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Since your exit was acrimonious, respect yourself

lessonotes:
11 And the angel of the LORD said unto her, Behold, thou art with child, and shalt bear a son, and shalt call his name Ishmael; because the LORD hath heard thy affliction.

12 And he will be a wild man; his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him; and he shall dwell in the presence of all his brethren.

Genesis 16 v 11-12

That's the summary

Itsokayo:
sorry for the loss bro.


but to me posting her here is not necessary......

Had it been he never posted the picture, persons like you will still doubt the veracity of his claims.
Man is trying to mourn his wife in the way he knows best.
Condole him and move on.
People who advertise obituaries on the newspapers are not expecting the media to bring them back.
No matter how it sounds, he is trying to honor his wife in the little way he can.
What you typed was absolutely unnecessary.
I simply hope you never did that for the likes, shares and mentions. If that's the case, may God help you.
Africans have courtesy, no matter how shallow it might look.

R.I.P
May God give you and the family the fortitude to bear the loss.
Take heart
God will see you through

Wordsfrombimpe:
As you dey comment your critics

Kindly note you wey dey condemn person write up

Make we see your own biko

Dem Don English teacher but Dem no Sabi write oh

Na to dey criticized

As for those who read to understand

You are appreciated

I dey here dey read comment

This is the problem with the average black person; aversion to correction.

The concept of what you wrote is great but the diction and grammar behind it is atrocious. This is what people are saying and the only thing you can do is to clapback.
You're a young person so it is not too late. You can get Brighter Grammar Books 1-4 and teach yourself.
If what you wrote was an application for employment, you think any sensible person will read it twice?!

Those correcting you don't hate you. They are simply distraught that you ruined a great idea with sloppy writing, bearing in mind that you claim to be a graduate.
Thanks.

North is mad

So, the seat is not a dynasty

Buhari use this woman commit unforgettable heist

Dehumanization minister

Make mad pple come blame IPOB/ESN

Who is this lunatic?

Ok

Too bad
No be electricity cause am
Deeper lying issues

Aliyu Gusau weldone o

10mobile:
That's huge! What's ur source?

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Tompolo: Arewa youths protest provocative – Ohanaeze
Published on August 30, 2022
By Emmanuel Uzodinma

Apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has lashed out at the Amalgamated Arewa Youth Groups (AAYG), over its opposition to the award of contracts to Mr Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo.


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NEWSTompolo: Arewa youths protest provocative – OhanaezePublished on August 30, 2022By Emmanuel Uzodinma



Apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has lashed out at the Amalgamated Arewa Youth Groups (AAYG), over its opposition to the award of contracts to Mr Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo.


DAILY POST reports that the Federal Government awarded oil pipeline surveillance contract to Tomoplo, a development that fueled protest from the Northern youths.

The group went as far as asking President Muhammadu Buhari to sack Timipre Sylva, Minister of State for Petroleum, Mr Adokiye Tombomelye, Group Executive Director, Upstream of the NNPC LTD, over the multi-billion Naira contract.

But reacting, Ohanaeze said the protest from the Northern youth group was unnecessary.

The Igbo group spoke through the National President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide, Mazi Okwu Nnabuike, cautioning the AAYG to stop making provocative utterances.

He said, “it was shocking to see certain persons line up with placards in the name of protest over the pipeline surveillance contract given to Tompolo.


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NEWSTompolo: Arewa youths protest provocative – OhanaezePublished on August 30, 2022By Emmanuel Uzodinma


Apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has lashed out at the Amalgamated Arewa Youth Groups (AAYG), over its opposition to the award of contracts to Mr Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo.


DAILY POST reports that the Federal Government awarded oil pipeline surveillance contract to Tomoplo, a development that fueled protest from the Northern youths.

The group went as far as asking President Muhammadu Buhari to sack Timipre Sylva, Minister of State for Petroleum, Mr Adokiye Tombomelye, Group Executive Director, Upstream of the NNPC LTD, over the multi-billion Naira contract.

But reacting, Ohanaeze said the protest from the Northern youth group was unnecessary.

The Igbo group spoke through the National President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide, Mazi Okwu Nnabuike, cautioning the AAYG to stop making provocative utterances.

He said, “it was shocking to see certain persons line up with placards in the name of protest over the pipeline surveillance contract given to Tompolo.


“It is unjustifiable that youths who said they are Nigerians are protesting a contract given to another Nigerian to protect the country’s oil facilities. Were they expecting that the contract should be given to expatriates? Or that it should be given to them? We find their protest provocative and absolutely unwarranted.

“For several months running, Nigeria has been unable to meet its quota in the oil market, and this is largely due to insecurity and sabotage in the oil rich region. Now that the Federal Government has taken the right step to restore the country’s production capacity, why should any well meaning Nigerian oppose the government’s decision?

“We, therefore, advise the AAYG to make deep reflections and avoid further provocative statements in the midst of environmental degradation being suffered by the oil producing States.”

