I need you to pay close attention and watch this video carefully. Maybe you can tell me otherwise if the economy has improved beyond what this gentleman explained.
@JWEZEE The action of the govt of Benue state and their thugs is quite disgraceful and unintelligent. It's quite unfortunate that a Catholic priest allowed himself to be used for this sheddy deals. He will be reminded,Let them channel this energy into securing the state from the killings
@DSGovernment Why has Delta state govt don't consider a palliative measures towards the state of the roads from Mosogar to Warri to n fro? Is palliative measures just for "rice and cash transfer" ๐ค. This is quite sad and unfortunate seeing Nigerians suffering sch boy mistake.
@aledeh Trust me .... You, Chamberlain and Mrs ogun made me glued way back to channels tv. I was addicted then ๐. Welcome back and awaits the different dimensions you bring to the table.
@akintollgate@FAL2027 Congratulations to you sir, now that you have your job cut out for you, no need medfling into NDC matters and I wish you the best of luck.
This is a promise kept and he will deliver because he has been doing it on its personal capacity. Ndi Bende.... This is your chance to experience dividends of democracy not palliatives.
UNDISPUTED! ๐ช๐พ๐ฅ
Always happy. Always ready. Always prepared to serve!
OFUJI is not just coming with promises; he is coming with capacity, experience, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to the people of Bende.
The movement is growing. The people are speaking. The time has come!
OFUJI โ THE MAN FOR BENDE FEDERAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2027! โ๐พ๐
BENDE, OUR FUTURE IS NOW!
They said Peter Obi doesnโt matter. They called him a โcontent creator,โ yet theyโre blocking the road and preventing him from entering Benue State.
This is completely unacceptable.
CONDOLENCE MESSAGE
I have just learnt the sad news of the death of Professor Albert Alos, former Vice-Chancellor of Pan-Atlantic University (PAU), Lekki, Lagos, and former Director-General of the prestigious Lagos Business School (LBS). He died after a brief illness.
I first met Prof. Alos when I was attending a Chief Executive Programme at Lagos Business School (LBS) over 20 years ago.
I am deeply saddened by the death of Prof. Alos. He was a humble and unassuming gentleman, with a keen ear for listening to the problems of others and a remarkable ability to offer thoughtful and practical solutions.
Among my many recollections of him, one stands out: Prof. Alos was the first person I met who taught the importance of character and integrity and, more importantly, truly lived by those virtues. He firmly believed that Nigeria could be rescued from the woods through character, integrity, and a commitment to excellence.
His death is a great loss to the academic community, the business world, and, indeed, Nigeria.
May God Almighty, who called him home, grant him eternal rest in His kingdom. -PO
@akintollgate There are many roads that leads to a market but not all of them you might know, if he has chosen to use one of the uncommon roads, then I think his choice should be respected and I really don't see how LP came into the picture, except there is something that meets the eyes here.