Romanblackjezzy:
I have been dating this baby mama for almost 4 years now, I so much love her so much, she's every man dream, she is so beautiful, will have disagreement 2 years ago that lead to exchange of insult which seperated us, octo 2020, She called me that she's on stress that she need assistance, she want to come back to me, She came to my house December last year, since she came back, they have been a lot of fight concerning a guy that keep calling her, I later find out that she's in love with the guy, I told her, I can't tolerate this madness, you can't be in a man house and be receiving another man calls whom seen to be your boyfriend, I told her to leave She keep insulting me, right now she as gone crazy, She keep on posting the pic she had with the when they were kissing, romancing etc the girl and her baby is still in my house

I need help what to do....

Alexgman1:
How can i overcome d spirit of depression & suicide?

NaijaOlosho:
6 Years After Registration, I Am Yet To Get My National ID Card

Fellow Nairalanders I greet you all.

I know that i am not the only one on this shoes right now.

I registered and completed the process for National ID Card with NIMC since 2014, that is about 6 Years ago.

I am yet to get it. I have gone to there office severally they kept saying its not ready.

How Long does it take to get the Original Nigerian National ID Card??

What is really causing the much delay?

Please if you work in NIMC your explanation might be off help here.

Nuttella:
Every child is a gift from God whether yours not not, why do DNA test that will end in tears for you, scatter your marriage and give you high BP?, you might even end up committing suicide. If you love your sanity, your children, your marriage and your mental health then don't do DNA test .

debbydams:
Smiles ..forget first born if u want to do DNA do it for all your kids..I look at DNA drama nd laugh, what about men dat cheat on the wives which DNA we go do for them o

A Magistrate’ s Court sitting in Wuse Zone 2 , Abuja , on Monday , ordered the remand of Sahara Reporters Publisher , Omoyele Sowore , and four other activists in Kuje Correctional Centre pending the hearing of their bail applications.
Their formal bail applications would be heard on Tuesday , January 5 , 2020 .
The PUNCH had reported that Sowore and other activists were arraigned on three charges of criminal conspiracy , unlawful assembly , and attempting to incite others .
The activists , however, denied the charges.
They were earlier arrested for holding a protest against bad governance on New Year ’s Eve in Abuja and subsequently taken to a police unit infamously known as ‘Abattoir ’ in the Lokogoma area of the FCT .
“ We have been sent to the infamous Kuje Prison for the next 24 hours while they plot their next moves. But we are very resolute and convinced that this year will be different for the tyrant ! # RevolutionNow, ” Sowore tweeted on Monday .
Sowore had earlier described his detention as “ cruel ” , noting that he would be “ undaunted until full liberation is attained ” .
“ We are currently at the Magistrate court n Wuse Zone 2 with a broken nose . Police want us sent to prison after five days in cruel detention .
“ Just rest assured we are solid and undaunted until full liberation is attained ! # RevolutionNow, ” he said.
Before his arrest , the activist sent out a series of tweets calling on Nigerians to join him on a protest against the regime of the President , Major General Muhammadu Buhari ( retd .) .
He had tweeted , “ How about a crossover protest / uprising tonight ? Anyone willing to participate ? Pick up a candle and a placard showing your grievances against the regime ; let ’s upload our short videos and photos across our social media platforms . Let’ s welcome the regime to a resolute 2021 !
“ # CrossoverWithProtest against tyrant @mbuhari ’s regime, candlelight for # LekkiMassacre ; a placard for # EndBadGovernment; procession to usher in # Revolutionary 2021 , a fist for victims of repression - frozen bank accounts , malicious prosecution and detention of # Endsars activists .
“ # Crossoverwithprotest starts at 11 .30 till 12 .30 am across Nigeria , a candle , a placard and fireworks to usher in a RESOLUTE 2021 in Nigeria! Join with your friends and neighbours #EndSARS . #ObigboMassacre

Sijo01:


I've done that. Just wanted to double check if the NIN really actually mine.

Sijo01:
I was about creating a thread on this but decided to use google search before doing so.

@bigtt76 thanks for the enlightenment.

My card expired in May 2020. With what you explained above, I don't think renewing it is an option for now.

Didn't even know my NIN is not on the card till now. I actually thought the boldly written16 digit is my NIN.

You mentioned above that the NIN is not displayed on the card itself but embedded in it. How do I locate this please? I want to compare with what MTN gave me before I proceed with the linking.

I'll appreciate your prompt response, please.

School resumption: Oyo, Rivers, Sokoto, four others shun FG’s directive

States disagree on Federal Government’s January 18 resumption date

We receive directive from our gov, not PTF, says Zamfara commissioner

State governments on Sunday differed on the Federal Government’s directive that schools in the country should remain shut till January 18 as part of efforts to curb COVID-19 second wave.

While states such as Kogi, Anambra, Plateau and Ekiti said their schools would resume on January 18, Rivers, Cross River, Gombe, Sokoto, Zamfara, Delta and Oyo states shunned the Federal Government’s directive.

Following the outbreak of COVID-19 second wave, the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, at its press conference on December 21, said all schools in the country would remain shut till January 18.

