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Ekpanfly:
Olorun ma je.

If he did it
The wife did it
All of them did it
Or they didn't did it abi

Yheeh! My chest! My guy pls how did they did it self

SEED and misconceptions around it.

People should stop this misconceptions about SEED.
Now I'm not talking about plants and agriculture.

As a Christian, I believe SEED is not all about tithes, offerings and fruits.

I believe your SEED is your future and your future is your SEED.

Because you re always helping people and you aren't getting help back doesn't mean you should stop being good to people, if u don't get help back now, who knows might be later or even your children, grandchildren that would reap the SEED that you have sowed.

SEED is not only based on money�.
SEED could be words you utter. Thoughts.
Resources.
Investments.
Trust.
Faith.
Kindness.
Time.
Service to God.
Commitment.
Value of relationship etal......
You are a SEED in your own hands.
You are a SEED in God's hand.

Words are powerful, what kind of words do you sow into people's lives

Guide your heart diligently and always be positive.

#Remain blessed.

Girlsavage:
Please what do i do?

Yes you can study herbalist with that score, Okare lae. Just change course jeje or forget it for this year.

Comrade Frank Ufuoma Esanubi, a governorship aspirant, has said it is not impossible to defeat the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta state in the general elections that will hold across Nigeria in 2019.

Esanubi, who is aspiring for the governorship position in Delta state under the Action Democratic Party (ADP) platform, stated this in an interview with TheNewsGuru.

He said the question of whether the PDP dynasty in Delta state for the past 18 years has brought good or evil has been asked time and time again, and according to him, PDP administration in the state is nothing to write home about.

“Since the return to democracy in 1999, Delta state has been led by the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP), which has been in power, first with Chief James Ibori, and later with Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, and now we have Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa at the helms of affairs. We can ask ourselves: in the last 18 years, how much progress have we made?

“The truth is, the PDP, having been in power for so long, they have the resources, they have the structure; but at the same time, if we recall what happened at the national level in 2015, where the PDP had also been in power for 15 years or so, we had the opposition party defeating them at the general elections. That only happened because people were generally dissatisfied with the way the PDP had led over time.

“It is the people that will decide the direction of the next election. The people are not happy with what they have gotten. Delta state should be one of the richest in Nigeria going by our position as a major oil producing state, with the derivation fund that we also earn.

“Unfortunately, we are not where we should be. The people will naturally react. It is not impossible to defeat the PDP, because it is the people that will make the final decision at the end of the day, he said.

Speaking on the challenge of giving a manifesto, Esanubi said the average man in the street do not believe in manifestos, that his history and pedigree will speak for him.

However, he said there are some basic things that he is going to offer the people of Delta state.

“I have been a worker from when I finished my youth service corps. I have worked in a bank; I have worked in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) company, and I have worked in two major international oil companies.

“In fifteen years I have worked, for every month, I got my salary on or before 25th day of the month. It is inhuman for anybody to be in authority and deny workers their due wages.

“One of the first things I will promise is that workers will get their salaries on or before 25th day of the month. That should not be something that is celebrated; it is something that is given under normal clime, but because of the maladministration that we have, it now appears that it is a big item.

“Beyond that, the major issues that we will be tackling are issues of job creation and reducing unemployment for our youths,’ he said.

He further stated that he will prioritize setting up one agro-allied company in each of the 25 local government areas of the state to create employment opportunities for teeming youths of the state.

“We will look at the locality and look at the particular local government and look at what major agricultural products from that local government: is it yam, cassava, palm oil, etc; and when we identify what a local government has competitive advantage of, we are going to site an agricultural company focused on that product within that local government.

“Let us take the issue of refineries today. We are one of the major oil producing states, and there is going to be a new refinery in Nigeria, but it is being sited in Lagos. What that means is that oil would be produced in Delta and shipped by pipelines to Lagos for refining, and after the oil is refined, it would be brought back to Delta and we would pay.

“What value have we given to the people of Delta state? Absolutely nothing! We need to rework that, and at a minimum, we should have one refinery for each of the senatorial district, he said.

He also revealed that there are many other programmes he will roll out and that with time Deltans will get to see the many programmes he has in store.

Talking on his leadership cum political experience, Esanubi said his life experiences and experiences gained as chairman of Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) in Chevron and Deputy President of PENGASSAN as well as serving in the boards of companies have exposed him to issues of governance.

“I will say in terms of preparation, we need to realize that other countries today are tolling the path of having vibrant young people taking over the leadership of their countries. It is at the youthful age that one can make much impact, and that is what we are bringing to the table.

