abiolaoladipupo:
BREAKING NEWS: Very soon women will start
payin men handsomely to suck their breasts
why?? BBC Homepage Top news story Doctor.
recommend dat women reduce the risk of getting
breast cancer by havin their breast sucked.
Thoroughlly & vigorously. It is said dat regulae
sucking of the breast lower the risk levels that
tends to build up lumps leadin to breast cancer.
The breast must be sucked as often as possible.
Help womem fight breast cancer 2day. Men pls &
pls do ur part & sucked a breast now and women
pls endeavor to make it available regular... This
massage is frm the ministry of health in the
FIGHT AGAINST BREAST CANCER" pls humble i
honestly think we should comply... By humble
summission. Save a life 2day pls suck, suck and
suck send dis to all responsible men/women.
HAPPY SUCKING: GUY SUCK WITH PRIDE

abiolaoladipupo:
BREAKING NEWS: Very soon women will start
payin men handsomely to suck their breasts
why?? BBC Homepage Top news story Doctor.
recommend dat women reduce the risk of getting
breast cancer by havin their breast sucked.
Thoroughlly & vigorously. It is said dat regulae
sucking of the breast lower the risk levels that
tends to build up lumps leadin to breast cancer.
The breast must be sucked as often as possible.
Help womem fight breast cancer 2day. Men pls &
pls do ur part & sucked a breast now and women
pls endeavor to make it available regular... This
massage is frm the ministry of health in the
FIGHT AGAINST BREAST CANCER" pls humble i
honestly think we should comply... By humble
summission. Save a life 2day pls suck, suck and
suck send dis to all responsible men/women.
HAPPY SUCKING: GUY SUCK WITH PRIDE

etunoman76: The on-going strike by members of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria could result in nationwide power outage as major power stations have suffered gas cut off.

Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, confirmed this in Abuja on Thursday while speaking on the effect of the workers’ action on gas supply to the power plants according to a statement issued by his Special Assistant on Media, Kande Daniel.

Nebo observed that the actions taken by members of NUPENG and PENGASSAN in the course of their on-going strike have cut off gas supply to major power stations including Egbin, AES, Olorunsogo, Geregu and Sapele.

NUPENG and PENGASSAN had on Tuesday embarked on a strike action because of the cancellation of the closed pension system for the workers by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.

The unions also claimed that the management of the NNPC had also refused to fund contributions to the scheme, which they said remained the workers’ legacy pension plan.

Nebo called on workers to call off the industrial action.

He regretted the adverse effect of the strike on power supply at a time he claimed the government had recorded substantial progress in solving the gas problem, thereby raising peak generation in recent weeks to an average of 4,500, with a spinning reserve of about 300 MW.

According to him, reports from across the country had indicated noticeable improvement in the quantity and quality of power supply to homes and businesses.

He, therefore, decried the current setback arising from the oil and gas workers’ action, curtailing supply of gas to power stations, and reducing power generation.

This has inevitably led to a drastic reduction in power supply across the country, he added.

The minister assured that efforts were on to ensure a speedy and amicable resolution of the matter, and appealed for the understanding of electricity consumers affected by the development.

While appreciating the concerns and fears of the workers, Nebo appealed to members of NUPENG and PENGASSAN to take into consideration, the enormous damaging socio-economic effect of their action on the nation, and return to work.

Nebo who also inspected Apo substation where a weather-induced explosion occurred during the week, assessed the extent of damage, and was assured by the Transmission Commission of Nigeria engineers that efforts were on to restore supply to parts of Abuja affected by the incident.

He further assured that results of government’s efforts to effect a significant improvement in power supply would become even more evident in the coming weeks.

The minister emphasised that the cause of fire that gutted the facility was nature-induced from lightening sparks.

He dismissed the insinuation that the accident could have been by attack or sabotage.


http://www.punchng.com/news/workers-cut-gas-supply-to-egbin-geregu-darkness-looms/

VocalWalls:


True...

But you see his build?

How do you tell that kind of person that you want to arrest them?



Naija police be like; Oga hulk abeg follow me reach station make we go check something...

Beazy: The House of Representatives said on Tuesday that a postponement of the September 22 resumption date for private and public primary/secondary schools in the country was likely.
It explained that it had directed its Committee on Education to take “another look” at the date in view of the fact that the outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease in the country had yet to be fully contained.
The Deputy Chairman, House Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Mr. Victor Ogene, who conveyed the position of the House in Abuja, said there was still apprehension among parents and guardians over the Federal Government’s decision to change the earlier resumption date of October 13 to September 22.
It will be recalled that the Minister of Education, Mr. Ibrahim Shekarau, had earlier stated that the October 13 resumption date was to give health officers enough time to bring the EVD under control.
However, following protests by private school owners, the government made a U-turn and opted for September 22.
But, Ogene said the leadership of the House was concerned over the fresh protests by the public, especially parents and guardians.
He added that the House asked the committee to look into the matter urgently “in the overall interest of the pupils and students, parents and guardian and the general well-being of the entire country.”
Ogene said, “You will recall that upon the outbreak of the dreaded Ebola virus disease in Nigeria, the House Committee on Health rose up to the occasion by interfacing with the health authorities – the result of which is the positive containment efforts and call-off of the strike by doctors in the country.”
However, he noted that considering the fact that some persons were still under surveillance, the House felt it had the responsibility to ensure the safety of children.
He also told journalists that the House was duty-bound to safeguard the entire country from a likely further spread of the disease.
The lawmaker said the committee would come up with recommendations on the appropriate and safe date to re-open the schools.
He added that on September 8, a group, Africa Health, Human and Social Development Information Service, had advised against the re-opening of the schools.
The group had warned that re-opening schools now could put the lives of over 80 million school children and teachers at risk.
Sources: www.punchng.com/news/reps-want-sept-22-schools-resumption-date-changed/

Dubemkelly:
Falabare...Calm down goons mi, Oau has been on strike for months and they just resumed last month 24th of August and there is every tendency she is associated with the late doc Enemuo and she claimed she tested negative then so we await the result after her blood sample has been taken for test in Lagos

lionduke: all na wash, all these hype because he is obasanjo. so many gallant soldiers have lost there life's in active service without mention. may God bring succour to the families of fallen soldiers and they rest in bosom of the Almighty.