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Happy Birthday to Nollywood cry mama
A kalabari-Ijaw native from Rivers State

alphaRego01:
We have always know Akwaibom state as to be perceived as the land of promise.personally,I feel Akwaibom is a state with many untapped opportunities.why I feel this way is because of the absence of many companies like in neighboring states like rivers,delta ..so please,what's ur experience looking for a job and landing one in Akwaibom state....

Before I say anything I wish to ask you
What kind of jobs are you looking for
I am an alumnus of Uniuyo

possibilita:
What's the name if not Tamwills

Tamwills is located at Okuru road axis

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Is it Olu Model school?

ModestGal:
LoL,my own na complete opposite
My own lastborn na curse,if I wasn't the last born,I would have achieved so much more in life. My mum focused all her attention on her other children and left me. And the other children only know how to use me and they waste precious amount of my time in life. Aa day will not go without me wishing I was not the lastsborn. The suffer no be small

And the worst thing na because,I no recieve shishi from them, lol. They have never never been there for me

Modestgal,our iya Ibadan is back
I anticipated your story
But you say your sister bought a laptop for you
That's a good gesture
We need more story
In Dj Khalid voice" another one "

Chibuike Amaechi is the best Rivers state Governor since the return to democratic rule in 1999.
The mantra then was "Yes, I believe"

This one shock me

Mr. Project is working
Flyover Governor

Mummytoo:
No B without BB

B without BB is like a train without an engine I reminisce those days

this is a perfect Christmas gift.
Someday, I will share my testimony.
hopefully, qtguru
what God cannot do doesn't exist.

Chinedotuka:
Marketer for a Bakery

Salary 40k monthly

Interested person should contact Procivi group with the number 09050208127

yeme7, apply for this job opening in warri
I wish you good luck

Imagine, how come my alma mater condone such? I am shocked like our dear President PMB

mamaluwe22:
. Are you from delta state? Ozoro to be precised?

ozoro is an Isoko town

Isoko have strong culture especially the one that pertains to marital affairs
An Isoko woman told me that if a married woman commits adultery and she does not confess, the husband and children will die if they eat anything cooked by her.

so true

pocohantas:
The problem is not that you are shy, the problem is that you are getting old and you are not rich. So you have realized “men age like wine” is only applicable to men with money.

Shebi 4 years ago you were doing a minute silence for single ladies HERE?

Four years later you are not buoyant enough to hook smallies because advanced bachelors without money would be used to play pingpong by 200L girls till they have sense and just like you, they will start patronizing women in their 30s.

That is why you created this thread ”Girls above 30 years are good in relationships”. Smallies done show you shege, you come dey find evening newspaper wey go retire with you.

You are not shy anything. Na money you no get.

Better go through your phonebook and call one of your old girlfriends or neighbours. Make una continue for where una stop. Toor!

it's poco on the beat
she never disappoint
Btw where is Ishilove?

infidelity have led them to the grave. the future is ................

what the young man wrote is true. Gov. Umahi wants to use his position and oppress the young man's freedom of expression/speech.

yeme7:
Lagos too far

since you reside in warri, I opine that you should visit proclivi consult at mofor junction, Udu. they outsource jobs for their clients.

Dareywest001:
She's right!

she refused to conform into the fast failing moral standards characterizing the music industry!

music videos paraded women as cheap objects of mere sexual gratification. .

it takes a lot to stand out!

Bless you LADY!

that's true, I believe Niyola
Not everyone like this entertainment thread of sexualizing women as sex object.
Niyola is a decent lady

food poisoning? what a sad demise.

A 17 years old kidnapper,
another Evans in the making.
Nothing chiwetalu Agu no go see for south East .

ahnie:
He reminds me of one late powerful ibadan politician with long tribal marks like cheetah.
He used to be the amala and gbegiri of Yoruba politics those years.



Every tout has his day of reckoning,it's just a matter of time.

Adedibu the Godfather of Ibadan

Afriqan:
He is bitter for speaking his own truth and also because he's not been as successful as Tuface Idibia? Come on... You don't know what happened and there's always an iota of truth in every rumour.

