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Cholls:
my sister true, but, censorship only really applies to radio and broadcast tv.

Cholls:
my sister every social media site has terms and conditions as to what can be said. I think you should check it out

OriakuAmara:
Pictures nko

iampeterben:
Guess she represented the presidency.

Cholls:
my brother lol. But wait o, there is free speech social media platform. If you don't like some one's comments or some ideology you block them and you don't join their chat group.

TheStakeHolder:
What do people who buy old social media accounts use them for?

This has become a trend. You see people asking to buy old Facebook and Twitter accounts for between 5k to 7k.

Is it safe to sell your old social media accounts?

Are these accounts used for fraud? If no, then what exactly are these accounts used for.

What can these old social media accounts do that the new ones cannot?

Anyone with good knowledge of this should please educate the house.

I'm sure a lot are in the dark about this.

Mods please let people know about this on going trend.

Cholls:
My sister why

DDDEnterprises:
yes and I'm suspecting you.
You and your goons probably planned it in the hope that a woman will succeed him so you can achieve your feminist goals.
but alas, na male go still enter.

ImmaculateJOE:
I thought Buhari is Omniscient when promised to crush Boko Haram within 6-months and make $1=N1..

ImmaculateJOE:
Must he travel to Paris or London?
He could have saved the money he spent touring France and UK for this purpose.

Kosiso12:
President Buhari Nowhere To Be Seen As Chief Of Army Staff Is Buried | #IgbereTV

President Muhammadu Buhari was not spotted or seen during the burial of the Chief of Army Staff, General Ibrahim Attahiru on Saturday who died on plane crash in Kaduna on Friday.

The Burial which started around 1pm was attended by top dignitaries.

Our correspondent monitoring the development said only top military officials attended the burial while others poured their tributes to the chief of Army Staff via their various social media accounts.

According to report gathered by IGBERE TV, the Ill fated NAF plane that killed the Chief Of Army Staff was said to have successfully landed at the Kaduna airport before it went up in flames.

NAF aircraft, a Beecroft, similar to the one that crashed in Abuja, few months ago, was supposed to have landed at the NAF base, but was diverted to the Kaduna international airport because of bad weather.

A NAF source who does not want to be mentioned in print, told Saturday Sun, that “it is a Beechcraft aircraft, the same type that crashed at the Abuja Airport recently and they left Abuja late Friday afternoon.

What happened was that they were supposed to have landed at the NAF base, but they now diverted them because of the weather because they have more instruments, landing instrument at the Kaduna international airport than that of the NAF.

So because of the weather they don’t want them to land at the NAF base. The tower now diverted them to the airport.

The plane landed successfully, it touched the ground successfully but skipped off the runway. We don’t know what happened, may be the pilot lost control on the runway that is what the investigators would have to find out.

It is not that it crashed midair, no. It landed successfully and crashed within the airport. It did not crash land or developed any technical fault. You know there are two runways at the Kaduna international airport. We have 05 and Runway 06, it depends on the direction an aircraft is coming from. But the aircraft landed on runway 05. If you are coming through the right angle you will be made to land at runway 06, and if it’s through the left angle it’s runway 05.

Meanwhile, President Muhammadu Buhari in a statement released by his Spokesperson, Femi Adesina, said he is deeply saddened over the air crash that claimed the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru, and other military officers.

The President condoles with families of the deceased, the military, and Nigerians in general, describing them as “heroes who paid the ultimate price for peace and security in the land.”

While praying that God receives the souls of the patriots, the President says the crash “is one mortal blow to our underbelly, at a time our armed forces are poised to end the security challenges facing the country.”

The President pledged that the departed would not die in vain.

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https://igberetvnews.com/1390858/president-buhari-nowhere-seen-chief-army-staff-buried-photos/

erumena:
And what will not make you remember her, being jobless?

Tinubuadvocate:
Go courageous soldiers.

