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kay29000:I hear you! |
kay29000:You mean Ikeja along-Egbeda! |
TheRareGem1:Let them finish it first, thank God for Goodluck for the funding! |
Tetrahedron:Lekki- Ajah express road, Sabo bus stop, Yaba, Obalende- Sura, Oshodi to anywhere, Ikotun -Egbe, Egbeda, Agege Pencinema, Ojuelegba, Iyana oworo-berger! Update I missed my lungu, Ikorodu, Ewuelepe, Ijede, Gberigbe, Ketu, Ojota, Iyanaba-LASU(Ile idan)! |
APC is a snare! |
helinues:Robo cop! |
Only God knows how much evil this guy has done. He was displaying his wealth without caution. Lalasticlala! |
Impunity everywhere! |
We must vote out this useless APC! |
The Independent National Electoral Commission has disclosed that fresh registration in the ongoing Continuous Voter Registration across the country has hit 6.6 million.https://punchng.com/fresh-voter-registration-hits-6-6-million-inec/
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Mooh247:Send me the link! |
[quote author=Mooh247 post=110835265][/quote]State the relevant section please! |
Lalasticlala! |
Mooh247:Which section of APC law is that! |
Journalist and activist, Agba Jalingo, has narrated how suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari, locked him up in a car trunk and drove him from Lagos State to Calabar, the Cross River State capital.https://punchng.com/how-abba-kyari-locked-me-in-car-trunk-from-lagos-to-calabar-activist/
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immortalcrown:It is alarming the way they are toying with the future of Nigerians! |
I am not a lawyer, but I am surprised that Niger state Gov. Bello can swear in party Chairmen. I am just asking, what part of APC constitution is this or it is just pure impunity! |
FreeStuffsNG:APC and impunity! Breaking law as it it pleases and the vice president is a lawyer and SAN! |
seunmsg:APC breaking every law know to mankind! Governors are now Party Chairmen. APC will destroy Nigeria with all these recklessness! |
Lalasticlala! |
May God have mercy! |
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has disclosed that to effectively tackle Nigeria’s security challenges, the country would need leaders in the mould of his principal, the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.). He also argued that only few administrations faced the plethora of security challenges currently bedevilling the country before Buhari took over in 2015. The vice president stated this on Saturday in Delta State, where he paid courtesy calls to the Ovie of Uvwie Kingdom, HRM Dr. Emmanuel Ekemejewan Sideso; and the Olu of Warri, HRM Ògíamẹ̀ Atúwàtse III. This was contained in a statement on Sunday by Osinbajo’s spokesman, Laolu Akande, titled, Ósinbajo in Delta, visits Olu of Warri, Ovie of Uvwie, says collaboration with traditional rulers is critical now’. While emphasizing the Buhari regime’s three-pronged focus on improving the economy, security and the fight against corruption, Osinbajo noted that the administration was battling enormous security challenges. He said, “We also recognize, especially with security, that very few administrations, have been confronted with the plethora of security challenges that we have been confronted with. “Frankly, when you look at the sheer number and range of those security challenges, it is evident that it is necessary to have a leader such as President Buhari to be able to even take on those challenges.” Osinbajo, however, stressed the importance of collaboration between traditional rulers across the country and government at all levels, saying security challenges facing the country in recent times cannot be left alone for the government to tackle. Speaking at the Palace of the Olu of Warri, the vice president stated that, “the role of the traditional council, the traditional rulership in our country is absolutely critical to security; and I am happy that this is something that you also not only recognize, but accept as a major function of the traditional rulership.” Aside from the major roles of the security agencies in ensuring security, the vice president observed that traditional rulers in the country also have vital roles to play in their respective communities because of their moral authority. Read Also Unmotivated workforce undermining Nigeria's development - Osinbajo Osinbajo, Sanwo-Olu, Oyetola, others eulogise Adeboye at 80 Osinbajo to inaugurate CIBN house in Abuja “We recognize that the traditional rulership of our country