MADAGASCAR'S ''SOLUTION TO COVID19''
1. NEEM LEAF (DOGOYARO)
2. PAWPAW LEAF
3. LIME ORANGE
4. GARLIC AND
5. GINGER.
6. GUAVA LEAVES
7. MANGO LEAVES
8. LEMON GRASS.
TOGETHER BOIL AND TAKE IT 3X PER DAY.
Friday, 15 May 2020
Sunday, 10 May 2020
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CORONA VIRUS
_*1.* / Postpone travel abroad for 2 years.._
_*2.* / Do not eat outside food for 1 year.._
_*3.* / Do not go to unnecessary marriage or other similar ceremony.._
_*4.* /Do not take unnecessary travel trips.._
_*5.* / Do not go to a crowded place for at least 1 year.._
_*6.* / Completely follow social distancing norms.._
_*7.* / Stay away from a person who has cough.._
_*8.* / Keep the face mask on.._
_*9.* / Be very careful in the current one week.._
_*10.* / Do not let the any mess around you.._
_*11.* /Prefer vegetarian food.._
_*12.* / Do not go to the Cinema, Mall, Crowded Market for 6 Months now. If possible, Park, Party, etc. should also be avoided.._
_*13.* / Increase immunity.._
_*14.*/ be very carefull while at Barber shop or at beauty Salon parlour.._
_*15.* / Avoid Unnecessary Meetings, Always keep in mind Social Distancing.._
_*16.*/ The threat of *CORONA* is not going to end soon.
*17*/. Dont wear belt, rings, wrist watch, when you go out. Watch is not required. Your mobile has got time.
*18.*/ No hand kerchief. Take sanitiser & tissue if required.
*19.*/ Don't bring the shoes into your house. Leave them outside.
*20*/. Clean your hands & legs when you come home from outside.
*21*/.when you feel you have come nearer to a suspected patient take a thorough bath.
*Lockdown or no lockdown next 6 months to 12 months follow these precautions.*
_*2.* / Do not eat outside food for 1 year.._
_*3.* / Do not go to unnecessary marriage or other similar ceremony.._
_*4.* /Do not take unnecessary travel trips.._
_*5.* / Do not go to a crowded place for at least 1 year.._
_*6.* / Completely follow social distancing norms.._
_*7.* / Stay away from a person who has cough.._
_*8.* / Keep the face mask on.._
_*9.* / Be very careful in the current one week.._
_*10.* / Do not let the any mess around you.._
_*11.* /Prefer vegetarian food.._
_*12.* / Do not go to the Cinema, Mall, Crowded Market for 6 Months now. If possible, Park, Party, etc. should also be avoided.._
_*13.* / Increase immunity.._
_*14.*/ be very carefull while at Barber shop or at beauty Salon parlour.._
_*15.* / Avoid Unnecessary Meetings, Always keep in mind Social Distancing.._
_*16.*/ The threat of *CORONA* is not going to end soon.
*17*/. Dont wear belt, rings, wrist watch, when you go out. Watch is not required. Your mobile has got time.
*18.*/ No hand kerchief. Take sanitiser & tissue if required.
*19.*/ Don't bring the shoes into your house. Leave them outside.
*20*/. Clean your hands & legs when you come home from outside.
*21*/.when you feel you have come nearer to a suspected patient take a thorough bath.
*Lockdown or no lockdown next 6 months to 12 months follow these precautions.*
Saturday, 9 May 2020
Maintain Healthy Human Relationship To Grow In Life
*HE WROTE A BOOK AT 40 AND THIS HAPPENED ....*
If you read this till the end, you will make a powerful decision in your Life today.
There was this poor man who *wrote a book at the age of 40* and decided to launch it on his Birthday.
He had no money to fund the launch and so *he decided to seek help from a millionaire* in his community.
He made a visit to the Millionaires home and after they exchanged pleasantries, he told his host what brought him.
The Millionaire told him to take out a piece of paper and pen.
He said, " I will give you a test. If you pass it, I will give you the money you need and if you fail, I will still give you the money"
He then told him to write down the names of 10 people who could give him 10k each for his book during the launch.
Surprisingly, the man could not write even 3 names.
Now, take a glass of water and let me show you something..
It is not enough to have talent and skills. You must understand the power of building valuable relationship.
It was a wise man that said, *your network is directly proportional to your net worth.*
*_Relationship is a currency* ._ Relationship is a stream of income.
Everything in this life actually reproduces on the basis of relationship.
See eh, *Who likes you in this life matters* .
_Men are lifted through men_ .
*Many of us are talented but we lack a cup bearer* to tell the King that there is a Joseph that can interpret dreams.
*Who you know matters a lot in this life.* Don't say it doesn't matter. It does.
There are heights and opportunities you will never attain if you don't understand *the power of Keeping Valuable Relationships* .
When they say, *turn and greet your neighbour in church, Oga, you don't even know who you are talking too oh* .
That might be the CEO of a company. And sometimes, *we just despise people based on the standards we use to judge them.*
Have this wisdom am sharing with you.
That person you sit with in class and just look down on, you don't know who they know oh
Sometimes, it takes just a recommendation to change your story.
*Don't despise men in Life.* You will need them one day.
Sometimes *those who crown Kings don't look like kings* and may never become kings but they can help you wear the crown.
*I value you ALL*
*STAY SAFE*
*COVID-19 IS REAL*
If you read this till the end, you will make a powerful decision in your Life today.
