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Following the petition of Oginigba people, on how the immediate past governor of Rivers State and current Minister of Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike had more than a year ago cordoned off parts of the community land and used it for his HyperCity Shopping mall, thereby denying the people of Oginigba the right to their ancestral land which they have been using as a market place for many years. And in line with our plans to enhance economic drive in Obio/Akpor Local Government, we have reopened the Oginigba market and handed it over to the people of Oginigba who are the original owners to continue with their trading and add economic value to the local government. I will be meeting with the leadership of Oginigba people next week to constitute market committee that will effectively manage the market.
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After voting branch my house IJAW FOODS. "ONUNU." Called Kpangbudu by Arogbo-ijaws, Onunu by the Kalabari-Ijaws, known as Ipopoburu by Okrika-Ijaws, Ebubu by Nembe-Ijaws and fondly called Opopo by the Ibani-Ijaw people. Onunu is a traditional delicacy of the Ijaws. This Ijaw very rich meal is a mixture of over riped plantain and yam boiled and pounded together with a little salt and the best quality palm oil to blend. Onunu is best served with a spicy fish pepper soup, yellow soup or native stew. You want to learn how to prepare ONUNU? Here are the ingredients and method of preparation. INGREDIENTS •Yam •Ripe plantain •Palm oil Method: Put the yam to boil, when it has cooked right about halfway, add the ripe plantains. Before you pound ensure that both the yams and the plantains have cooked through till soft. Start to pound the yam first because of its pulp and stretchy nature, once almost smooth, add the ripe plantain. Once you have gotten both ingredients to a smooth consistency, add a little salt and palm oil. The mash is still hot, which will take away the curdling taste of palm oil. Finish off the pounding, until the palm oil properly mixes well, changing the colour to yellow. Excellence! Your delicious Onunu is ready. #ijawheritagetv
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I am feeling very great today after an inspection visit to the ongoing construction of the historic Nembe-Brass Road Phase One. So much progress has been achieved on the 21km stretch, with the first bridge completed, giving room for the commencement of the 2nd major bridge which is 120 metres long. According to the contractor, the first 6.5km of the road is ready for asphalting with an inspiring report that sand filling on the road has reached the 20km mark. ~ SDD
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Who do you think is telling the truth about the DLR petrol price - FG or DLR? 👉🏽Should President Tinubu have sacked Wike for threatening to burn down states headed by PDP governors? 👉🏽What is the fate of students in Lagos State over the hike in boarding school fees?
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Dantedasz:Take note and make corrections. Stop displaying your ignorance |
Op this is not a 2012 Ml. This generation of ml is 2006-2011 |
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NIGERIAN ARMY ORGANISES SOCIAL MEDIA SEMINAR TO PROMOTE NATIONAL SECURITY The Department of Civil Military Affairs has recently organized its 35th Social Media Seminar, themed "Harnessing Social Media for National Security," at the Honorable Justice Legbo Kutigi International Conference Center in Minna, Niger State. Major General Markus Kangye, the Special Guest of Honor, highlighted the critical role of responsible social media use in promoting national security. He warned against the dangers of misinformation and urged influencers to act as peace ambassadors, emphasizing their influence in shaping public perception and trust between the military and civil populace. He encouraged participants to utilize social media to support the Army’s non-kinetic operations and enhance community engagement. In his address, the Chief of Civil Military Affairs (CCMA), Major General Nosakhare Ugbo stated that the seminar was aimed at addressing the complexities of social media in a volatile security environment. He added that it was a collective responsibility to ensure national security and to combat fake news in the country. The CCMA expressed gratitude to the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Abiodun Lagbaja for his unwavering support in making the event a success. During the event, the Acting Governor of Niger State, Comrade Yakubu Garba, emphasized the importance of educating social media influencers, bloggers, and youths to enhance social impact and promote accurate information. He acknowledged the Nigerian Army's commitment to peace and security, noting the beneficial partnership between the state government and the military. The resource persons during the occasion, Dr Ehiz Odigie spoke on leveraging social media for national security, while Mrs Zainab Olabisi Saka discussed the essence of collaboration among law enforcement to address cybersecurity concerns. The event featured several key highlights, including an interactive session focused on fostering dialogue between military personnel, security agencies, and social media influencers. Additionally, the presentation of souvenirs and a group photograph added to the memorable moments of the day.
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A Convoy Radio Frequency Jammer is a specialized technology used to disrupt radio signals across a broad range of frequencies. Its main function is to interfere with all forms of communication that rely on radio waves, such as mobile phone signals, Wi-Fi, and GPS. This technology is crucial for protecting high-profile convoys, like a presidential motorcade, by preventing unauthorized or potentially dangerous communications that could be used to coordinate attacks or track the convoy's movements. The system consists of multiple Electronic Countermeasure (ECM) jammers, which are strategically placed on various vehicles within the convoy. These jammers emit signals that create a field of interference, effectively blocking any radio communications within the covered area. By distributing these jammers across several vehicles, the convoy ensures a wide coverage area, making it nearly impossible for external signals to penetrate or disrupt the convoy's secure operations. When a convoy equipped with this technology passes through an area, the impact on civilian communications is noticeable. Mobile phones and internet connections via cellular networks often become unusable because the jammers are actively blocking these signals. This creates a temporary communication blackout, ensuring that no external communications can interfere with or pose a threat to the convoy, thereby maintaining the safety and security of the individuals being protected.
