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Naomi112:
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imagrg:
It once happened at a Redeem Church Mount Zion parish at Lucky Way, Ikpoba Hill axis in Benin City where a married Pastor impregnated a Choir Mistress.
The story was loud because the lady's father was an elder in the church too.

You see ehn, some people preek controls their brain by 85%.

The lady yash set sha. Any time the lady dey sing, na her yash pastor dey look. The devil is a liar!

The pastor has since been chased out of the church sha.

Really? 😂

Talkisneeded:
Wars between port Harcourt brother...
Make aboy enjoy....


I dey catty my herbs go eleme junction to sell herbs jareee

What kind of herbs are you selling in Oil mill market ?

Ibrahimcoomasie:
Below is a link to the formal complaint I wrote to the national chairman in January 2024

Letter he wrote to Abure:

I understand his situation
They should refund the 10 million to comrade Udengs Eradiri.
Corruption even in LP

Jaysmart001:
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what kind of jobs are available in Mauritius for a Nigerian Graduate ?

Ofunaofu:
OP, let us not make blind comparisons. 

Can we have the cost analysis of the two projects, when they were awarded and what exactly was awarded, the contract details, and the contractor handling the projects so that we can be well informed? 

Besides, Tokumbo Abiru has been in the Senate since 2020, while Tony Nwoye just went to the Senate last June.

Nwoye was elected into the House of Reps in 2015.
With his years of experience in the national assembly, it is this Pig hub he could build for his constituents.

Ibrahimcoomasie:
APC Senator Tokunbo Abiru:

senator Abiru did a good job in building this tech hub.

DissTroy:
Sageb, to add to it, I just dug up a blog post which brushed on the Maitama, Uyo debacle from 2014 (although it didn't accuse her of anything specific but we knew the inside story):

https://theinknewspaper..com/2014/05/life-in-maitama-after-unoma-akpabios.html?m=1

I mentally archive these instances and lexically document them for posterity sake. We know who she is. It didn't start today.

it corroborates what you post earlier.
The bitter truth.

DissTroy:
Dude, shush it! I'm Ibibio. Unoma Akpabio, like most Igbo first ladies, is notorious for that. It almost cost her husband a second term as Governor when Akwa Ibom people revolted against her. She toned down in 2015 but has begun again.

We'd never forget how she tried to flood Akwa Ibom State Civil Service with Igbos and the prejudice she displayed at Maitama, Uyo. No Igbo state would tolerate it.

Her antics has put a question mark on the ambition of politicians with Igbo wives in the state. Ask anyone versed in Akwa Ibom politics to confirm this.

Maitama in Ewet HE area
DissTroy, are you a regular customer in maitama?

Minime10:
You are a million and one time CORRECT.
If you are from Akwa Ibom & you happen to meet any person from Akwa Ibom in any position of authority, whether in government office (political office), Banking sector, Corporate organisation even in business world, I will advice that you better mind yourself and carry on with your life as though you are not from that State. Those people are wicked when it comes to helping their people, no, never they will never help. Couple with their inferiority complex the moment they find themselves in the midst of other tribes.
Akwa Ibom person in a government or a public office will tell you to speak English with him, that he or she does not understand you if you were trying to communicate with the person in the local dialect.
Those people are so pathetic gush!
JSMH!

Really?
@DissTroy is this guy's claim true?

CharleyBright:
Make una channel una energies to blaming Godswill Akpabio.
And quote me very well, Akwa Ibom politicians and govt official are very selfish and uncaring about their own indigenes. When an Akwa Ibom get any political or govt office, he does not help people from his state. He would rather block them and even help someone from another state. It is their usual only me go enjoy or shine to be village champion mentality. That is their nature.
If you are from Akwa Ibom, don't bother to go to Akwa Ibom man to seek for help for employment, there is 95% chances that he won't help you.
So if Akpabio is Senate president, and his wife is using his office to get help for Ibos, pls blame the useless Akpabio and his Akwa Ibom selfish mentality.

Really?

DissTroy:
I'm not exactly sold on the state police. In states where there's a lot of scrutiny and are somewhat liberal, the media and civil societies groups would checkmate excesses.

But what happens to states with historically autocratic governors where their word is law and opposition hunted to death? State police would be used as a ruse to hound dissenting voices.

Except there's a mechanism which let's the central powers checkmate state police. Imagine what a Yahaya Bello would have done with state police... Just imagine.

Exactly, some Power drunk Governors will abuse the right/privilege.
Remember the likes of Sylva, Bello, etc.

Mayour11:
The guy is seriously working towards his 2027 governorship ambition, and his fellow contestants are not having it funny.

Having served as a senator in Lagos, he moved to Ogun State to continue.