holds a moral place in the live and esteem of our people, and it is that moral place that we, very frequently, have to call upon, in order to mediate some of the conflicts that give rise to the security challenges that we have,” he said. While again congratulating the Olu of Warri on his ascension, Osinbajo stated that “the ascension to the throne of your fathers would be for the benefit of the community and nation.” “I want to say that the reason, first, is because you bring to this stool, not just the energy and farsightedness; but more importantly, your antecedents in business, in innovation and entrepreneurship. So, many are looking to see how this will benefit not just Warri but also our nation.” In his remarks, the Olu of Warri described the vice president’s visit as a ‘homecoming,’ and thanked him for his good works as Buhari’s deputy and for ‘putting Nigeria first.’ “We thank you for the good work that you have been doing; supporting the President and putting Nigeria first. Please be assured that our prayers are continually with you and with the nation in general. “It is our prayer that the Lord who brought you here safely will take you back safely and in all your endeavours going forward as your administration finishes in the next one year. You will finish strong, you will finish well; and by the Grace of God, I am sure we will be seeing more of you in different capacities, and we look forward to that.” https://punchng.com/only-leaders-like-buhari-can-tackle-nigerias-security-challenges-osinbajo/ |
The 10 teams are in contention for the five African places at Qatar 2022 after qualifying rounds which had involved 54 teams. The first leg of the last round is scheduled for March 25, while the second leg matches will be held on March 29. Surprise qualifiers Mali will be hoping to win their first ticket for the World Cup. Also in the running are Cameroon, who are the African nation holding the record for participation in the World Cup with seven appearances. Nigeria, with their six appearances, will be seeking to extend their records. Morocco and Tunisia, who have participated in the world tournament five times, are hoping for a return to the world stage. These are three participations each for the Black Stars of Ghana and the Pharaohs of Egypt, and a fourth appearance each will be in their sights. African champions Senegal are eyeing third participation in World Cup after 2002 and 2018. UEFA, FIFA suspension discriminatory, says Russia FIFA, UEFA suspend Russian football teams, clubs indefinitely Algeria will be seeking to erase memories of their early elimination from the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Zaire had an idea of the World Cup in 1974, and as DR Congo 48 years later, the Leopards are looking for a return. Below is the match schedule: First Leg Date Time Match Venue City 25.03.2022 15h00 DR Congo vs Morocco Stade des Martyrs Kinshasa 25.03.2022 17h00 Mali vs Tunisia Stade du 26 mars Bamako 25.03.2022 17h00 Cameroon vs Algeria Stade de Japoma Douala 25.03.2022 19h30 Egypt vs Senegal Cairo International Stadium Cairo 25.03.2022 19h30 Ghana vs Nigeria Cape Coast Stadium Cape Coast Second Leg Date Time Match Venue City 29.03.2022 17h00 Senegal vs Egypt Stade Olympique de Diamniadio Dakar 29.03.2022 17h00 Nigeria vs Ghana Moshood Abiola National Stadium Abuja 29.03.2022 19h30 Algeria vs Cameroon Stade Mustapha Tchaker Blida 29.03.2022 19h30 Tunisia vs Mali Stade Olympique Hammadi Agrebi Tunis 29.03.2022 19h30 Morocco vs DR Congo Complexe Mohammed V Casablanca *Kick-off times are in GMT. https://punchng.com/full-schedule-qatar-2022-african-qualifiers-play-off-dates-venues/ |
backbencher:Your head is nut! You will be backbencher! |
The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Dr. Iyorchia Ayu, on Thursday in Abuja, claimed that the party won the 2019 presidential election. He also argued that democratic values in Nigeria have steadily declined in the past seven years under the current regime. Ayu said this when he received in audience a seven-person delegation of the European Union Election Observer Mission, led by its Chief Election Observer, Maria Arena. According to a statement on Thursday by his Special Adviser on Communication and Strategy, Simon Imobo-Tswam, Ayu told the EU delegation that its report on the 2019 general elections reflected the drawbacks saying “we will keep complaining as long these undemocratic practices subsist.” “We believe we won the 2019 presidential