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thats weired

Na enjoyment no be hardship

There relationship in ministry is like father to son

That can be classified as wasting of money[b][/b]

Hi is she so sure

Big congratulations

The world is becoming a place moral decadence

HE HAS BEEN A GREAT RELIGION LEADER

Sheffield United are reportedly close to being bought out by Nigerian billionaire Dozy Mmobuosi in a deal worth £90million.

The Blades are pushing for promotion back to the Premier League this season but were hit by a transfer embargo last month amid financial difficulties, according to The Times.

Below are 10 things to know about Mmobuosi:

1. Mmobuosi is a tech entrepreneur.

2. Mmobuosi’s tech firm Tingo has been valued at around £7billion.

3. According to Concordia, Mmobuosi advocates technological advancement and social uplift in Africa and beyond.

4. . He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science and a Master of Science degree in Economics from Ambrose Alli University.

Youths and other residents of Oyo State protesting hardship in the country attacked the governor’s office in Agodi area of Ibadan.

The PUNCH earlier reports that barely 22 days before the general elections, youths in their numbers stormed the streets of Ibadan, on Friday, to protest the current state of the nation.

Nigerians have been contending with fuel, new naira notes scarcity and erratic power supply for weeks across the nation.

Dissatisfied with the situation, the youths, armed with several placards, stormed the Iwo Road area of the state on Friday morning to register their grievances.

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However, some protesters marched to the Oyo State Secretariat, Agodi Ibadan, and attempted to force their way into the Governor’s office.

The protesters were said to have been repelled by security operatives attached to the governor’s office.

Not satisfied, the protesters were said to have thrown stones and other dangerous weapons into the governor’s office.

BREAKING: New naira: I’ll decide in seven days – Buhari
3rd February 2023
The President, Muhammadu Buhari
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.)
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Idowu Abdullahi
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The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), on Friday, urged citizens to give him seven days to resolve the cash crunch that has become a problem across the country from the Central Bank of Nigeria policy to change high-value naira notes with new ones.

Speaking to the Progressive Governors’ Forum who paid him a visit at the Presidential Villa to seek solutions to the cash crunch which they said was threatening the good records of the administration in transforming the economy, Buhari said the currency re-design would give a boost to the economy and provide long-term benefits. He expressed doubts about the commitment of banks in particular to the success of the policy. “Some banks are inefficient and only concerned about themselves”, said the President, “even if a year is added, problems associated with selfishness and greed won’t go away.”

He said he had seen television reports about cash shortages and hardship to local businesses and ordinary people and gave assurances that the balance of seven of the 10-day extension would be used to crack down on whatever stood in the way of successful implementation.

“I will revert to the CBN and the minting company. There will be a decision one way or the other in the remaining seven days of the 10-day extension,” the President was quoted to have said in a statement released by his spokesman, Garba Shehu.

The governors told the President that while they agreed that his decision on the currency redesign was good and that they were fully in support, its execution had been botched and their constituents were becoming increasingly upset.

What he did is very bad because HIV patients are to hold themselves from sexual intercourse so why is he rapping 17 years lady

Maybe she's a dwarf

Nigerians with their hillarious political believes