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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Chelsea 1 - 0 On 15th January 2022 by Unigrad: 3:16pm On Jan 15, 2022
Manchester City have won 2021/2022 EPL.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Chelsea 1 - 0 On 15th January 2022 by Unigrad: 3:07pm On Jan 15, 2022
princeemmma:
match is still on anyways
You dey give yourself hope?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Chelsea 1 - 0 On 15th January 2022 by Unigrad: 3:00pm On Jan 15, 2022
I said Chelsea fans will soon hide, I don't need noise today.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Chelsea 1 - 0 On 15th January 2022 by Unigrad: 2:53pm On Jan 15, 2022
Chelsea fans will hide today, I don't want noise.
Sports › AFCON 2021: Nigeria VS Sudan By 5pm Today 15th January, 2022. by Unigrad(op): 10:31am On Jan 15, 2022
The super Eagle of Nigeria will be taking the Sudan National football ty in the second Group D fixtures by 5pm today.
Who will take the day?
Politics › Re: Presidency: ACF Demands Medical Evidence To Stop Tinubu by Unigrad: 9:44am On Jan 15, 2022
Office of the president require someone who is physically, emotionally, psychologically and morally healthy. To me, the person that will develop this country is not among these reigning politicians, these present day politicians have allies that they will favour. For Nigeria to develop, let's operate one National Assembly, let the House of representatives remain while the Senate go. Then, the house of representatives will Operate on a part-time basics. Decentralize the power of the president, release some power to the Governors, then make the House of representatives and House of assemblies independence.
The judiciary should be fully independence, let the Chief justice of the Federation should be picked by JNC and not the president.
No immunity for the president and his or her vice and the Governors and their deputy.
These are some of the steps that will make Nigeria great.
Politics › Re: Presidency: ACF Demands Medical Evidence To Stop Tinubu by Unigrad: 9:34am On Jan 15, 2022
blinking001:
My incoming president come 2023, the Jagaban, i know he can give us the Nigeria of our dreams afterall he has been tested and proven to be a man of integrity and goodwill.
Tinubu FC
Aso Rock is his to claim come 2023
Is there any Nigeria politicians that have integrity and goodwill to majority of Nigerians? We are not talking of someone that only develop few, we are talking of someone that will have the interest of majority of Nigerians, to me, such persons are not among these present days politicians.
Everybody knows that Tinubu, Osibanjo and co will not make any difference.
Sports › Re: AFCON 2021: Gabon Vs Ghana (1 - 1) On 14th January 2022 by Unigrad: 8:18pm On Jan 14, 2022
Ghana score.
Sports › Re: AFCON 2021: Gabon Vs Ghana (1 - 1) On 14th January 2022 by Unigrad: 8:15pm On Jan 14, 2022
Ghana almost score.
Sports › Re: AFCON 2021: Gabon Vs Ghana (1 - 1) On 14th January 2022 by Unigrad: 8:15pm On Jan 14, 2022
Ghana need this winning.
Sports › Re: AFCON 2021: Gabon Vs Ghana (1 - 1) On 14th January 2022 by Unigrad: 8:11pm On Jan 14, 2022
The game is a balance game for now but Gabon is threatening.
Sports › Re: AFCON - Morocco Vs Comoros (2 - 0) On 14th January 2022 by Unigrad: 6:49pm On Jan 14, 2022
Comoros tried, their keeper should be the man of the match.
Morocco was so wasteful.
Politics › Re: Again, Water Scarcity Hits Enugu State (PICTURES) by Unigrad: 4:19pm On Jan 14, 2022
slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar

But the kind houses way dey the area nor be the kind of area water supposed dey scarce at all


People way trooped out na still from that area na
Enugu is a coal state.
Even if you have #10m to sink borehole, you might not get water. Their ground is coal, only where you can easily sink borehole is 9th mile.
The money dey will use to sink borehole in Enugu can build 4 bedroom flats, that's why they depend on stream to get their water.
Politics › Re: Pantami: FG Targets 2030 For Paperless Government by Unigrad: 3:44pm On Jan 14, 2022
Omooba77:
https://dailytrust.com/fg-targets-2030-for-paperless-government
One of the foolish and rubbish talk.
Is there continuity in Nigeria government?
Where is vision 2020?
You are in government, you didn't do it, you are proposing for the incoming government?
Where is the constant electricity fashola promised?
Politics › Re: PMB: Kind To The Living And The Dead - Femi Adesina by Unigrad: 3:39pm On Jan 14, 2022
presidency:
The Board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited was inaugurated by President Muhammadu Buhari last week. Two names were very prominent in the assemblage: Margery Chuba Okadigbo, the Chairman, and Constance Harry Marshall.

