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kanu is the best but most talented is Jay Jay Okocha so skillful they name him twice

The job before you go for other academic pursuit later.

Ijaw to the world #we rise

ModestGal:
Yesterday videos weren't clear at all,as it was my first time out in the night, and I was going very scared. And I was cold as well, we will try again this evening before it goes very dark

you have left Ibadan for Canada
Congrats
you went to study for Phd?

Ilamina:
What should I do
I am getting scared . I wanna move out
All because I was saying hello to my friend from the balcony
While there were at the their own balcony

you are no longer obsess about montessori international school.

Ilamina:
What should I do
I am getting scared . I wanna move out
All because I was saying hello to my friend from the balcony
While there were at the their own balcony

you are no longer obsess about montessori international school.

Ilamina:
What should I do
I am getting scared . I wanna move out
All because I was saying hello to my friend from the balcony
While there were at the their own balcony

you are no longer obsess about montessori international school.

I like this pastor since his days in RCCG Ride on sir

giftibo:
The Leadership of Ijaw Youth Council (IYC) Eastern Zone ably led by the Capacity Chairman Comrade Sammy George made an historic visit to Ndoki Kingdom for meeting with the Chiefs and the Traditional Rulers both from Oyigbo LGA of Rivers State,Ukwa East LGA of Abia State and Ukanafun LGA of Akwa Ibom State.

The Historic Meeting in preparation for the IYC Ndoki Clan inauguration was well attended by Chiefs, the Vice Chairman Ukwa East LGA Of Abia State and the following Royal Majesties.

HRM EZE S.N NWAEKE JP
ONONANKWUME VI, OMUIHUEZE 1, CHAIRMAN OF OYIGBO LGA COUNCIL OF TRADITIONAL RULERS.

HRM EZE IKEAGWUCHI EKEKE.
CHAIRMAN UKWA EAST LGA COUNCIL OF TRADITIONAL RULERS OF ABIA STATE.

HRM EZE I.O NWANKWO.
SECRETARY UKWA EAST LGA COUNCIL OF TRADITIONAL RULERS.

HRM EZE DAMINABO JOSHUA

DR IDA FELIX WABOSO

CHIEF FIDELIS NWAOCHA
THE TRADITIONAL PRIME MINISTER OF UMU IHUEEZE CLAN

CHIEF FRIDAY ONYEUKWU

AND HON CHIZOBE ONWUNWANNE
THE VICE CHAIRMAN OF UKWA EAST LGA OF ABIA STATE.

It was indeed an historic moment filled with boundless joys and fulfilment as been expressed by their Majesties reuniting the Ndoki Clan to their Ijaw Root.

HRM Eze S.N Nwaeke JP, the Chairman of Oyigbo Council of Traditional Rulers and the Most Senior of all the Traditional Rulers of Ndoki Clan in his words while expressing his deepest gratitude to the facilitators of the Reunion and the IYC Ndoki Clan Inauguration said " now I have what to tell my Ancestors when I finally join them".

Both leaders of Ndoki Clan and the IYC Eastern Zone delegation agreed to do the formal inauguration of IYC Ndoki Clan on the 10th of May before 2019 ISAAC BORO'S DAY 16th MAY to enable them prepare for their full participation in celebration of the NIGER DELTA LEGENDARY REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER, MAJOR ISAAC JASPER ADAKA BORO.

Comrade Sammy George Chairman IYC Eastern Zone with his Council and Elders are indeed rebuilding the Broken Ancient Landmarks that ones bounded our Forebears as ONE UNITED IJAW.
They are ready to go with their brothers
IJAW REPUBLIC.
#WERISE.

ndi potopoto will not like this
We Rise

ElBenny:
Let me tell you a true life tale of my old friend, Marvis Isaac (name changed to protect his identity).

Marvis was an old friend of mine; we were both classmates in the same primary school, HAMJO Victory Academy, Ada George Road, PHC.

Marvis, like every other class topper was smart, calm and intelligent.