There was this poor man who *wrote a book at the age of 40* and decided to launch it on his Birthday.
He had no money to fund the launch and so *he decided to seek help from a millionaire* in his community.
He made a visit to the Millionaires home and after they exchanged pleasantries, he told his host what brought him.
The Millionaire told him to take out a piece of paper and pen.
He said, " I will give you a test. If you pass it, I will give you the money you need and if you fail, I will still give you the money"
He then told him to write down the names of 10 people who could give him 10k each for his book during the launch.
Surprisingly, the man could not write even 3 names.
Now, take a glass of water and let me show you something..
It is not enough to have talent and skills. You must understand the power of building valuable relationship.
It was a wise man that said, *your network is directly proportional to your net worth.*
*_Relationship is a currency* ._ Relationship is a stream of income.
Everything in this life actually reproduces on the basis of relationship.
See eh, *Who likes you in this life matters* .
_Men are lifted through men_ .
*Many of us are talented but we lack a cup bearer* to tell the King that there is a Joseph that can interpret dreams.
*Who you know matters a lot in this life.* Don't say it doesn't matter. It does.
There are heights and opportunities you will never attain if you don't understand *the power of Keeping Valuable Relationships* .
When they say, *turn and greet your neighbour in church, Oga, you don't even know who you are talking too oh* .
That might be the CEO of a company. And sometimes, *we just despise people based on the standards we use to judge them.*
Have this wisdom am sharing with you.
That person you sit with in class and just look down on, you don't know who they know oh
Sometimes, it takes just a recommendation to change your story.
*Don't despise men in Life.* You will need them one day.
Sometimes *those who crown Kings don't look like kings* and may never become kings but they can help you wear the crown.
*I value you ALL*
*STAY SAFE*
*COVID-19 IS REAL*
Thursday, 7 May 2020
Nigerian Newspapers Today
*NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES FOR THURSDAY 7TH MAY 2020*
*THE NATION*
PTF gets ICPC guidelines on COVID-19 relief funds
PTF gets ICPC guidelines on COVID-19 relief funds
UKs confirmed COVID-19 death toll tops 30,000
Four doctors, 18 nurses, others test positive in Bauchi, Kano
256 Nigerians return from UAE
256 Nigerians return from UAE
80% of infected persons dont require hospital admission
80% of infected persons dont require hospital admission
N24b loss cripples aviation sector
N24b loss cripples aviation sector
Govt goes tough on breach of anti-virus rules
Govt goes tough on breach of anti-virus rules
Verbal autopsy in Jigawa after strange deaths
Verbal autopsy in Jigawa after strange deaths
Minister to engage with Lagos police chief over journalists movement
Minister to engage with Lagos police chief over journalists movement
Why I described loot as Abacha Assets, by Malami
Revolution in Nigeria: Lets face reality
Why I described loot as Abacha Assets, by Malami
Fast-rising singer, Princess Peters, bags award
COVID-19: Firm donates N500m facility to Lagos
FCMB shareholders okay N2.77b dividend payment
Debt managers ask banks to share risks for big ticket deals
Wema Bank marks 75th anniversary
FirstBank processes N156b ATM transactions in five weeks
Ecobank pledges improved customer satisfaction
*VANGUARD*
Petrol to sell at N117 per litre, as PPMC slashes ex-depot prices
CACOVID strengthens Rivers, Enugu states against COVID-19
COVID-19: ABCON donates relief materials to 2000 families
Union Bank shareholders endorse 25 kobo dividend
Premier League faces legal action if three teams are not promoted
COVID 19: Ibadan Technical University to produce ventilator
Premier League matches could be less than 90 mins
COVID-19: See every patient now as suspected carrier, MHWUN tells health workers
Composition of Federal Character Commission favours one zone' Afenifere
Should China pay
*THISDAY*
Obiora Now NEXIM Bank Chairman
Notore Posts N2.7bn Income in First Half
First Bank to Hold Virtual SME Clinic
UBA Rewards Customers in Promo
Promasidor Joins COVID-19 Fight with N280m Donation
No Dividend as UACN Property Development Company Posts Loss of N16bn Loss
The Potential of Technology to Reduce Human Error
ATCON Donates Medical Equipment to Lagos Govt
Food, Current Affairs Dominate Google Search
Jumia Supplies 100,000 Face Masks
US Billboard Ranks Nigerian Gospel Artist High
Eagles Job: Rohr Admits No Decision Yet on His Contract Renewal
Condolences Pour in for Late Chidi Ofo Okenwa
Rivers United Eye NPFL Title, Commends Eunisell for Support
COVID-19 Tests for Barcelona Players Today
Many Feared Freedom of Information Act Would Allow Government Pry into...
