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An Abuja-based medical doctor, Chibuzor Eze, has reportedly threatened to divorce his wife over her addiction to popular foreign soap opera, Telemundo and the Zeeworld channel.
According to Vanguard, Eze, a pediatrician who works with one of the government hospitals in Abuja, said he had informed his wife, Dorothy, a week ago that her obsession to the popular soaps was interfering with her marital life.

Eze explained that apart from having to buy food from restaurants because his wife literally forgets to prepare food after fixing her gaze on the television, he is left to tend to some house chores.


He allegedly threatened to divorce his wife soon if she does not change and concentrate on her wifely duties.

Eze was quoted to have said, “I will divorce my wife if she doesn’t stop with this Zeeworld and Telemundo obsession.

“On Tuesday, she forgot to pick our 10-year-old daughter from school because she was watching her shows.

“If these careless acts continue, I will be forced to leave her, because I won’t appreciate coming home to a burnt down house one day.


“I told her last week that I was fed up with how her obsession with these channels was making her to neglect her duty as a wife and mother, yet she keeps watching these shows when she’s supposed to be partaking in more important things like taking care of the children and cooking reasonable food for us.

“I bought food from restaurants four times last week, as my wife had either forgotten to prepare food for the family or burnt the food she was preparing because she was watching Zeeworld and Telemundo.

“I came home to an empty pot or burnt food and this is unacceptable.’’ he said.

“Tell me, is this not enough to sue for divorce.

“As a doctor, I have a very hectic job and should come home to a tasty hot meal,” he reportedly said.



http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/18/my-wife-is-obsessed-with-telemundo-zeeworld-abuja-based-doctor-allegedly-threatens-divorce/?

Is that all?

its hitting FP i can bet you.

Darkness looms across the country as the total amount of power available to the Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, to distribute to homes and offices across Nigeria has dropped to 1,400 megawatts, MW, as at 12 midnight, Tuesday 17th, May, 2016.
This was disclosed yesterday by the System Operation/ Market Operation Department of the TCN in a statement issued in Abuja by its Assistant General Manager, Public Affairs, Mr. Clement Ezeolisah.

Ezeolisah explained that the drop in the electricity generation into the national grid was as a result of operational challenges experienced by gas power generation companies in the country.


He further blamed the situation on constraints in the thermal power stations which have prevented the generators from producing at optimal levels.

Ezeolisah expressed the regret of TCN over the attendant inconvenience the low power generation has caused homes and businesses in the country, stressing that, “it is noteworthy to report that all stakeholders are working assiduously to achieve improvements in the power supply deliverables. The attendant inconvenience as a result of low power generation is regretted.”

While the statement was silent on the nature of these challenges that caused the load shedding, it may not be unconnected with the dip in gas supply to the plants. Key pipelines in the Niger Delta conveying gas to power plants in the south have been vandalised and are undergoing repairs which the government said will be completed within the last days of this month.


http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/18/nationwide-darkness-looms-as-electricity-supply-drops-to-1400mw/?

Senator Shehu Sani of Kaduna Central District has cautioned the federal government against intimidating the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, and its leaders, for protesting the recent increase in petrol price.
Mr. Sani condemned the government’s “campaign of calumny and blackmail” against the unionists, and said Nigerians must appreciate the NLC for standing by the masses over the years and for making contributions to the realization of political change in Nigeria.
A nationwide called by the NLC in protest of fuel price hike and electricity tariff raise began Wednesday after talks with the government failed on Tuesday night.
The government has vowed to implement a no-work-no-pay policy, and has threatened “appropriate response by the law enforcement agencies” against union leaders who attempt to barricade gates or lock up offices to enforce the strike.
In a statement issued on Wednesday , Mr. Sani said as the umbrella body responsible for the welfare of Nigerian workers, NLC has the right to protest or to opt for dialogue or not.
“Campaign of calumny and blackmail against the NLC and Labour leaders simply for speaking out and standing up for their traditional constituents must stop,” Mr. Sani said.


“We joined and applauded the NLC for leading a mass protest against increase in pump prices of petroleum products in the past.
“It’s hypocritical to condemn them now for their principled stand on same issue. Our quests for justice and equity must not depend upon the Government or persons in power but must depend upon the matters of principles at hand,” the lawmaker said.


Mr. Sani added: “The cloud of intimidation and blackmail against people for expressing their objections must end. We are now in a state whereby dissent is equated to disloyalty.
“We must learn to tolerate views and positions different from our own no matter how unpopular. If we must all agree on all issues at all times, democracy couldn’t have been ‘invented’.
“Democracy guarantees every citizen the fundamental right to free speech and to objection and this must be respected.”
He said those in support of the government’s decision to increase petrol price have no right greater than those opposed to it.
He said detaching the masses from the Labour movement through orchestrated campaign by some is defanging the power of the masses.
“It’s imperative for our people to understand that the political class define and view social justice in the colours of their personal interest.
“Those who stood against increase in price of petroleum products yesterday and stood for it today have betrayed the very principle which they claimed to represent.
“If for political convenience we choose to divide or destroy the Labour unions today, we will be harming the very organ that stands as the guardian of democracy.
“Increase in pump price of petroleum products does nothing other than add to the suffering of Nigerians but those in support of it have the constitutional rights to revere their chains.
“Unjust policies must not be beclouded by political interests and political convenience,” he added.
He called on the Labour movement to continue to dialogue, but “unambiguously condemn all acts of treacherous intimidation against the leaders of Nigerian workers”.


www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/203614-shehu-sani-lambasts-nigerian-govts-hypocrisy-warns-intimidating-labour-leaders.html?