“We do not need to get to 60 years or 70 years before we want to take responsibilities. We need to rise up to responsibilities and do what we are supposed to do as young people in this country,” he said.

Esanubi does not believe ethnicity should have negative impact on the political ambition of anyone.

“You see, I like Nigeria’s old national anthem compared to the new one. If you listen to the old national anthem, it says “though tribe and tongue may differ, in brotherhood we stand”. It is telling us about the strength we have in our diversity.

“Our tribe, our ethnicity, our religion should not actually be something that should differentiate us or that pull us apart. They should be tools that bind us together, and working more strongly.

“Today we are happy to celebrate, for instance, that a Nigerian, Toni Iwobi, have been elected to the Senate of Italy. The question to ask is how do we react assuming we have a Yoruba man, a Hausa man or an Igbo man come to Delta state to become a member of the Delta State House of Assembly. We celebrate the Nigerian that is getting a political position in Italy, but when it comes to a Nigerian in Nigeria, we say no you are not from our state,” he stated.

The governorship aspirant said part of the problems of the country Nigeria is the issue of power rotation or zoning, stressing that what power rotation or zoning ends up giving the masses is mediocre leaders, adding: “I am an advocate of having the best lead us at every point in time”.

“If you take note of what happens in soccer, for instance, the Super Eagles will be playing in the World Cup in June; assuming we are to do rotation, probably we say it is the turn of the North to produce the players in the Super Eagles. And when the North had produced the players of the Super Eagles, we go to the South, and when the South has produced, we go to the West, and so on and so forth. If we follow this order, we are never going to have the best 11 representing us in tournaments.

“Government is not different. In government, we should have our best hands coming forward to lead us. But, immediately we bring this issue of zoning, this issue of rotation, what we do to ourselves is depriving ourselves of the best hands that should lead us. So, as a person, I do not believe that zoning is the best thing we need for this country; neither is it the best thing we need for Delta state.

“I am offering myself to the entire people of the state, and I believe I will be judged on merit to know if I am the best man for the job or somebody else. The people will make a very objective choice in the process.

“The constitution actually provides that for the position of the President and the Governor, an incumbent has constitutional right to contest for second tenure, and nobody can take that away from an incumbent. In that context, Okowa has the right to contest for second term. Nobody is depriving him.

“The constitution also expects that other political parties feed candidates, and it did not envisage that if somebody has done one term, the person must be allowed to go unopposed.

“The final decision is left for the people of the state to determine if the incumbent has done well enough to earn a second term in office or if there is need to look for more vibrant, more progressive, and better person to lead the state going forward,” Esanubi stated.

He had praises for the incumbent Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, saying the incumbent governor has done to the best of his abilities.

“But, the question we should ask ourselves is: is Okowa best good enough? Is Delta state supposed to be a state that should be owing workers’ salaries? The answer will be no.

“You see the development going on in Lagos state and some other progressive states; is that the type of development we are seeing in Delta state? The answer is no.

“Can you juxtapose the resources that have poured into Delta state vis-à-vis programmes and development we are seeing in the state? There is a major and monumental mismatch.

“In these contexts, it is difficult to give Okowa a pass mark. He has tried his best, but a point comes in the life of a football player that he has to retire, no matter how well you intend to continue playing.

“We have had good players in the Super Eagles. J. J. Okocha was a good player. Nwankwo Kanu was a good player. But, if they think that up to this point in time they want to compete with the likes of Victor Moses, Ahmed Musa, Mikel Obi, then, they are just not being fair to themselves.

“With due respect to the incumbent governor, he has been within the leadership of the state in the last 18 years, he has contributed his best to the state, but it is time for the state to move forward, and moving forward means that young people have to step up and take over responsibilities.

“Whatever they have done, we appreciate them for their efforts, but definitely we expect more and that is why we are coming to give more to the people of the state.

“My desire to govern Delta state is to put the state back on track. I am a worker like every other worker. I go to work on Mondays through Fridays. I receive salaries at the end of every month, which is something that every average Delta person goes through; those who are even lucky to have a job at the first place.

“I am relying on the people of the state to fund this ambition. I did not keep one big money somewhere. I have never held public office in government where I will say I accumulated money or I went to steal money that I kept aside for this ambition.

“But I will tell that when I contested as the Deputy President of PENGASSAN, the total amount that was expended in that election was about N13 million plus. And the N13 million, what I contributed as a person was N200,000.00. The N13 million plus was contributed by over 150 people who believe that I have something to offer PENGASSAN as an association. That is the courage I have in terms of funding my governorship campaign. People of Delta state who are tired of the type of government we have currently will rise up and provide the fund that we will use to prosecute this election.