On Gbajabiamilas Coronavirus Bill
COVID-19 and Shortage of Bed Spaces, Ventilators, PPE
University Don Harps On Benefits of Egg Consumption
NGO Advises FG to Reverse Self on Lockdown Relaxation
Amidst COVID-19 Global Lockdown, NIPRD Retains International ISO Accreditation
*PUNCH*
The atheist vs. the religion of peace
Taraba dep gov, Fayose behind Ekiti PDP crisis Olujimi
Afenifere urges Senate to reject Taraba FCC nominee
Imperatives of an outbreak revolving fund in Nigeria
41 suspected robbers, kidnappers, cultists paraded in CRiver
Lagos AG condoles with ThisDay over judiciary reporters death
Akinseye-George faults post-retirement housing plan for CJN
Surviving and thriving through COVID-19 and beyond (1)
COVID-19: Anything wrong with Nigerians
Seafarers protest prolonged stay aboard vessels
Ekiti to prosecute soldiers wife for importing COVID-19
No apologies for using Chloroquine to cure coronavirus Bauchi gov
Despite lockdown, stock market investors gain N897bn
Suspected herdsmen kill man, pregnant wife in Benue
Banks at risk of loan default, says MPC member
Woman gives birth on Dubai flight evacuating 265 Nigerians
Fuel marketers, others list measures against sharp practices
Lockdown relaxation depends on Lagos, says Ogun
NNPC reduces petrol depot price to N108
FG, statesll feed schoolchildren at home, minister insists
Nigerian content board urges trainers to redesign programmes
Customs donate N40.9m relief materials to ministry
Security agents must stop violation of interstate lockdown, says NGF
Discos owe NBET N76bn in two months
Opening markets, closing churches for COVID-19 wrong Oyedepo
Electricity workers say expansion projectsll save jobs
Why I called $311m looted fund Abacha assets Malami
Maritime workers caution employers against salary cut
*DAILY TRUST*
Rising cases of COVID-19 not unexpected -FG
Muhammed Goni (1942-2020)
Almajiri: View from the bottom
Nigerian tourism and possible post-COVID-19 turn around
Who should be new COS to the president
The ripple effect: How COVID-19 is sending waves across the health system
Ebonyi takes steps to build reading, writing ability of pupils ' SUBEB Chair
e-learning sites get free data
FG says schools must recruit tech-savvy teachers
Anambra contemplates morning, afternoon classes as post-lockdown strategy
Lagos police arraign 325 curfew violators
Lockdown: Karu residents want FCTA to curb violations
COVID-19: Police commence curfew enforcement in FCT
Wear face mask or be prosecuted, Ekiti tells residents
500 households in Osun benefit from Kuwait food relief
Oyo govt arrests 8 illegal business operators on school premises
Why Landmark partnered Lagos govt on 80-bed treatment, isolation centre
Woman pours hot water on husband
Julius Berger donates palliatives to Kuje council
Car crushes man to death while he's on video call
WHO confirms 7 fresh cases of Ebola in DRC
WHO confirms 7 fresh cases of Ebola in DRC
Pompeo presses China but acknowledges 'no certainty' virus from lab
Bauchi COVID-19 positive cases rise to 80
Trump backtracks on scrapping of White House coronavirus task force
Niger receives 'anti-coronavirus herbal tea' from Madagascar
Lockdown lift: How to keep your workplace safe
UK could start easing virus lockdown next week'PM
Africa approaches 50,000 COVID-19 cases, 2,000 deaths
Freedom of speech at risk in Ethiopia amid COVID-19-related restrictions
Namibia selected on int'l air transport advisory council
Now that we've lost our heads
FG decries violation of protocols at banks, others
as Customers besiege banks, shun social distancing in Ogun
Union Bank shareholders approve 0.25k/share dividend
NUPENG, PENGASSAN warn against arbitrary sack of workers
We raised N30.42trn investment interest, impacted 333m lives ' AfDB
Merkel gives go-ahead for Bundesliga to resume in mid-May
Survey rates Nigeria low on budget's public inputs, transparency
COVID-19: Germany's stock market volume up 168%
Algeria's football star to be tried for masturbating in public
Customs P/Harcourt Command rakes in N16.18bn in Q1
Germany to give green light to restart football in May
*THE SUN*
How to make elections in Nigeria free, fair, credible 'Prof. Oni
PDP alleges plot to loot $311m repatriated fund
2023: We'll go all out for Presidency 'Ohanaeze
Covid-19: FG should investigate activities of security agencies 'Akintunde
PDP frustrated by lack of access to recovered stolen public funds, says APC
Enugu LG Polls: 17 Chairmen, 260 Councilors know fate June 29
APC youths advise Oshiomhole against imposition of governorship candidate
Control of Infectious Diseases Bill must not be rushed ' Oligbo, PDP chieftain
Minister places late Yekini's mother on monthly stipend
Ahmed Musa buys N100m G-Wagon
Okagbare, Oduduru, others to benefit from IAF $500,000 fund
Rohr gives update on Super Eagles new contract
Ejaria waits on FIFA clearance to play for Nigeria
Condolences pour in for late Okenwa
Nigerian Akpejiori fancies fight with AJ in Nigeria
Serie A club's player tests positive for coronavirus ahead of training return
COVID-19: Spain to end women's football season
Piracy:Nigeria loses $1.5bn monthly 'IMB
Quickteller Paypoint pledges support for agents
FG slashes revenue, oil earnings to N3tr, N1.1tr
COVID-19: Reps, AON knock FG over foreign carriers evacuating Nigerians
As FG decries violation of standard protocols, warns against backlash
COVID-19: Nigeria'll remain investment destination 'NIPC
PSN urges manufacturers to increase production with CBN fund
Community pharmacists lament exemption from CBN grant
OPS calls for interest-free loans to mitigate COVID-19 impact
FG slashes revenue, oil earnings to N3tr, N1.1tr
Hours gridlock in Onitsha, Asaba over tanker's crash on Niger Bridge
*GUARDIAN*
Family sends SOS to AGF over attempt to release condemned criminal
Lagos returns to normalcy with gridlock, market reopening
