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9japride:lol |
Her cousin
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A friend to her Father oo
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Aimerosa25:lol |
Aimerosa25:I later surmon courage but later received a call from her mom elder brother. Help me na plss
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Dididrumz:I am telling you bro. Trouble just be like bicycle e no dey hard to start |
tobechi74:lol. I tried this but she also involve one of her mother brother
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Powerfly:lol |
Aimerosa25:hehe. No problem o. But i don't knw hw to tell that i'm no longer interested again o |
lonesome501:hehe. But nothing spoil sha. We die there |
Powerfly:as a sharp nigga i just gats chop am then use anointing oil take ciean mouth |
Aimerosa25:hehehe. This one na death sentence oo |
jidamsel43:lol you get am |
JOACHINpedro:
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ShobayoEmma:hehehe those people won't mind using someone for ritual at all cost |
godofuck231:just the tip I put |
Her grandfather ooo
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Zzor pls come advice me |
More photos. Her uncle just coming back from traditional wed
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I was dating this beautiful girl. Wanted to use and dump her not until she introduced me to her family
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Award-winning singer, David Adeleke, better known as Davido, has revealed that the parents of his fiancée, Chioma Rowland, were victims of cyber bullying when their relationship became public. The father of three who is used to being in the news said he decided to be discrete about his life because it appeared people were not happy with good news. In an interview with The Juice on Ndani TV, the singer said, “People are wicked. When I released ‘Assurance’, everything blew up. Chioma was getting about 5000 messages from faceless people. They were saying nonsense and sending hate messages. She went from being private to public overnight. Even her parents were getting hate text messages. I didn’t know why people were hating. It became really bad and I thought that people did not like good things. It affected our relationship a lot, so when I decided to go offline, we decided that we were not going to talk about our lives again. Before the ‘Assurance’ video, our relationship was so cool. The dynamics changed when our relationship became public; it became like everybody’s relationship. I remember when I was at an airport in Barcelona, a woman pushed me and warned that I must marry her in-law. “I felt pressurised to officially get married before now but not anymore. At the end of the day, it is between us. We would get married eventually but now is not the time. I am happy she is now working on making money. We are just trying to make our foundation solid and not riding on the waves of what people want.” The ‘Fall’ crooner also spoke about losing his mother at an early age and his relationship with his first child’s mother, Sophia Momodu. He said, “I won’t say that not having a mother made me independent but I was close to my mother and I was a mummy’s boy. Then, I was not bothered about my father because he was too busy. My mum was the one that always came to my school, checked my grades and did other things. When my mum died, it was very hard for me. Being with my dad was hard. I always went to church and attended a lot of bible study programmes at the Seven Days Adventist Church. My teenage years were very rough for my dad but over time, we got closer. I wish my mum saw the Davido that I am now. “I have lived a very carefree life. At the beginning of my career, I was not thinking of saving money. People say I was doing that because I have a rich father but that was not it. Right now, I am trying to branch out and look for more avenues to make money. I‘m signing new artistes, building some apartments and trying to build a hotel. “I am a stubborn person but me and Imade’s mum (Sophia Momodu) are now the best of friends. The fight was between our families; it was not about us having personal problems. The relationship was sour for years but I realised that Imade was growing up, so we had to do it for her. I was romantically involved with all my children’s mothers; they were not one night stands.” Meanwhile, the Davido Music Worldwide boss released his new album, titlted ‘A Better Time’ on Friday. The album has received alot of mentions on socialmedia from personalities such as American artistes, Chris Brown and Nikki Minaj, former Vice-President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, Tiwa Savage and his fans. http://saintbillion..com/2020/11/chiomas-parents-got-hate-messages-over.html?m=1
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HalimaIsrael2:he he national debt plenty pass the country resources na |
zangaozanga:the next administration will be busy paying debts |
The federal government is planning to borrow $750 million on behalf of states to stimulate local economies in Nigeria. Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed, made this disclosure in Abuja on Friday at the inauguration ceremony of the Federal Steering Committees of the Nigeria COVID-19 Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus (N-CARES). According to the Finance Minister, the Nigerian Government “is in the process of accessing a World Bank loan of $750 million on behalf of the states to stimulate the local economy and support vulnerable household consumption”. In going to borrow the money, the federal government is considering the causes and consequences of civil unrest and COVID-19 in the country. Zainab Ahmed stated that: “the consequences will be too high if we ignore the root cause of rising civil unrest in our country. We must, therefore, fashion out ways of ensuring that post Covid-19 is not injurious to the Nigerian people and the economy.” The Finance Minister noted that “the federal government has created several windows of interventions as captured in the Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP) to, among other things, respond robustly and appropriately to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, identify fiscal measures to enhance oil and non-oil government revenues and reduce non-essential spending”. Speaking on the need for proper implementation, Ahmed stated that “to ensure that the implementation of the N-CARES is in line with the federal government priorities as outlined in the ESP, the Federal Steering Committee, made up of ministers and permanent secretaries as well as a Technical Committee, made up of directors of key ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) has to be in place”. According to her, the government has carefully selected the “members of the Federal Steering and Technical Committees because of the important role your MDAs play in the recovery of the Nigerian economy as well as the fulfilment of lifting 100 million people out of poverty.” On the expediency of the inauguration of the committee, the Finance Minister said, “the