He was a handsome kid with a curly, brownish-black hair that all teachers and fellow pupils admired.

We graduated from primary school and found a new life at different high schools. I lost contact with Marvis and many other fellow pupils, except for a few who lived in the same neighbourhood with me.

Years passed, and I eventually gained admission into Rivers State University of Science and Technology (as was the institution's name back then). Marvis was almost a forgotten personality to me at the time, since it had been a long time we all headed our different ways.

Once, I was walking home after the day's lectures on a fateful day in 2016 when I heard someone called my name.

“Benard, Benard.” (Benard was the name I was widely called back as a pupil in Primary School by the teachers and classmates)

I paused, turned 180° to find a young dude in his early 20s (most probably) running towards me.

“Guy! How far. No vex. Your face dey very familiar, I suppose sabi you from somewhere” I managed to say those words curiously as I was being tormented by the scorching heat of the sun.

“Benard, na me Marvis. Marvis Isaac that year for HAMJO. You don forget.....” He happily uttered those words as I interrupted him.

“Maaaaarvis, my guy! Omor! See as you Don fresh.” I said as I gave him the best handshake I had ever given anyone all my life.

We had a moment of discussion, exchanged contacts and bade farewell afterwards.

Few days later, I walked through same route and bumped into Marvis again. Apparently he lived in that area.

Between 2016 and 2018 (when I got into my final year in school), I occasionally saw Marvis.

We would talk about memories of our primary school days and class mates.

He would walk me to short distances away from my home.

In 2019, I graduated from the University and Marvis went ghosting again.

I would take that route couple of times but would not find him.

“He must have relocated or perhaps be a big boy somewhere else.” I'd always say in my thoughts.

On Tuesday, 24th August, exactly 15 days ago, I was standing by Ada George Road, discussing with a good friend of mine.

Something caught my attention that made me lose focus in the discussion.

My eyes were gazed on a familiar figure approaching our direction from close range.

“This looks like Marvis.” I said these words to myself that they were audible to my friend.

“Which Marvis?” He asked, but got no response from me.

As the figure approached closer and closer, I could recognize Marvis.

But there was something different.

Marvis didn't seem alright.

He wore rags; dirty rags.

His hair was matted with dirt.

His legs were completely white with black patches.

His eyes were red as if been washed in blood.

He was walking in a haphazard pattern, dragging his bare feet on the ground with every confused step he took.

He was mumbling un-voiced words from his mouth.

He was proudly escorted by flies as he walked past us.

He didn't look in my direction.

I was still lost in gaze.

I couldn't call his name. I couldn't greet him. I couldn't hail Marvis my gee!

It was immediately confirmed to me by my friend that Marvis had turned insane.

“He stays in this our area na. This dude don mad oh. How you take know am?” My friend said to me in a rather lackadaisical tone.

I was broken on the inside.

Destroyed mentally that day.

“We last saw just two and a half years ago, and all these have become of this handsome, sweet, cool-headed gentleman?”

It's 15 days now and I'm still in shock, even while typing this.

I can't judge Marvis.

I can't tell the cause of his condition.

I can't tell if he did drugs; or had a mental condition as a result of a head injury; or attacked by his "village people."

Young people out there, this is for you, you have a thousand ways to protect your mental health. Guard it with all you've got.

Help me pray for Marvis as I make moves to reach out to him soon.

EL-Benny Worika
09-09-2021
Agip Estate, Port Harcourt

I reminisce those days in Diobu
I pray your friend gets well soon

micellgevity:
Pls, for those know about Oron, what is the life like there?
A friend got a call from his brother to come and work in Maritime Academy Oron. But he is sceptical about it.

Though, here in Ilorin his salary hardly lasts 3 days before he is broke again. He already built his house and married.

In Oron, he will be appointed as irregular staff, as they call it, though, he will later be converted to regular staff after some time.

There is no much difference between irregular and regular staff salaries.

The question now is should he go, is 85 thousand naira salary worth it in Oron? For those who know about maritime academy, pls, your input is needed.