The presence of the personalities gives more than an inkling into the character of our President. It confirms what some of us had always known. Muhammadu Buhari never
forgets a good turn. He repays every kindness, every justice done to him, as much as it lies in his power.

When you show kindness to the living, it is a good thing, something to applaud. But when you go further to do the same to the dead, it is something that places you on a very high pedestal; a man to be emulated, acclaimed, a blessed of the Lord.

Hear what the Good Book says: “Blessed be he of the Lord, who has not left off his kindness to the living and the dead.” (Ruth 2:20).

Examples abound of many people serving in government today, who are there at the behest of the President. Their paths had crossed at one time or the other, they did him a good turn, showed him loyalty, faithfulness, and many years later, one good turn deserved another.

Before we dwell on Margery Okadigbo and Constance Harry Marshall, let’s consider what the President did to two jurists, who had given bold and fair judgments in the many litigation processes the then Candidate Buhari got involved in, on his way to the Presidency.

In 2003, his first shot at the country’s number one seat, the electoral umpire gave victory to Olusegun Obasanjo of the People’s Democratic Party, over Muhammadu Buhari of the All Nigerian People’s Party, ANPP. Buhari and his party went to court, and the Court of Appeal upheld the electoral victory of Obasanjo, the then sitting President.

But there was a man who gave a dissenting judgment. He was Justice Sylvanus Nsofor, from Oguta, in Imo State. In nullifying the election results, he declared: “I find that the substantial non-compliance with the mandatory electoral law amounts to no election. I also find that there was violence perpetuated by President Obasanjo. May Nigeria never and never again see a black Saturday like April 19, 2003.”

Justice Nsofor is Igbo. Buhari is Fulani. But justice knows neither race nor ethnicity. He ruled according to his conscience, though it was a minority judgment, which did not succeed in overturning the election results.

But what did Buhari do? Fourteen years later, when Nsofor was 82, and long retired, the President nominated him as Ambassador, and posted him to the United States of America. The Senate first balked, citing the man’s age, but the President re-presented him. Eventually, Justice Nsofor served in America from 2017, and died in 2020. Two times I met with him in the USA. What always struck me was his firm, strong handshake, and the quality of his mind. If you are healthy and strong, age does not truly matter. Age doesn’t mind, if you don’t mind it, goes the saying.

A second example. Anther jurist, this time, of the Supreme Court. George Adesola Oguntade. In 2007, Candidate Buhari felt shortchanged again, in the election in which Umaru Yar’Adua was declared winner. The victor himself confessed that the election was flawed. The case went as far as the Supreme Court, where the majority ruling gave victory to Yar’Adua and the PDP. But Justice Oguntade would have none of it. He upheld Buhari’s appeal, cancelled the polls, and ordered a rerun. But it was also a minority judgment.

What did Buhari do again? Ten years later, with Oguntade long retired, the President picked him as High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. Showing kindness to the living, and rewarding their good deeds.

Many other of such examples abound, but let’s go to the flip side. Showing kindness to the dead.

In his first outing in 2003, Buhari ran with the former Senate President, Dr Chuba Okadigbo, as vice presidential candidate. They both challenged the result of the election, and were determined to get justice. But in September of that year, Okadigbo died. Very painful.

Now, 19 years later, who has Buhari made Chairman of the NNPC Ltd Board? Margery, Okadigbo’s widow. “Blessed be he of the Lord, who has not left off his kindness to the living and the dead.”

What of Constance Harry Marshall, a relation of Marshall Sokari Harry, a political ally of the then Candidate Buhari in ANPP in 2003. A day before Buhari would flag off his campaign in Port Harcourt, Rivers Sade, Marshall, who had decamped from PDP to become National Vice Chairman of ANPP, was assassinated. Painful. And those truly behind the murder were never known.

Today, 19 years later, Constance Harry Marshall is on the NNPC Ltd Board. Yet, ignorant people say evil of this President. He’s a tyrant, wicked, unforgiving. Really? “Blessed be he of the Lord, who has not left off his kindness to the living and the dead.”

The lesson: Let us not be quick to condemn what or who we don’t know or understand. President Buhari is strict, unbending on certain issues. But wicked? Not so. In the days of Gen Murtala Ramat Muhammed as head of state, one senior military officer described him as a bully, “a kind-hearted bully.” Same with Buhari. Not a bully, but strict man with a kind heart. A man who does not forget to show kindness to both the living and the dead.

You now see why some of us have chosen to follow the President through thick and thin? “Blessed be he of the Lord, who has not left off his kindness to the living and the dead.”

