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jmoore:Ok sir. |
Dozie32:How was it sir? |
amojis:Thanks bro. I'm eventually coming coming on Thursday. I've been to Kaduna b4. 2019 but is was base on NDA stuff. I was in Afaka camp and I no go out. U know nda stuffs of a thing sha |
aikyg:Thanks bro |
Kingdemu:I ask simple question bro. Lol |
Enugupikin:I think I'll just stay. Let them eat their nysc. |
Enugupikin:What can I do sir? How can I apply for redeployment without going to camp? |
NaMe4:I pray it favour me ooo |
Flathead8:Abia state ooo |
Teetee777:Ok sir. Thanks. Hope them won't give us Rural areas for our PPA? |
splendournoni:Ok sir. Thanks |
Deborah0w:Which year u graduate? |
Let her report to the camp. She will be redeploye immediately. This NYSC people are really mad nowadays. Them get mind post me go Kaduna. ![]() |
Revolution2022:Boss be seriou na. I dey reason make I no go seriously. Even bible say FEAR NORTH. |
IconicR:Thanks. Omo I've been really sad. |
Good day my fellow nairalanders, woke up this morning and I heard the printing of NYSC call up letter is on going. I rush to the site, key in my login details, and click on call up letter. Boom what I saw silent my joy. Na Kaduna them post me. I dey fear north. Pls any suggestions?
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AllenSpencer:lol |
BoldBrainz:My brother the thing tire me self Some people are sheep |
Dshocker:Lol. I'm telling u bro. Person way suppose go America join |
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A reckless driver reportedly driving against traffic has killed a family of five and their house help, in Owerri West Local Government Area of Imo State. The incident occurred at Umudibia community, maternity junction, close to the Federal Polytechnic Nekede in Owerri on Sunday, August 5, 2023. The family head identified as Arthur, alias Agwu Oti Aka, was a disabled Para-Badminton Silver Medalist. He was scheduled to represent Nigeria in a Disabled Badminton competition in the United States on August 14, 2023. Arthur was riding a motorcycle with some of his children, while another two motorcycles carried his wife, house help, and other children when the accident occurred. While Arthur, his wife and their 14-month-old child died on the spot, his house help and two sons passed away later in an Owerri hospital. A neighbour of the deceased family, Prince Mekoyor, who confirmed the tragic incident on Wednesday, August 9, revealed that the reckless driver believed to be intoxicated, swerved off his lane and struck the family. “Arthur as I fondly called the deceased was living in the same house with me at Weathral till this last Sunday when he perished with his family. He has only one hand and was about to represent the country on Disabled Badminton competition in the USA on the 14th August 2023. He runs a restaurant at Polynek school junction,” he explained. According to Mekoyor, the driver was not the owner of the RX 3:30 Lexus SUV but had borrowed the vehicle to withdraw money for a drink purchase at Holy Family junction Poly Nekede. He recounted that the driver sped off to an ATM at the Master’s Energy fuel station on Aba Road in Owerri. On his return, the driver lost control of the vehicle’s steering at Maternity Junction Polynek and collided head-on with Arthur’s family. “He was on top speed on his way back and he lost control of the steering at Maternity junction, Umuokoto on Polynek-Ihiagwa road. He ended up knocking down a man and the entire family of Arthur face to face. Arthur and his family were on their way home at 11:05pm whereas the suspect was heading back to the joint after collecting money at the ATM," Mekoyo said "He left his right lane and rammed into Arthur and family. Arthur was carrying his wife and his last born (daughter) of one year and two months on his red Windy Motorbike, whereas another bike was carrying his maid and two boys of about 7 and 5 years. He died on the spot with his first child whereas the wife, baby, second child, house help and the bike man died at FMC Owerri,” He also disclosed that another man who was on the same lane was equally knocked down with his wife and kid by the same car and seriously wounded. Spokesperson of the State Police Command, ASP Henry Okoye, who confirmed the accident, said three of the persons involved in the accident were receiving medical attention at an undisclosed hospital. Justina Opara, the Badminton Coach in Imo State, who confirmed the tragic incident, described Arthur as a hardworking individual who had represented the state and the country in national and international competitions. 3:30 https://alexis.lindaikejisblog.com/photos/shares/T3_1691741161.jpg https://alexis.lindaikejisblog.com/photos/shares/T1_1691741580.jpg https://alexis.lindaikejisblog.com/photos/shares/T2_1691741594.jpg https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2023/8/reckless-driver-crushes-family-of-five-to-death-in-imo-2.html |