Foundation supports 7000 vulnerable households in Lagos, Osun, Kwara
One-chance robbers fleece widow of N47,000
Trump vetoes measure limiting his war powers in Iran
Okenwa's death will affect grassroots sports, says Akwa Ibom FA Boss
Telcos to engage Senate on 5G as spending drops by 0.8 per cent
Insurers to drive new policy with 15 per cent premium rebate to health workers
Dybala gets coronavirus all-clear but Torino player tests positive
Airlines, tourism operators seek $10b relief to save industry
How Keystone Bank empowered customers with Online Masterclasses during lockdown
Bullish rally raises index further by 1.40%
Ishaku shuts down markets as Taraba records three COVID-19 cases
NUPENG, PENGASSAN condemn move by employers to sack workers, threaten to downtool
Military kills 496 terrorists, bandits across North
By their rice we shall know them
Violence, exploitation threatens irregular migrants from Nigeria, says IOM
Step up community testing to curtail COVID-19 spread, says AHAPN
COVID-19 and natural selection in Africa
TUC seeks policies to reduce inflation, encourage investment at post COVID-19
SFH warns against complacency on COVID-19 containment measures
Sadiya Farouq and the burden of expectations
Igbinedion varsity teaching hospital appoints Bazuaye CMD
Afenifere faults composition of federal character commission
Abba Kyari: Blind loyalty or presidential abdication
Lower interest, N50b credit can boost agric, diversify economy
ASUU protests against non-implementation of Buhari's directive to pay salary
UNIZIK dismisses don over alleged discovery of COVID-19 drug
*DAILY TIMES*
NCDC records 195 new cases of COVID-19, five deaths
BMO expresses confidence in Buharis COVID-19 expenditure framework
WHO deploys additional personnel to support COVID-19 response in Kano State
Gombe COVID-19 protest manifestation of prevailing socioeconomic, psychological challenges Govt
Breaking: Nigeria records 5 deaths, 195 new cases of COVID-19
U.S. COVID-19 assistance to Nigeria rises to N11.6bn
COVID-19: UKs death toll tops 30,000
Buhari condoles with Chief of Army Staff, Buratai, over mothers death
Buhari prays for speedy recovery of Emir of Daura
NCDC using data to drive response to COVID-19, say Dr Ihekweazu
Daily Times Newspaper, Thursday, May 07, 2020
Bundesliga to resume on May 15
COVID-19: FG to dialogue with Govs on almajirai movement
COVID-19: Juventus confirms Dybala free
Super Eagles and Fortuna Dusseldorf goalkeeper Okoye seeks loan move
Abacha loot: PDP, APC trade words over $311m repatriated fund
Troops eliminate 343 terrorists, 153 bandits in 47 days DHQ
Bundesliga sets return date as German government gives green light
FG to utilise COVID-19 donations in funding supplementary budget
Lockdown: Kano mobile courts convict 717 violators
Bayelsa urges residents to discountenance myths on COVID-19
COVID-19: 2 patients abscond from Oyo isolation centre
COVID-19: Plateau places 11 family members on supervised isolation
COVID-19: ICPC draws guidelines for PTF management on relief funds
Adele shared a rare photo of herself in a black minidress on 32nd her birthday
Tom Cruise aims higher with movie shot on space station
*DAILY INDEPENDENT*
Police Arrest 40 Suspected Armed Robbers, Cultists In C/River
Edo 2020: Why We're Championing Esan Candidate For Governor ' Okpebholo
Ifo Community Laments Neglect By Ogun State Government
COVID -19: Sagay Frowns At Violation Of Safety Guidelines
COVID-19: PTF Urges Governors To Handle 'Almajiri' Pupils' Issue Squarely
COVID-19: APC Distributes Assorted Grains To Members, Vulnerable In Zamfara
Buhari Prays For Speedy Recovery Of Emir Of Daura
Enugu LG Polls: 17 Chairmen, 260 Councilors Know Fate June 29
Reps Kick As FG Uses Foreign Airlines To Evacuate Nigerians Abroad
COVID-19 Responsible For Fall In Nigeria's PMI ' Report
CACOVID Strengthens Rivers, Enugu States Against COVID-19
Manchester Restaurant On Post-coronavirus Lockdown Service
Lloyds Delivers $1.23bn Bounce Back Loan Cash To Customers
Samsung Heir Lee Issues Apology Over Succession
Global Renewables Use 1.5% Higher Than 2019 ' Report
Equities Market Sustains Bullish Streak, Up 1.4%
Eko DisCo Explains Delay Of Meter Roll Out
H1 2020: Notore Grows Revenue, Posts N2.7bn Income
Germany To Restart Football League
Mike Tyson Offered $1m To Fight Sonny Bill Williams
Tennis: U.S Open Winner Andreescu Stays Focused On Becoming World No. 1
How Policy Inconsistency Is Stalling Fight Against COVID-19
Onitsha Traders Beg Obiano To Save Their Shops From Gully Erosion
COVID-19: Ekiti To Prosecute Female Positive Case
COVID-19: Lagos Urges Residents To Take Responsibility For Safety
Students In Wuhan Return To School
IRENA, ESCAP To Support Asia Pacific's Crisis Response
EU Economy Faces Historic Recession
*TRIBUNE*
NNPC reduces ex-depot price of petrol
Nigeria records 195 new cases of coronavirus as total hits 3,145
BREAKING: Petrol depot price reduced to N108, diesel N164
Researchers find new malaria control alternative
How Oyo is making gain of COVID-19
A study of Africa's post-colonial culture
Why I'm after Akeredolu's job in Ondo 'Adelami
The rapist father in Akwa Ibom
Reasons Oronsaye's report will put Nigeria's aviation in disarray
Pandemics in history: Was Nigeria prepared for Covid-19' (1)
Depression: When sadness becomes a disorder
Positive sentiments persist as equities market records 8th consecutive gain
Why FG needs to rescue FAAN from post COVID-19 disaster 'Idu
Merging aviation agencies will drag sector backward
*BLUE PRINT*
INEC releases 20 additional vehicles to PTF for fight against COVID-19
COVID-19: Aviation sector loses N21bn, airlines may not survive post-pandemic ' Minister
Video: 256 Nigerians return from Dubai, enter isolation
Blueprint ePaper 7th May 2020
Breaking: At 57, Evander Holyfield stages boxing comeback
Buhari condoles with Buratai over mother's death
