Eriokanmi: I was expecting a landslide win for the APC in Edo north. Pdp really proves they're still relevant despite the fed might enjoyed by then. The margin is so narrow in most places. Edo north is the apc's strongholds
Edo North is where Oshiomhole and shaibu hails from so I am not surprised that APC is winning that zone. May Asue Ighodalo of PDP win this election.
Richtaiwo: For this remark alone, I doubt Wike stands any chance of winning any office that is to be decided by votes of the masses. And indeed, this video is already on the Internet and will continue to be used as evidence against him either in the near or distant future.
Additionally, he can only say this in the midst of heavy security presence. If he is in doubt, he can just take a ride to the nearest market without his security details and repeat the remarks. He will get appropriate reaction in the appropriate language.
I used to like him, but on this, he goofed.
What do you expect from the Rumuipirikom drunkard.😂
Politicstoday: Congratulations to Asue Ighodalo of Pdp in advance. He won massively in Benin city also. Even in Etsako in Edo north senatorial district, he got massive 25% votes margin.
adaperry25: Might be a long thread My younger brother sees me as a competition or foe.
I know it might sound weird but it's reality most families face. Thank God for my late dad who made sure we all read professional courses so we can be independent and comfortable.
After his undergraduate studies, my brother stayed with me for 2 years and I endured the worst I can get from a brother. Tho I feel it's not just him. I have a feeling my sister and uncle might be involved in the conspiracy. The deal might be to eliminate me as the first son so he can take over. Sounds surprising ? But I've had many pointers to this.
My uncle once told me after my dad's death that I'll be facing war soon. This was after I told him in confidence my issues with my siblings how they don't listen to my advice and always feel they know too much. At the end, what I warned about will still happen. They did this to my dad before he passed away.
Even little house chores that I'll send him, he will do it reluctantly. Sometimes, he will be playing music indirectly at me mockingly or making calls saying I think I know it all. I have called him privately to know if I did anything wrong and he said I did nothing that he doesn't have any issues with me.
I've even posted on our family group for anyone to voice out their grievance and till date, no one has come up to say anything. But their actions speak otherwise.
The only persons who understands my problems are my mom and our last born.
My younger sister had a wedding and since I was staying kinda close with my brother, I expected him to come over so we'd plan the wedding together but for over one year he relocated to my location, he hasn't visited me for once.
I will ask and hed say he's occupied with work .
There are many I can't say here but it's been of great concern .
I feel my family is divided.
Need your advice.
Copied.
Envy, jealousy and intolerance have ruined family bond.
vanitybutiwanti: you're here again putting your mouth in things you know nothing about, how do you know that fubara is a good man? Because of his deceitful unassuming appearance? This man he just sacked was appointed by him 3 months ago, the man was sacked because he refused to share LGA allocaton to fubaras stooges in that particular LGA just the way the other CTC appointed by him are doing, they are all buying houses and sharing allocaton amongst themselves without doing anything meaningful for the LGAs yet you who doesn't know anything about Rivers state and who is easily fooled and deceived by what you read in the media call him a good man?
CTCs are illegal, let's assume there are not even illegal, before he appointed the first batch of CTCs which this man was part of, he sent them to his speaker for screening, now he sacked this man and he asked another individual to take over as CTC Chairman with immediate effect without bothering to send the new guy to his assembly for screening, just imagine if a politician or a governor you hate behaved in such a manner, I have always maintained that Nigerians are stupiid and hypocriitical, the other day obaseki said election in Edo was going to be a do or die affair, nobody cautioned, switch obaseki to wike, hypocriites like you will be on the pages of social media writing crap. In order for Nigeria to move forward hypocriites like you should be weeded out.
Wait till 10th of October 2024,elections will hold in the 23LGAs. Who are you supporting to win PHALGA and obio Akpor LGA? I will like to know your candidate.
Actor and singer Tyrese Gibson, known for his roles in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, found himself on the wrong side of the law. Tyrese was reportedly arrested over unpaid child support, a situation that has been brewing for months.
The court had earlier ordered Tyrese to pay a substantial amount in child support, but it appears the actor failed to comply, leading to his recent arrest. According to reports, the court has now demanded that he pay $73,000 to avoid jail time.
Tyrese, who has previously made headlines for his public outcry over financial difficulties and his battle over child custody, is yet to comment on his arrest. As the news broke, fans and followers took to social media, expressing mixed reactions over the legal drama surrounding the star.
What remains to be seen is whether Tyrese will be able to come up with the required amount to stay out of jail or face even more legal trouble in the coming days.
Soulsymbol99: Madam I don't need to explain yourself to oshiomole cuz em no be God wey dey give children. But then again madam u talking about a candidate having a wife or not is not right campaigns should be issues based
Beremx: The worst governor Imo state has ever produced. The man who in connivance with his party brought civic unrest and insecurity in Imo state. The worst governor in the whole of the southeast and Nigeria as a whole.
malali: 1. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri (Adamawa State)Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa state recently announced the approval of the payment of the new minimum wage of N70,000 to civil servants in the state on Monday, August 19, 2024. He described the approval as a reaffirmation of his administration’s commitment to the welfare of civil servants in the state.
2. Lucky Aiyedatiwa (Ondo State) The governor of Ondo state, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has also shown willingness to pay the new minimum wage. He made this known in a statement released on August 6, 2024, by the Ondo State Head of Service, Mr. Bayo Philip.
