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They are both awesome individuals
Love em on the screen.
HBD Kate.

Why not just contact davido himself
Afterall he has twitter
Instagram
And Snapchat handles.

Take a chill pill
Waec Chairman has said it that some results are being held on d grounds of exam malpractice,
Meanwhile affected students will be contacted through their respective schools,
Let's hope they speed up the process..

Who will stay at home and take care of their kids when both of them are on emergency duties over night,
Hml anyway

I smh for u
Ur mumunes was installed into ur blood stream without manual.

Abi dem chop winch?
Are they or were they not d same set of polithiefans who ammended d constitution in 1999 and included freedom of speech
Better concenterate on how to #bringbackbuhari.

Some females are heavily minded with high level of criminology,
But she left her common sense a home,
Should have fled a long time before now!
My opinion though

I guess more attention is being paid t the education sector,
God bless Nigeria(ns)

Everywhere on d mainland

I am disappointed in the so called man for posting an incident like this on d net,
This is a personal issue for crying out loud and common sense demands it should b treated as such.

Seunosewapenis:
My moniker is funny enough

Ur morniker alone should b made a topic of discussion.
I swear down u r from another planet
cc:ichommy.

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Tonto Dikeh must have received Halima’s permission before posting the above photo.

Wishing Halima a quick recovery.

However, some fans came after the mother of one for announcing Halima’s secret battle on Instagram.

Check out their comments..

July 17, 2017 – Tonto Dikeh Exposes Halima Abubakar Cancer Battles On Instagram, Says She’s Unable To Take Care Of Herself

It was just like yesterday when NG broke the news of Halima Abubakar’s secret battle with cancer, however the actress in a bid to cover up her illness came after us, threatening to sue the “head of her enemy”.

Well her bestie, Tonto Dikeh has finally exposed her best kept secret on the social media.


On Sunday, Tonto Dikeh shared the above photo of frail-looking Halima Abubakar lying on the bed.

She told fans, she picked her up from the hospital so as to take proper care of her.

Ichommy
Explorers tun ti de oooo

abduldope:
OP, the image above is your reply








thank you.

Guess we r used to it

delishpot:
I did not see the begining of the whole wahala to know if his attitude triggered their action.

Neither do i

Lafiaji people go mourn,
Take heart vector,
U na real G.

It is d attention she wanted and she got it,
But to what end

Can this happen in Nigeria?
Because of the situation in the country, people run away to other countries in search of a better life.
See how in Germany,Inspectors of the S-Bahn Munich pulled a 48-year-old Nigerian from the train by force.
The two ticket inspectors of the Deutsche Bahn German train system were caught on camera savagely dragging the Nigerian man out of a train after he reportedly refused to provide his ID and pay a fine for not having a ticket.
The man vehemently clinged on metal handrails, as two men in uniform ferociously battle to get him out of the suburban S-Bahn train, headed to Munich city center from the airport.
Passengers were heard telling the inspectors: “It’s absolutely not OK what you’re doing, the guy didn’t do anything to you.”“You should be ashamed of yourself, this is racism what you’re doing,”. “Why are you doing this? He paid.”
The man, said to be a 48-year-old Nigerian, was reportedly removed from the train at Leuchtenbergring station.
He appeared to have no valid ticket as the inspectors came up to him during the check. They then asked him to show an ID card and pay a €60 fine ($68), according to the witness who filmed the incident and later described it to HuffingtonPost.de.
The man, however, only had €9 in cash, which he reportedly needed for food. The inspectors collected the €9, saying he still owed the rest.
Deutsche Bahn, the company operating trains in Germany, said it was “unusual to receive only partial payments”

ekensi01:
nice work.




But you havent seen the best check my signature

Seen
How do i get ur latest updates n hope its free

Explorers:
Sky wan fall ni, no be ontop 1 person

Unemployment fall on them.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Zonal Command in Enugu State arrested 356 suspected drug traffickers in six months, according to the Zonal Commander, Mr Anthony Ohanyere.

Ohanyere made this known on Tuesday at an event to mark the 2017 International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.

