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NNPC goofed by fixing the pump price. They should have kept quiet and sale their own products at any amount they want

I cannot even remember when last NNPC sold fuel in my area .

So?

Formalty. That space had been filled up already

ojotobiloba1:
Very clean Mazda 626 car for sale
Year 2000
Asking price is 850k (slightly neg)
08039545401 for pictures
Location.. Osogbo

Pictures?

Seekhimnow:
Voltplus Stabilizer
2000VA
Working Perfectly
Price - N10,000
Location - Lagos


Call/Whatsapp - 07025326910

I need this in Kwara. Can you waybill?

Nigerians really suffered under this man's watch. Haaba

I pray he get justice. These guys are nothing but nuisance on the road. They have long lost their relevance and value.

Help me pronounce your name.

Where is the conclusion?

brownemmanuel43:
Also this treadmill is available at a giveaway price

Price and location?

Devil incarnate

Bad.....
Too bad. Nigeria on the verge of collapse due to some people's greediness

500 or 5000 naira?

Because eggs alone is more than 5h

Yagba part of Kogi State has been marginalised for a long period and it has not enjoy dividend of democracy since inception. A win for PDP is a win for okun people. I pray Dino succeed.

Honestly speaking. Star boy would have been a good replacement for Buhaari.

A policeman serving under the Kwara State Police Command, Taiye Atobiloye, has died in a cell at the D Division of the Kogi State Police Command, following his detention for being absent from duty for two days at the Zone 8 Command, Lokoja, Kogi State.

PUNCH Metro gathered that Atobiloye, with service number 232980, who was attached to the Oke Onigbin Division in Kwara State, was posted for a special duty called Quick Intervention at the Zone 8 Command for a month.

After his resumption in Lokoja, the policeman was said to have been absent from duty for two days and was later found.

Our correspondent gathered that as punishment for his absence without permission, Atobiloye was detained in a cell.

A source, while chronicling the circumstances surrounding the incident, said Atobiloye languished in the cell for eight days, adding that the policeman died in detention.

The source said, “What happened was that every month, the Zone 8 Command usually picks policemen from every division and posts them for special duty for a month in Zone 8 Command, Lokoja, and after one month, the policemen will return home.

“So, Atobiloye, who was attached to the Oke Onigbin Division, was part of the policemen posted to the Zone 8 Command, Lokoja, but when he resumed, he didn’t come for work for two days and was punished by being detained in a cell for about eight days.

“It was when policemen checked on him in the cell that they realised he had slumped and died in the cell. At the cell he was detained, only offending policemen are usually detained there, so it is likely he was alone in the cell.”

The post read in part, “AP No 232980 Inspector Taiye Atobiloye, serving at Kwara State Command, attached to the Oke Onigbin Division was sent to Lokoja Zone 8 on special duty called Quick Intervention.

“For the past eight days, all family members were calling him but no response from his phone number as the phone was ringing but nobody picked, likewise his wife called him and nobody picked (up) the call until the information reached the family that he was detained at the D (Division) Lokoja, and died in the cell.”

Contacted, the spokesperson for the Zone 8 Command, Ruth Awi, who confirmed the development, said Atobiloye, after reporting for special duty at the command, absconded from duty and was nowhere to be found for two days until policemen found him drunk.

She said the cop was detained for him to get himself, adding that he died in custody.

She said, “He was not detained at the Zonal Headquarters, he was detained at the D Division in Lokoja. He reported at the Zonal Headquarters and then disappeared into thin air; there are punishments for people who abscond from duty without any excuse. But in his case, he did not only stay away from work, he was drunk when he was found.
“For the effect of the drink to be cleared, the boss said he should stay in the cell for two days until he is fit for interrogation to explain where he went to and where he was coming from. So, he was detained at the D Division for about two or three days after which the news came to us that he gave up.”
https://punchng.com/kwara-policeman-detained-for-abandoning-work-dies-in-kogi-cell/

FalseProphet1:
By they does he mean bandits or Fulani herdsmen?

Meaning?

Eyaaah......this is not good at all. Some people are naturally wicked and callous

Sharp guy.



Smart move

Location

But she should remember she swear for better for worse oath

drunkpunk:
I don dey price house for Banana island & environs. Next na Bugatti.

No loud am abeg

What is next when a marriage reach this stage?

OP did you buy the TV? What is the experience so far?

kingbee90:
Nigeria is gone

Honestly speaking. Can you imagine a car I bought 1.4m about 4yrs ago.

Nice one. May God make it easy for the governor elect.

I lost about 110k to Omega pro last year. I am still in severe pain even till now.

Happy for her. I had already know she would win. Congratulations little one

Let us refresh our memories with this short history.

HISTORY IS THE BEST

Lest we forget
Victor Banjo and Awolowo met in Ore during the Civil war when Pa Awolowo told him to stop fighting on the side of Biafra and Victor Banjo refused that he had promised Ojukwu that he would win on sink with him.

Biafra soldiers were one side and Nigeria soldiers were at the other, Awolowo said Banjo tẹ́lẹ̀ mi, ìbọn òní ba hó (Meaning Banjo follow me bullet won't touch you) but Banjo refused,.

After that meeting Ojukwu accused him of speaking Yoruba during the meeting with Awolowo that he couldn't be trusted again and they accused him of planning to overthrow Ojukwu in Biafra. They tied him to a drum and shot him in Enugu

He was the only Yoruba general that supported Biafra, and they paid him with death because he refused to attack Ibadan and Lagos which were not part of the initial agreement...

Below is the picture of Victor Banjo and his family. The Yoruba Man who supported Biafra and led many of the battles, but was killed. His wife turned to widow, his children fatherless.

The little girl in the photograph is Olayinka, present Provost, School of Medicine, University of Ibadan. [Ed].


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Banjo

Of course it won't fail. Presidential election is their priority