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Rahkman:Look at this raw and disgusting tribalist. Shame on everyone on this thread and the originator who just came together to vilify an entire tribe of people. Truly, the civil war never ended. The reasoning of the fathers have been passed on to the children. Nigeria is not meant to be one nation and attempts should no longer be made to keep the contraption together. Disgusting! |
Five governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) known as G5 on Monday stormed Makurdi, the Benue State capital, to witness the inauguration of some projects started and completed by Governor Samuel Ortom.https://www.channelstv.com/2022/11/07/pdp-g5-benue-road-leading-to-ayus-house-named-after-wike/
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The Director General of the Obi-Datti Campaign Organisation, Doyin Okupe says the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi will no longer show up for debates if his counterparts in other parties do not show up.https://www.channelstv.com/2022/11/07/obi-wont-attend-debates-where-tinubu-atiku-are-absent-okupe/?fbclid=IwAR1wtBNjN2aYvkQTo0Zz2vtXKdY7aTynAVbvyaVMJDXurKMMSMx6weTca7c
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The Nigeria LNG Limited has announced the commencement of its 2022 graduate trainee recruitment program. All details can be found in the attached advert below, this information can also be found in all national dailies.
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Boogyman557:Bro, I need more details. Where exactly for Ikeja under bridge? What about for Ojodu berger, you know anywhere there? |
manontree:why are we so focused on colour? where is the outrage that Africa doesn't have a white president? |
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Rivers State governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike says his administration is delighted at improving the poor condition of facilities used by members of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC in their camp in Nonwa-Gbam in Tai Local Government Area of the State.https://independent.ng/wike-inaugurates-5000-capacity-nysc-auditorium-explains-support-to-corp-members/
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wis3:you are a very foolish being. The scum of the earth. |
A Lawmaker representing Bonny constituency in the Rivers State House of Assembly, Abinye Blessing Pepple has handed over a newly built secretariat to the National Union of Bonny Students (NUBS). The one storey building which might be the first of its kind owned by an ethnic group’s student’s Union in Nigeria was the 2021 constituency project nominated by the lawmaker representing Bonny and approved by Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State. The building was named after Dienye Allison and Macdonald ibifubara Banigo, two Bonny students who were tragically killed by sea pirates while travelling from Port Harcourt to Bonny island last year.
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ikennamadu1:leave all these simpletons. It's a coordinated effort by their kind and even the Lagos-ibadan expressway media to portray everything outside the south west as bad and dangerous. You will never hear them report about skull minning and other killings in that area. |
Thank you for the foreign exchange you have given to the Saudi economy by virtue of your tourism. Welcome back to your squalid country. |
The Nigerian government will not stop fooling themselves. Change the name all you want but Nigerian prisons can never be called correctional facilities, because the squalid conditions don't correct or rehabilitate criminals to be better society people upon return. Instead, the conditions make them hardened and worse upon release than they came in. That below is what a correctional facility is..
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RSU Convocation: First Class Jinx In Mass Communication Broken RSU Convocation: First Class Jinx In Mass Communication Broken By Ken Asinobi Metro 12 June 2019 The 31st Convocation of the Rivers State University (RSU), Nkpolu-Oroworukwo, Port Harcourt which held on Saturday at the Convocation Arena may have lived up to billing as hugely successful following a superlative fanfare and harvest of academic laurels. The 31st Convocation of the Rivers State University (RSU), Nkpolu-Oroworukwo, Port Harcourt which held on Saturday at the Convocation Arena may have lived up to billing as hugely successful following a superlative fanfare and harvest of academic laurels. At the last count, 3,924 graduands were awarded First Degrees, Postgraduate Diplomas, Masters and Doctorate degrees. The breakdown shows that 88 bagged PhD; 625 clinched Masters; 315 obtained Postgraduate Diploma while 2,896 acquired First Degrees. Interestingly, the First Degree category produced 36 First Class, signposting a marked improvement from the 30th Convocation of the university on June 26, 2018 that produced 25 First Class degree holders. Breakdown of the First Class haulers at last Saturday event showed that the Faculty of Engineering led the pack with a total of 12 followed by the Faculty of Science with 11 First Class holders. The Faculty of Law came third with 8 garnering First Class while Faculty of Environmental Sciences followed with 3 while Faculty of Education and that of Management Sciences each produced 1 First Class. But the star shooter at the memorable event, ostensibly, was no other than Bright Atebou Jewel, a Mass Communication graduate who shattered the 17-year First-Class jinx in the Department of Mass Communication. He was not just etched his name as the first to bag First Class in the history of Mass Communication Department, he was also the only one in the Faculty of Management Sciences to clinch First Class in the 31st Convocation of the Faculty reputed with more Departments that any other in RSU. Apparently overwhelmed by emotions, the Bonny Island, Rivers State-born Jewel struggled to hold back tears of joy as he received an award of excellence from the Vice Chancellor of the university, Professor Blessing Didia during the ceremony. Amid ovation from the crowd, the classy, six-footer waved back at the crowd, bowing and smiling in the process. Jewel told his story: “When I got admitted into the department five years ago and was told that none had made first class in the seventeen years history of the department, I made up my mind that I was going to break the jinx. I did not lose that vision despite my active participation in Students Union activities. “I was able to balance my being a student politician, class leader and managing my academic demands. I was in my level 200 