Journalists on essential service list, exempted from curfew, PTF tells security agents
COVID-19 rising cases: Increase isolation centres, FG appeals to states
NGO distributes palliatives to Nyanya community
Muhammed resumes as DG NEMA
COVID-19: NPHCDA tasks northern traditional leaders to stop community transmission
Nigerian Army collaborates with FCTA to fight COVID -19
COVID-19: Govts using pandemic against free press ' Reuters
Coronavirus: Ondo CP orders test for police officers
COVID-19 : Security agencies to start enforcing social distancing in Oyo- NSCDC
Rano gets new emir
Breaking: 103 dead as Nigeria records 195 new Coronavirus cases, surpasses 3000
Breaking: Army officer emerges Emir in Zamfara
Protest rocks Niger isolation centre, one escapes; doctor, 2 other returnees swell Covid-19 cases
Breaking: NNPC slashes 'petrol price
COVID -19: NYCN flags off distribution of palliatives to youth
$500,000 donation from FIFA not COVID-19 palliative ' Pinnick
Bauchi records first suspected coronavirus death
Ramadan: Sen. Goje donates trucks of rice to constituents
Curfew: FCTA apprehends night travellers from neighbouring states
*SPORTS*
Adebayor shows off 9 expensive cars weeks after refusing to donate to COVID-19 fight - Daily Trust
Ahmed Musa buys N100m G-Wagon - The Sun
Algeria's football star to be tried for masturbating in public - Daily Trust
Athletes grumble over exclusion from ministrys N50,000 palliative - Punch
Boris Johnson could ditch 'stay at home' slogan as plan to ease coronavirus lockdown moves forward - Yahoo
Bundesliga sets return date as German government gives green light - Daily Times
Bundesliga to resume on May 15 - Daily Times
Complete Sports Nigeria Is RealFevr's Newest Media Partner - Complete Sports
Condolences Pour in for Late Chidi Ofo Okenwa - Thisday
Condolences pour in for late Okenwa - The Sun
Coronavirus: Conor McGregor ready to go on 'Fight Island' ' UFC boss White - Yahoo
Coronavirus: Impossible to give a date for Serie A return ' Spadafora - Yahoo
Coronavirus: It's 'bull****', I won't be bullied into vaccination ' Titans' Cartwright hits back at PM - Yahoo
Coronavirus: Lyon president Aulas still hoping Ligue 1 season may resume - Yahoo
Coronavirus: New Zealand teams set to play in Super Rugby Aotearoa beginning next month - Yahoo
Coronavirus: NFL sets plan to have teams ready to open facilities by May 15 - Yahoo
Coronavirus: Putting England men's matches first can help safeguard future of women's team - Connor - Yahoo
Coronavirus: Torino player tests positive for COVID-19 - Yahoo
COVID-19 Tests for Barcelona Players Today - Thisday
COVID-19: Juventus confirms Dybala free - Daily Times
COVID-19: Spain to end women's football season - The Sun
Dani Alves: The Maverick Who's Just Too Good to Be Copied - FTBpro
Donald Trump says coronavirus 'worse attack' than Pearl Harbour - Yahoo
Dybala gets coronavirus all-clear but Torino player tests positive - Guardian
Dybala recovers from COVID-19, Torino player tests positive - Punch
Eagles Job: Rohr Admits No Decision Yet on His Contract Renewal - Thisday
Ejaria commits future to Nigeria - Punch
Ejaria waits on FIFA clearance to play for Nigeria - The Sun
Compiled by:
abdulkareemihiovi@gmail.com
08030703704
*THE NATION*
PTF gets ICPC guidelines on COVID-19 relief funds
PTF gets ICPC guidelines on COVID-19 relief funds
UKs confirmed COVID-19 death toll tops 30,000
Four doctors, 18 nurses, others test positive in Bauchi, Kano
256 Nigerians return from UAE
256 Nigerians return from UAE
80% of infected persons dont require hospital admission
80% of infected persons dont require hospital admission
N24b loss cripples aviation sector
N24b loss cripples aviation sector
Govt goes tough on breach of anti-virus rules
Govt goes tough on breach of anti-virus rules
Verbal autopsy in Jigawa after strange deaths
Verbal autopsy in Jigawa after strange deaths
Minister to engage with Lagos police chief over journalists movement
Minister to engage with Lagos police chief over journalists movement
Why I described loot as Abacha Assets, by Malami
Revolution in Nigeria: Lets face reality
Why I described loot as Abacha Assets, by Malami
Fast-rising singer, Princess Peters, bags award
COVID-19: Firm donates N500m facility to Lagos
FCMB shareholders okay N2.77b dividend payment
Debt managers ask banks to share risks for big ticket deals
Wema Bank marks 75th anniversary
FirstBank processes N156b ATM transactions in five weeks
Ecobank pledges improved customer satisfaction
*VANGUARD*
Petrol to sell at N117 per litre, as PPMC slashes ex-depot prices
CACOVID strengthens Rivers, Enugu states against COVID-19
COVID-19: ABCON donates relief materials to 2000 families
Union Bank shareholders endorse 25 kobo dividend
Premier League faces legal action if three teams are not promoted
COVID 19: Ibadan Technical University to produce ventilator
Premier League matches could be less than 90 mins
COVID-19: See every patient now as suspected carrier, MHWUN tells health workers
Composition of Federal Character Commission favours one zone' Afenifere
Should China pay
*THISDAY*
Obiora Now NEXIM Bank Chairman
Notore Posts N2.7bn Income in First Half
First Bank to Hold Virtual SME Clinic
UBA Rewards Customers in Promo
Promasidor Joins COVID-19 Fight with N280m Donation
No Dividend as UACN Property Development Company Posts Loss of N16bn Loss
The Potential of Technology to Reduce Human Error
ATCON Donates Medical Equipment to Lagos Govt
Food, Current Affairs Dominate Google Search
Jumia Supplies 100,000 Face Masks
US Billboard Ranks Nigerian Gospel Artist High
Eagles Job: Rohr Admits No Decision Yet on His Contract Renewal
Condolences Pour in for Late Chidi Ofo Okenwa
Rivers United Eye NPFL Title, Commends Eunisell for Support
COVID-19 Tests for Barcelona Players Today
Many Feared Freedom of Information Act Would Allow Government Pry into...
