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Nigerians Are Comparing Rufai Oseni Of Arise TV And Seun Okinbaloye Of Channels TV Whose approach do you prefer?
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End the 4th republic now It’s long overdue I don’t sbsjshsjsbsvsnsnsvsbsbvsvsbsbsbsnsbs |
Can I communicate with any body who has broad knowledge on US VISA & its application via mail Or any means ?? Kindly reply this |
KennethOkonkwo:Cry me a river |
Anything to chase out that drug baron in Aso rock Don’t tell me it’s southern turn , he orchestrated it during GEJ turn |
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Australia, New Zealand Welcome 2025 with Spectacular Celebrations Sydney/Wellington, January 1, 2025 — As the clock struck midnight, Australia and New Zealand officially became the first major nations to usher in the New Year 2025, with dazzling fireworks and celebrations marking the occasion. In Sydney, the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House lit up the night sky with a breathtaking 12-minute fireworks display, themed around unity and hope for the coming year. Thousands of spectators gathered around Sydney Harbour, while millions tuned in worldwide to witness the display. Meanwhile, in New Zealand, Auckland’s Sky Tower hosted its own impressive fireworks spectacle, accompanied by music and laser lights. Families and revelers celebrated at local beaches, parks, and festivals across the country, embracing the spirit of the New Year. As Australia and New Zealand lead the globe into 2025, they set the tone for a year of optimism, community, and celebration. Nifpmod
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APC Flood. RICE Insurgency. RICE Kidnapping RICE hunger. RICE fuel. RICE protest RICE |
APC Flood. RICE Insurgency. RICE Kidnapping RICE hunger. RICE fuel. RICE protest RICE |
Insecurities RICE Flood. RIICE protest. RICE inflation RICE accident. RICE |
BleedingPen:Bleeding pen |
potbelly:If na u u fit dive that ball Dirty talk |
Our pots are empty
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A mother lost 4 of her children Mins later the mother died of shock The husband upon hearing collapsed and died |
*LP Gubernatorial Candidate Olumide Akpata Donates ₦2,500,000 for Ambrose Alli University Student Etinosa’s Kidney Transplant* *July 10, 2024* In a remarkable act of generosity, Olumide Akpata, the Labour Party (LP) gubernatorial candidate, has donated ₦2,500,000 to support Etinosa, a student of Ambrose Alli University, in his urgent kidney transplant surgery. The deadline for the life-saving procedure is just five days away. The news comes amid a flurry of appeals from students who reached out to various prominent figures for assistance. Despite numerous messages sent to distinguished politicians, Olumide Akpata is the only one who has responded positively, offering substantial financial support to meet the urgent medical needs of the young student. The generous donation is expected to significantly aid in covering part of the costs of Etinosa’s transplant and associated medical expenses. The total cost is 25 Million naira and crowdfunding have raised almost 20 Milliom as at when writing this report APPRECIATION Barr, Olumide Akpata, LP Gubernatorial Candidate, Edo state RE: DONATION OF TWO MILLION ,FIVE HUBDRRED THOUSAND NAIRA (2,500,000) FOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT I am writing to express our deepest gratitude for your incredibly generous donation of 2.5 million naira towards the kidney transplant of Iyekeoretim Etinosa Dickson. Your remarkable support has brought immense hope and relief to Iyekeoretim, his family, and the entire Ambrose Alli University community. In times of adversity, your kindness has shone like a beacon of hope. Iyekeoretim’s struggle seemed overwhelming, but your selfless contribution has offered her a second chance at life. Your gesture goes far beyond financial assistance; it symbolizes a profound empathy and a commitment to lifting others in their moments of need. Your support has not only helped with the immediate medical expenses but has also provided a source of inspiration and reassurance that there are people who care deeply about the well-being of others. Thanks to you, Iyekeoretim now has the hope and the opportunity to continue her education and pursue her dreams. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you for your extraordinary generosity and compassion. Your actions remind us all of the power of kindness and the impact one person can have in changing lives for the better. With sincere appreciation, Thompson Jotham For and on behalf of students coalition for Sir Ray
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Muntulahs above me |
Delulu |
May your dasis be long Godons1: |