IbnB:Can't u read well? He said Rivers State and not the other of the country like Ondo, Ogun. LAGOS, EKITI, etc etc. If na the other part u for expect missing body parts |
AlabiKILLER2021:fixed |
Their people |
Ofunaofu:Lol trust me the slowpoke won't do it. |
Barely 24 hours after meeting with President Bola Tinubu where an agreement was reached to call off their protests, the rapprochement between the organised labour and the Federal Government appeared to have collapsed as the unions on Thursday night vowed to embark on a nationwide strike from August 14 if their leaders were summoned for contempt of court orders. The Nigeria Labour Congress hinged its decision on the contempt of court application filed by the Federal Ministry of Justice against the labour leaders on Wednesday. It threatened to down tools should the Federal Government fails to withdraw the lawsuit accusing the labour leadership of disobeying court orders. The NLC President, Joe Ajaero, announced the decision on Thursday night after the union’s National Executive Council meeting which was held in Abuja. In a bid to avert a strike by the labour movement last month, the FG had through the Federal Ministry of Justice secured an order from the National Industrial Court restraining the NLC and the Trade Union Congress from embarking on any strike action over issues bordering on “removal of fuel subsidy, hike in prices of petrol and consequential increase in cost of living,” pending the determination of the suit. The Solicitor-General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Justice, Mrs Beatrice Jedy-Agba, in a statement, urged the NLC to withdraw the seven-day notice it issued on its plan to commence a nationwide industrial action from August 2, if the demands of labour unions were not met. The justice ministry sternly warned in a statement on July 26 that the planned strike by the union would be contempt of court, an offence that is punishable by imprisonment. According to the FG, such strike action would amount to a resort to self-help since the matter was already pending in court. But dissatisfied by the slow negotiation process with the FG and the delay in rolling out palliative to cushion the pains of subsidy removal, the organised labour declared a nationwide protest despite the court injunction. Lagos lawyer and solicitor to the organised labour, Femi Falana, SAN, however, insisted that the proposed protest was lawful. As a result, the protests, which were held on Wednesday, paralysed economic and commercial activities nationwide, leading to the shutdown of banks, offices and courts in several states. As a payback for the labour leaders’ defiance, the Federal Government on Wednesday initiated a contempt of court proceeding against the labour leaders, a development that angered the unions. The “notice of consequences of disobedience to order of the court”, titled “Form 48,” was filed before the National Industrial Court, Abuja. The applicants are the Federal Government and the Attorney General of the Federation, while the various leaders of the organised labour were listed as respondents. The notice was addressed to the NLC President, Joe Ajaero; Deputy Presidents, Audu Aruba, Adeyanju Adewale, and Kabiru Sani; General Secretary, Emmanuel Ugboaja; TUC President, Festus Usifo, and General Secretary, Nuhu Toro. “Take notice that unless you obey the directives contained in the Order of the National Industrial Court, Abuja, delivered by Honourable Justice Y. Anuwe on June 5th 2023, as per the attached Enrolled Order, you will be guilty of Contempt of Court and will be liable to be sentenced to prison,’’ the contempt notice signed by Senior Registrar, Balogun Olajide, read. Responding to the charge, the NLC President, in a statement on Thursday said the Ministry of Justice and National Industrial Court have continued to ‘’allow themselves to be used as agents of anti-democracy.” The labour centre noted that though it agreed to suspend its protests based on its meeting with the President, it would embark on a nationwide strike starting from August 14, 2023, should the government fail to withdraw the lawsuit filed against the labour leaders. Highlighting the decisions of the NLC, Ajaero said the NEC resolved to support and affirm the decision to suspend further nationwide mass protest and to commit to maintaining the required vigilance needed to hold the government accountable for its assurances and governance in general. The union further resolved to commit to the terminal date of August 19 within