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DoroCute:
Long time no conversation!!! Missed here plenty n some people's moniker is no longer active again sef.... Chaiii

How are you doing and Mitchel?

Looks more like a game of Chess with the way events are unfolding

With Burantai gone

Interesting

RIP

The beginning of the end

Peteru!
Peteru!!
Peteruuu!!!

How many times did I call you?

Hmmm...

We really need a review of most agencies and parastatals not in the aviation sector alone

APC and crisis ...

PMB & APC should kontiniu
Very soon dem eyes fo clear as 2019 is around the corner
I'm not saying Fayose is a saint
but why the selective justice?

Ground breaking
Nice one

One chance government

Africa just lost a great man and true son

Just for my education, can someone please remind me of three things we can export to china

Let the corruption charges begin

Na wao

Does it mean that in the same sweet sweet codeine is Najia's opium?

Edo Airline

Association of Strange Bed Fellows

Na to just sidown look

Waiting to see what their performance will be like.
Wishing them the best

Still on the blame game
Smh

Can you imagine the bolded below, is it an advise or we should look forward to such from them?

"You could almost grow food on our roads, as they were abandoned. The stealing was so much, and they were so inept that they could not even cover the stealing properly. I wonder how all those things could have happened to our country,” he decried in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina.

Lie Mohammed @ it again

Doing what he knows how to do best

Kontiniu all the lies you people are sharing

DAIRIS GODUU OOOO

APC

One chance party

I "comment my reserve" till July 15/16

gaskiyamagana:
How much you got from any of those looters?

Interesting kweshion

U fit remind me?

This guy definitely has some blown fuses

Unna do well

Na so

Lai
Doing what he knows how to do best

Yeye

This old man still dey talk?

Can somebody please ask him to

Kip Kwayet

Theresa May has appointed one of her ministers to lead on issues connected to loneliness, implementing one of the main recommendations of a report into the subject by the Jo Cox Commission.
Tracey Crouch, the minister for sport and civil society, will head a government-wide group with responsibility for policies connected to loneliness, Downing Street said.
In parallel, the government said it would develop a wider strategy on the issue, gather more evidence and statistics, and provide funding for community groups to start activities which connect people.
The move follows a cross-party report by the commission set up in honour of Cox, the Labour MP murdered by a rightwing extremist in 2016, who had campaigned about loneliness.
May is expected to formally announce the appointment on Wednesday, and to say that she has accepted many of the recommendations from the commission. She will also host a Downing Street reception in honour of Cox’s work.
Citing research saying that 9 million people often or always feel lonely, the prime minister said: “For far too many people, loneliness is the sad reality of modern life.
“I want to confront this challenge for our society and for all of us to take action to address the loneliness endured by the elderly, by carers, by those who have lost loved ones – people who have no one to talk to or share their thoughts and experiences with.”
May paid tribute to Cox’s work, saying she hoped the initiative would aim “to see that, in Jo’s memory, we bring an end to the acceptance of loneliness for good”.
The Jo Cox Commission, which is chaired by the Labour MP Rachel Reeves and Seema Kennedy, a Conservative, has been working for the past year with more than a dozen charities on ideas to approach the problem.
In a joint statement, Reeves and Kennedy said they welcomed the government response, and would work with Crouch and various groups to tackle the issue.
They said: “Jo Cox said that ‘young or old, loneliness doesn’t discriminate’. Throughout 2017 we have heard from new parents, children, disabled people, carers, refugees and older people about their experience of loneliness.”
Crouch said she felt privileged to be taking forward the work begun by Cox: “I am sure that with the support of volunteers, campaigners, businesses and my fellow MPs from all sides of the house, we can make significant progress in defeating loneliness.”


https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/jan/16/may-appoints-minister-tackle-loneliness-issues-raised-jo-cox