elections. We have the evidence. But justice was not done. “Now that we are moving towards another election in 2023, it’s very important that we stress the need for the electoral umpire to be genuinely independent as its name implies,” he said. He boasted that the PDP, in its 16 years in power, not only safeguarded Nigerian democracy, but also established institutions that strengthened it. According to him, PDP “believes fiercely in democracy and its transparent processes.” The former lawmaker also lamented that rather than improve on PDP’s legacy, Nigeria’s “hard-won democracy” was witnessing a steady depreciation under the APC. “We are worried that instead of strengthening the democratic process, which will better serve the people, we are seeing a sustained decline in those democratic practices; the conduct of compromised elections, the use of security agents to attack judges, to attack citizens instead of protecting them, and to subvert the electoral processes. “We have evidence and we stand by our position. These are not just empty pronouncements.” The National Secretary of the APC Caretaker/Extraordinary Convention Planning Committee, Dr John Akpanudoedehe, neither picked his calls not responded to a text message sent to him for reaction on Thursday. https://punchng.com/democracy-has-declined-under-buhari-ayu/ |
Did Sanwoolu visited IGBO-EFON too! |
The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has disclosed that his administration is driven by the “simple desire” of making Lagos a better place for all and sundry. Sanwo-Olu stated this when he paid a working visit to Eti-Osa East Local Council Development Area (LCDA) of Lagos state on Wednesday. A statement by his spokesman, Gboyega Akosile, titled, ‘Sanwo-Olu: Infrastructure delivery in Eti-Osa, a top priority in our plan’, said Sanwo-Olu inaugurated the newly constructed Sangotedo market built by the LCDA during the visit. The governor, who described Eti-Osa area as “an important economic corridor” of Lagos, said his visit was to personally take stock of the ongoing government’s development projects and to get undiluted feedback from the residents on the interventions. Sanwo-Olu said he was elated with development activities initiated by all the four local councils making up Eti-Osa, which, the governor said, are supportive of the state’s interventions. As the closest tier of government to the people, the Governor observed that the councils had prudently managed their resources, which enabled them to drive development from the grassroots. He said: “As elected officials, we embrace every opportunity to visit and engage with our people to give account of our stewardship of the resources entrusted to our care. “We consider visits like this an opportunity to see first-hand how well the various local governments, the closest tier of government to the people, are implementing our collective governance agenda, using our Government’s development blueprint known as THEMES agenda. “Our administration is driven by the simple desire to deliver the dividends of democracy in every sector and in every neighborhood to ensure that no one is left behind. “And we certainly have made sure that Eti-Osa is not left behind, given the wave of infrastructural development we have initiated in this important economic corridor of our State. “We have completed numerous road reconstruction projects and getting other infrastructure projects done to give our people a new lease of life.” Furthermore, the governor promised to accelerate construction activities on the ongoing projects in the area, while appealing to residents to bear the pain of the road construction in the Eti-Osa corridor with patience. He said: “Tangible benefits being delivered consistently and create new socio-economic opportunities for the people. “This is what good governance is all about. We will not relent in this regard. Three years on, we have been able to make it abundantly clear that power is to be wielded in service of the people. I am pleased that our local councils are as committed as the State Government.” https://punchng.com/my-administration-driven-by-simple-desire-says-sanwo-olu/ |
Michelle70:You are here spewing rubbish as usual! |
udele1:Kogi, Kwara, Anambra, Enugu, Akwa Ibom, River, Niger, Bayelsa, Sokoto, Kebbi, Benue in that order! |
Chimezirim121:Look at PTB, Jide Kosoko, ELRufai, Dino, Onache! |
Michelle70:I hear you! Lalasticlala! |
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