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A màd and Disbarred Lawyer like EMEKA went to Podcast to spew rúb1sh , and Ex convict who has married more than 5th times and even went to Jail for the Kpai of one of his wives and Una dey happy say him get Evidence against Una opponents? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

All of Una no get sense . Till he chop Una money he will still go to another podcast to spew another nonsense against Una Fav 🤣🤣🤣

Emeka is a dààmàage mentally derànged broked àss man . Na Una money he dey eye and na him go be Una Fav worst n1ghtmààre

If you check the couch now an insect infected couch. Poor madam from a poor family who escaped p0verty through marriage and wants to use another woman child as subject to high class . You are in competition with your house maid nothing more..

I can't even remember the last time I sat on my couch 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am always in my room watching television. The sitting room is for my Maids because I have 2 of them while my kids watch television in their rooms. My Maids only leave the parlor only when I have visitors . The reason why I didn't put television in their room is to monitor when they put it off at night. I don't want a situation when they will watch a movie secretly till day break which will obstruct my early morning routine .

I knew she was going to throw him out the moment she did BBL and teeth whitening — Media personality Radiogad reacts to Uche Ogbodo and Bobby Maris's marital crisis.

Olodo uprising

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Heart breàk go rea h eceryone last last . I remember when the so called UCHE was laughing and móck1ng MAY EDOCHIE . Her turn don land 🤣🤣

“Yes, we have an Ol0do culture in Nigeria. But I find it unfair to put the blame on Peller, who is an intelligent young man that took advantage of a br0ken system. Peller did not break the system.

I personally know a friend who is a professor of pediatric cardiology. The person’s salary is less than ₦700,000 a month. At ₦700,000 a month, that’s ₦8.4 million a year for somebody who lectures he@rt su&g£ry on children.

So, I’m mentioning the factors that destr0y£d our value system. It’s not Peller. If you grew up in Ibadan those days, you will remember a guy called Molan Industry. His name is Mufuta Olaniyan. He was not educated. They used to call him ‘the rich man that uses money to do charity.’

So, education was no longer a means to a goal. Education was prestige. You read book, read book, and then you will drive one Tokunbo car that does not have AC. Even if it is middle-class or upper-middle-class wealth, education could not guarantee you a basic middle-class life in Nigeria.

That is what led to the decline of education in Nigeria. Don’t blame Peller. Don’t blame Big Brother Nigeria. Blame the fact that the government was so st&p!d.

That is why Big Brother’s cash prize is ₦100 million. You finish as the best graduating student in your school, you get ₦10,000. What will you aim for? Best graduating student or Big Brother...?”

- Media personality Daddy Freeze defends Peller over the ‘Peller culture’ controversy, saying the country’s failing system is the real problem.

The Anambra State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to women's empowerment, describing women as indispensable partners in economic development and community transformation.

The State Commissioner for Information, Dr. Law Mefor, made this known on June 24, during a courtesy visit by the management team of the Anambra State Nigeria for Women Programme Scale-Up Project (AN-NFWP-SU), a World Bank-supported initiative. The delegation was led by the State Project Coordinator, Mrs. Hope Nkiruka Okoye, visited the commissioner at his office in the Jerome Udoji Secretariat, Awka.

Dr. Mefor said Governor Chukwuma Soludo has consistently demonstrated his confidence in women through their appointment to strategic positions in government, including the offices of the Secretary to the State Government and the Head of Service.

According to him, the administration recognises the critical role women play in governance, economic growth and social development.

"For the Solution Government, women are central to everything we do. Men are only fortunate that the governor himself is a man," he noted.

The commissioner also expressed strong support for the programme's savings and micro-credit model, noting that women have repeatedly proven themselves to be prudent managers of resources and committed agents of community development.

"If given a choice between equally qualified male and female candidates, I would hire the woman," he remarked.

He said that women are generally more accountable in managing public and business resources, urging programme managers to ensure that the empowerment opportunities reach the intended beneficiaries, particularly indigent women and widows at the grassroots.

Earlier, the State Project Coordinator, Mrs. Hope Nkiruka Okoye, explained that the programme is designed to empower between 120,000 and 150,000 women across six Local Government Areas(LGA)of Anambra State.

Mrs. Okoye added that the programme would also provide counterpart funding, agricultural equipment such as tractors, health insurance linkages and other support services aimed at improving the livelihoods of participating women.

Commending the initiative's grassroots-driven approach, Dr. Mefor assured the team of the Ministry of Information's full support in creating awareness, mobilising eligible women to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the program

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