https://www.nairaland.com/8131591/more-edo-pdp-chieftains-resign REVEALED: EDO PDP at Loggerheads with Governor Obaseki by Thompson Jotham In a startling revelation, Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State has expressed deep concern over the wave of resignations sweeping through the ranks of the state's People's Democratic Party (PDP) across its 18 local government areas. Sources close to the government disclosed that Governor Obaseki, in tandem with the state chairman of the PDP, has voiced apprehension regarding the mass exodus from the party during this critical period. Allegations have surfaced suggesting that Governor Obaseki has assumed full control of the party machinery, neglecting governance responsibilities, thereby exacerbating internal rifts and contributing to the party's deteriorating state. The state PDP chairman has openly accused the governor of prioritizing personal control over the party's affairs, which has allegedly led to an influx of insincere members seeking only to leverage their positions as Special Assistants or Senior Special Assistants. This influx, according to party sources, has become a significant nuisance and a drain on the party's and state resources. Furthermore, the PDP in Edo State has expressed frustration at having to resort to renting crowds to bolster its public image, attributing this measure to the governor's alleged mismanagement and neglect of party interests. In response to these developments, Governor Obaseki is reportedly set to convene an emergency meeting with his commissioners to devise strategies aimed at mitigating the crisis and restoring stability within the party. The unfolding situation has sparked concerns about the future trajectory of the PDP in Edo State, with implications potentially extending beyond party lines into the broader political landscape. |
AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FUME AS ASUE IGHODALO ABSENTS HIMSELF FROM SCHEDULED MEETING Ambrose Alli University students expressed deep frustration and disappointment today as the scheduled town hall meeting with PDP gubernatorial candidate Asue Ighodalo did not materialize. The event, eagerly anticipated by students seeking clarity on the university's current state and the candidate's plans, saw many students traveling from various locations to attend. Despite the meeting being slated for 1 PM, students had assembled as early as 11 AM, only to find themselves waiting in vain for Ighodalo, who chose not to appear. This no-show elicited mixed reactions among students, with some expressing shock at his absence while others cited the PDP's reputation for disregarding schedules. Notably, Governor Godwin Obaseki, during his tenure, similarly snubbed a university meeting, which left students feeling neglected. Ahead of the meeting, skepticism prevailed among students, with some opting not to attend due to past experiences of guest disrespect by the party, while others attended cautiously hopeful for engagement. Sources close to the students revealed that Ighodalo's advance team arrived at the venue and observed a palpable sense of anger among students regarding Governor Obaseki's administration of the university. They sought Ighodalo's stance on these issues, armed with evidence in the form of videos and photographs depicting unfulfilled promises made by Governor Obaseki during previous visits. Allegedly, the governor had been nicknamed "CHO-CHO-CHO GOVERNOR" by students, highlighting their dissatisfaction with his failure to deliver on promised infrastructural projects, making him the first Edo State governor in history to oversee an eight-year term without constructing any university structures as pledged during convocations. Confronted with the students' disgruntlement and wary of potential embarrassment, Ighodalo's advance team reportedly advised him to abstain from the meeting, a decision aimed at averting further discontent. The no-show by Asue Ighodalo has left Ambrose Alli University students disillusioned and questioning the commitment of political figures towards addressing their concerns, underscoring growing skepticism towards political promises within the student body. Reporting Thompson Jotham For and On behalf of THE NEW MEDIA TEAM
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Nigerians Urge National Assembly to Replace Eagle in Coat of Arms with BAT In a surprising development, a growing number of Nigerians are calling on the National Assembly to pass a bill that would replace the eagle in the nation's coat of arms with a bat. This movement, which has gained traction on social media and in various public forums, argues that the bat better represents resilience and adaptability, qualities seen as essential in the face of current national challenges. Advocates for the change highlight the bat's ability to thrive in diverse environments and its role in ecosystems as a symbol of resourcefulness and survival. They contend that these traits resonate more with the Nigerian spirit than the traditional eagle, which has long been associated with strength and freedom. Critics, however, view this proposal as unnecessary and disruptive, emphasizing the historical significance of the eagle in symbolizing the nation's aspirations. They caution against altering a well-established emblem that carries deep cultural and national meaning. The National Assembly has yet to formally respond to the proposal, but the debate continues to spark discussions nationwide about national identity and symbolism.
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INEC should conducti a free fair and credible election the same way Obaseki conduct Local government elections |
When was the last time you used an ATM machine?
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Big Brother Naija Returns: March 2024 Kickoff Announced* Excitement surges as Big Brother Naija, the iconic reality TV show, has declared its much-anticipated return, set to commence in March 2024. The revelation was shared via the official Instagram page, sparking fervent anticipation among fans and followers across Nigeria. Stay tuned for updates on this season's twists, contestants, and drama!
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What happen to e-naira??
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