InaNla:
May God protect all women.

donbachi:
May GOD protect all and shield them.

As part of efforts to promote its Safe School Initiative and provide full-proof security for schools, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps NSCDC has commissioned an all-female squad after four weeks of intensive and rigorous training at the NSCDC Training College, Katsina.

Director, Public Relations at the national headquarters of the NSCDC in Abuja, DCC Olusola Odumosu disclosed this in a statement issued Friday in Abuja. At the passing out parade in Katsina, Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola commended the leadership of the Corps for taking the lead in establishing a Female Squad as part of strategies to address present security challenges confronting the nation. The minister who expressed delight over the initiative said the move will no doubt add value to the security architecture of the country, while at the same time enhancing the operational capacity and efficiency of the Corps.

Speaking on the significance of women in the fight against terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and other forms of insecurity, Aregbesola reiterated that since women account for more than half of the nation’s population, it is apt to include them in all aspects of nation-building as studies have shown that women are more likely to attract the cooperation, confidence, and trust of the citizens than their male counterparts.

He maintained that the spike insecurity challenges in the country occasioned by the activities of Boko Haram insurgency, armed banditry, robbery, kidnappings, farmers/herders clashes among others necessitated the clamour for security agencies to redouble their efforts by strategizing to provide a safe and secure environment, where meaningful development can thrive.

Aregbesola urged the newly established Female Squad to exhibit a high level of discipline, focus, vigilance, and mental alertness in discharging their responsibilities while calling on the citizens to provide operatives with actionable intelligence that will assist in finding a lasting solution to the problem of incessant kidnapping of school children for ransom.

Earlier, Commandant General of the NSCDC, Dr Ahmed Audi explained that the female squad was a child of necessity, borne out of the need to effectively curtail the recent upsurge of insecurity and to pro-actively engage bandits and kidnappers of school children as directed by the Federal Government on the implementation of the safe school initiative by the Corps.

Dr Audi said the frequency of attacks on schools by bandits who indulge in the kidnapping of students for ransom has made it imperative to focus attention on intensifying security within and around vulnerable schools’ environments across the country. “This is a proactive step aimed at ensuring the safety of school children and restoring the confidence of students, parents, teachers and the host communities,” he said. According to Audi, the corps has concluded a vulnerability survey on all schools in the country to collate data with a view to identifying the gaps in the existing security arrangement for schools in Nigeria and to give the corps needed clues on necessary strategies to adopt in enhancing safety in the nation’s schools, especially those that are susceptible to attacks.

The CG congratulated members of the Female Squad for their outstanding performances and show of commitment in the last four weeks of intensive training.

The CG thanked the Honourable Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola who has provided the Corps with the support and assistance needed to reposition the Corps to effectively deliver on its mandate. “I assure you that the Corps under my leadership is determined more than ever to effectively curtail and checkmate the current security challenges confronting us as a nation so that Nigerians can sleep with their two eyes closed,” Audi stated.

Psoul:
Cheap and irrational logic.
You want to tell me that people are not murdered in those countries governments make provision for adequate employment for her citizens.
Even when there is enough employment opportunities in a country, don't people go about searching for it. Or do they sit at home and employments thrown to them? So if anything happened on that process, government should be held responsible.
Brainless logic.

We are not doubting that this government has totally failed us and themselves, but not everything should be blamed on the government.

Forthispost:
Hello Nairalanders. I need your honest feedback on this issue.


There is this ex of mine I dated for approximately 4 years. During the course of our relationship, I Was totally in my best power not to be the toxic one and never cheated on her but she eventually left with no viable reason. There were times she messed up and I forgave her even while we dated.
Close to the time of her graduation from a reputable state university in Nigeria, she started messing up and eventually broke up the relationship.
I was pained though but I had to forgive her and move on.

After the break up (which is about 3 years away now) we still talk (greetings on phone) once in a blue moon.