“On the issue of whether I believe in godfatherism; the reality is that godfatherism only thrives when people do not come out to vote. Over time, especially in Delta state, there is this high level of voters’ apathy that whether we vote or not, these people are going to win the election, and that makes these so called godfathers to feel very important. But the challenge for us as the 2015 elections have shown, if as a people we come together, and we say this is what we want for our state, this is what we want for our country, we have that capacity to make it happen. In that context, I will tell you that the godfathers I believe in are the people of Delta state. They are my godfathers.

“The major driver for me in this election first and foremost is the battle within myself whether I should give up on this country or whether I should still try to salvage the situation. For those of us who have had the advantage to travel to see other countries and then we come back; the people of those countries spend time to make their countries attractive. That is why you see people struggling, risking their lives to pass through Libya despite all the hazards. That is why you see the middle to upper class save their resources and see that they want to relocate from Nigeria to either to the U.S., to Canada or to some other European countries.

“The Delta state of my dream is a Delta where people are proud to stay. A Delta where people are no longer under compulsion to say there are no prospects, we are dying, there is no hope. Let me just go and look for greener pastures somewhere else. People should be able to see that Delta is a place where there is actually milk and honey, and that the pasture is actually green in the state.

“The major challenge is enlightenment of the people. We need to get this message across to the people of the state because it is like somebody who is in bondage. You feel helpless. You feel that there is nothing more you can do about your situation. You are in the hands of your captor, and whatever you see, you just take it. We need to get this message across to the people that all hope is not lost.

“We can get our state back on track. We can get our public institutions to begin to work. We can begin to create real jobs for our people. We can begin to make our children attend conducive schools all over the state. We can provide qualitative healthcare for our people, especially the pregnant and elderly ones.

“Once people begin to buy into this message; it will not be too difficult a challenge to surmount. The major challenge is getting the message across to the people,” he further stated.

Source:https://www.thenewsguru.com/2019-possible-defeat-pdp-delta-state-governorship-aspirant/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=socialnetwork

Hello guys, happy new year hope you guys are enjoying your various PPAs.

knacker:
Where una dey ooo
My Love... Angelswt
Gentlelord, segunk, chriswazo, uzeba, mustack, toogbasky, jiggernappy, mrletsgo, Bashnigga, bussieboi, philgbee, tobijoshua, tosins, mexyz, christly99 holuwakore, junki04, phunkyposh, cutestcuty84, mandibeauty, lindabel,eghosagraviti, missymossy, darrytoz, preciousify, genea, et al

Officer knacker father of 6, I hail thee see me right here sipping kunu geda in this my corner, how are you doing trust you'd be looking forward to POP date by now.

Chriswazo:
I am here bro.
Compliments of the season
I miss my love Mandibeauty.
Abulor @segunk1 where are thou?

Abulor see me here pls shift for me lemme sit close to you.

Mustack:
i hope no b 1 corner love.

Toooorh!!! Good kwekshion.
Me I'm just pazzin ni ooo.

Gentlelord:
Good people of this Ilya how are we doing? hope we are all doing well at our respective state and PPA's.

My dearest Christly99 how body Na, I have missed you greatly.

My Good people can you guys believe that the LEGENDARY Journalist JIGGERNAPPY and I are even in same PPA

Comaradic greetings to all and all, here and in absentia

Uzeba,Knacker, Chriswazo, Segunk1, Mrletsgo, Bashnigga, Bussieboi, Philgbee, Mexyz, Christly99, Angelswt, Sparkle4u, Mandibeauty, Phunkyposh Ardeypearlz, Bussieboi, Spicycat, Mustack, Preciousify, Eghosagraviti, Directonpc, Missmossy, Baze1, Lindabell, DonVeek, Aspdrone, Diybay, TFeminist, Tpresh, Majedobi, floxyluv, mrletsgo, Derick, matildahenshaw, ifefolayimi,nathweezy, sparkle4u, holuwakore, ategberoson, tobijoshua, darrytoz, tosins, sesimi, genea, elthugnificient, andrewtosin Retroshawty, pluviophile, Tunnyz7', mycodon, Rexling, pinkyruledworld, Apreel, potatosalad, GhettoG1, svelte98, Sadiq3051, whiteraven, Gee001, junki04, Robynwelo1, edithspecials, Christ1stlove, emcee6, Jodababa, justcallmenuel Jiggernappy, emcee6 Wintersnow, Rinsola32, Krisgift, habbyy03, royalsleek, Funtan, yinkhar, Robynwelo, Bon blanc, BamBella, exeazy, Ken24, skrt, Teaser4, zagadat1, Tpresh, Nobsalis

May Eledumare continue to bless, I repeat Bless and Bless alone all of you.