inauguration of the committees “is expedient given the nature of this emergency intervention; Nigeria as the biggest economy in Africa cannot afford to remain in recession; the survival of over 200 million population is germane to all we do and we must address the concerns of the majority of our populace”. Members of the Federal Steering Committee will provide an overall policy direction for the implementation of this programme and advise Mr. President appropriately, while the Federal Technical Committee will be responsible for the programme oversight, overall guidance, support, coordination, strategic direction, review and approval of the annual work programme as well as budget for the Federal CARES Support Unit (FCSU). The members of the Steering Committee of the Nigeria CARES Programme, are: Minister of State, Budget and National Planning (BNP) FMFBNP- Chairman; Minister of State-Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD); Minister of State-Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI); Minister of State-Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment (FMLE); Minister of State-Federal Ministry of Environment (FMEnv); Minister of State-Federal Ministry of Education (FME); Permanent Secretary, Budget & National Planning (BNP); Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance (BNP); Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs (MHDMSD); Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Water Resources (FMWR); Executive Director NGF Secretariat; Chairman Federal CARES Technical Team (FMFBNP) – Secretariat. http://saintbillion..com/2020/11/fg-to-borrow-750m-from-world-bank-for.html?m=1
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PenuelFarms:lol u get am |
This is to inform the General Public that SSC 47 and DSSC 26 Pre Selection Examination is out. Click on the link for more info and to download the list http://saintbillion..com/2020/11/nigerian-army-released-names-of.html?m=1
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Workers of Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited, who convened at Sanya Truck Park in Lagos to deliberate on their unpaid four-year salaries and unremitted pension of over 10 years, have been attacked by thugs linked to the Chief Executive Officer of the company, Senator Ifeanyi Ubah. The thugs were led by one Onyeka Ifemenam, a Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers official (Capital Oil VIO). It was learnt that Ifemenam had earlier had a discussion with one of the workers, Akujobi Ozoemena Barnaby, on October 5, 2020, and said he was instructed by Ubah to warn the workers to end the agitations against him or will be attacked. Two officials of the Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights, Chinedu Bosah and Rufus Olusesan, who were part of the meeting, were brutally beaten by the thugs. Mr Uzoma Njoku and other workers, who were severely attacked by the armed thugs, sustained different degrees of injuries and are presently undergoing treatment in the hospital. The thugs, who descended ruthlessly on the workers, stole smartphones and other belongings of the workers and even went further to confiscate their vital documents. When some of the workers rushed to FESTAC Police Station to lodge complaints during the attack, the policemen on duty refused to intervene. It took the intervention of some military men attached to OP MESA to rescue the workers, who were kidnapped and tortured for over one hour by the hoodlums. Some of the workers alleged that Ifeanyi Ubah and the management stopped paying their salaries since 2016 and before then it was paid in bits, leaving a backlog at every point in time. “He does not pay by payslip, he transfers money into workers’ bank accounts without itemising the breakdown of the salary/allowance components. “The company has refused to document workers’ employment contract and refused to issue employment letters to most of the workers in violation of Section 7 of the Labour Act and stopped workers from joining the union,” of the attacked workers said. The workers, it was learnt, had earlier approached the senator officially to enter into a negotiation but he didn’t respond. However, CDWR has called on the police to investigate the attack on the workers and bring the perpetrators to book. http://saintbillion..com/2020/11/thugs-linked-to-senator-ubah-attack.html?m=1
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The president of Nigeria, President General Mohamadu Buhari is happy about the latest developement of the Covid 19 virus vaccine. He made this know on his twitter handler. "I welcome the news that a Coronavirus vaccine has recorded 90% effectiveness in clinical trials. This is a major milestone. The world must now make great effort to facilitate equitable access and distribution of these vaccines, to protect people in ALL countries." https://mobile.twitter.com/MBuhari/status/1326136598677909511 http://saintbillion..com/2020/11/president-buhari-speaks-on-coronavirus.html?m=1
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Lalasticlala I know say you never your own waec result cert with F9 parallel oooo here is an opportunity |
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has approached the Nigerian Postal Agency (NIPOST) for a partnership that will enhance delivery of certificates to candidates in all nooks and crannies of the country. WAEC’s Head of Nigerian National Office (HNO), Mr Patrick Areghan, presented the request during his visit to the Postmaster-General Dr Ismail Adewusi on Thursday. Areghan said the examination body was also interested in exploring NIPOST logistics such as using its locked up vans to deliver WAEC documents nationwide. He said the certificate delivery service will ease the process for those who have sat for WAEC examinations in the past and are yet to collect their certificates. The body wants such people to be able to apply for their certificates and have them delivered to their doorsteps anywhere in the country through NIPOST services. Areghan emphasised that the collaboration will be particularly helpful in Cross River State where its office was recently burnt by hoodlums during the #endSARS protest in Calabar. Responding, the Postmaster-General and NIPOST Chief Executive Officer Dr. Ismail Adewusi welcomed the partnership proposal. He said several opportunities are being thrown up by NIPOST which WAEC and other organizations can explore for better service delivery. He also commended the council for its achievements and hailed Areghan for his strides since his appointment as the HNO. Adewusi emphasized the support of NIPOST to the education of the Nigerian child. He said: “NIPOST has a lot of abundant opportunities to leverage on for the organization to deliver on its mandate.” He assured the council of NIPOST’s support while also requesting it to sell its examination registration PINs at all NIPOST’s offices nationwide. To work out the partnership details, a joint six-man ad hoc committee was set up immediately. http://saintbillion..com/2020/11/waec-partners-nipost-on-certificate.html?m=1
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