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benth:
Any song Spotify plays for me, I listen. I even know their advertisements word for word already

ElliotP:
I enter here innocently thinking about my love for fanta only for una to remind me say na coke man I be

sulakishop:
Zobo. It's more natural and harmless

Kooldon:
Always a fanta to my boo

Kharol1234:
Chilled Fanta drink any day any time twice on sunday 😂🤣😂

NFBI:
Nonsense.. i think say na the drink

id4sho:
Have you heard of factory defects, you will run mad if you get lemon car

Evestar200:
It depends if is Command School or main NDA inside the NDA (Ribadu Cantonment.)

The two have different rules and payments

LadyGBU:
Stressful how please 🥺
I studied Economics( will I be teaching?)...jaji is far from where I stay.. I'm based in Mando, any idea on how they treat female corp members in NDA. I'll really appreciate any advise 🙏
Also if you have idea of any other good PPA lemme know boss

LadyGBU:
Boss please how is the place and how much do they pay?

Sniper101:
I miss Inmessage

Man of the Match Award.

A player receives a puppy as a reward for his excellent performance in a match....

A successful football ⚽ competition in Kanke, Plateau State.

The best player of the match was duly awarded and happy to receive his gift.

Throwback:
I was about to say they should start from the school uniforms, only to see you have the same opinion.

Those are not students but sex objects, so no surprise that they are getting pregnant.

MadamVanessa:


South Africa is one fóolish country on earth.

South African minister calls for urgent intervention as 90,000 schoolgirls aged 10 to 19 fall pregnant in 2023

The Minister of Social Development in South Africa, Lindiwe Zulu, has urged parties to put aside their political differences and fight the scourge of teenage pregnancy after 90,000 schoolgirls got pregnant his year.
Zulu said the figures were shocking, and the fight cannot be left to one sector of society alone.

Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) MP Zandile Majozi called for police to act swiftly against those who sexually abuse girls, as some of the children who gave birth were as young as 10 years old.

In the report that was tabled in Parliament before the Multi-Party Women’s Caucus on Thursday, November 30, it showed that 88,122 schoolgirls between the ages of 15 and 19 years old got pregnant this year. In addition, 2,328 girls between 10 and 14 years old also got pregnant during the year.

Deputy Minister of Small Business Development Dipuo Peters said it was shocking that 10-year-old girls were falling pregnant, and some of the abuses happen outside school.

Zulu said women from different political parties must forge unity in the fight against this scourge.

She said there were many girls who were getting pregnant at an early age, and government has to intervene.

“From the department of social development, please help us with our programmes in dealing with teenage pregnancy because it is increasing. We need to work together to ensure that we end this teenage pregnancy and all the concerns that we have around teenage pregnancy. We must work together with families and with communities,” Zulu said.

"I want to say to the caucus and the women of South Africa in their different political parties that while we might have differences in our political approach, we cannot have differences when it comes to the building of families, when it comes to helping our children, and when it comes to building this country,” said Zulu.

Majozi said they cannot fold their arms when children are facing the scourge of sexual violence and falling pregnant at a young age.

"Our children are suffering more than us. We cannot stand and watch while everything is falling apart,” said Majozi.

African National Congress (ANC) MP Jane Mananiso called for the South African Police Service (SAPS) to intervene as this was a crisis.

Acting Director-General in the Department of Social Development, Linton Mchunu, said the statistics show that in the 2022/23 financial year, there were 2,328 girls between the ages of 10 and 14 who delivered babies in health facilities.

“There were 88,122 girls between the ages of 15 and 19 who delivered babies in health facilities,” Mchunu said.

Mchunu said they were concerned about the increasing number of teenage pregnancies.

Manala Makua, the Chief Director of Women’s, Maternal, and Reproductive Health in the Department of Health, said they were making interventions to fight the scourge.

“I see the Department of Health as a whistleblower in terms of this concept. I am saying it’s a whistleblower because I think the numbers that we are collecting give an indication as to whether the interventions that we are making across different sectors (the department of basic education, the departments of social development, and the department of health) are bearing fruit,” said Makua.

“I must indicate that at the time that we started collecting this data, we were reporting around 3,500 pregnant girls. I am talking about the age range of 10–14 years. Those are the younger ones. Actually, they are children. We see the phenomenon that it increased in 2019/20, and that is when departments were alerted that it’s a crisis. It actually went up in 2021,”

Mchunu said they were concerned about the increasing number of girls falling pregnant. They were robbed of their childhood as they became mothers at an early age.

"It’s not teenagers who are impregnating teenagers. It’s mostly adults who are impregnating teenagers. This amounts to statutory rape, and we believe the law must take its course in this regard, and it must be applied in the strongest forms,” said Mchunu.

SharingIsLife:
If you are good and fair offline, you can never need to seek relationships online no matter how ugly, poor, or deformed you are. I stand to be corrected if you think I'm wrong on this.

Physically challenged Nigerian man, Oluwatimilehin, has slammed people mocking him for seeking a serious relationship online.

The Abeokuta-based shoemaker had taken to social media on Sunday to disclose that he is seeking a woman for a serious relationship.

While some reactions to the post were encouraging, some mean social media users mocked his disability.

Reacting to the mockery, Oluwatimilehin threatened to lay curses on the trolls.

“If you are stupid enough to drop a stupid comment on my post I will swear and curse you," he wrote.

TheBillyonaire:
This is the feeling OP. No one can learn it by reading about it. We are plagued with it, each person's time will come to experience it. I am used to that feeling now having lost many people and having faced death myself.

Shattuck:
for some reason this just hit me, I tried to visualize your pain so sorry for your loss.

boldsleek:
Sorry about your loss. May Almighty give you strength to bear this loss.
This is coming from someone who watched her younger sister die in her hands .

sylve11:
I don't wish to keep any of my loved ones in the morgue and I don't wish to be put in the morgue when i pass away.

ecstasy37:
Just lost my dad on Sunday dunno how to react yet

An 18-year-old boy simply identified as Mubarak has been arrested for allegedly killing his mother’s boss, Mrs. Sidikat Anuoluwapo, over a cell phone worth N80,000.

The lifeless body of Mrs Sidikat was last week found in a pool of her blood inside her room by one of her granddaughters who had just returned from school.

Investigations by the police in Ikare Akoko led to the arrest of the suspect and the cell phone of the victim was found on him, according to The Nation.

Mubarak reportedly named another suspect Reliwan, aged 20,as his accomplice and they took police detectives to Similoluwa area of Agbaluku Arigidi Akoko, the crime scene, where they demonstrated how they scaled the fence and attacked the victim.

Mubarak is the son of a house keeper and cleaner to the victim. Witnesses said he used to accompany his mother to the house to work.

His mother Oluwasuen was said to have been arrested.

A police source said: “The two suspects disclosed that they scaled the fence and not through the main gate in the afternoon.
“Having gained entry, they went straight that afternoon to the deceased room where she lying on her bed after taking her bath. They confessed that they use wooden box to shatter her head while the second suspect strangulated her.

“The mother of one of the suspects is a casual house keeper and cleaner for the late Mrs Adamolekun. At times, she would come to work with the suspect.”

The case has been transferred to police headquarters in Akure.

SharingIsLife:
Sad. Those kids don't know yet what they're going into. If you lose only your Dad early, you'll know how very wicked the world is, let alone when you lose both parents. I really feel for them. Please op, how can one get to the family physically?