3. Ademola Adeleke (Osun state) Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun state, is also among the state governors who have expressed readiness to pay the new minimum wage. As reported by The Nigerian Tribune, the governor, through the state’s Commissioner for Information, Kolapo Alimi on July 19, 2024, revealed that Adeleke’s administration prioritizes the welfare of workers. He added that Osun State would not deviate from the law on the new minimum wage.
4. Babatunde Sanwo-Olu (Lagos state)Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos state, while commemorating Workers’ Day on May 1, 2024, assured civil servants in the state that his administration would implement the now-approved new minimum wage. The Lagos State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Gbenga Omotoso, on Saturday, August 10, told The Punch that the state had been paying more than the minimum wage before it was passed into law.
5. Godwin Obaseki (Edo state) The Edo State Government led by Governor Godwin Obaseki is also among the list. Obaseki noted that his state has started paying workers N70,000 even before President Tinubu signed the minimum wage bill into law.
6. Hyacinth Alia (Benue State) Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue State said his administration is prepared to pay state workers the new national minimum wage of N70,000. The governor, made this known to journalists in Makurdi, the state’s capital, on Friday, July 19, 2024. He also revealed that his administration has blocked leakages and implemented measures to ensure the new minimum wage is paid.
7. Abdullahi Sule (Nasarawa State)Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State is one of the governors who have expressed willingness to pay the new minimum wage. The governor revealed on August 6, 2024, through his Senior Special Assistant (SSA) on Public Affairs, Comrade Peter Ahemba, that his administration is committed to workers’ welfare. He added that that the payment of the new wage would commence anytime soon.
8. Babagana Umara Zulum (Borno state) Babagana Zulum, the governor of Borno state has also expressed his willingness to pay the new N70,000 wage. The Borno state chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Inuwa Yusuf, disclosed this in an interview with the Nigerian Tribune on July 21, 2024. 9. Seyi Makinde (Oyo state) Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, through his Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Sulaimon Olanrewaju, disclosed on July 29, 2024, that paying the N70,000 minimum wage to the state’s workers would not be too difficult for the Oyo government. Olanrewaju recalled that during the 2024 Workers’ Day celebration, the governor had pledged to pay whatever the national minimum wage would be, adding that the governor’s stance remains unchanged.
Glimpsetv: A South African lady has made a startling revelation about the number of students living with HIV in South Africa. She disclosed that those living with HIV are primarily teenagers between the ages of 17 and 29.
According to her, these are individuals who chose 10 minutes of pleasure, risking their lives in the process.
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Thelanrelawal: Samson Siasia: A New Beginning After Five Years Away from Football
The world of Nigerian football is buzzing with excitement as one of its most iconic figures, Samson Siasia, is finally allowed to return to football activities after a five-year absence. This return marks the end of a challenging chapter in Siasia’s life, one that saw him banned from all football-related activities due to his involvement in agreeing to the manipulation of matches for betting purposes. As we welcome him back, it's important to recognize the significance of this moment, not just for Siasia himself, but for the entire football community.
Samson Siasia is a name that resonates deeply within the hearts of Nigerian football fans. As a former Super Eagles striker, his on-field prowess was matched only by his success as a coach, leading Nigeria to an Olympic silver medal in 2008 and a bronze in 2016. His tactical brilliance and passion for nurturing young talent have left an indelible mark on Nigerian football.
However, the past five years have been a period of reflection and learning for Siasia. The ban, which stemmed from his agreement to the manipulation of matches for betting purposes, was a harsh reminder of the temptations and pressures that come with the beautiful game. But now, as he steps back into the footballing world, there is an opportunity for redemption and a fresh start.
It is crucial for Siasia to take the lessons learned from this difficult experience and use them to shape a new path forward. Integrity, transparency, and a commitment to the values of fair play must now be at the core of everything he does. Football is a sport that thrives on passion and loyalty, but it is also one that demands the highest standards of ethics and professionalism. As Siasia returns to the fold, it is essential that he embodies these principles in every aspect of his career.
For the fans who have stood by him, this is a moment of hope and anticipation. Nigerian football is in need of strong, experienced leaders who can guide the next generation of players to success, and there is no doubt that Siasia has the knowledge and expertise to do just that. His return to coaching, whether at the club level or with the national teams, is eagerly awaited by fans who know the value he brings to the table.
As he gears up for this new chapter, Siasia must be ready to embrace the challenges ahead. The football world has evolved during his absence, and the road back to the top will require determination, hard work, and a renewed focus on the fundamentals of the game. His journey will not be easy, but with the right mindset and support, there is no limit to what he can achieve.
The football community is ready to welcome Samson Siasia back with open arms. His fans are eager to see him on the sidelines once again, leading teams to victory and inspiring young players to reach their full potential. This is a chance for Siasia to not only rebuild his career but also to solidify his legacy as one of Nigeria’s greatest football minds.
As we look to the future, let us remember that every setback is an opportunity for growth. Samson Siasia’s story is far from over, and this new chapter holds the promise of great things to come. Welcome back, Coach Siasia. Nigerian football has missed you, and we can't wait to see you make your mark once again.
ObalendeCMS: Could this be a book about a poor mallam that lost his betrothed to a rich man and then went in search of an herbalist to help render their only child useless?
It's been long I read that book, but a phrase I will never forget I read in the novel was when the betrothed told the poor Hallam that, a woman is like a cloth in the market; it's not the first person that price it that eventually gets to buy it.
Damn! That phrase stuck to my mind, though I was in pry 4 then when I read the book.
Your narration is from the Novel "An African night entertainment ". The passport of Mallam Illia is another Novel
Politics › Re: Edo Governorship Election 2024: Results From Polling Units (Live Updates) by sageb: 5:57pm On Sep 21, 2024
campaigns should be issues based