MONEY247: So after more than 8 months 9mobile is back. Yes you read right 👍.. 9mobile is currently running smoothly after sealing a roaming deal with MTN Ng making users able to use their sim and line once again..
How to get your 9mobile running... To reconnect your 9mobile Line, Go to Phone Settings>Mobile Networks>Operators>turn off Automatic select>Choose 9mobile or MTN 4G or MTN NG or 62130. Thank you ..
Good one
Abeg, how is it a good one?
Why can’t they stand alone? Why do they need MTN support?
Omenlon: una like to dey dream well well. I no blame una, na Buhari cabals wen stack all the odds against Tinubu in that election I blame. This time around both Atiku and Peter Obi votes put together no go near Tinubu votes. Tinubu na una mate for politics?
It will even be worse for Tinubu this time.
He has shown the world the failure that he is.
If e sure for am, let him hold back his rigging machine, weda he go see 1 million vote.
He didn’t even win the last elections, otherwise, dem no for off BVAS.
nwadikeokey11: I have been to and lived in some countries in Europe, Asia and some countries in South and Central America, but currently in Nigeria. Honestly I must say, since returning back to Nigeria about 3yrs ago, apart from traveling to Europe and Asia for business I don't feel like relocating to any country in those continent for a stay anymore, and since Nigeria economy is almost eating deep into both my savings and capital, I'm thinking of relocating from Nigeria but not to the so called developed countries, instead I'm considering an African country. I have been to and liived in an East African country, Kigali Rwanda precisely, but is been almost 9yrs now since I left that country, so I wouldn't know how the economy and the development of the country is at the moment. Apart from that, I will really want to hear from some of our brothers and sisters living in other African countries, how are the countries you reside in doing, economic, social, development, etc wise, and which of them could you recommend for a Nigerian who wishes to migrate to an African country. I really hope to get a first hand information from you. Thanks and God bless you.
Why don't you want to live in one of the beautiful European or asian countries now? That's where you find life and development.
irumole1975: Hmm. Not only has it been long we saw different variations of Japa stuffs here but also been a while we saw debates about how Nigerians abroad make $1M every seconds by merely working with a student visa.
Been a while we see “OMG I don’t get these things a billionaire banker in Nigeria who own first bank just relocated to the UK and he’s now making millions of dollars he can never make by working as a manager in Nigeria” “OMG I don’t understand these things my neighbor just sold his 200m business and relocate to Canada for better life” “ it’s for the kids”
What changed? Is it that Nigerians have stopped relocating or people don’t loud it anymore?
jealousy. CORNful monitoring spirit. You and your likes are killing the country and you don't want people to papa, because you want others to drop to your abysmal level.
Dey there dey wait. they will come and tell you when they are leaving.
WizardOfNG: Lol. Just watch as Otti becomes persona non grata, an abomination and "efulefu" to them.
Never known a people so irredeemablly entrenched in politics of hatred and intolerance.
If you are with them, you must never praise anything their sworn enemy does even if such is highly laudable and immensely improves their own lives and that of their generations unborn.
Yet they forget politics should be a vehicle for delivering good governance to the people and not blind messiah worship or a desire to get revenge against others
Who is guilty of blind messiah worship more then APC riffraffs like you?
Exousiang01: I would do the exact same thing Marriage is not a job you can resign at will if you don't like the work environment.
The man is not canceling the wedding because of the singular act, he is canceling ghe wedding because he is wondering how many other lies she has told him.
Some people lie for no reason at all.
She cannot be trusted.
My friend has taken his wife off all documents as next of kin, his reason is thag she doesn't pick her calls, she is home all day he has 24hrs light because he uses solar yet, he can't reach her. A day will come and something unfortunate will happen and his next of kin would not be reachable jusy because of that careless behavior. His next of kin is my humble self, even on his drivers license. He trust me take a call and do the needful not matter the corner of the globe i am, I roam.
Trust is underrated. many marriages have crashed due to issues like this. If the man goes ahead with the wedding he is going to be second guessing everything she says or does probably for the rest of his life
tunjijones: Stop it... Stop acting like there is terrorism in every party of Nigeria. Stop acting like everyone living in Nigeria is living in fear.
Not down playing the kidnapping and herdsmen carnage in Nigeria , people are living their normal life. Like me, I even stay in the northern part of Nigeria and I am living well and fine.
How can I be living in a mansion and have very good source of income in Nigeria, then I leave to go and stay in a one room studio apart in the UK where I will work like a slave for the rest of my life.
The way some of you think is alarming. Because it hasn't happened to you doesn't mean it is happening.
Nigeria is the way it is because of people like you.
Typical Nigerian....as long it is not affecting you, everybody can go to hell
if things continue the way it is going, e go reach you one day.
Nazgul: Bro enter Benin republic and stamp in and out on your passport. That's like the travel 101 orientation you're expected to know. Disvirgin your passport.
That way you'll look like a tourist when you show up at their embassy for the real stuff.
