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The question is, is there any time Nigeria wasn’t in recession?

It’s merely just a switch in career.

The Rivers State Police Command wishes to inform the general public and indeed residents of the State, that security has been beefed up in the State as INEC commences the collation of the Gubernatorial and House of Assembly Election Results, scheduled to begin today 2nd April, 2019.

​The State Commissioner of Police and the Chairman of the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security (ICCES), CP Usman .A. Belel, after a meeting of the Agency and other bodies superintending over the Elections, agreed to put in place adequate security measures, to ensure that the entire process is transparent and seamlessly carried out.
​Part of the security measures put in place, as agreed by the Agencies, include:
i. Massive deployments of Police Personnel and other Sister Security Agencies to the venue and the outer perimeter of the Collation Centre.

ii. Total closure of the PH/Aba Express Road, the stretch from the Waterlines to the GRA junctions, both in and outwards of the roads. Diversions only, to Olu Obasanjo and Polo Club Roads.

iii. The Commissioner of Police, has noted with concern, the temporary hardship the closure will occasion and hereby appeals to the public to show understanding and bear with us, as the closure is done in the overall interest of the public and intended to provide conducive atmosphere for the Collation Exercise.

iiii. Politicians, Candidates and indeed unauthorized persons are seriously warned to stay clear from the Collation Centre, as any person or group whose act or omission undermines the process will be arrested and prosecuted in accordance with the Electoral Act.

Once again, the CP wishes to reiterate the Command’s avowed determination to provide adequate security for the resumed Collation Exercise and ensure that the process is open, credible and stands the test of time.

We therefore solicit your unalloyed cooperation and support, as we collectively prosecute the last lap of this all important National assignment.

DSP NNAMDI OMONI
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
FOR: COMMISIONER OF POLICE
RIVERS STATE COMMAND
PORT HARCOURT

08033396538

Seriously?

fleeter001:
This our own don pass cross-carpeting...na criss-cross carpet grassing .
BTW OP I no understand o na " formerly" or na "formally" you wan yan?

Lol. I see am too, I for nearly confuse.

All the vacancies I'm interested in are in Borno. Biko where my slippers, e reach to run...

Ejimagift:
Many residents of the east has mental problems

Please it's have not has

This car is currently burning along Igwuruta/Airport Road, Rivers State. The fire was so intense that I didn't recognise the make or model of the car.
Sincere sympathy to the owner of the car who was just standing and watching his car burn.

Please you guys should help. My guy love his girlfriend so much but her mouth odour is just too much for him to stand anymore, what does he do?

She has a huge paying job with cars & properties, she's pretty hot in any way a guy can think of, she takes wonderful care of my friend & they're planning that they'll settled down after my friends MSc.

The only problem now is the pungent mouth odour she's got and all medications/toothpastes have proved abortive.
PLEASE HELP!!!