You are right
Yayi wants to succeed Abiodun as Governor of Ogun state.
It's so obvious to political analysts.

TheTravelingOne:
Because “church” is in all of us. You don’t need to go to those 4 walls or giant buildings to have church. You can commune with God for FREE. He doesn’t have a talk to me for $$, he doesn’t have a I’ll grant your prayers or blessings for $$. This is ALL free, HOPE IS FREE!!
The sooner y’all realize this, the better you’ll be in life.
Have your own personal relationship with God, at home, at the grocery store, in your car, wherever you may be. And keep it moving.
& most important. Keep your money in your pocket and use it to build your life!!! Not to buy private jets and mansions for someone who is the exact same as you. They just learned to finesse and scam to get the lifestyle they want to live.
Too many sheep around.

wow!

Legendguy:
Make una leave this man alone, he's not the only pastor in Nigeria

what he said is so divisive and wrong hence the criticism

Limassol:
Thanks alot

What of those that graduated at 29 , can they still serve and be given their discharge certificate at the end?

yes, they can.

politicoNG:
https://www.arise.tv/controversy-trails-edo-apc-governorship-primaries-as-two-candidates-emerge/

what a confused party

Bahamas95:
You regard Bianca as a soft lady? This one that looks like a man?

she's soft and romantic joor

Go and watch her series titled "Love and WWE".

Limassol:
A friend of mine just got admission to study a four year program in university.

He was born 2001. By the time he's through with uni he will be around 28.

Can he serve and get a discharge certificate before turning 30?

Rephrase your question
He is eligible to go for NYSC service if he graduates at 28.
NYSC discharge certificate is given upon completion of your service year at the passing out parade ceremony.
However, if he graduates above 30, he will be given an NYSC exemption certificate(he won't go for NYSC service/posting).

Bahamas95:
Honestly I don't see anything attractive in most athletes no matter how beautiful others assume they are. Especially those that engage in very physical sports like football, basketball athletics etc.

I prefer my woman very soft, I don't wanna be with a woman and be touching strong muscles.

Not all of them are like that.
Check Kalu of super eaglets
or
Bianca Belair, the wrestler in WWE

Soft and Pretty ladies

chokekachy:
DTigress

Beautiful ballers

chokekachy:
DTigress

Beautiful ballers

mrksquare:
One of the grouse of Nyesome Wike on his estranged political godson in Rivers state is the former's attempt to resuscitate Songhai farm and the fish farms built by Amaechi.

Had it been Wike as Governor gave priority to agriculture by now Rivers state would have been self sufficient to an extent in food production. The Cassava processing farm in Afam, oyigbo that was built by Shell as part of their CSR and handed over to Wike has been under lock and keys for over 5 years. That plant would have helped in processing garri in an industry scale if it was put to use.

The fish farm built by Amaechi but sabotaged by Wike would have helped in complimenting our fish mix in Rivers state. But because Wike had an aversion for anything Agriculture, his minions stole all the equipment put in place at the Buguma Fish farm and others and also ate the fishes.

Should we also mention how Wike paid touts to set ablaze the banana plantation farm in Ogoni after deceiving the Ogoni youths that they are not monkey. Meanwhile, country like St Vincent in the Caribbean has as it number one revenue earner, the export of banana.

Every state governor should be made to invest in Agriculture. We have arable land so have no business having challenges of feeding ourselves in Nigeria.

so true

few days ago, on my way to ... I saw men working/renovating the Port Harcourt vocational centre.
They told me that SIM intends to revive the centre and make it functional for the training of Rivers Youths.
I hope he revives Shanghai farm too.

Caaz:
This short boy again .

He's a spec, ask ladies watching nollywood movies.
Ahnie, na your new moniker be dis?

pussygotlips:
it's no brainer for Ibadan go make Sense

yes oooo
Asiwaju ni wa

segunAde1:
Who's now the official first Lady?

The first wife, Gloria Diri is the first lady.

sogosamson:
Who is first lady among d three

the first wife, Glory Diri.

377:
The Governor has two wives i guess

yes, The first wife is a medical practitioner whereas the second wife is a lawyer.

Congratulations to Diri and Ewrudjakpo

I concur

DissTroy:
Today, hundreds of millions of men (single ones especially) would expend gazillions purchasing gifts for women who would at most offer them sex which is mutually pleasurable in return as gifts, and the foolish men would think the reward is enough.

If you are sure she won't get you gifts, don't get her gifts. And if she can't afford any tangible gifts, you are a fôôl for being with a brôke woman. Some would even send monetary gifts to women far away who would be sleeping with other men today.

Spoil only the woman who makes an effort to spoil you at intervals.

But beta males wouldn't heed this advice.

It's Disstroy on the beat