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How many thanksgiving this man wan do? thanksgiving Governor

Funny but might be true

Senate President, Bukola Saraki, declared in Lagos today that section 4 of the Anti-frivolous petition Bill now popularly known as ‘Anti-Social Media law’ would not see the light of day at the Senate.
Saraki stated this while delivering the keynote address at the StateCraft Masterclass series at Social Media Week, held in Lagos.
Saraki, according to a statement by his Special Assistant on New Media, Mr. Bankole Omishore, emphasised the growing influence of social media users in Nigeria’s political environment.
He then encouraged the audience to continue to contribute to the development of Nigeria through their dialogue and debate on social media.
The senate president said, “Without the involvement of social media, there is no way that we would have moved from a non-performing government because now everything is out in the open unlike years ago.”
Saraki commended the online community, which he described as the real ‘Chairmen of INEC,’ for sourcing election results from polling stations during the general elections, and ensured that the manipulation of vote counts.
He said, “Though we had the numbers. It is really thanks to social media that votes counted because you shared the results as they happened.”
The Frivolous Petitions Bill, sponsored by the Deputy Senate Leader, Bala Ibn Na’Allah, passed second reading on the floor of both chambers of the National Assembly in December last year while the Senate had fixed March this year for the public hearing.
The senate president called for continued cooperation and conversation between the government and the public via social media, and noted that the recent National Assembly Interactive session with Civil Society Organisations was a huge success.


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Nigeria's vision 2020 is to be among the developed countries but my own vision is represented with this pix who has this vision as well?

laugh baby grandpa

The Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, says the state government can transform the National Museum in the state to a cultural edifice of international standard, as well as rehabilitate other federal infrastructure, if the Federal Government partners the state.
Ambode, who spoke at the Lagos House, Ikeja, during a visit of the Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, added that he would ensure the speedy transformation of the museum once the Federal Government was ready to collaborate with Lagos.
He said considering the strategic importance of culture and tourism to the identity of people, Lagos and the Federal Government needed to work together to boost the essence of culture, improve on the economy, and develop the nation.
He said, “Just the same way we have collaborated with the police, we will collaborate with you to give a facelift to the infrastructure of the Federal Government in Lagos. We will do it because it will eventually be to the benefit of Lagosians.
“Talking precisely about the National Museum at Onikan, we want to put up a modern-day museum of international standard towards the Lagos at 50 celebration next year.
“We are not only doing it for Nigeria, but also for the future of our cultural heritage.”
The governor, who lamented that some Nigerian languages were gradually going into extinction due to the lack of preservation of cultural values, said with the renewed commitment of the federal and state governments, issues of youth unemployment could be adequately addressed using culture, tourism, arts, sports and entertainment.
Earlier, Mohammed said he was in Lagos to solicit the support of the government to collaborate in jointly moving the state and the country forward in areas of culture and tourism.


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Babas travelling has started to yield positive results. Nigeria go soon better

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday welcomed an offer by the Islamic Development Bank to organise a financing round-table in Abuja to mobilise more funds for investment and development of infrastructure in Nigeria.
According to a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, the President expressed his delight at the offer at a meeting he had with the IDB President, Dr. Ahmed Mohammed Ali, in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
The President is currently on an official visit to Saudi Arabia.
Ali was said to have assured Buhari that the IDB will work with its traditional partners such as the Saudi Fund, the Kuwait Fund, Arab Bank for Development in Africa and the Abu Dhabi Fund, to increase the quantum of funding available to Nigeria.
Welcoming the offer, Buhari restated his government’s determination to revamp and diversify the Nigerian economy rapidly.
He said, “The days of Nigeria as a big oil producer with plenty of money are gone. We need all the support we can get to diversify our economy as quickly as possible.
“We also need to rehabilitate our infrastructure, develop the domestic capacity to feed ourselves and export the surplus.”
The President welcomed the plan by the IDB to fast track the take-off of the Bilingual Education Program, aimed at integrating the Almajiri system of education with Western education in Nigeria.
The IDB has already provided $98m for the Bilingual Education Program in Adamawa, Gombe, Kaduna, Kano, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger, Osun and Yobe.
The bank plans to support similar projects in other states of Nigeria.

www.punchng.com/islamic-bank-offer-to-nigeria-excites-buhari/

refineri:
lol!....op!
I yaff old ooo....we dey take am dey rewind our cassette!!!....Hw time flies!

abeg who go marry me?

if you go gree pay my dowry am ready to

our politicians will always do as if they care for common man whereas all they care for is their pocket

by the time they are true with them with real beaten their lives will surely reduce by half

the girl already told you her problems from the start but you chose to ignore it now you are complaining. well don't jump into the conclusion that you want to break up with her just give her a little time, study her find out what she likes doing or talking about try and talk about those things maybe like books e. t. c maybe from there things can actually change for the better if you truly love her as you've said

is he still a virgin?
is he the kind that watches porn? or always thinks about having sex?
he should put in mind and energy on meaningful things and fast if he can because a hungry man hardly thinks of sex

ajasa4link:
They are real. They mostly recruit contract staff for banks and will definitely munch a certain percentage out of your salary every month. But during the recruitment process, u will hear stuff like: We are independent consultants who outsource for banks and get paid for what we do by our clients,...blah..blah..blah.....
Am not saying u should not give it trial especially if u are presently not employed, however it is not a job u should resign ur present job to take up. Lest I forget, their documentation is too rigorous, a letter from your pastor, guarantor forms signed by senior civil servants, businessmen with registered business name or a renowned clergy.(imagine even ur pastor will know u are looking for job )