By  Simeon Nwakaudu
Without  doubt,  Rivers  State  Governor,  Nyesom Ezenwo Wike is about  the  most outstanding  governor  of  the  first one hundred  days of this era.This  is validated by facts. His predecessor, Chief Rotimi Amaechi has bragged at a public  function  few days  to the expiration  of  his  administration  that Wike would  fail to deliver.
Hear Amaechi celebrating his wish for Governor  Wike  during a thanksgiving service held by the Greater Together Campaign Organisation (GTCO), the campaign outfit of the Rivers All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Dr. Dakuku Peterside.  : “ I think Nyesom Wike is coming, we are waiting. He will look for money for salary; there is none. But when he pays out salary, we will see if any of them can do what we did in this state, whether they can build the schools, the roads, even to get a loan’’.
It was under this precarious  situation planned  that Governor  Nyesom Ezenwo Wike  took up the  reins of leadership.  It was a very gloomy  period.  The courts were closed,  the State Assembly  crippled,  the state bureaucracy  in coma, the roads were death traps and insecurity  was at its worst imaginable level. Civil servants  were owed for two months, pensioners owed for six months  and the entire Port  Harcourt  City  was a huge dump site because  Amaechi  owed refuse clearing service providers  several  months of unpaid  fees running  into billions.
Worse still, the former  Governor  did not hand over any documents,  refusing to set up a transition  committee  to interface  with the then incoming  administration.
As an apostle  of the “Talk na Do” political  philosophy,  Governor  Wike  refused to be cowed by the political booby  traps set for him. He was  elected because the people believed in his capacity to surmount  the obstacles  of treachery  and looting of state resources  as exemplified  by the immediate  past   administration.  All through the  campaign  trail, the song was the same in all languages – “Wike na talk  na do.”
The  governor  himself  amplified it at every spot- both at the riverine  and upland  communities.  “My word is my bond. What I say I will do. With 100 days of his exemplary  administration,  the people  have  realised  that  they were right to have chosen  the “talk na  do”, philosophy.
On his very first day in office, Wike  revived the  Judiciary,  initiated operation zero potholes  and kick-started  the  process of rebuilding the state civil service.  On June 1, he swore in the State Acting  Chief Judge  and  the State Acting  President of  the Customary  Court of Appeal.  It was also  on June 1 that he proclaimed the  State House of  Assembly  at the Assembly  Complex. Governor  Wike  has instituted constitutional  separation  of powers in the state with all arms of government  functioning  optimally.  Indeed, former Governor  Amaechi  had to use the State High Court  recently,  even though  he shut it down  for one year. The  Rivers  State  House of Assembly  is now one of the most active  in  the  country, passing  critical  bills and doing  legislative  business  at its complex.
Today, Rivers  State  is now a huge construction  site. The economy  had been kick-started and the State is working  again.    Two construction  giants,  Julius  Berger  and CCECC are handling the reconstruction  and rehabilitation  of  Port Harcourt  roads which spans two local government  areas with a great percentage  of  the  state’s  population  and economic  infrastructure. The success  recorded so far is mindboggling.  This is because,  Amaechi  had hinged his non-performance  on the constant rains in Port Harcourt.  Now, Wike has redefined project execution  in Rivers State.  Even under the rains,  the roads are springing  to life. Areas such as Diobu,  Borokiri,  Iwofe road, GRA, Akpajo, Eliopranwo,  Tombia extension,  Eagle Island and other key communities  in the  state capital.  Several other construction  companies  are working  on  roads in different  parts of the state to open  up  the  state to the rest of the country.
Governor  Wike  initiated  critical  intervention  into the reconstruction  of  the  Eleme Junction  to Onne  Junction  of the East West  road  leading  to  the  Onne sea port. The  once deplorable  road is now motorable  and work is still ongoing.  He has done same for the  Industry/NPA  road to  the  Port in Port Harcourt City. These interventions  to rehabilitate  two key Federal  roads are in line with  his promise to  make the ports functional  for the economic  revival  of  Rivers  State. The Abonnema -Obonoma  link road in Akuku-Toru  LGA  has been completed,  while work on Andoni-Opobo  unity road and well as the Trans-Kalabari  road is billed to commence shortly.  Through the  Greater  Port Harcourt  Development  Authority,  he has started the construction  of  a facility to move auto-mechanics  and spare parts  dealers  out of the city centre  to further beautify Port  Harcourt.
Within his first 100 days,  Wike  strengthened  the  security  architecture  of the state. He intervened in the equipping  of  the  police  and other security  agencies,  supplying 64 security  vans with  high class  communication gadgets to  track down  criminals.
Beyond the donation of the vehicles,  Wike initiated a compensation scheme where families of security agents who die in active service fighting criminals will receive N5million while residents who supply credible information that will lead to the arrest of kidnappers,  armed robbers  and cultists will get N1million.  The  governor sent the state anti-kidnapping bill to the  State  Assembly,  which  has been been  passed and assented to by him.
In the housing  sector,  Wike  has completed  the  Iriebe Housing  Estate of 50 units of two and three bedroom  flats. He will replicate  this model across the state. For the first time  in many years, Rivers State  hosted an international  football  match. It hosted the U23 match Olympic  qualifier  between  Nigeria  and  Congo. It has been given  the  hosting  rights of three Super Eagles  matches beginning  with  the  match against  Tanzania.  He has cleared the backlog  of  salaries  of Sharks and Dolphin  Football  Clubs players.
Within this period, he has commenced  the  process of rehabilitating  prominent  schools across the state. In that regard,   he has completed  the hitherto abandoned   state of the art Law Faculty  Building  at the Rivers  State  University  of  Science  and  Technology.

.Nwakaudu is Special Assistant (Media) to the Rivers State Governor

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/wikes-eventful-100-days/

Unlike what a lot of people thought, Wike is making Rivers people proud.