Meanwhile, Okwu has asked Tompolo to factor the youths of the three oil producing States in the South-East- Imo, Abia and Anambra in the sub-contracts.

An all inclusive approach is quite apt to ensure the total restoration of peace and security in the entire oil region,” he noted.

10mobile:
Source?

The Eagle Online

Foremost environmental and human rights activist, Ann-Kio Briggs, has berated the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, for seeking former President Goodluck Jonathan’s support in the forthcoming 2023 general election.

Briggs, who spoke on Wednesday while reacting to Tinubu’s consultative visit to Jonathan at his Abuja residence on Tuesday, described the APC standard flagbearer as shameless.

She said that Tinubu should be ashamed of himself for consulting Jonathan over his presidential race a few years after heaping verbal attacks and insults on the former president and his wife, Patience, because he was a minority President from Ijaw in the Niger Delta.

Briggs noted that that Tinubu was one of the opponents of the Jonathan administration, who mobilised opposition against him and called him all sorts of derogatory names.

She said, “Politics in Nigeria is a filthy game about personalities, not about the people, if not, Tinubu should be too ashamed to visit Jonathan and sit down on the chair in his house.

“This is a man (Tinubu) that cannot differentiate between politics of ideology and shameful politics. They hauled insults at him (Jonathan), they hauled insults at his wife.

“They constructed effigies to mock Jonathan; they organised ‘Occupy Nigeria’ and paraded with coffins and did all kinds things against Jonathan. Today, they are shamelessly visiting Jonathan, sitting on his chair in his house.”

Briggs described Jonathan as “a kind-hearted man and Ijaw son” who had been vindicated on many fronts, stressing that he had acknowledged while in office that he was the most insulted and abused president.


The activist said Tinubu and his ilk should realise that the oil and gas resources in Jonathan’s Niger Delta remained the sources of their feeding and wellbeing of Nigeria, adding that “after all the insults, calling him clueless, they are now visiting Jonathan and sitting in his house.”

Earlier on her Facebook page, Briggs had expressed similar views, saying that all anti-Jonathan elements, including the APC presidential candidate, would have their payback time.

She stated that Tinubu could not hate Ijaw people in 2015 when Jonathan lost his re-election bid and hoped to achieve victory in the forthcoming presidential poll in Ijaw land.

Briggs further said, “One by one, from top to bottom, they all go back to Jonathan to receive their shovel of hot coal on their heads. I will tell the APC/Tinubu for free that if Ijaws vote for him, it will not be at a level for him to claim victory in Ijaw nation. He cannot hate Ijaws in 2015 and expect Ijaws to vote for him in 2023. Jonathan is an Ijaw son and man, but all Ijaws are not Jonathan.

“Go and collect your debt from Buhari, Jonathan no get vote for you inside our creeks, swamps and mangroves. Ijaw youths are not going to eat the corn and groundnut you are offering, we have enough plantain, fish and all the oil and gas we need to import all we want to eat.”

The absence of the Federal Government at the funeral of late Gen. Alexandra Madiebo has been described as an indication that the civil war is not over yet. Madiebo was an officer of the Nigerian Army before joining the defunct Biafran Army at the outbreak of the Nigerian civil war as the GOC of the Biafran Army.

Those present at the funeral were retired military officers from the Eastern Nigeria as well as retired Police officers while Gov Charles Soludo was represented by the Special Adviser in Political Affairs Dr Alex Obiogbolu. Recall that late Col Emma Nwobosi, a Sandhurst trained soldier, met a similar fate at his funeral when there was no Federal Government’s representative at his funeral.

This development according to the first Republic Minister for Aviation, Chief Mbazuruike Amaechi, is yet an indication that the wounds of the civil war have refused to heal, adding that it should not discourage the younger generation from being focused at all times. According to the National Vice President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Damian Okeke Ogene; “If the Federal Government were well communicated which I believe they did and they failed to honour the invitation, then, it shows that the war is not over yet. “For us here in Igbo land, the war has ended. But to them out there, the war is not over yet and this goes to show that the policy of reconciliation, rehabilitation and reconstruction by the then Gen Yakubu Gowon is of no effect”.

North on lockdown for Atiku

Agbadola Cassavinci
Monsignor
Iragbiji Diocese
The Afonja Communion

Kobicove:
He's not the marrying type

Ok

Okwyjesus:
You are wrong.

He was referring to northern cabals that control PDP.

2023 will shock everyone means Obi surprise victory

People are really ignorant

He is simply talking about Aliyu Gusau. Gusau was an intelligence officer in the Army. He was the one who orchestrated Wike's defeat at the primaries.

Na wa o
Hin for just marry Kate Winslet get rest of mind
Their chemistry is insane

R.I.P Gorbachev. Enjoy your reunion with Raisa Gorbacheva.
God and history has been kind to you.

Igbo Amaka

Fulani ti takeover

Feffer Dem Gang
Make we dey watch

Tinubu, you don hear?!

Hope sey no be innocent mairuwa dem go kill so
One of them wear mairuwa soccer