On Gbajabiamilas Coronavirus Bill
COVID-19 and Shortage of Bed Spaces, Ventilators, PPE
University Don Harps On Benefits of Egg Consumption
NGO Advises FG to Reverse Self on Lockdown Relaxation
Amidst COVID-19 Global Lockdown, NIPRD Retains International ISO Accreditation
*PUNCH*
The atheist vs. the religion of peace
Taraba dep gov, Fayose behind Ekiti PDP crisis Olujimi
Afenifere urges Senate to reject Taraba FCC nominee
Imperatives of an outbreak revolving fund in Nigeria
41 suspected robbers, kidnappers, cultists paraded in CRiver
Lagos AG condoles with ThisDay over judiciary reporters death
Akinseye-George faults post-retirement housing plan for CJN
Surviving and thriving through COVID-19 and beyond (1)
COVID-19: Anything wrong with Nigerians
Seafarers protest prolonged stay aboard vessels
Ekiti to prosecute soldiers wife for importing COVID-19
No apologies for using Chloroquine to cure coronavirus Bauchi gov
Despite lockdown, stock market investors gain N897bn
Suspected herdsmen kill man, pregnant wife in Benue
Banks at risk of loan default, says MPC member
Woman gives birth on Dubai flight evacuating 265 Nigerians
Fuel marketers, others list measures against sharp practices
Lockdown relaxation depends on Lagos, says Ogun
NNPC reduces petrol depot price to N108
FG, statesll feed schoolchildren at home, minister insists
Nigerian content board urges trainers to redesign programmes
Customs donate N40.9m relief materials to ministry
Security agents must stop violation of interstate lockdown, says NGF
Discos owe NBET N76bn in two months
Opening markets, closing churches for COVID-19 wrong Oyedepo
Electricity workers say expansion projectsll save jobs
Why I called $311m looted fund Abacha assets Malami
Maritime workers caution employers against salary cut
*DAILY TRUST*
Rising cases of COVID-19 not unexpected -FG
Muhammed Goni (1942-2020)
Almajiri: View from the bottom
Nigerian tourism and possible post-COVID-19 turn around
Who should be new COS to the president
The ripple effect: How COVID-19 is sending waves across the health system
Ebonyi takes steps to build reading, writing ability of pupils ' SUBEB Chair
e-learning sites get free data
FG says schools must recruit tech-savvy teachers
Anambra contemplates morning, afternoon classes as post-lockdown strategy
Lagos police arraign 325 curfew violators
Lockdown: Karu residents want FCTA to curb violations
COVID-19: Police commence curfew enforcement in FCT
Wear face mask or be prosecuted, Ekiti tells residents
500 households in Osun benefit from Kuwait food relief
Oyo govt arrests 8 illegal business operators on school premises
Why Landmark partnered Lagos govt on 80-bed treatment, isolation centre
Woman pours hot water on husband
Julius Berger donates palliatives to Kuje council
Car crushes man to death while he's on video call
WHO confirms 7 fresh cases of Ebola in DRC
WHO confirms 7 fresh cases of Ebola in DRC
Pompeo presses China but acknowledges 'no certainty' virus from lab
Bauchi COVID-19 positive cases rise to 80
Trump backtracks on scrapping of White House coronavirus task force
Niger receives 'anti-coronavirus herbal tea' from Madagascar
Lockdown lift: How to keep your workplace safe
UK could start easing virus lockdown next week'PM
Africa approaches 50,000 COVID-19 cases, 2,000 deaths
Freedom of speech at risk in Ethiopia amid COVID-19-related restrictions
Namibia selected on int'l air transport advisory council
Now that we've lost our heads
FG decries violation of protocols at banks, others
as Customers besiege banks, shun social distancing in Ogun
Union Bank shareholders approve 0.25k/share dividend
NUPENG, PENGASSAN warn against arbitrary sack of workers
We raised N30.42trn investment interest, impacted 333m lives ' AfDB
Merkel gives go-ahead for Bundesliga to resume in mid-May
Survey rates Nigeria low on budget's public inputs, transparency
COVID-19: Germany's stock market volume up 168%
Algeria's football star to be tried for masturbating in public
Customs P/Harcourt Command rakes in N16.18bn in Q1
Germany to give green light to restart football in May
*THE SUN*
How to make elections in Nigeria free, fair, credible 'Prof. Oni
PDP alleges plot to loot $311m repatriated fund
2023: We'll go all out for Presidency 'Ohanaeze
Covid-19: FG should investigate activities of security agencies 'Akintunde
PDP frustrated by lack of access to recovered stolen public funds, says APC
Enugu LG Polls: 17 Chairmen, 260 Councilors know fate June 29
APC youths advise Oshiomhole against imposition of governorship candidate
Control of Infectious Diseases Bill must not be rushed ' Oligbo, PDP chieftain
