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seunjungle1:El Rufai is actually better as his own tantrums started after he was denied a ministerial role. Amaechi really F up by showing his displeasure and living it since the day he lost that primaries. |
Very obvious he's not part of this present government and rightly so. He was never commited to bringing Bubu in and didn't even pretend to be pleased with his victory. He has no say in River:s APC as even Wike a PDP man wield more power in the party than him. |
Is he still in APC? |
In summary ,the writer is in support of the increase. |
PDP is as good as dead. |
Afi Custard na. You do the crime ,be ready to do the time. |
*The ripple effect of kindness* A man was hired to paint a boat. With his paint, brushes, and a steady hand, he began coating the boat in a vibrant red, as the owner had requested. As he worked, he noticed a small hole in the hull, barely noticeable to the untrained eye. Without saying a word, he repaired it, considering it part of his job. Once he finished painting, the owner paid him, and the man left, content with his day's work. The next morning, however, the owner returned,with an amount far more generous than what was owed for the painting. Surprised, the painter asked, "Sir, you've already paid me for the paint job. What is this for?" The owner smiled and said, "This isn’t for the painting. It’s for fixing the hole in the boat." The painter, puzzled, replied, "But that was such a small thing,certainly not worth this amount." "My friend, you don’t understand," the owner began. "When I asked you to paint the boat, I even forgot about the hole myself. After you finished and the paint dried, my children took the boat out on a fishing trip without telling me. I was away, and when I got home, I was horrified to realize they had gone out in a boat with a hole in the hull." The painter listened intently as the man continued, his voice now thick with emotion. "I was terrified, thinking they might never return. But when they came back safely, I rushed to check the boat and found that you had repaired the hole. You didn’t just fix a boat—you saved my children’s lives. That’s something I can never fully repay." The painter stood silent, absorbing the weight of the man’s words. The owner added softly, "Sometimes, the smallest gestures can have the greatest impact. What seemed insignificant to you meant the world to me." In life, we may unknowingly fix many “holes” for others—offering help, mending hearts, or simply being there when needed. We often don't realize how much those small actions can mean to someone else. You never know when your quiet kindness might save a life. Keep helping, keep caring, for the world needs more boat painters The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Do not consider any good deed as insignificant, even if it is just meeting your brother with a cheerful face." (Sahih Muslim) The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said “ *Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a reward like one who did it.”* (Sahih Muslim 1893) "And keep reminding, because reminding benefits the believers."(51:55) |
Lawyers and fraud ehn |
mytime24:Without them in the list,this list is trash to me. They are the perfect example of celebrity marriage that is worthy of emulation. |
BABANGBALI:Spoken please. |
Learning governance before assuming top Government post is really very important. Most Nigerian politician only enter into the fray for their pockets and nothing more. |
Waste of visit |
This should be national mourning in a saner clime. |
98 lives just like that?? God be praised . |
Even if I had a choice in choosing the country of my birth ,I will still choose Nigeria over US. |
Trump trumping Even if I had a choice in choosing the country of my birth ,I will still choose Nigeria over US. |
May your reign bring peace to the region and Nigeria as a whole. |
How was he killed ?? Autopsy is really needed in this case. |
Hmmm. Speechless. |
What's really happening in the South east?? What are the leaders doing to curb all these bad news always coming from that region?? How can a selected few be more powerful than the majority or is it that the bad eggs are in the majority? |
This is serious |
JoeEeL:Odili has no duty as it stands just enjoying his retirement benefit but seriously distracting Wike that has refused to mind his businesses . Our politicians are just too focused on themselves . They just prefer to steer dramas to keep them in the news all the time. |
Seems Wike is scared of Odili. Too much talk about the supposedly spent force. |
RIP. Pretty sure if it's about money he will still be alive but as they say life is ephemeral so we need to thread softly . |
Life Banza. |
G0Oodharddick:Baba n la fraud. Imagine coming out to say this like he's taking to kids. Wereh GBA ni boboyi. |
Talk less Act more |
He should do well to come back to win next year's African footballer of the year. No need for these show off yet. |
To what end?? |
Learning from example is really golden. |
He should not give up. Once he's ok he should look for more potent charms to make it stronger. He must test it again. Wereh somebody |
Serves him right. |