By  Simeon Nwakaudu
Without  doubt,  Rivers  State  Governor,  Nyesom Ezenwo Wike is about  the  most outstanding  governor  of  the  first one hundred  days of this era.This  is validated by facts. His predecessor, Chief Rotimi Amaechi has bragged at a public  function  few days  to the expiration  of  his  administration  that Wike would  fail to deliver.
Hear Amaechi celebrating his wish for Governor  Wike  during a thanksgiving service held by the Greater Together Campaign Organisation (GTCO), the campaign outfit of the Rivers All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Dr. Dakuku Peterside.  : “ I think Nyesom Wike is coming, we are waiting. He will look for money for salary; there is none. But when he pays out salary, we will see if any of them can do what we did in this state, whether they can build the schools, the roads, even to get a loan’’.
It was under this precarious  situation planned  that Governor  Nyesom Ezenwo Wike  took up the  reins of leadership.  It was a very gloomy  period.  The courts were closed,  the State Assembly  crippled,  the state bureaucracy  in coma, the roads were death traps and insecurity  was at its worst imaginable level. Civil servants  were owed for two months, pensioners owed for six months  and the entire Port  Harcourt  City  was a huge dump site because  Amaechi  owed refuse clearing service providers  several  months of unpaid  fees running  into billions.
Worse still, the former  Governor  did not hand over any documents,  refusing to set up a transition  committee  to interface  with the then incoming  administration.
As an apostle  of the “Talk na Do” political  philosophy,  Governor  Wike  refused to be cowed by the political booby  traps set for him. He was  elected because the people believed in his capacity to surmount  the obstacles  of treachery  and looting of state resources  as exemplified  by the immediate  past   administration.  All through the  campaign  trail, the song was the same in all languages – “Wike na talk  na do.”
The  governor  himself  amplified it at every spot- both at the riverine  and upland  communities.  “My word is my bond. What I say I will do. With 100 days of his exemplary  administration,  the people  have  realised  that  they were right to have chosen  the “talk na  do”, philosophy.
On his very first day in office, Wike  revived the  Judiciary,  initiated operation zero potholes  and kick-started  the  process of rebuilding the state civil service.  On June 1, he swore in the State Acting  Chief Judge  and  the State Acting  President of  the Customary  Court of Appeal.  It was also  on June 1 that he proclaimed the  State House of  Assembly  at the Assembly  Complex. Governor  Wike  has instituted constitutional  separation  of powers in the state with all arms of government  functioning  optimally.  Indeed, former Governor  Amaechi  had to use the State High Court  recently,  even though  he shut it down  for one year. The  Rivers  State  House of Assembly  is now one of the most active  in  the  country, passing  critical  bills and doing  legislative  business  at its complex.
Today, Rivers  State  is now a huge construction  site. The economy  had been kick-started and the State is working  again.    Two construction  giants,  Julius  Berger  and CCECC are handling the reconstruction  and rehabilitation  of  Port Harcourt  roads which spans two local government  areas with a great percentage  of  the  state’s  population  and economic  infrastructure. The success  recorded so far is mindboggling.  This is because,  Amaechi  had hinged his non-performance  on the constant rains in Port Harcourt.  Now, Wike has redefined project execution  in Rivers State.  Even under the rains,  the roads are springing  to life. Areas such as Diobu,  Borokiri,  Iwofe road, GRA, Akpajo, Eliopranwo,  Tombia extension,  Eagle Island and other key communities  in the  state capital.  Several other construction  companies  are working  on  roads in different  parts of the state to open  up  the  state to the rest of the country.
Governor  Wike  initiated  critical  intervention  into the reconstruction  of  the  Eleme Junction  to Onne  Junction  of the East West  road  leading  to  the  Onne sea port. The  once deplorable  road is now motorable  and work is still ongoing.  He has done same for the  Industry/NPA  road to  the  Port in Port Harcourt City. These interventions  to rehabilitate  two key Federal  roads are in line with  his promise to  make the ports functional  for the economic  revival  of  Rivers  State. The Abonnema -Obonoma  link road in Akuku-Toru  LGA  has been completed,  while work on Andoni-Opobo  unity road and well as the Trans-Kalabari  road is billed to commence shortly.  Through the  Greater  Port Harcourt  Development  Authority,  he has started the construction  of  a facility to move auto-mechanics  and spare parts  dealers  out of the city centre  to further beautify Port  Harcourt.
Within his first 100 days,  Wike  strengthened  the  security  architecture  of the state. He intervened in the equipping  of  the  police  and other security  agencies,  supplying 64 security  vans with  high class  communication gadgets to  track down  criminals.
Beyond the donation of the vehicles,  Wike initiated a compensation scheme where families of security agents who die in active service fighting criminals will receive N5million while residents who supply credible information that will lead to the arrest of kidnappers,  armed robbers  and cultists will get N1million.  The  governor sent the state anti-kidnapping bill to the  State  Assembly,  which  has been been  passed and assented to by him.
In the housing  sector,  Wike  has completed  the  Iriebe Housing  Estate of 50 units of two and three bedroom  flats. He will replicate  this model across the state. For the first time  in many years, Rivers State  hosted an international  football  match. It hosted the U23 match Olympic  qualifier  between  Nigeria  and  Congo. It has been given  the  hosting  rights of three Super Eagles  matches beginning  with  the  match against  Tanzania.  He has cleared the backlog  of  salaries  of Sharks and Dolphin  Football  Clubs players.
Within this period, he has commenced  the  process of rehabilitating  prominent  schools across the state. In that regard,   he has completed  the hitherto abandoned   state of the art Law Faculty  Building  at the Rivers  State  University  of  Science  and  Technology.