Minister places late Yekini's mother on monthly stipend
Ahmed Musa buys N100m G-Wagon
Okagbare, Oduduru, others to benefit from IAF $500,000 fund
Rohr gives update on Super Eagles new contract
Ejaria waits on FIFA clearance to play for Nigeria
Condolences pour in for late Okenwa
Nigerian Akpejiori fancies fight with AJ in Nigeria
Serie A club's player tests positive for coronavirus ahead of training return
COVID-19: Spain to end women's football season
Piracy:Nigeria loses $1.5bn monthly 'IMB
Quickteller Paypoint pledges support for agents
FG slashes revenue, oil earnings to N3tr, N1.1tr
COVID-19: Reps, AON knock FG over foreign carriers evacuating Nigerians
As FG decries violation of standard protocols, warns against backlash
COVID-19: Nigeria'll remain investment destination 'NIPC
PSN urges manufacturers to increase production with CBN fund
Community pharmacists lament exemption from CBN grant
OPS calls for interest-free loans to mitigate COVID-19 impact
FG slashes revenue, oil earnings to N3tr, N1.1tr
Hours gridlock in Onitsha, Asaba over tanker's crash on Niger Bridge
*GUARDIAN*
Family sends SOS to AGF over attempt to release condemned criminal
Lagos returns to normalcy with gridlock, market reopening
Foundation supports 7000 vulnerable households in Lagos, Osun, Kwara
One-chance robbers fleece widow of N47,000
Trump vetoes measure limiting his war powers in Iran
Okenwa's death will affect grassroots sports, says Akwa Ibom FA Boss
Telcos to engage Senate on 5G as spending drops by 0.8 per cent
Insurers to drive new policy with 15 per cent premium rebate to health workers
Dybala gets coronavirus all-clear but Torino player tests positive
Airlines, tourism operators seek $10b relief to save industry
How Keystone Bank empowered customers with Online Masterclasses during lockdown
Bullish rally raises index further by 1.40%
Ishaku shuts down markets as Taraba records three COVID-19 cases
NUPENG, PENGASSAN condemn move by employers to sack workers, threaten to downtool
Military kills 496 terrorists, bandits across North
By their rice we shall know them
Violence, exploitation threatens irregular migrants from Nigeria, says IOM
Step up community testing to curtail COVID-19 spread, says AHAPN
COVID-19 and natural selection in Africa
TUC seeks policies to reduce inflation, encourage investment at post COVID-19
SFH warns against complacency on COVID-19 containment measures
Sadiya Farouq and the burden of expectations
Igbinedion varsity teaching hospital appoints Bazuaye CMD
Afenifere faults composition of federal character commission
Abba Kyari: Blind loyalty or presidential abdication
Lower interest, N50b credit can boost agric, diversify economy
ASUU protests against non-implementation of Buhari's directive to pay salary
UNIZIK dismisses don over alleged discovery of COVID-19 drug
*DAILY TIMES*
NCDC records 195 new cases of COVID-19, five deaths
BMO expresses confidence in Buharis COVID-19 expenditure framework
WHO deploys additional personnel to support COVID-19 response in Kano State
Gombe COVID-19 protest manifestation of prevailing socioeconomic, psychological challenges Govt
Breaking: Nigeria records 5 deaths, 195 new cases of COVID-19
U.S. COVID-19 assistance to Nigeria rises to N11.6bn
COVID-19: UKs death toll tops 30,000
Buhari condoles with Chief of Army Staff, Buratai, over mothers death
Buhari prays for speedy recovery of Emir of Daura
NCDC using data to drive response to COVID-19, say Dr Ihekweazu
Daily Times Newspaper, Thursday, May 07, 2020
Bundesliga to resume on May 15
COVID-19: FG to dialogue with Govs on almajirai movement
COVID-19: Juventus confirms Dybala free
Super Eagles and Fortuna Dusseldorf goalkeeper Okoye seeks loan move
Abacha loot: PDP, APC trade words over $311m repatriated fund
Troops eliminate 343 terrorists, 153 bandits in 47 days DHQ
Bundesliga sets return date as German government gives green light
FG to utilise COVID-19 donations in funding supplementary budget
Lockdown: Kano mobile courts convict 717 violators
Bayelsa urges residents to discountenance myths on COVID-19
COVID-19: 2 patients abscond from Oyo isolation centre
COVID-19: Plateau places 11 family members on supervised isolation
COVID-19: ICPC draws guidelines for PTF management on relief funds
Adele shared a rare photo of herself in a black minidress on 32nd her birthday
Tom Cruise aims higher with movie shot on space station
*DAILY INDEPENDENT*
Police Arrest 40 Suspected Armed Robbers, Cultists In C/River
Edo 2020: Why We're Championing Esan Candidate For Governor ' Okpebholo
Ifo Community Laments Neglect By Ogun State Government
