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puregrace:
I'm using note 11pro changing from redmi note 10 that I used for 1year with no issues and I can tell you I hate this note 11pro with passion. Battery drains faster, sometimes there would be no internet connection on both Sims even if the 4g+ is seen displayed. I regret buying this phone. Xiaomi goof on this

Weirdcamila:
After crying wipe your tears

Weirdcamila:
You have kids , and from your explanation you are doing well. Move forward and don’t look back . The man is an idiot .
Why cheat your own wife ? Nawa o
Where una dey find animals marry?

Seun:
Fellow Nairalanders,

I have noticed the fake likes by Tinubu Bots. Unfortunately, I'm still trying to find a permanent solution to this problem.

I have failed to deploy the solutions that I have because I feel they will either be circumvented pretty easily or cause too much collateral damage.

1. If you have ideas, please post them here.
2. Please use this page to report any post that has a suspiciously high number of likes.

I apologize for the delay in fixing this problem. We will fix this and any other problems as soon as possible.

Regards, finally seen commented on it
Seun.

Period007:
I have observed that in other for your threads to hit from page here,just create a topic attacking Peter Obi.
Eg
Peter Obi is a liar
Peter Obi is a thief
Peter Obi is a clown
Peter Obi is a fo0l
Create these threads and watch as the mods will move them to front page with the speed of light

OsunOriginal:
And what exactly did Obi say at the event... the same regurgitation of problems without any clear direction on solutions
The guy is dense

OsunOriginal:
Let's entertain ourselves a bit with a woman voice

beerfraud:
Peter Obi is a terrorist like Gumii

SouthSouth1914:
There are more than one person.

The scheduled completion of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Train-7 Project may be stalled, following the lingering labour dispute between members of the National Association of Plant Operators and the management of Daewoo E &C Nigeria Limited.

Daewoo, a South Korean firm, has been in an industrial crisis with its workers who are protesting the refusal of the company to allow them to unionise under NAPO.

They alleged illegal deductions of check-off dues from their salaries and dismissal of 24 of their colleagues.

Following the dispute, the management of Daewoo Engineering and Construction Nigeria Limited has shut down its Train 7 project site and ordered its workers to vacate all work locations under its purview.
Daewoo, in a memo signed by its Project Manager, Mr. Sung Lee, said it could no longer guarantee the safety of workers and equipment following an incident last Friday, which led to severe damage on the company’s properties.

Lee, in the memo titled, “Site Shut Down” advised all workers residing at its Workers’ Village to vacate their rooms, noting that he was unsure when activities would recommence at the site.

The statement read, “Management can no longer guarantee the safety of the workers and equipment.

Consequently, the management has decided to shut down the work site effective Monday 10th October 2022 since it can no longer guarantee the safety of both personnel and equipment.
Therefore all workers are hereby directed to vacate the work locations.

“As a result of this, site activities are not sure to commence any time soon. Therefore, all workers are hereby put on standby

“All workers resident in workers village are strictly advised to vacate their rooms immediately.

“All workers on standby will be paid standby allowance (basic pay), standby allowance will be computed accordingly and paid to all employees bank account details.

“Management will announce the resumption of site operations when the issues are resolved and the safety of employees and equipment can be guaranteed.”

Meanwhile, the President of NAPO, Mr. Harold Benstowe, accused the management of Daewoo of insincerity in dealing with the issues.

Benstowe said NAPO would meet with the Department of State Services in Port Harcourt over the issues.

Peterobiisathie:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/10/analysing-peter-obis-plans-to-remove-import-restrictions-reno-omokri/