.Nwakaudu is Special Assistant (Media) to the Rivers State Governor

Computers have simplified our life to a great extent. Things that were impossible earlier can now be completed instantly thanks to computers. However, this does not mean that a PC is all work and no play.

Here are some of the best tricks you can try out on your Windows-based computer:

Have fun with Notepad

If you think that Notepad is just a basic text editor, then, you will be amazed by its capabilities. You can use Notepad to create everything from personalized logs to harmless viruses that are incredibly annoying. Go see this post to know just how useful Notepad is.

Command prompt too has some tricks up its sleeves

If you think that the Command prompt is a boring old program that no one uses, you are making a huge mistake. It can be used for everything from watching ASCII Star Wars to making folders that you cannot delete. See this post to know about all the cool stuff you can do with the Windows

Use Keyboard shortcuts to get work done in no time

If you are tired of having to alternate between your mouse and keyboard to operate your Windows computer, you would love to know these really useful keyboard shortcuts which greatly increase your speed and efficiency. See this post for details.

Make your computer speak what you type

You can use your PC’s built in features and some VBScript magic to create a simple program that will make your computer speak whatever you input to it. Enter the right words and you could imitate a real conversation. Head over to this post to talk with your PC.

Make your computer greet you every time you start Windows

A simple modification in the previous trick will make your computer welcome you in its own mechanical voice every time you log onto Windows. This is achieved by placing the VBS script responsible for making your computer talk in the Start up folder. Read this post to have a computer said welcome.

Find your computer’s gender

Want to know if your PC is a male or a female? Simple. Try the previous trick to know if your computer is a ‘he’ or a ‘she’. On a serious note, this depends upon the voice you have selected in Microsoft Text to Speech options.

Lock folders with password

If you have important personal files that you do not want other people to see, you can hide them in a password protected folder to prevent unwanted users from seeing them. Go see this post to hide your personal files effectively.

Change your processor’s name

If you are bored of your old processor and want a new one with a staggering name, you will definitely want to see this trick which allows you to change its name to something extraordinary to make your PC special.

– tweakandtrick.com

Nice one. He's spending responsibly...

Google should be ur help on this.

The bearer of the account number should be tried & jailed.

hmmmmm

Thou shall not give a new 10 commandments.

I don't just pray its well with u, I also fast too.

This only happens when ur 5 years old niece plans ur wedding...

U should ask the owner if he was in coma

Sure...

How much?

Well, he hasn't exceeded my expectations. Phyno try harder.

Congratulation to her...

A pit bull dog that cut off the head of its owner in India recently. Please beware of dogs.

nnachukz:
op there are many things we can do. many that will surprise you. I rep unizik 2012.

Things like?

The scene where the womans dead husband appears to hear to scare her....#Nollywood.

My point is that, they're a thousand and more things students of Elect/elect should be able to do.

Does Electrical/Electronic Engineering in our Nigerian institutions only mean fixing bulbs & climbing electrical poles?

Guy, Akwa Ibom State should top that list. Have you even been to those states you mentioned?

#Naija.