The PTF Chairman and Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Boss Mustapha, who addressed the press conference, said, “The PTF on the advice of the Federal Ministry of Education, expects that schools would have vacated from the 18th December, 2020 and remain closed till at least the 18th of January, 2021 to enable the measures introduced to take effect.”

The measures, according to the PTF, include social distancing and installation of hand-washing materials.

Our schools resume Jan 11, we don’t have imminent COVID-19 threat – C’River

The Cross River State Commissioner for Quality Education, Dr Godwin Amanke, in an interview with The PUNCH on Sunday, said the state would not change its decision on the January 11 resumption of schools.

Amanke said, “That is our original date on the timetable we rolled out last year.”

On the January 18 date fixed by the Federal Government for schools’ resumption, the commissioner stated, “Individual states are subject to their peculiar circumstances. We don’t have any imminent threat in the state to warrant such a shift.

“We will encourage schools to observe necessary protocols. The parents have a role to play. The teachers have a role to play and children have a role to play.”

Some private schools in the state had fixed their resumption date for Monday (today).

The Chief Press Secretary to the Oyo State Governor, Mr Taiwo Adisa, said the January 11 resumption date of schools in the state had not changed.

Asked by one of our correspondents if the state would change the resumption date to comply with the directive of the PTF, Adisa stated, “Oyo schools resume on January 11.”

Also, the state Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Mr Olasunkanmi Olaleye, in an interview with The PUNCH, said, “For now, the schools’ resumption date remains January 11.”

January 18 is for epicentres like Lagos, FCT – Gombe commissioner

The Gombe State Commissioner for Education, Dr Habu Dahiru, said there was no going back on the January 11 resumption date for the schools in the state.

Dahiru, who stated this in an interview with The PUNCH, said the Federal Government’s January 18 resumption date was for states with high rates of COVID-19 infections.

He said, “Gombe’s resumption date is still 11th of January. Last time, due to COVID-19, the school calendar had to change. The local epidemiologist has not told me we are in great danger, if we practise the COVID-19 protocols well just like we did when we opened schools earlier.

“Our school calendar states we are opening on the 11th January. The Federal Government’s date is for places like Lagos, the Federal Capital Territory and Kaduna, where there is a surge.

“We have set up committees on COVID-19 protocols in schools. We will observe the guidelines by ensuring that soap and water as well as face masks are available.”

We receive directives from our gov, not PTF – Zamfara commissioner

On his part, the Zamfara State Commissioner of Education, Alhaji Ibrahim Abdullahi, in an interview with The PUNCH said schools in the state started resuming on Sunday (yesterday).

The commissioner said, “We have already reopened our schools beginning from today, Sunday. We have reopened our boarding schools today (Sunday), while the day schools will resume tomorrow (Monday).

When asked why the state was not following the PTF’s recommendation that schools should not resume till the Jan 18, the commissioner said, “PTF is not the one that gives us directives.

“My directive comes from my governor who asked us to reopen our schools which we have done and we are going to start the first term examination on Wednesday”.

Nigeria is a federation – Delta

The Delta State Government also insisted on the January 11 resumption date, adding that the country was a federation.

The Commissioner for Basic Education, Mr Patrick Ukah, had in statement on Wednesday in Asaba, urged boarders to return on January 10 as classes would start on January 11.

The commissioner, in an interview with The PUNCH on Sunday, said the Secretary to the State Government, Mr Chiedu Ebie, had issued a lot of statements about COVID-19 protocols and schools resumption.

He said, “We are a federation. The Federal Government may have given a suggestion and advised that we can resume at a particular time. This is a federal system. It is not only Delta State that is resuming on January 11. Some states are resuming on Jan 4.”

In Sokoto State, one of our correspondents gathered that public schools owned by the state government would resume on Monday (today).

A ministry of education official, told one of our correspondents the state could not comply with PTF’s directive as academic activities were running smoothly in the state schools when the directive was issued.

The source said, “The directive, to my understanding, is for schools on holiday in some places and not public schools in Sokoto.

“You will agree that the outbreak of COVID-19 altered our school calendar and resumption was staggered nationwide. The majority of our schools are starting their first term examination tomorrow, (Monday), and schools will go on break as from January 22, 2021, according to our calendar.”

Efforts to speak with the state Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Bello Guiwa, on the issue did not succeed as calls and messages sent to his telephone had yet to be replied as of the time of sending this report.

The Abia State Government had on Thursday said all public and private schools would resume on January 11. On its part, the Rivers State Government directed its schools to resume on Monday (today).

In an SMS sent to one of our correspondent, the Rivers State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Kaniye Ebeku, defended the decision of the state government and faulted the PTF on the January 18 resumption date.

No scientific proof that COVID-19 will have gone before Jan 18 – Rivers commissioner

Ebeku said schools were not the only avenue for social gatherings, citing situations in worship centres, market and villages.

The commissioner asked, “Is there any scientific certainty that on 18th January, COVID-19 will be gone or greatly contained?