*Adesina is Special Adviser to President Buhari on Media and Publicity
I see why most of his recent appointments are political settlement.
I see why he was nominating the living and the death for political positions.
Sports › Re: AFCON 2021: Cameroon Vs Ethiopia (4 - 1) -On 13th January 2022 by Unigrad: 6:26pm On Jan 13, 2022
Cameroon will be the first team to qualify for the round of 16 of the AFCON 2021.
Sports › Re: AFCON 2021: Cameroon Vs Ethiopia (4 - 1) -On 13th January 2022 by Unigrad: 6:18pm On Jan 13, 2022
Cameroon performance have improved compare to their first game.
Sports › Re: AFCON 2021: Cameroon Vs Ethiopia (4 - 1) -On 13th January 2022 by Unigrad: 6:14pm On Jan 13, 2022
Ethiopia have lost it.
Family › Re: Late Alao Akala Dancing On His Last Birthday (Video) by Unigrad: 8:54pm On Jan 12, 2022
Help us to do what is right always.
Politics › When Will Nigeria Ministers, political Aides and NASS Go On Strike? by Unigrad(op): 8:58pm On Jan 11, 2022
I am looking for the day Nigeria Ministers, Aides, NASS and other political appointees will go on strike as a result of non payment of their salaries and bogus bonuses.
N-power beneficiaries receiving #30k have not been paid for the past 3months, January will make it 4months. Prices of goods and services are increasing everyday.
It's well.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Egypt: AFCON 2021: (1 - 0) On 11th January 2022 by Unigrad: 7:04pm On Jan 11, 2022
Prechgold1180:
Shut up oga
There is nothing wrong with dat
Even white players Dey do am
Ask him if we are all not Africans. Mo Salah even when to shake super Eagle players.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Egypt: AFCON 2021: (1 - 0) On 11th January 2022 by Unigrad: 7:02pm On Jan 11, 2022
No yellow card, No red card. Very good officiating. Neat play by both teams.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Egypt: AFCON 2021: (1 - 0) On 11th January 2022 by Unigrad: 5:52pm On Jan 11, 2022
Gullah:
Good first half by the eagles, egypt no even dey game at all.
The possession statistics dey show was won by Egypt, I shock.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Egypt: AFCON 2021: (1 - 0) On 11th January 2022 by Unigrad: 5:51pm On Jan 11, 2022
The key in locking Mo Saleh should not be found.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Egypt: AFCON 2021: (1 - 0) On 11th January 2022 by Unigrad: 5:36pm On Jan 11, 2022
Nigeria nor get who dey play 7?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Npower Batch C 2020 - How To Apply. by Unigrad: 8:05pm On Jan 10, 2022
PUSSYHOE:
I am the only licenced N-PUSSY Beneficiary that can grin grin grin call it N-PUSSY.
Congratulations
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Npower: Please Do Not Pay Exam Fee For Stream 2 by Unigrad: 6:18pm On Jan 10, 2022
TemmyT002:
They want you to trek there like a patriot.
Even Nigeria is paying for their trips abroad and paying for everything they use.
More than 3months now, no stipend for N-power beneficiaries.
Jobs/Vacancies › N-POWER should Pay Batch C Beneficiaries Their Stipends. by Unigrad(op): 6:15pm On Jan 10, 2022
Why is Nigeria government never sincere with her citizens? You employed people into N-power scheme, as beneficiaries, they are supposed to pay #30/month of the work done by the beneficiaries in their respective PPAs. After waiting from June 2020 to September 2021, the beneficiaries were asked to do their physical verification and other things. Resume their various PPAs, carryout their respective duties but the stipends are not forthcoming. They paid September, 2021 stipend in October, 2021. Now, October stipend was paid to few beneficiaries in January, 2022 while majority of the beneficiaries have still not receive their stipend, the N-power is saying they have paused the payment to resolve what we don't know. From one excuse to another, January is far running, No October, November and December stipends.
Why is Nigeria government so wicked? Will they say they have not receive their salaries, allowances and bonuses since October, 2021?
They have included N-power beneficiaries to their political achievement.
Food › Re: Bought A Tin Of Peak Milk And Milo For Four Thousand Seven Hundred Naira by Unigrad: 4:23pm On Jan 10, 2022
guobe:
I don't really know where this country is heading to,just yesterday I bought a tin of peak milk and milo for 4700 naira, small can for that matter. I can't figure out how the less privileged are surviving in this country. God help us.
This is what #2200 can buy before Buhari came to power.
Politics › Re: NIA Storms Peoples Gazette’s Office, Demands Source Of Memo About Rufai Abubakar by Unigrad: 4:20pm On Jan 10, 2022
Na wa
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: If Your Status Changed From Applicant To Beneficiary You Have Been Selected by Unigrad: 2:04pm On Jan 05, 2022
uthlaw:
you actually told us everyone will be paid once...what is the excuse this time around?
I seconded this question
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: If Your Status Changed From Applicant To Beneficiary You Have Been Selected by Unigrad: 4:02pm On Jan 04, 2022
They should pay batch C stream 1 beneficiaries their November and December, 2021 salaries.

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