When issues happen, the lesser man seems to take the blame as he is seen as being jealous, envious or bitter. This is not always the case and everyone deserves to be heard.

exactly

Charmingrascal:
Tubaba will always play the victim card because he knows he is loved and respected by many.

The is the same way he cheated Blackface and played the victim.
He knows he will always get support from the people.

Y'all that will say trash and try to broke shame Brymo should know that Brymo is one of the few artists we have in Nigeria with sensible, intelligent and intellectually sound lyrical contents and he is worth more than 3 Million dollars.

All these kids that are saying his career is dead, simply because you have been listening to gbese and soapy you don't know what good music is, so I won't blame you.

Brymo is stubborn and he was fully ready for this before calling out 2face.

Tubaba should stop playing saint all the time. He is a cultist and cultists can't be trusted.

you are right
this innocent Idibia is not innocent

Charmingrascal:
Brymo already told him to go ahead with the law suit.


Brymo is among the top three sensible musicians in Nigeria.

this innocent Idibia is not innocent
remember the case with Blackface.

Igbankpa:
Kizz Daniel

Back then in school, I was Nick named kizz Daniel because of the striking resemblance.

From height, voice, facial structure as well

My current boss keeps calling me kizz Daniel.

your photos?

golor:
Where u de for ph

woji

pavoda:
Former President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki, has never hidden his ambition to be president of Nigeria and his eyes remain on the ball. In this report, Segun James looks at the politics of a man, who has suddenly become an issue in the match towards 2023

Two years after Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki left office as the President of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, he is still an issue in the nation’s body polity, more so as he assumed a prominent place in the leadership of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Since leaving office, he has not only been a rallying point for the party, he has also spent his time reconciling the fractured party and getting it ready for the 2023 general election.

Synergy may not be an ideal word in politics, yet, accepted political management theory holds that, there are a few ways for a party to boost its value, most especially among states controlled by it. This has been the work of Saraki in the last few months.

However, there’s a reason for Saraki’s efforts. Kit is not just because he has his eyes on the presidency in 2023, but really, what’s an ambition without a viable platform? In addition, he believes the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has performed badly in the last six years, hence the need to go for a competent and capable hand that can lead the nation out of the doldrums.

He is neither from the core north nor from the south. He comes from the middle belt, a part of the country that has also been agitating that the presidency should be zoned to them. He believes he would be a unifier in a nation that is torn between ethnic and religious divides. He has been going round the country, promising, albeit on behalf of the party, to make a country suffering collapse of confidence to stand tall again.

Until Saraki was being harassed by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) for alleged financial crimes committed as governor of Kwara State from 2007 to 2015, that it became known to many that he might have been marked for decimation.

Although the EFCC has denied arresting him over allegations of fraud and money laundering, but his invitation was evidently suspect. EFCC spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren said contrary to reports, the former governor of Kwara simply honoured the invitation of the commission, stressing that he was not arrested.

“It is true he was invited, and he responded but there are no details at the moment,” said Uwujaren

Saraki was said to have been arrested in Abuja shortly after attending a wedding ceremony of the daughter of one of his loyalists and the Third Republic Kwara State governor, Senator Shaaba Lafiagi.

A statement by his Media Office, signed by Alhaji Yusuph Olaniyonu, also confirmed that Saraki was invited to clarify issues that the commission raised with him, but was never arrested.

“Following the order of the Federal High Court, Abuja, on the Fundamental Human Rights case filed by Saraki during the period of the former Chairman of the EFCC, which precluded the commission from investigating him until the matter is dispensed with, the commission at the last hearing on July 14, 2021, pleaded with the judge that the order was preventing them from doing their job.

“Following this complaint, Saraki, as a responsible citizen, on his own volition approached the commission that at the earliest convenient date, he was willing to visit the commission’s office and clarify all issues they might want to raise with him.

“He, therefore, visited the commission’s office this afternoon and answered some questions. He is back home. He was not arrested. Saraki also assured the commission that he has nothing to hide and will always make himself available to clear all issues that may require his attention.”