E.g. the actual salary of level 8, security, social life, cost of living and quality of life, hostility from the indigens etc. I forgot to say there might be accommodation.

things are cheap in Oron
the only challenge he will face is that there are no jobs there and With his 80k in the bag, Oron girls will be flocking around him

RobbStark:
Another day, another thread relating to Ijaws.
The obsession, the greed to take what isn't yours.
It didn't start today

Continue.

Good morning Nlanders

don't mind these ndi potopoto Republic
their obsession about IJaw is legendary
ndi potopoto trying so hard to attached by force with Ijaws
igbos in Bayelsa that is delusion of grandeur

opuambe:
minabo wakirke oyë wa gboribusime. proudly ijaw

that is the spirit brotherly Wakirike Gbese
are you from Abuloma?

RobbStark:
When you and your likes are done crying in anything Ijaw lemme know.

Since you said kalabaris are not Ijaw, come to Abonnema wharf na and say it let see.

Or come to Bonny waterfront and say it let's see.

Una noise end here in Nland as usual.
No where e reach

Borokiri/town boys go beat them black and blue

ukgreat:
People now trade by the roadside which I find very risky. Especially women who display their goods on the floor.
Also a visitor would hardly know that portharcourt zoo is there.

the zoo is under construction for now
it will be reopen when the project is completed

chariisGRACE:
Good move.

I remember when the Iceland cultists that own that have made that place their abode made numerous attempts to take my phone away from me, in some cases, they took it.

I retrieved my phone back because my hands clap small for the community.

Even though my hand clap, I no dey near Slaughter for night or early morning.


Falseprophet you won't know the degree of damages those guys have perpetuated there. You are falling for them to be arrested, where should he start from arresting them... Iceland boys wey plenty.

so you reside in Azuabie / okujagu?

seanfer:
If you are not a resident around that area you won’t know the atrocities committed daily at that place. People were getting robbed and stabbed daytime and once the criminals enter slaughter you can’t do anything. A colleague was robbed around 7:00pm at the slaughter roundabout while in traffic. I support Gov Wike on this.

true, I have been a victim before
those police officers at the slaughter roundabout should be vigilant

RiyadhGoddess:
It is shocking to see Annie call out her husband publicly over his constant visit to his baby mama (Pero) & his 3 kids.
Who ever deceived Annie that Tubaba will stick to her only will never see Heaven's gate!
Pero is Tubaba's first Baby Mama (not girlfriend) and their relationship produced odindin omo meta. In Yoruba land, a woman who has a child for a man is no longer regarded or referred to as Ale - Concubine, She is now a wife. Forget religion and western culture now. She will be referred to as wife once she have a child for the man whether they are married or not. Also such woman is entitled to everything the man owns, she is entitled to attend family meetings and events etc let alone a woman who had a whole 3 children for a man!

Now Tubaba left Pero, went ahead to knack what is the name of this mummy GO again?
Their relationship produced 2 cute boys.
The only reason Annie isn't fighting this babe is because the babe decided to move on by getting married. If she hadn't gotten married, today, Annie would have had to contend with two ladies for life Because there's no way you would stop a man from visiting his children and of course, during visits, they must knack!

Children has a way of bringing parents together whether you like it or not. Pero's express way still belongs to Tubaba as long as another man hasn't started plying that route, she's still haven't gotten over him and the 3 kids will one way or the other bring their parents together and even instigate a fresh relationship.

Annie saw all these red flags but choose to play "I WON HIS HEART", " I WON" to pepper the rest. I be babe and we sabi as he dey go - manipulating tricks.

His children, baby mamas will forever be in his life whether Annie likes it or not. Pero son is the first son whether Annie likes or not.
Though she is his first babe but iyen o matter because na who first born be the koko.

She accepted to be his wife despite all that is on ground which means she choose to swallow whatever comes out of it whether it is sweet or bitter. She choose to bear the burns the moment she choose to say Yes I Do to a polygamous man. She should carry her cross for life. She should just chill! That cry that she should have cried when she had just a baby and then move on But refused to move on but rather decided to accept his ring, that cry isn't necessary now.