Lol that's too rigorous

thanks to you all for the wonderful comments I so much appreciate

The Federal Government is finalising updates of the national database on water supply and sanitation for all states in Nigeria including the Federal Capital Territory, the Minister of Water Resources, Mr. Suleiman Adamu, has said.
According to the minister, the finalised database would contain household survey on access to water supply and sanitation across the country.
Adamu spoke during a workshop on the third national urban water sector reform project launch and state water agencies performance assessment held in Abuja.
He said, “Our ministry is currently finalising the update of the national database on water supply and sanitation facilities, as well as household survey on access to water supply and sanitation. These pools of data will be hosted in the National Water Resources Data Bank that will serve as a repository of data and information for all water resources in our ministry.
“It is my hope that the performance data of water agencies will also come into the databank and I wish to assure stakeholders in the sector that we will make efforts to strengthen and sustain this initiative.”
Explaining the objectives of the National Water Sector Reform Project, Adamu stated that it was designed not only to fix water infrastructure but also the institutions and people that were in-charge of them.
“This is because we need to assist our water agencies to get out of their stagnation cycle of poor services, dissatisfied customers, low revenue, weak finances, neglect of maintenance and assets deterioration,” he added.
Earlier in her address, the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Water Resources, Mrs. Rabi Jimeta, spoke on the importance of data gathering and stressed that adequate collection of information would afford the various water agencies the opportunity to ascertain their strengths and weaknesses.
She said, “Accurate data collection is essential in maintaining the integrity of a system for adequate planning as well as for policy formulation and implementation. So a formal data gathering process is necessary for it ensures that data gathered are both defined and accurate, as subsequent decisions based on reasons embodied in the findings are valid.”
“it is on this note that our ministry places premium on this workshop as it will afford all the water agencies the opportunity to ascertain their strengths and weaknesses as a first step towards addressing them for enhanced service delivery to the citizens.”

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meflow:
I kn them they recruits for banks and companies they have branches in oyo, lagos, enugu, abuja ph (kano) they will give u work but they don't care again when u have taken the job so is they sake u tthe don't kn u ooo (oyo)

sorry please they don't care in what sense?

Please does anybody knows about ICS? I was invited for an interview with them

baby mama everywhere

Ninilowo:
Congratulations my brother. 2015 is my year of all round POSSIBILITIES in Jesus Name. Amen

2015? go check your calendar again

this thin too long ooo

A spokesperson for ex-President Goodluck Jonathan,
Doyin Okupe, says the choice of a former governor of
Borno State, Modu Sheriff, as the acting national
chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party is wrong.
Okupe said it was unfortunate that the PDP was in the
habit of making grave errors in its choice of
leadership.
He said with the emergence of Sheriff as the national
chairman of the PDP, the opposition party risked total
disintegration.
In an article published on his official Facebook page on
Wednesday, he said although Sheriff was his long-
standing political associate, the former governor
lacked the capability to hold the party together.
Okupe said, “Some of us have vowed not to leave the
party (PDP). We still will not leave the party. We will
continue to engage all who care to listen and seek
help from everyone ready to revive this severely
challenged sickened giant.
“For a morose political party, thanks to the
overwhelming and effective propaganda machinery of
the party in power, this may yet be the mortal wound
that may cause the eventual depletion of its long
perplexed following.
“But if it is the divine will of God that our present
masters must kill the PDP, then by the grace of God,
we shall yet tarry at the graveside to bid it farewell.”
He lamented that making wrong judgments had
become a trait of the party.
“The capability of our party, the PDP, and its
leadership to make grave errors in judgment is
legendary. What is intriguing is that even when the
party is out of power, that tendency seems not to
reduce.
“Alhaji Sheriff is a long-standing political associate of
mine and a very astute politician of, perhaps, a sublime
class. But for the post of the national chairman of the
PDP, he is a wrong candidate and (he is) also coming
in at a wrong time,” he said.
Okupe said with the crisis rocking the PDP, the
emergence of Sheriff might deplete the membership
base of the opposition party.
The former presidential spokesperson listed impunity,
presumptive reasoning, restrictive consultative process
as the ‘diseases’ killing the PDP.
Okupe said the PDP leaders who supported the
emergence of Sheriff hinged their argument on the
fact that, being a wealthy politician, he (Sheriff) would
be favourably disposed to fund the activities of the
party.
He, however, said other leaders within the party felt
that Sheriff would compound the problems of the party
and bring ‘a crushing weight of burden capable of
fatally destroying the few strands of moral fibres in the
party’.

www.punchng.com/well-be-at-pdps-graveside-says-okupe/

refiner:
yea!...am a grandmom nw!

but the person I see for your DP be granddaughter poo so watin happen

refiner:
I had my last sex in July 1997!....

choi that is 19years back you don try ooo

raumdeuter:
He's simply helping you.
When was the last time anyone tried to sleep with you

that's too harsh

funny sha

baba iyabo irumole ton je fried rice

that is it it is a game of take and take. You chop him money he give you strong pako so your not supposed to be complaining Abi did he complain that you too they chop him money?

Am sure this man will be praying that Americans should not vote for Donald Trumph because if that guy smells U. S seat of power then Mugabe is a gunner

AfroKnight:
Johesu again?

Honestly I'm tired of these people. Everywhere in the world, doctors get better pay than other health pros. Is there a worldwide strike to that effect? What is the essence of hierarchy if we level out the cadre?

These people are just too antagonistic. I just tire.

You really mean everywhere?

the attire fits him wella

adextaiwo84:
I'll like to be like him in the nearest future.

clap for yourself