The theme for this year’s commemoration is ‘Listen First: Listening to Children and Youths is the First Step to Help them Grow Healthy and Safe’.

He also said that the command, within the period, seized 356kg of illicit drugs and prosecuted 76 persons.

“The state government had been a pillar in the fight against illicit drugs and trafficking because the governor is interested in the youths.”

The commander said that the zonal office had enjoyed the goodwill and support of the state government.

READ: Gov. advises parents to guard children against drug abuse

Ohanyere said that the agency would continue to sensitize members of the public on the effects of illicit drugs in line with UN regulations and policies of the Federal Government.

In a keynote address, the Deputy Governor, Mrs Cecelia Ezeilo, said that drug trafficking and abuse were among the most dangerous threats to the society.

Ezeilo urged governments at all levels to rise up to the challenge, in order to effectively address the menace.

Meanwhile, Dr Ujunwa Nduanya, the Registrar, Psychological Medicine, University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), said in a lecture, that the dearth of rehababilitation centres for addicts was the bane of the fight.

Nduanya said that available statistics revealed that only one out of six addicts received attention, adding that the record was not encouraging.

If you are planning to visit the UAE or its capital Dubai, here are some of the local laws which many western people considered it weird and strange.

By the way, do you know that you can be put in jail for 48 hours before you are taken to court.

So, here are the rules and laws in Dubai:

1. UAE/Dubai is not monarchy so you have little say

2. UAE/Dubai is a Muslim country following Sharia laws.

3. On the Dubai beach and water-parks, you can use swimwear but be sure you buy what Muslim females are using.

4. Avoid mini skirts and revealing clothing.
5. Dress in a most conservative manner.

6. Do not take photos of political and military buildings.

7. Do not take photos of other people without permission

8. No kissing in public in UAE/Dubai

9. No eating, drinking, chewing gum or smoking in public between sunset and sunrise.

10. No dancing and playing loud music in public.

11. For couples in UAE/Dubai kissing, holding hands or hugging can land you in jail.

12. You cannot have food and beverages during day in the month of Ramadan.

13. Only Muslim holidays are important

14. You must have a license for drinking liquor.

15. Sex outside marriage no no. You could be put behind bars for up to six years or more.

16. If arrested, you will not be allowed to have access to external legal or consular help.

17. Everything is in Arabic but you will get translated version. But make sure the one you signed on says what what is translated to you.

18. Couples can’t hold hands and it is criminal offence to kiss in public or sex outside marriage.

19. Keeping painkillers like codeine and cold and flu medication can get you four-year jail sentence.

20. Sharing apartment with a friend of opposite sex is crime

21. Go to Dubai only to make money and for fun go to so beutiful places where they respect your freedom and values.

Nair@land has lost it,
No more constructive post on front age again.
Gone are those days

The General Overseers of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye; The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM), Bishop Mike Okonkwo; Living Faith Church, Bishop David Oyedepo; Deeper Life Church, Pastor W.F Kumuyi among others, have ordered Christian students across the country not to attend classes Arabic Studies.

This comes amid reports that the subject has been made compulsory in schools.

Vanguard reports that Rev. (Dr.) Mercy Ezekiel, the National Coordinator of Christian Pentecostal Mission (CPM), Pastor Wale Oke and the General Overseer of the Thronegrace Mission, Pastor Emmanuel Nuhu Kure, were also present at the meeting.

They also called for immediate reversal of the revised Basic Education Curriculum, insisting that Christian Religious Studies (CRS) should stand on its own and not be part of an omnibus subject known as Religion and National Values.

They explained that the Federal Government has no right to force any Nigerian student at any level to study Arabic Studies.

Articulating the position of the Fellowship, Omobude, who is also the PFN National President, Oyedepo, Okonkwo and Wale Oke urged Christian students in any part of the country to resist such imposition, stressing that “we are aware of orchestrated plans to subtly use this policy as a means of forceful religious indoctrination and we maintain our stand against it.”

