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Nice one

Omeokachie:
2nd Niger bridge in South South

The so-called youth leaders in this picture didn't thank him for East-West road, but 2nd Niger bridge.

Yes, linking South South(Delta) with South East(Anambra)

Yes...Graduated increase. If your current salary is 100k at 18k minimum wage, then with the increase to 30k minimum wage , your salary should be at 166k . 67% increase. But it is not practically applied like that. That is why we that are in the field understand that the current minimum wage of 18k is not even being implemented for people at higher grade levels in most states and private sector. They only applied it to people at lower cadre.
So when you hear that the new minimum wage is at 30k, don't rejoice...it is only the man at the lowest ebb that will enjoy 67% increase ...the higher your grade level , the lower your graduated increase will become, to as low as 5%.

But the lady confirmed Buhari Popularity

lilbest4:
Trump campaigned for those senators and Governors despite all the supposed Trump rejection, they won which means the people there are behind Trump and those states are the deciding factors in presidential election as they have more electoral values

Democrats flipped 6 States Governorship.

Legacy of Corruption

Let me count
Going by the pic 25 people per row, 20 rows =500 in the hall.
Let assume people outside double the ones inside=1000
Total =1500

So far, Democrats gained 6 more States, While GOP lost 6 States.There are 36 governor's races on the ballot in the 2018 midterms. These races, along with control of state legislatures, are crucial for the redistricting battles to come after the 2020 election
It is a blue wave in America

Buhari Tsunami ...

Democrats just won the House in Mid term US Election

Former Head of Service you mean?

Is Nnamdi Kanu an illitrate?

Legalese:
Quick question. Is the Sultan of Sokoto a traditional or religious leader?

Both

This Picture has actually defined history and set precedent for the future

FG to Call off Strike?

From 2000 to 2015, Nigeria did achieve one single MDG goal-Peter Obi

hisexcellency34:
ICPC Should Be Scrapped...EFCC We Know. Wetin ICPC dey do sef?

See your life

bigfish3k:
my own question is:

why is the exam number missen

they wrote N/A instead

Exam Number was not Missing... Ignorance is a disease

The midterm polls have opened in America today for the first time since Donald Trump took office, with majorities in both the House of Representatives and the Senate hanging in the balance.

Mr Trump, the US president, has used a nationwide campaign blitz to issue dire warnings about the threat posed by illegal immigration and claim credit for the soaring US economy.

Democrats, spearheaded in the final few days by former president Barack Obama, have focussed on healthcare, an issue ranked high on voters’ list of priorities and one the party leadership believes is a Republican weak spot.

On paper, the Democrats should take back the House. They need to flip just 23 seats to secure a majority – more than doable given historical trends and Mr Trump’s low personal approval rating.

Winning back the Senate is considerably harder, despite the Republicans only holding a slim 51-to-49 seat majority.

Three quarters of Senate seats up for re-election this year are held by Democrats, many competing in states Mr Trump won in 2016.

That means the Democrats have to somehow hold most of their current seats and pick off a handful of Republican incumbents if they want to secure control – a tall order.

Turnout is expected to be key, with both sides pushing hard to energise their base in a bid to drive voters to the polls.

The Democrats held a double-digit lead over Republicans in polls tracking enthusiasm earlier in the year, but the gap shrunk markedly after the heated Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation row.


https://www.vixpal.com/docs/us-midterm-elections-2018-live-america-votes-on-the-future-of-congress-and-donald-trumps-presidency/
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/11/06/us-midterm-elections-2018-live-polls-open-donald-trump-senate/