Now the issue at hand is, a male boss of mine requested that I recommend a female staff that matches a particular vacant role in our organisation .
Note: This is an internal recruitment and who ever I recommend stand a 95% chance of getting employed ( the other 5% if for village people). The role is an entry role with pay centered around 80k-100k monthly. She currently earns 22k where she works now at at our last conversation. Though she use to be a cool person before her village people entered the relationship. Over three years of not being close as before gives me no clue of the type of person she might have become now. Maybe a scorned woman or a more sensible person. I'm doing far better than when she left me and it's super glaring to her.

The reason why I need advice is this: I work at the same organisation in question and I have no plan to leave soon. I'm trying to avoid a case where she will be the one to facilitate any issue for me at the said work place. Just avoiding anything that will result in regrets.

Update: I forgot to add, she's one of the person I know who suits the role. I don't have sister who matches the role.

I created this new account for just this thread hence the moniker "for this post"

Kindly advice biko. Bashing is allowed.

samwillyco1:
Private company and not Government owned company or institution

Psoul:
I dey hear you.
Talk is cheap

Was the employment offer from the government or a private firm?
Was she killed by the government?

samwillyco1:
Private company and not Government owned company or institution

dre11:
Following the death of Iniobong Umoren who was brutally murdered on her quest for a job in Akwa Ibom, her eldest sister has been offered a job on Tuesday, by the owner of Desicon Engineering Limited, Mr Akanimo Udofia.

Udofia had during a condolence visit to the family, promised to employ the surviving elder sister of the deceased girl in his company Deaicon Engineering Limited.

The elder brother of the deceased, Ukeme Umoren accompanied her to the Port Harcourt office of Desicon Engineering Limited for documentation and formal acceptance of the job offer.

Egor Marvelous (@BloodOfNigerian) Tweeted:



https://twitter.com/BloodOfNigerian/status/1395074187375558659?s=19[/quote]This can't bring Iniobng back to life. Nigerian government always practising medicine after death.

I would reject such offer.

Modified:
Whether private company or govt establishment, i will reject the offer irrespective of the pay. Being in that job would only remind me of my late sister.

47 year old Film director murdered by his Iranian parents in an 'honour killing' over not getting married

A popular film director in Iran, Babak Khorranmdin, 47, has reportedly been murdered by his family in an honour killing row over not getting married.

Khorranmdin's body parts were discovered in a suitcase and bins outside his parents' home in Iran following an 'honour killing' for not getting married .

Babak Khorranmdin, who is a London-based film director, was sedated and cut into pieces, and his body parts were discovered in bins and a suitcase on Sunday, May 16 after he returned from living in London, iranwire.com reported.

His father confessed to the killing after he and his wife were arrested in Ekbatan, west Tehran, according to Rokna news agency.

His father reportedly said: “Because of the disputes we had, I sedated him this morning (Sunday) by giving him anaesthetics, then stabbed him to death. Then I dismembered his body and threw it in the nearest trash can on the street with my wife."

Tehran’s Police Station found evidence of the murder whilst searching the family home, it was reported.

Since the news broke, tributes from friends who knew Mr Khorramdin through his work and studies in UK cinema have been pouring in.

He moved to London a year after graduating from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Tehran in 2009 with a master's degree in cinema.

He studied film in the capital and had returned to Iran to teach the subject to his country folk when he was killed.

According to Iran International TV, the honour killing "has shocked the country".

Iran International TV Middle East Analyst and Editor Jason Brodsky said: “I think the horrific death of Babak Khorramdin is only the latest example of a long pattern of domestic violence that we have seen in Iran.

"It follows the tragic death of Ali Fazeli Monfared, who was killed by family members after they found out he was gay. That is not to mention the case last year of Romina Ashfrafi, a 14-year-old girl who was beheaded by her father in an honour killing.

“Despite a child protection law being passed in 2020 in Iran, honour killings and domestic violence continue more broadly, and this is an area the international community needs to address with Iran.”