Oyedepo added: “Government has no right to force subjects on any any Nigerian child neither does it have the authority to drop Christian Religious Studies at the Senior Secondary School level while asking him/her to continue to read Islamic Studies which he/she cannot do at university level.”

Yeah, its Sunday again,
Ans as usual, wake up
Get dressed and g to church,
By as human beings we am have our breaking points,
We know some pastors are good talkiers, thereby prolonging the service time.
So,
A a christian, how long can u sit and listen to your pastor in the church before u get bored, tired at d same time lose interest in the sermon,
And the only thin u mind would be
When will this pastor say the grace sef make person go home joor.
How long can u sit

Can a child of God bribe his or her way out of a case knowing fully well that u are innocent of d charges leveled against you,
But to avoid tarnishing your image with the scandalous allegation..
Is it right to right to bribe d offcials an silence them for good or Stan ur ground as a child of God

Migrant boat used to illustrate the story [Photo credit: CBC]
Three migrants died in the Mediterranean on Monday night, a German aid group said, during Italian-led rescue operations in which thousands more were pulled to safety from rickety boats.

About 5,000 migrants were picked up off the Libyan coast by emergency services, Italy’s navy, aid groups and private boats on Monday, and rescues were continuing on Tuesday, according to an Italian coastguard spokesman.

“Despite all efforts, three people died from a sinking rubber boat” and rescue boats in the area are struggling to cope, German humanitarian group, Jugend Rettet, said.

Jugend Rettet (Rescuing Youth) is one of about nine aid groups patrolling seas into which people traffickers have sent more than half a million refugees and migrants on highly dangerous voyages towards Europe over the past four years.

“We reached the capacity limit of our ship, while our crew is seeing more boats on the horizon. Currently, all vessels are overloaded,” Rettet added.

The total number of migrants reaching Europe by sea so far this year is less than half that counted in the same period of 2016, thanks to a deal between the EU and Turkey which blocked a once-busy route to Greece, but the number coming to Italy has risen.

About 72,000 migrants arrived in Italy on the perilous route from Libya between January 1 and June 21, roughly 20 per cent more than in 2016, and more than 2,000 died on the way, according to the International Organization for Migration.

Funky123:
Its not good enough to be living together before marriage but at least spending weekends with each other is not bad......This can bring the two together and they can know each other better before marriage

Seconded

Am I d only one seeing d resemblance here
D dude looks like Evans oo

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has vowed to resist the alleged plans by some tertiary institutions to increase tuition fees.

NANS president, Chinonso Obasi in a statement issued in Abuja, said that the students’ union had received the report that no fewer than 38 tertiary institutions had concluded plans to jack up tuition fees.

Recall that‎ the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) had confirmed that no fewer than 38 universities across the country had increased their tuition fees.

Obasi in the statement said that the association was angered by the move as Nigerian students had over the years been made to bear the brunt of administrative ineptitude of managers of tertiary institutions.

“In saner climes, education funding includes revenue from researches and consultative collaborations. Implementation of UNESCO strategies, particularly commercialising research findings should occupy Nigeria educational institutions rather than constant hike in tuition fees payable by hapless students.

“However NANS believes that the planned hike in tuition fees would be the last straw that would break the cycle of obnoxious levy on learning and pursuit of education”, he said.

He regretted that the APC-led administration had not showed enough commitment to improving the education sector and the plight of students.

He said that Nigerian students did not deserve such harsh punishment as fee increase would further limit the capacity of students to dream of a better future.

“Consequently, NANS wishes to serve notice to the authorities concerned that Nigerian students will never endure any increase in tuition at this time of the nation’s socio-economic challenges.

“If administrators of Nigeria’s educational institutions have run out of ideas of funding and sustaining educational institutions in the country, they should feel free to liaise with students to explore new ways of funding the institutions.

“While we express our readiness to dialogue with chief executives of tertiary institutions, NANS wishes to reiterate the fact that Nigerian students have been patient with the President Muhammadu Buhari administration.

“The President Buhari administration should recognise that this is time to reward the understanding and cooperation of Nigerian students with education subsidy, proper funding of education and adequate welfare initiatives for students,” he said.