I have seriouly landed
The gods are wise

Iseeeeh, Aseh, Amen.....

Compliment of the season to you y'all and also to my supremost comrado Jiggernappy.

Really missed my beautiful people here.....
@abulor chriswazo toh strong greetings to you brother, I hail thee.
God 's blessings shall fall on us...

CuteMaro:
I am using a NECO result and i have an issue with date of birth which was wrongly uploaded. How do i go about this? Please i need help urgently.

Chaii i don dey forget ooh, seems there's a place where you can change ur D. O. B on ur dashboard.
Cc: Chriswazo bashnigga, knacker, gentleLord, mustack pls help a PCM out.

Hello house, hope u guys are warming up for December camping..... Wish you all the best.

jakeFrost:
Abeg when is batch A passin out

April/may 2018.

Hello house, how u guys doing, bin a while though missed this family so greatly.

Rinsola32:
Surulere

cool, I'm sure u enjoying ur ppa, sorry for the late response dear.

modash:
How much is lagos paying pharmacists? Please

oh I'm not really sure bout pharmacists n medical corpers state alawee ooh but I I think its ranging from 30-50k or more cos lagos state pay them more.
Sorry for the late response bro.

Rinsola32:
The stress was too much for me jare.

Issoryt ooh, so where's ur PPA

Preciousify:
hahahahahahahahahahaha.....
oya come lemme share with u. dont vex again u hear.

Limi, I'm no more interested, lindabell is preparing me a nice delicacy already She's d best cook ever

Trust you ve been good, how ya PPA.

Rinsola32:
Lol...I don dey my house o. Left there since 1st of August. I cannot come and kill myself.

So yaf escape from camp again Hmmmm kontunu ooh, God is watshing you in HD. I carry bombom for you.

Rinsola32:
Don't worry. We will send you pictures of the Amala.

Na Lagos ooooo

Mee pikshures of food Wee u keep kwayet Isoryt Don't worry I ll catsh u now.

Hmmm lagos noni abi, awon wibe sebe yhmmmm wehdon, God sabi d address of una dormot oooh.

Preciousify:
Go chop ur tuwo jor.
Why u wan short my ration eh
Abeg na tuwo sure pass for u dia. No play reach my amala ooo.

Common shift biko, u re too selmeat sef, common amala u can no share with peron, man shall not live by tuwo alone now, even all their food for here na apology even to eat out sef na something else cos fear of lasa fever n minigitis no dey gree me n their level of hygiene here is very poor...... Goan chop ur amala alone my babe will prepare my own for me, oya taarshiiii.

Rinsola32:
Thank God I know your room ....on my way with my koboko.

Platoon 10, the noise makers!

Kontunu u hear be flogging pipool upandan with koboko, kukuma goan join man-o-war nigbayen..... Aw u dey na hope camp activities no worry too much shar.

madejobi:
The network here is very bad, that's why I'm sorry

naso e dey be.... Aws u, which state dem post u go

Teaser4:
Nasarawa is a peaceful state,yu wil enjoy ur stay hia, here most if not al stream 2 corpers wil teach, as various ministries don ful. Accommodation is kinda high 60k-80k for selfcon, 20k-40k for single room. only shabu-college-nasspoly area enjoy constant and stable electricity thats in lafia, others na wash.

Exactly, that's even if the person is being posted to lafia, (state capital)......... The state funny ehn, was a big mistake making lafia the state capital, they should have used karu or keffi as the state capital.

Congrats at all, cutestcuty84 with long bamboo leg..... kare, rinsola32 and preciousify I'm waiting for my own share of the amala ooh, @rinsola32 have u seen ur CUL Which state

alabi484:
No mind dem, dem wan make we turn to fish ni...God pass them

L l no mind dem bro, una go come join us soon I believe.

toogbasky:
Lagos doesn't pay every1 ooooo, there's a particular number for every batch,,, I went to do registration last week 4 d monthly stipend and was told they already got the numbers dey want,,,,,

Yeah I think they do for only 2000 corp members in each streams, na early reg be d koko if not, wen dey reach that 2k n u re late.... Nothing for u.