If there was one thing that the former President of the United States of America, Mr. Donald Trump has, it is to intuitively see the future opposition. It was this that made him ask the Ukrainian government to investigate and discredit a yet to be nominated Joe Biden as the candidate of the opposition Democratic Party.

It was this intuition that also made him say, even before the 2020 election that, “I will not concede if I lose as it would be deemed corrupt.” Both scenarios became true. Today, in Nigeria, a similar scenario is playing out. The attempt to discredit potential opposition candidates by the ruling APC is the name of the game.

Saraki is no stranger to controversy. The former president of the senate was one of the five governors that crossed the Rubicon by defecting from the PDP to the newly formed congregation of political parties, the APC in 2013, a move that led to the loss of power by the PDP and President Goodluck Jonathan to APC’s Muhammadu Buhari in 2015.

Not long after that, he had another reason to return to his PDP. The move, this time, did not achieve the dramatic effect of the first.

Exceptional times call for exceptional measures. This appears to be the situation in the Nigerian polity. Yes, politics has begun in earnest and the race for 2023 is hotting up; and Saraki is one of the people on the front line.

Over the past decades, Saraki has been a recurring decimal in the political scene of Nigeria. Either as governor of Kwara State or President of the Senate, he had consciously stayed politically relevant since 1999, building bridges across the different divides.

For Saraki, taking the road less travelled has often led to better results, even though very controversial. But one that is often overlooked: crisscrossing from the PDP to the APC and back is no big deal.

Scion of the enigmatic Ilorin political leader, Dr. Olusola Saraki, Bukola took his first tottering steps in politics at the coming of the 4th Republic and within a few years, stepped out of his father’s shadows and established himself as a leader and force to be reckoned with.

However, the surprising thing about Saraki’s invitation by the EFCC for alleged corruption charges committed while in office as governor was not the allegation, but the timing.

Saraki is today one of the leading contenders for the presidential ticket of the opposition PDP, even though none has openly declared for the nation’s number seat. Given his antecedent as a political strategist, the belief in some quarters is that the invitation was a warning sign of things to come.

The story of Saraki is the tale of a man that has been able to defy the odds at every turn. Until the “Otògé” movement in Kwara, which uprooted his stranglehold on the state’spolitics, Saraki, like his father, had been able to negotiate himself into the national consciousness and reckoning.

But the Otògé movement, which changed the dynamics in the state politics, uprooted Saraki and his loyalists from the state’s political system, has turned out positive. Barely two years later, Saraki is not just back into the reckoning, he is the in-thing, a situation that is giving the state governor sleepless nights.

A few years ago, PDP’s political hegemony in Nigeria was unassailable, but today, all of that is history. No thanks to Saraki and others, who left the party. But now that he is back to the fold, could he repeat the magic of 2013? That remains one of the salient questions as the race towards 2023 inches closer.

In politics, culture splits wildly. Politics encourages one another to cross-carpet along the political divide without regard to ideological difference.

The going forth and back by Saraki and a former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has been a source of concern for some of the electorate, who have keyed into their ideologies. But, surely, there is a similarity between the PDP and the APC, which in fact, is the reason for the seeming confusion over the ideal choice among the voting Nigerians. It is the lack of ideology between both parties.

Every crisis is a challenge and an opportunity. Yesterday’s solutions are often unsuitable for today’s victory. Since Saraki’s reconciliation committee started working, the PDP seemed to have gotten its groove back. The party is not only on its way back from the edge of extinction but from all indications, it may end up giving the APC a run for its money and vanished goodwill.

With Nigerians fed up with the almost eight years of the APC and President Buhari, there is certainly hope for the opposition party; and Saraki seems to be one of the “great white hopes” that could drive the process. But will he and the PDP succeed?

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2021/10/5/2023-and-oloye-sarakis-irresistible-charm/

He can win the pdp National chairmanship election but presidency is not for Bukola

Awo the great Asiwaju

golor:
Swears ! God is faithful.

cut soap for a fellow Tuskite I am in port Harcourt

golor:
Edit ke ..what for actually ? Does that picture look edited to u ...this my edited picture Omah lay no near

Golor, I remember the days of little beginning in Uniuyo
Now you are doing well