket science, NL mods understand news - you don't.
E get people wey I dey respond to for this forum. U never reach.
The Miss South Africa organisation has officially revealed its Top 10 beauty queens for 2025, stirring some long-awaited excitement amongst SA’s pageantry crowd.
This year, women from all walks have made the cut. Doctors, flight attendants, accountants, IT professionals, entrepreneurs, models, and actresses. One of these ten fabulous ladies will go on to take the highest pageantry title in the country from reigning Miss South Africa 2024, Mia le Roux.
With judges Liezel van der Westhuizen, Devi Sankaree Govender, and Ndavi Nokeri leading the nationwide search for SA’s best, the finalists were unveiled ahead of the grand finale which will take place at SunBet Arena in Pretoria on 25 October.
Each of them brings not just beauty, but a powerful purpose they’re each hoping will them through to the diamond crown.
FINALISTS: Top row in picture 1 (left to right)
1. Bridgette Jones (28) - ‘No one gets left behind’ - Athlone, Cape Town - Flight attendant
2. Karabo Mareka (27) - ‘You will never know unless you try’ - Alexandra, Johannesburg - Flight attendant
3. Lebohang Msimanga (27) - ‘Stick to the plan, not your mood’ - Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal - Economics and Marketing
onochurch: Nigerian Senate President Godswill Akpabio faces criticism over leadership.
...as Prince Saviour Iche reiterates on Senator Akpabio's key roles
By Naomi Onome
Comrade Prince Saviour Iche, a human rights advocate, founder of Ambassadors of Peace and Enlightenment Foundation (AMPEF) and president of 'The Voice of the Voiceless Media', criticises Nigerian senators led by Senate President Godswill Akpabio for their ineffectual leadership and lack of transparency since they were elected into office in 2023.
He said the Senate is known to employ the use of a check and balance mechanism to address the excesses of the Federal government. However, some ill-managed cases are addressed in the public hearings during their plenary meetings, causing resentment among the masses, such as the issue of Natasha, a controversial figure that has been a contentious topic in the Senate for months.
He further said,
"It is frustrating that the Nigerian Senate and specifically Senator Godswill Akpabio would make public hearings only to discuss Sen. Natasha's case all the time as if we no longer have other issues to address. The perceived lack of tangible achievements and the focus on certain issues like the Natasha case, which seems to be dominating discussions, is totally absurd."
Highlighting a couple of key concerns, it is pertinent that,
"There is a lack of checks and balances; the Senate isn't effectively exercising its oversight role over the Federal Government, leading to unchecked decisions and bills passing without sufficient scrutiny."
"Discussion of national issues, which includes important matters of national interest, including budget considerations, security issues and other concerning issues, should be addressed during these meetings, not irrelevant discussions that have no positive impact on the nation."
"Nigeria's Senate is a check and balance mechanism, allowing the Senate to regulate the Federal government's excesses. However, some bills already pass even before their reading as long as they are from the federal government, leading to issues; some cases should go to public hearings for public scrutiny, besides the three tiers of government, since they have remained dormant and irresponsive in functionality."
"There is a disconnect with the masses; Nigerians are critical about the Senate's engagement with the public and policymaking that benefits the people. Unfortunately, in recent times the public hearings aren't representing the masses effectively."
"I specifically criticise Senator Akpabio's leadership in the Senate; it is disappointing and frustrating with reference to past controversies with EFCC, where immunity covered his excesses. At this point, his leadership purpose is not useful to Nigerians; it is suggested that he consider resigning to preserve what's left of his reputation."
"Nigerians are looking for tangible policy achievements or actions from the senators to show they're representing the people's interests instead of prolonged focus on the Natasha case and the perceived shortcomings in governance."
"The Nigerian Senators could convey public hearings as related to the welfare of the masses to show they're representing them, based on the concerns of critiques, something to show that 'they're committed to transparent governance, actively engaging with Nigerians on critical policies, and holding the executive accountable for the benefit of all Nigerians.'"
Senator Godswill Akpabio is being urged to resign to preserve his respect. Despite being a governor for eight years and a minister during the last administration, Akpabio has been making errors and is being questioned about his tenure. Iche, in his summation, emphasised the importance of transparency and accountability in the Nigerian political landscape.
Person wey him problem na upuehhh. What do you expect from him? Akpabio should have been the no. 1 person to put this government in check but it's unfortunate that someone like him is heading the Senate.
ibabz: How exactly did you arrive at these statistics? Do you genuinely believe any southern candidate can defeat Tinubu in 2027? You might need to reassess your data. At the moment, there are three major contenders from the South but only one from the North. What does that signal? The northern bloc is preparing to consolidate behind a single candidate, while the South is set to split its votes among three gladiators.
Historically, the North has always delivered the largest share of votes in Nigeria, and I don’t expect that to change in 2027. If Atiku manages to secure even 70% of the northern votes, while the southern gladiators divide the southern votes in a rough ratio of 60:30:10, Atiku’s path to victory becomes very straightforward.
The real swing factor will be the choice of running mates, that will determine how much support each candidate can attract from outside their regional base. Don’t you think so?
What do you mean by do you think any southern candidate can defeat tinubu? Which other southern state did Tinubu Genuinely win? Aside his south western States?
alphonsojaybaz: Kemi Olunloyo Accuses Tonto Dikeh of Alleged Affair With Iyabo Ojo’s Partner Paulo
Fresh drama has hit Nollywood as controversial journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, has accused actress Tonto Dikeh of allegedly having an intimate relationship with Paulo, the lover of fellow actress Iyabo Ojo. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
The claim, which has since gone viral on social media, adds to Olunloyo’s recent series of allegations against Nollywood stars.
The Allegation
According to Kemi Olunloyo, the alleged affair reportedly happened in Dubai after Paulo secured Tonto Dikeh’s release during her police altercation in the city.
YoshiMaster: One again, it seems some Nigerians are ready to bury any sign of progress.
Here we are, once again, diminishing the accomplishments of an MIT graduate.
MIT, known as the top school in the world?
Once again, the prefer Nepa certificates and people that graduated before their school was founded.
What a people.
What else do you expect from a party that rigged elections with a known drug lord?
You no see say the government too heavy for them? Them no even know wetin them dey do. SP dey victimise another man wife because she no gree am chop. CJN no know wetin dey happen for system. Judges dey sleep, justice now na for the highest bidder, President dey run up and down. Nobody know wetin him dey find. Confused set of humans. They will do something today and reverse tomorrow..na trial and error government.
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