I'm a wailer but i wish no man ill health or death. Get well soon.

Until your parents put you on OLX before you will know there is no time.

Mr lecturer just keep calm and watch PDP take over.

afoobabs:
Gradually rivers state is becoming the valley of death

And what will you call Benue State?

ok.

OakPearl:
In this same Rivers State I live in?
When did the present government flag off and "complete" these projects?
Most of these listed projects were started and as good as completed by the previous government!
May we not all be blinded by political affiliations.
Posterity will judge.

I think your the blind one in Rivers state, Some of these projects were started by ameachi but were later abandoned because of selective politics. I also live in port harcourt and precisely in rumigbo. Obi wali road for instance was a no go area when ever it rains, but Wike came in and today you even have speed bumps and a good drainage system. So don't come here deceiving people. I can go on naming more of the rehabilitated roads if you want.

Just give us fuel and light. As for the budget well.......

Mynd44:
If we do more of our importing from China, we will save a lot of strain on our local currency against the dollar by trading directly in the Chinese currency.

It is really a matter of demand and supply. Less people need the dollar for less strain.

You don't import to grow your currency or have a stable currency, you rather export.

They are just buying time so as to distract us from the economy woes. Abeg gives fuel!!!!!!!

Operation Deport him now!!!

The Nigerian Government is to investigate claims that Switzerland’s Ambassador to the country is living with his husband.
Eric Mayoraz arrived in Nigeria last year and – according to local newspaper, the Daily Trust – did so with his husband, a Brazilian man known as Mr Carlos.

Akinremi Bolaji, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Thursday (April 7) that the department was aware of the allegation and that it would be investigated.
Mr Bolaji, said: “We are aware of the development and have started an investigation. It is either they have deceived us because we would never have allowed such a person to enter the country if we were aware before now.
“We have a law, which must be obeyed by all. If we find him culpable, he will be made to face the full wrath of the law.”
In 2014, Nigeria criminalised homosexuality and made some acts punishable with a life sentence.
Mr Mayoraz has refused to comment on the investigation. A spokesman for the embassy, said: “We do not provide any information about the privacy of our employees.”
It is unclear whether the Ambassdor would be entitled to diplomatic immunity, if the Nigerian authorities believed the allegations to be true.
The newspaper reported that rumours surfaced last year when the Swiss Embassy introduced Mr Carlos as a member of the Association of Spouses of Heads of Missions (ASOHOM). Proving controversial, the embassy eventually withdrew from the group in December.
Last year, Nigeria rejected calls from US President Barack Obama to repeal the anti-gay law stating, “sodomy is against the law in Nigeria, and abhorrent to our culture.”

They keep giving us something new to chew every week while they keep fooling themselves at top without a breakthrough on the economy. God help us all.

The last time I checked, the recovered loots so far doubled the entire budget by ten. So whats the essence of the loan? Femi Falana over to you

They can't provide the masses with fuel and yet they are arresting and killing us. Such has never happened in the history of this our great country.

Some zombies level have been upgraded to level 6.

And the truth shall set you free.

True Talk.

I can swear on this fuel scarcity that BUBU does not know about this.

Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, has declared that Nigerians were now paying for the sins of the past government.

He said the Jonathan government owed oil marketers ‎huge debts in oil subsidy payments, such that they have stopped importing the product in the last couple of months, hence the biting scarcity.

Asked by State House correspondents to explain the scarcity to the nation, Lai said: “What I will be telling Nigerians is that what we met on ground is such that we are paying for the sins of the last administration”.
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“I am being very serious. You remember that about two weeks ago, we had to go to the National Assembly for a supplementary budget of N674 billion. Of that figure, N522billion was for arrears of fuel subsidy which was incurred as far back as August last year”.

“One of the reasons for the fuel scarcity was the inability of the last government to make adequate provision for fuel subsidy”.

“We do face some other logistic problems but majorly, we are paying for the sins of the last administration”.

Asked what the solution the government was now proffering, the Minister said: “The first thing we have done now is to make sure that unlike before when the marketers used to import the major percentage of the fuel, NNPC has been involved in importation”.

“This is because some of the marketers had stopped importing for a couple of months. If you see any fuel anywhere today, it is imported by the NNPC”.

“We also inherited the vandalisation of the pipelines which has made it impossible for us to even transport the fuel. In tanks today we have 14 days reserve and off tank we have 10 days reserve”.

“The issue is not non-availability of the product; it is the distribution because of pipelines that have been vandalised and the gridlock in Lagos”.
“It takes about five days for anybody to take fuel with tanker in Lagos. As at two days ago this matter has been resolved. The Mosinmi pipeline has been secured and it has led to the improvement in the distribution.‎”


http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/jonathan-to-blame-for-fuel-scarcity-says-lai-mohammed/?

Fraudulent party with Fraudulent members.

mrmetoo1:
$90B?? Na yam?? Where did she get that type of money? I'm 99.5% sure this story is false

Please add 4 to the 5 so as to be 99.9% sure the story is false.
The OP no get work.

Guy if you have access to NL you should as well have access to GOOGLE.

“If white settlers just took the land from us without paying for it, we can, in a similar way, just take it from them without paying for it,” said Mugabe.

I love this quote.

Please you guys should liv patience out of this matter, she's with her husband enjoying their private life. Get to work its almost your 1 yr anniversary in office. Noisemakers!

But take a closer look at the female corpers....dem ugly sha..