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Troops serving in North East Nigeria under Operation HADIN KAI proceeding on annual leave from the front lines, being airlifted on Nigerian Army's chartered ValueJet aircraft from Maiduguri Airport to various destinations across the country under the Chief of Army Staff's bi-monthly Welfare Flights Initiative. Secure, fast and reliable way for the gallant warriors to travel down and reconnect with their families. Nigerian Army, Pride of the Nation.
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WORK-IN-PROGRESS: Various sections of Segment 7 of the ongoing Port Harcourt Ring Road Project. The Port Harcourt Ring Road Project is broken down into 7 segments. Starting from Abonnema Wharf/UTC Junction in Port Harcourt City Local Government Area, and terminating at Alesa in Eleme Local Government Area, Rivers State with a total road length of 62.650km with 5 Flyovers, several culverts, and over 65,000 m of drainage amongst others.
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kellybently:My dirty mouth shine pass your future star. Return the phone back to your dad kiddo ![]()
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MadamVanessa:Probably the one he took home was from the yellow wing |
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Hoodlums took advantage of the hunger strike to destroy and loot public and private properties in Kano, Niger, Yobe, Kaduna, Nasarawa and other states In Kano state one of the vandals have been seen using the state traffic light as bulb in his apartment
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Mom sentenced for leaving her two daughters, aged 2 and 3, to d!e in hot car while gambling at casino Mom sentenced for leaving her two daughters, aged 2 and 3, to d!e in hot car while gambling at casino A 31-year-old mother has been sentenced for causing the d*ath of her two daughters after she left them inside a car in sweltering weather while she gambled at a casino in North Carolina, U.S. Launice Shanique Battle, was sentenced on Thursday, July 25, 2024 after she pleaded guilty to the murder of her daughters, Trinity Milbourne, two, and Amora, three. Autopsy revealed that the girls d!ed of hyperthermia, which occurs when the body is exposed to extremely high temperatures. Battle will serve a sentence of a little over seven years, with a possibility of up to 10 and a half years. She was initially charged with two counts of felony m@rder, facing over 80 years in prison. However, she reached a plea deal with the prosecution and pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. The judge determined that her guilty plea demonstrated her acceptance of responsibility for her actions, warranting a lesser sentence. Battle was arrested in August 27, 2022 after she went to a casino in Raleigh and left her children in the car while she gambled for six hours. On that day, Battle parked her car partially in the shade while temperatures soared to 35°C. It was reported that she left the children at 2:30pm and only returned at 8:30pm and found them unconscious. She rushed the girls to hospital where they were immediately pronounced dead. A medical report stated that the girls’ remains were already in stages of ‘mild decomposition’ when they were found. Meanwhile, Battles’ cousin, Keisha Harris, spoke to WRAL and described her cousin as a responsible parent who just did a ‘careless mistake’ “She was a young girl who might have been experiencing depression or whatever the case may be, she just made a bad decision,” Harris said. “She was always there. She’s a caring and loving mother to her kids at the end of the day. She’s not a cold-blooded m@rderer. She’s not a k!ller." Other family members said the deaths were “a careless mistake. Another cousin, Lisacious Williams, said the family loves “Launice no matter what, and we will support for no matter what Source: https://x.com/lindaikeji/status/1817587079536345301?t=w5v4a-NognQ5-f7ejfHeMg&s=19
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SimpForLadies:With just 2 pictures and a ridiculous price It's obvious op is a scammer
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EX RIVERS COUNCIL BOSS, NWANOSIKE ALLEGED MULTI-BILLION NAIRA LOOTS EXPOSED The immediate past Chairman, Ikwerre Local Government Area, Hon. Samuel Nwanosike has been alleged to have looted Multi-Billion Naira from the council Treasury. Investigation from our reporter, revealed that the former council boss used part of the alleged loot to acquire the old Aristo House in GRA Phase 2 near Casablanca. This is in addition to a multi-billion Naira hotel facility which contravenes the Rivers State building code. Nwanosike has been spotted in a trending video pleading to be allowed to pay the penalties as the facility was recently sealed off by the Rivers State Ministry of Physical and Urban Planning. Nwanosike who is also called ‘Ishi’ was seen pleading profusely to pay the fines, but the Ministry insisted on permanently sealing up the place for defaulting. Also at the intercession between Onne road and Woji road near Chicken Republic in GRA phase 2, this former chairman acquired and remodeled the property turning it into a 5-star cosmetic shop for his wife. Unfortunately, Ishi who attempted to perpetuate himself in office as Chairman of Ikwerre LGA for extra 6 months, left the indigenes of the LGA in poverty while he looted the LGA resources to acquire private properties. Except the people arise to call in the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, he is likely to go Scot free, but his trouble is just starting. Source: National Ambassador
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#BREAKING Rivers State Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development has sealed the hotel owned by Mr. Samuel Nwanosike (Ishi Bambae) Former Chairman of Ikwerre Local Government Area for violation of development control and non compliance with building regulations. #RiversState
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GreenxGreen:Police is your friend |


