It means you don't even know the essence of power bank in the first place, when you are always in use of your phone and mobile, you will always need power bank to charge when you phone is down, you don't need to stay in a particular position to charge.👌
While everyone is focused on the hug, there’s something else that caught my attention in this picture…
That object beside Governor Adeleke on the sofa looks like a power bank.
And if that’s indeed what it is, then it perfectly sums up the Nigerian reality.
The people entrusted with fixing electricity have already accepted that power isn’t reliable, so they’ve equipped themselves with alternatives.
It reminds me of when the Federal Government approved solar power for Aso Rock while millions of Nigerians continue to battle darkness, spend fortunes on fuel, generators, inverters, and power banks just to survive.
If those responsible for providing stable electricity have moved on to backup plans, what hope is left for the ordinary Nigerian?
The real issue isn’t whether it’s a power bank or not. The issue is that we’ve normalized living with alternatives instead of demanding solutions.
A country blessed with enormous energy resources shouldn’t have its citizens permanently charging power banks, fueling generators, and praying for light.
We deserve better.
You just know he's jobless. Get him a job at Shell, Chevron, ExxonMobil, KPMG, Seplat Energy, or Schlumberger. Send him on one or two foreign trips for assignments or training, and watch this foolishness end.
You are not preaching any gospel; you are constituting a nuisance. Have you ever wondered if non-Christians are there? Don't you think you might be inconveniencing them?
We really need to ban these types of activities. Religion and its practices should be a matter of personal choice. Evangelism should have gone past this stage. You can share flyers, use social media, or any other means that doesn't disturb public peace.
I don't understand why people will leave their houses in search of their daily bread, and you start disturbing them in public transport, marketplaces, parks, etc. Imagine if a traditional worshipper or a Muslim did the same thing.
To make it even worse, this preaching usually ends one way: soliciting for tithes, seeds, and offerings. You're in business, so why wouldn't you preach the gospel until your last breath? 😂
Who Observed that anytime any of these Guys (Mr. P and Rude Boy) wants to release a song or an Album, they intentionally Bring up a fake fight....lolz 😂 it's a strategy 👌 it happened when Mr. P Released "WINNING". It's now the Turn of Rude Boy...😂😂😂🤣
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— Says Senator Oshiomhole..
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@BSAT_Properties 70M car? A background check investigation should be done and if it comes out clean, then the car should be sold. Maintaining a 70m car nor be beans.....
Because in Nigeria, U will have to run from kidnappers, Bandits, Police extortion, Then face another Calamity on a bad road, power and high cost of transportation. Just to mention a few.
I still don’t understand why Nigerians will have 30m naira and use it to process visa to travel abroad just to start all over again, when you can use that 30m to start a good business in Nigeria and you’ll be doing very fine.🤷♂️
DO THIS IF YOU TAKE SOMEONE TO A HOTEL AND SHE/HE KPAI DURING OR AFTER OPUEH, DON'T RUN.
KNOW WHAT THE LAW EXPECTS OF YOU.
Imagine checking into a hotel with someone, and moments later or the next morning, you discover the person has kpaied.
Fèàr, §hàme, and panic may push you to flee the scene. But that single decision could turn you from a witness into the prime śùspect.
A sudden dèàth in a hotel room does not automatically mean a çŕìmè was committed, but your actions afterward can have serious legal consequences.
DON'T:
1. Run away from the hotel.
2. Move or hide the body.
3. Clean the room or ďèstroy evidence.
4. Delete messages, call logs.
5. Ask hotel staff to keep it secret.
6. Invent stories about what happened.
INSTEAD, DO THIS IMMEDIATELY:
1. Stay Calm, þanic will only make the situation wòŕse. Remain at the scene.
2. Call for Medical Help Immediately notify emergency medical personnel or the nearest hospital. Let qualified medical personnel confirm whether the person is truly dèàď.
3. Inform Hotel Management. Report the incident immediately so it is officially recorded.
4. Call your lawyer to Report to the Police, Notify the nearest police station without delay. A sudden or unexplained dèàth must be reported for investigation.
5. Cooperate FullyGive a truthful statement, explain the timeline of events, and disclose any medication, alcohol, food, or substances taken by the deceased if you know about them.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
The police will secure the scene, take statements from you, hotel staff, and other witnesses, and document the room. Where necessary, the matter will be reported to the Coroner. The body will usually be taken to a government-approved mòŕťùary for a post-mòŕţem examination to determine the actual cause and time of dèàth. If required, the Coroner may conduct an inquest before authorising the release of the body.
WHY THIS MATTERS.
Not every person who ďìès during or after opueh was kpàied..
Dèàth may result from an undisclosed medical condition such as a hèàŕt àţtack, sţŕòke, ďŕùģ reaction, or other natural causes. Only a proper police investigation and a post-mòŕţem examination can establish the true cause of dèàth.
Many innocent people have found themselves facing serious çŕimiñàl investigations, not because they caused the dèàth, but because they þànicked, fled the scene, or tried to conceal what happened.
Running away does not prove you are ģùilty, but it creates şùspicion and may complicate investigations.
The safest legal response is simple: remain calm, report the incident immediately, preserve the scene, and allow the police, medical experts, and the Coroner to determine the facts.
Knowledge of the law protects your rights and your freedom.
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Joao Neves had the nerve to say Cristiano Ronaldo is just like “everyone in the team”.
Does he think the crowd in the stadium or the Canada fans running after the team bus or those thousands of fans at the entrance of the team hotel is cos they give a fck bout Portugal??🤣🤣
My boy they are there to see the biggest and greatest footballer ever!! He’s the reason yall got clout.. stooopid boy!! I’m angry again
Another view of thousand of fans at the Portuguese players hotel chanting Ronaldo’s name after their dramatic win against Croatia… Ronaldo had to come out to come greet them too. This is only happening to Ronaldo in this tournament 😂🐐