“What is the rationale for choosing 18th January? Are schools the only forum for social gatherings? Frankly consider the situation in markets and places of worship, village communities and the general society.”

But the Kwara State Government said its tertiary schools would resume January 11, while primary and secondary schools would resume on January 18.

The state government, had in a statement on Saturday by the Press Secretary to the state Governor, Rafiu Ajakaye, said government had directed that the tertiary institutions to enforce appropriate safety protocols.

Also, the Kogi State Commissioner for Information and communication, Kingsley Fanwo, told The PUNCH correspondent on Sunday that schools in the state would resume on January 18.

“In Kogi State, schools are resuming January 18, the governor has said that already,” the commissioner said in response to the correspondent’s inquiry.

We changed resumption date to Jan 18 in compliance with PTF directive – Plateau Commissioner

The Commissioner for Education, (Secondary) in Plateau State, Mrs Elizabeth Wapmuk, said that government would not reopen schools in the state until January 18,2021.

Wapmuk, in an interview with one of our correspondents in Jos on Sunday, said that the position of the state government was in compliance with the PTF’s directive.

The commissioner said that government was serious about enforcing COVID-19 protocols in schools across the state.

She said, “ Initially, we planned to reopen schools on January 4, but we have now changed the resumption date to January 18. This is in line with the directive of the PTF on schools resumption across the country .

“We expect the schools to comply with the COVID-19 regulations to ensure the safety of the children because we will not hesitate to shut down any school found to be contravening the rules.”

Besides Plateau, other states that have fixed January 18 as resumption date for their schools include Lagos, Ekiti and Anambra states.

Figures from NCDC will determine reopening of schools – Ogun

But the Ogun State Government says it will reopen schools in the state if the figures from the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control show it is safe to do so .

The state government said this through the Special Adviser to the governor on Public Communications, Remmy Hazzan, on Sunday.

Hazzan said this while speaking to one of correspondents on the situation of things in the state .

He said the January 18 earlier announced by the government for the resumption of schools in the state was tentative .

He said the government was not going to make a hasty decision on the resumption .

Hazzan said, “It is not something we want to rush. We want to observe the trend of the curve of COVID-19 especially the second wave.

“We will look at the statistics coming out of the NCDC and of course the state COVID-19 team, all that will help us empirically to say it is safe for schools to resume.

“And of course, that will not be without necessary additional protocols which are already on ground.

“At this time, we are still observing the situation, the shortest possible time, schools will reopen by the grace of God.”

On whether the schools will reopen as earlier announced, Hazzan said “that is tentative like I told you.”

The Anambra State Government had last week announced a new resumption date for primary and secondary Schools in the state.

A statement by the permanent secretary of Ministry of Basic Education, Nwabueze Nwankwor said primary and post primary schools in the state would reopen on January 18.

Prestonn:
Village kitchen



Tilapia Fish

Ishilove:

I trust Nigerians. They will drag this woman like faulty tiger generator.

Womanizer:


The late husband cannot honestly say he did not know what his wife was doing...he only kept quiet cos he was enjoying the money she was bringing!

Womanizer:
You people should face your own lives and leave this lady alone

Na fuçk she fuçk, she no kill person

Isaac86:
Good morning nairalanders...and happy new year..I just need you to tell me what to do I need an advice from you all...have been in relationship with this girl and it's gonna clock two years this year....so been watching her since last year....I'm the one that calls always...but she'd never return the call...she do call before around that last year April when things are still good..even post me do all sort of things....but when I'm little financially down everything just stopped..she'd never call if I don't call...she'd always complain she doesn't have card to call....so I was just watching her and decide to keep mute and see what's happening... around October...my business start kicking in again.. but I'm still pretending like I don't have to see what she's up to...but I send her the little i can...ever since then she doesn't just call..any little thing she'd say is over and block and come back begging again....around November last year she said she wanna learn a job and i said no problem... I talked to the girl she wanna learn cake from and she said 60k..I promised to pay..but I was just thinking if I let her do won't this girl backstab me later....she also said she wanna learn wig...which I promise to give her too..but I'm just reasoning everything.... I take very good care of this girl....I do all what she needs...we actually see on the 25th of December....whereby i gave her some money for Christmas...after 25th...she was still troubling me telling me I'm not giving her attention...whereby I channel all my attention to her...where things start mixing up was at dec 31..whereby she was disturbing me I must send her money on the 1st of January... but I decide not to just to see what she really wanna do...she never called on the 1st ....all she do is send an happy new year message and then ask for money.....so yesterday I called her and tell her we need to talk about our relationship...that it seems she's tired...she said maybe I might be tired that I'm using the trick on her..and I just have to say everything on my mind... all she do is just break up and block me...it was painful though... I did alot for her when i was still okay....though I'm getting back on my feet....nairalanders I need your advise... I'm really heartbroken.. What do you think I can do about this girl...?no insults please.

The5DME:
Thunder fire you pastor adeboye for all the tithes you've been eating while promising your poor congregation heaven.

Rebekah029:
Whenever I see this lady, I do have hope.. at least I'm taller than someone..lol!