which the issues around the petroleum price hike would be agreed given the assurances of the President and the National Assembly. The statement added that the NLC resolved “To go on total strike across the country any day labour leaders are summoned to court by the government through the NICN 5; To demand the immediate withdrawal of this litigious terrorism by the Federal Ministry of Justice before the end of work Friday, the 11th of August, 2023; To embark on a nationwide comprehensive strike beginning Monday 14th of August, 2023 if this contemptuous court summons is not withdrawn by whosoever initiated it.” The counsel to the Organised Labour, Falana, SAN, urged the President to call the permanent secretary of the Federal Ministry of Justice to order over the contempt charges filed against the organized labour. He also noted that the NLC had in no way breached any agreement it had with the President on the suspension of the nationwide protests. Falana who spoke in an interview with our correspondent on Thursday night explained that his client had already challenged the ex parte order obtained by the justice ministry from the National Industrial Court. The human rights lawyer said, “Labour is not in breach of any agreement. They were in a meeting with the president when a ministry official went behind to file contempt charges. That was an embarrassment. “If the organized labour were in contempt, would the president have met with them? Would the police have marched with them? We have challenged the jurisdiction of the court, and we have challenged the competence of the ex parte order so she (Jeddy-Agba) knows she can’t be talking of contempt of court until our motion challenging the jurisdiction of the court and competence of the ex parte order is taken.” https://cdn.punchng.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/04000242/Tinubu-NLC-President-TUC-President-1024x585.jpeg https://punchng.com/subsidyprotests-fg-labour-talks-collapse-nlc-begins-strike-aug-14/?amp |
Lieme:Yeah. U can do DSS with ur hnd. Any engineering course can do |
See better update oo. Na to go borrow loan ASAP from the apps |
The Federal Government through the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has asked Google to delist 18 digital lenders from Playstore for violations of its guidelines. In a statement released, the Executive Vice Chairman/ Chief Executive Officer, Babatunde Irukera,, said the 18 digital money lenders that it delisted, and asked Google to delete, were either operating without regulatory approval or in violation of the Limited Interim Regulatory/Registration Framework and Guidelines for Digital Lending, 2022 (Guidelines). The Commission added that only digital money lenders that had regulatory scrutiny and compliance evidenced by written approval from it were allowed on Playstore. “Accordingly, the commission has entered a further order requiring Google to immediately remove, withdraw, or drawdown the following apps: Getloan, Joy Cash-Loan Up to 1,000,000, Camelloan, Cashlawn, Nairaloan, Eaglecash, Moneytreefinance Made Easy, Luckyloan Personal Loan, Cashme, Easynaira, Swiftcas, Crediting, Swiftkash, Hen Credit loan, Nut loan, Cash door, Cashpal, and Nairaeasy gist loan.” He stated that some digital money lenders were relying on Android Package Kits file formats to reach consumers outside of Google Playstore, to evade or avoid regulatory compliance. Insisting that compliance with its guidelines was mandatory for all digital money lenders, regardless of whether they intended to be placed on Playstore, Irukera said ‘’Compliance with the guidelines is mandatory for all DMLs regardless of whether they intend to be placed on Playstore, operate by APK file formats or any other means for that matter. Failure to comply with the Guidelines is a violation of law and renders any such operation illegal. Digital Money Lenders operating by any means or on any platforms whatsoever are hereby required to provide evidence of compliance with the guidelines within five days from the date of this release. Also, all existing and approved DMLs providing digital lending services through APK file formats in addition to Playstore, are required to provide evidence that such APK operations are in compliance with the law.'' the statement read https://alexis.lindaikejisblog.com/photos/shares/wsddd_1691040056.jpg https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2023/8/fg-delists-18-illegal-loan-apps-2.html |
SageWithSarcasm:This topic suppose make front page. Nairaland mods are full of hates. I remember quite well a thread of Peter obi sleeping in court hits front page. Seun is no friend of peace. |
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trust me the slowpoke won't do it.