when I chaired a committee that successfully organized the very first Features Exhibition in the university”, he told journalists after the ceremony. Asked how he was able to survive those lecturers who allegedly demand 'money-for-exams' or 'sorting' as condition to pass their papers, he responded with a toothy smile. “The lecturers in my department that I know would not hinder you from getting your grades if you do well. I don't think I met any lecturer who, after you wrote your exams very well, made your points and your marks are correct; and they would deprive you of your marks because you didn't pay money. “It's usually those students who don't do very well in their exams and who are poor in learning, that would go behind to look for lecturers who would remedy their situation. I think that's when sorting and whatever you call them comes in. But I tell you such things do not happen in my department. No lecturer ever denied me of my grades and the same goes for every other student I know of in my department”, he said. From whom did he draw his inspiration? Jewel said his strongest influence came from the deep religious conviction instilled on him through his parents, and backed by a loving family. “First of all, I come from a family of achievers where we always want to do our best. My father is 83 years old and his lifelong vision has always been to see all his children become graduates. I can tell you that as at today, all ten of us are graduates! Nine before me had graduated from the university. “My inspiration was from my older siblings who inspite of our background of not having much still managed to go through education. We came out as graduates to make our father proud”, Jewel said, describing the RSU as an institution that is always doing its best to turn out 'dream makers'. He paid special tribute to the Vice Chancellor of RSU, Prof. Blessing Didia and his lecturers whom he described as formidable, saying they represent some of the finest in the country. Jewel ran the list of lecturers to include Prof. Fred Amadi, Prof. Godwin B. Okon, Dr. Richard Amadi, Dr. Harcourt, Dr. Barighon Nsereka and other great lecturers in the Department of Mass Communication. Where does he go from here? “I intend to continue my education by running a Masters Degree and go on to practice some form of Journalism, Public Relations and Advertising. By God's grace, I wish to explore every facet of Mass Communication, in Broadcast and Electronic media, Book Publishing and the New Media. “I want to explore the course because I really want to build on my foundation as a First Class and be an expert in Communication”, he enthused. https://www.nationalnetworkonline.com/en/metro/2151-rsu-convocation-first-class-jinx-in-mass-communication-broken
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Nwachineke1980:you believe those companies that built fire stations for their business will continue servicing bonny as it grows in leaps and bounds, including a road coming down the line. Go and tell the Rivers state government to shut down all fire stations In Port Harcourt because SPDC and other multinationals have fire stations in their RA and other outfits in Port Harcourt. |
Laid2001:NLNG is located all the way in finima and even shell that is in bonny considers what it does in terms of fire service to bonny as a community's service. They will not forfeit an on going fire emergency within it's business to attend to the community, and you think bonny, as a steadily growing community will not unfortunately record more fire incidents? So the island should keep depending on companies that set up those facilities for their businesses in the first place. Bonny is growing and will grow further with the completion of the road. Why does Port Harcourt need fire station when shell RA is in there, plus other multinational companies? |
wifeesnatcher:you should know that this project was borne out of necessity. Bonny has recorded a number of fire incidents and they are especially gruesome because there is no existing fire station on the island. They depend on shell and other oil companies located miles from the main town. This project will save lives and property and you should commend it. Bonny already has the Bonny vocational center that caters for the ICT and job training needs of young people on the island. Thank you sir! |
The lawmaker responsible... Hon. Abinye Blessing pepple representing Bonny constituency.
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member in the Rivers state house of assembly representing Bonny island in the Assembly, Hon. Abinye Blessing pepple has built a fire station for his constituency, the first of it's kind by a lawmaker in the region. It is worthy of note that fire outbreaks in Rural areas are very vicious because they tend to wreak more havoc due to the absence of fire fighting machinery, leaving the locals to fight fire with crude buckets and water. Locals will no longer face this danger or suffer loss form fire, this is in addition to The jobs that will be created, this is a laudable move! Good things are happenings in Governor Nyesom wike's Rivers state despite what you hear on the media.
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mass communication, First class honors, Awaiting youth service, Looking to work in the interim, learning skills and graining experience. Open to working for free. Location: port Harcourt |
Some men attacked a polling unit in ikwerre local government area of Rivers state with the aid of heavily armed security men and carted away ballot boxes, while votes where being counted. Eye witnesses say counting was on going at the point of the attack with Incumbent governor, nyesom Wike leading. The men were escorted out of the polling unit by the security in a waiting Toyota car as voters and INEC ad hoc staff watch in shock.
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Forget it, this is yet another Hausa appointment, Buhari will be emboldened by reelection. |
The man of the moment who the whole of Nigeria wants to hear from finally speaks to Nigerians and election stakeholders!!
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kitaatita:its called eye witness report backed by official report. Thank you. |
shidof:whatever the news is or when it happened, the fact is, people are dead and families are crying tonight, and you are here spouting political talking points. Heartless fool! |
focus7:heartless fool, people are dead abd their families are grief stricken, you are defending political talking points and predicting Saturday...like I said, heartless fool! |
Gov. Wike and APC governorship Candidate, tonye Cole.
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