As for the in-laws, there's is no way they can be shut out of the children's (their nieces, nephews, grand children) Hausa man go say INA! They will not only love the children but their mothers whether Annie likes it or not.

And when Tubaba dies, Na all the women go wear Anko (the same attire) stand together along with their children to honor their Father.
Also first son will be given the privilege to take some decision during family meetings & events too.
Will nko, na everyone go inherit father's property.

Make Annie go take chill pill jor. What she should be concerned about is the welfare of her kids and her which Tubaba is really trying.

As for you ladies wey go see man wey don born scatter full ground still shook head enter in the name of assurance and love this will be your fate! Be ready to become watch lady, monitoring spirit and you will have to be on BP & anti-envy pills for life.

No amount of Jaruma's kayanmatta will save you.

I come in Peace!

correct analysis

Militant30:
Mr.Tonye is a Riverine man whom Mr.SECONDUS is risking everything including his job, life and property to protect from being marginalized by the overfed Governor who wants to install another Ikwerre man as governor of Rivers State.

Instead of rallying round SECONDUS Tonye decided to collect chewing gum from at the detriment of his Okrika people whom Wike decided not to link them by bridge to Ph.
From Kalio Ama in Okrika to Abuloma in Ph needs a bridge but Wike will rather waste the money to build the Ikoku flyover that leads to nowhere.

Tonye please enjoy the chewing gum but remember that the sweetness in the chewing gum doesn't last.

Besides, SECONDUS was never sacked by his ward party leaders.

Enjoy the monies that comes from the central bank of Rumuepirikom and father Christmas.

that's true, he wants to demolish properties in town /Borokiri axis but the people stood against wike
slaughter market in okujagu area have been relocated to obio Akpor
wike should calm down ooo

AuntRose:
That's great

Remember Dr. Supper, a nice lecturer.

yes, you can no one is too old to study

a nice actor in the tinsel sitcom R. I. P

AuntRose:
Holy ghost ambassadors located at ekpanya street just beside Uniuyo annex campus.

yes, you are right
back then they do visit us in annex to do evangelism

this is so true. I agree with his assertion about his kinsmen they need to learn from others

Ilamina:

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a popular school in port Harcourt back in the days today it is not referred like back in the days

Siggynigeria:
Department of Social Sciences, University of Lagos holds its Faculty election today.

As seen in the photo below released by [url][/url], the voting is to be done online on each respective students' school page.

That has prompted the Question of Today : Is UNILAG the 1st Nigerian University to adopt online voting system?

no, University of Uyo SUG election in the 17/18 academic session was done online after the physical election was marred with violence.

Raxxye:
I thought chieftaincy titles are given in recognition of achievements. What has the 5 year old achieved already?
Anyways, the boy village- Fiditi, reminds me of service year in Oyo! Fiditi, Jobele, Awe, Akesan are neighbouring towns in Oyo!

I reminisce those days in Iseyin camp in Oyo
asiwaji ni wa
I reside in port Harcourt now

logadims:
I am about starting a new series where I’ll be interviewing farmers in their different niches.

They’ll be teaching and sharing ideas on how to start the business, challenges, etc.

We’re starting with Port harcourt. If you’re a farmer in PH and would love to be part of this, please indicate.

okay interested

hotel presidential in gra phase 2 close to birabi street

The5DME:
I remember those days I used to listen to Edna's song.
Jealousy, jealousy, is the root of hatred.
Happy birthday
Make you dey look road before you cross.
Damn, I miss the early 2000s.

those songs were recorded in the 8os and 9os
she left the music scene before 2óoö

ProfAmaben:
Evi Ogoli is alive

she and her husband are living in france her songs made waves.back in the days

tutudesz:
One Day E go Better - Mike Nliam and Abay Esho

i remember this back then in port harcourt i know one day e go better Rstv shows it frequently back then