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In Nigeria, you have to be more focused with winning in court than campaigning, cos las las, nah judiciary dey determine who go rule

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APCvsAPC 🌚
Internal affairs 😂

Acekidc4:
She is indeed a Youth, not what we always have in the past where 67 years old Will be Minister of Youth🤨 How can Someone close to the grave be administering over the Youth affairs 🤨🤔 Ko proper Na 🙄🤨

Exactly. She's young, experienced and looks promising.

Dr. Jamila Bio Ibrahim was nominated for Minister of Youth by Tinubu.

Her dad is a two time minister, member of house of Reps as well as has handled other prominent positions. She has also worked with the government and APC in several capacities.

Read everything you need to know about the 37-year-old medical doctor.

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Toy gun 😂

I’m sure they were using it to scare their victims into thinking it’s a real gun

BTW, luckily for the thieves, one of them escaped, so any mystery left to be unraveled will now be pointed towards him

Almunjid:
He tried. At least, he better pass Peter Pândora Obi wey carry third position and still wants to be declared the winner.

Hope Uzodimma got 4th and still won.
All that matters is proving that you won to the court

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truth is, it's not even about poverty or anything.
girl will visit you, you'll spend 30k for feeding in a week and the moment she spends 5h on bike to the market, she'll be on your neck.

when you complain they'll be like, 'are you not sleeping with me', 'am I not bearing children for you'?

just accommodate them my man and pray to have enough to take care of your children and wife (adult child).

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Wike is yet to reconcile the differences between appointment and election.

He should know that this doesn’t carry immunity, and he’s at the mercies of his principal

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Life is really funny, I've even forgotten there was a name like Bawa.
These detentions are not really a way, if you want to take someone to court you do that at least they know how long they're staying behind bars.

Sometimes they detain these people because it's about power and they don't have a case against them.

This is really sad

Nigerian politics keeps rewarding the elites, irrespective of whether they’re qualified or not, and we keep wondering why we’re still where we were…SMH

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Dr. (Mrs.) Doris Anite is a medical doctor, a CFA Charterholder, and a financial risk management and portfolio management specialist. She is currently the Commissioner for Finance in Imo State, Nigeria.

Dr. Anite was born on October 16, and she received her medical degree from the University of Benin (UniBen). She then worked as a medical doctor for several years before making a switch to banking in 2002. She began her career in banking in the human resources department, and she eventually rose to the position of Head of Human Resources and Training.

In 2011, Dr. Anite made another switch, this time to the treasury department of the bank. She began her career in treasury by trading fixed income, and she then moved on to trading currencies. She eventually became the Head of Treasury Sales, and in 2017, she was appointed as the Treasurer of the bank.

Dr. Anite is a highly experienced and qualified financial professional. She has a deep understanding of financial markets, and she is skilled in risk management and portfolio management. She is also a strong leader, and she has a proven track record of success in both the banking and public sectors.

In her role as Commissioner for Finance in Imo State, Dr. Anite was responsible for overseeing the state's finances. She was also responsible for developing and implementing the state's financial policies.

Dr. Anite is a role model for women in finance. She is a successful professional who has achieved great things in her career. She is also a strong advocate for women's empowerment, and she is committed to helping other women succeed in the financial industry.

Source: https://busy.ng/dr-doris-anite-biography/

To avoid giving your child expired medicine, here are some steps you can take:

1. Check the expiration date: Before administering any medication to your child, always check the expiration date on the packaging. Ensure that the medicine has not passed its expiration date. The expiration date is usually printed on the label or packaging.

2. Proper storage: Follow the storage instructions provided with the medication. Some medications require refrigeration, while others need to be stored in a cool, dry place. Ensure that you are storing the medication as recommended to maintain its effectiveness.

3. Rotate stock: If you keep multiple medications at home, organize them based on their expiration dates. Use the "first in, first out" principle, where you consume the medications that are closest to their expiration date first. This practice helps to ensure that you are using medications before they expire.

4. Dispose of expired medications: Regularly go through your medicine cabinet and discard any expired medications. Do not keep them for future use, as they may have degraded in quality and effectiveness. Check your local regulations on how to properly dispose of expired medications, as some areas may have specific guidelines.

5. Keep track of expiration dates: If you have several medications at home, it can be helpful to keep a record or use a reminder system to track the expiration dates. This way, you can stay aware of when medications are nearing their expiration and take appropriate action.

6. Consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional: If you have any doubts or questions about the expiration date or storage of a particular medication, consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional. They can provide guidance specific to the medication in question and address any concerns you may have.

Remember, expired medications may lose their effectiveness or potentially pose risks, so it's important to be vigilant and ensure that you are giving your safe child medication and within its expiration date.

Source: https://happykids.ng/what-to-do-if-you-accidentally-give-your-child-expired-medicine/

Nigerian politicians all have one thing in common; focusing the first six months on fighting their predecessors, especially if he comes from a different political party

Fun Fact: No party member ever does wrong in the eyes of these politicians

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