Dey play😁 they don’t count Benin republic as having travel experience.
If you like, get 100 stamps of Benin on your passport.
Adexgentle005: I just drove pass ikate heading to V.I. I saw one girl across the road looking frustrated so I decide to ask her what’s up. She said she’s going to Eko hotel but she lost her money. I can see the tag of the mall she worked for and she look so decent.
She spoke so softly .Told her to hop in, as we are getting along then she said I can have her for the night that she do coded hook up short time 15k, and all night 25k. I asked her to get down of my car immediately. Imagine doing 9 to 5 job and still add hookup ontop. Omo, Like wtf!
This story na lie. I can detect lies from afar off.
Ideyontop: There is a grace on every ministry, God gives it as He pleases. God chooses how he wants to be seen on every ministry you see. I celebrate the grace on your life Pastor Biodun. God bless you sir for being a shining star for the kingdom of God.
which grace?
Better know wetin you Dey celebrate.
No be this chronic fornicator wey we Dey wait for him robust response for 10 years now?
Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has strongly condemned the ongoing attacks on the state, stating that the people behind the violence are not even Nigerians. He made this statement with a sense of urgency, saying, "Benue is under siege" and that the attacks have a much bigger agenda than just local disputes.
In a heartfelt interview with Channels TV, Governor Alia said the attackers speak a different language and are clearly foreign elements trying to destabilize the state. His words reflected deep concern, not only for the lives lost but also for the future of the people in Benue.
“These attackers aren’t from our communities. They don’t speak our languages. We’re dealing with something far beyond just local conflict; this is an invasion. Benue is under siege, and we need help now,” Governor Alia explained.
Land Grabbing and Foreign Aggression
The governor believes the continuous attacks are not just random acts of violence but part of a larger, well-coordinated plan to seize the state's fertile agricultural lands. According to him, these forces have been using sophisticated tactics and, in some cases, enforcing extremist laws, which suggests a much more organized effort than simple local banditry.
“It’s clear to us now that this is about more than just violence for survival. The aim is to take our land, our heritage. This is not something we can handle alone,” Alia added.
The Need for Federal Intervention
Governor Alia has called on federal authorities to intervene immediately. With an increasing number of attacks, the situation has reached a breaking point, and the people of Benue need help. Alia has asked for heightened security measures, including a more robust security presence to protect the people, especially in areas where the attacks are most concentrated.
“We need help from the federal government. Our people are suffering, and we are watching our land being taken over by forces beyond our control,” the governor said, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.
Governor Alia also urged local leaders and community members to come together and work with security forces to ensure the protection of Benue. His appeal for unity is a call to strengthen local resilience in the face of external threats.
Rising Displacement Crisis
The attacks have forced many Benue residents to flee their homes, leaving them in temporary displacement camps. These people are in dire need of aid, and Alia has called for humanitarian assistance to support the displaced families. Many are struggling with the harsh realities of shelter, food, and medical care.
“We have families who have lost everything. They need our help, and they need it now. We must act quickly before things get worse,” Alia said.
A Call for Unity and Action
Despite the severity of the crisis, Governor Alia has urged the people of Benue to remain united. He believes that only by working together can they face this threat and protect their homes.
“This is a moment for all of us to stand together. We cannot let these attackers take what belongs to us. We will fight for our land and for the future of our children,” Alia concluded.
The Need for Proactive Security Measures
The governor’s call for a proactive national response comes at a time when the security situation in Benue is becoming increasingly critical. He believes that national forces must coordinate more effectively to counter the foreign-backed insurgency now spreading in the state.
Governor Hyacinth Alia has made it clear that Benue is facing a serious security threat from foreign-backed attackers. His call for federal intervention, unity, and enhanced security is a plea to save his people from a grave crisis. The situation remains dire, and without a swift response, Benue may continue to face the devastating consequences of external aggression aimed at taking away the state's land and resources.
kayperry: Not true, Affordability exist, infact it exist on both hardcopy & app dictionary, affordability exist in every part of the world governance and consumer protection exist
In the business world, no producer thinks of price without cognisance to " Affordability" for targeted clients/buyers
In sane climes where true governance exist, Govt make efforts to subsidize essentials for the average citizen cos "affordability" is key to consumption and turnover rate of businesses
Bro please go back to school, its not tew late
That specie you quoted is known for spewing rubbish here…always !
Blazebond: All of you clowns insulting him are proving him right,in Nigeria the youths are programmed to hate Nigeria, Al they do on social media is to insult and curse Nigeria and if you ask them.for solutions to the problems that they are angry about,none of them can give you a single solution, they will travel abroad and slave themselves over there working over there jobs,but they will never try such in Nigeria,they will gladly curse nigeria and happily worship Europe and America for no reason other than self-hate.
You are a fuuuuulll and the clown here.
Who are you asking for solutions?
What was the president and his advisers elected/chosen to do?
You and Poju no well.Someone like you and that Poju are supposed to be psychiatric patients because of the way you think.
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