COVID -19: Sagay Frowns At Violation Of Safety Guidelines
COVID-19: PTF Urges Governors To Handle 'Almajiri' Pupils' Issue Squarely
COVID-19: APC Distributes Assorted Grains To Members, Vulnerable In Zamfara
Buhari Prays For Speedy Recovery Of Emir Of Daura
Enugu LG Polls: 17 Chairmen, 260 Councilors Know Fate June 29
Reps Kick As FG Uses Foreign Airlines To Evacuate Nigerians Abroad
COVID-19 Responsible For Fall In Nigeria's PMI ' Report
CACOVID Strengthens Rivers, Enugu States Against COVID-19
Manchester Restaurant On Post-coronavirus Lockdown Service
Lloyds Delivers $1.23bn Bounce Back Loan Cash To Customers
Samsung Heir Lee Issues Apology Over Succession
Global Renewables Use 1.5% Higher Than 2019 ' Report
Equities Market Sustains Bullish Streak, Up 1.4%
Eko DisCo Explains Delay Of Meter Roll Out
H1 2020: Notore Grows Revenue, Posts N2.7bn Income
Germany To Restart Football League
Mike Tyson Offered $1m To Fight Sonny Bill Williams
Tennis: U.S Open Winner Andreescu Stays Focused On Becoming World No. 1
How Policy Inconsistency Is Stalling Fight Against COVID-19
Onitsha Traders Beg Obiano To Save Their Shops From Gully Erosion
COVID-19: Ekiti To Prosecute Female Positive Case
COVID-19: Lagos Urges Residents To Take Responsibility For Safety
Students In Wuhan Return To School
IRENA, ESCAP To Support Asia Pacific's Crisis Response
EU Economy Faces Historic Recession
*TRIBUNE*
NNPC reduces ex-depot price of petrol
Nigeria records 195 new cases of coronavirus as total hits 3,145
BREAKING: Petrol depot price reduced to N108, diesel N164
Researchers find new malaria control alternative
How Oyo is making gain of COVID-19
A study of Africa's post-colonial culture
Why I'm after Akeredolu's job in Ondo 'Adelami
The rapist father in Akwa Ibom
Reasons Oronsaye's report will put Nigeria's aviation in disarray
Pandemics in history: Was Nigeria prepared for Covid-19' (1)
Depression: When sadness becomes a disorder
Positive sentiments persist as equities market records 8th consecutive gain
Why FG needs to rescue FAAN from post COVID-19 disaster 'Idu
Merging aviation agencies will drag sector backward
*BLUE PRINT*
INEC releases 20 additional vehicles to PTF for fight against COVID-19
COVID-19: Aviation sector loses N21bn, airlines may not survive post-pandemic ' Minister
Video: 256 Nigerians return from Dubai, enter isolation
Blueprint ePaper 7th May 2020
Breaking: At 57, Evander Holyfield stages boxing comeback
Buhari condoles with Buratai over mother's death
Journalists on essential service list, exempted from curfew, PTF tells security agents
COVID-19 rising cases: Increase isolation centres, FG appeals to states
NGO distributes palliatives to Nyanya community
Muhammed resumes as DG NEMA
COVID-19: NPHCDA tasks northern traditional leaders to stop community transmission
Nigerian Army collaborates with FCTA to fight COVID -19
COVID-19: Govts using pandemic against free press ' Reuters
Coronavirus: Ondo CP orders test for police officers
COVID-19 : Security agencies to start enforcing social distancing in Oyo- NSCDC
Rano gets new emir
Breaking: 103 dead as Nigeria records 195 new Coronavirus cases, surpasses 3000
Breaking: Army officer emerges Emir in Zamfara
Protest rocks Niger isolation centre, one escapes; doctor, 2 other returnees swell Covid-19 cases
Breaking: NNPC slashes 'petrol price
COVID -19: NYCN flags off distribution of palliatives to youth
$500,000 donation from FIFA not COVID-19 palliative ' Pinnick
Bauchi records first suspected coronavirus death
Ramadan: Sen. Goje donates trucks of rice to constituents
Curfew: FCTA apprehends night travellers from neighbouring states
*SPORTS*
Adebayor shows off 9 expensive cars weeks after refusing to donate to COVID-19 fight - Daily Trust
Ahmed Musa buys N100m G-Wagon - The Sun
Algeria's football star to be tried for masturbating in public - Daily Trust
Athletes grumble over exclusion from ministrys N50,000 palliative - Punch
Boris Johnson could ditch 'stay at home' slogan as plan to ease coronavirus lockdown moves forward - Yahoo
Bundesliga sets return date as German government gives green light - Daily Times
Bundesliga to resume on May 15 - Daily Times
Complete Sports Nigeria Is RealFevr's Newest Media Partner - Complete Sports
Condolences Pour in for Late Chidi Ofo Okenwa - Thisday
Condolences pour in for late Okenwa - The Sun
Coronavirus: Conor McGregor ready to go on 'Fight Island' ' UFC boss White - Yahoo
Coronavirus: Impossible to give a date for Serie A return ' Spadafora - Yahoo
Coronavirus: It's 'bull****', I won't be bullied into vaccination ' Titans' Cartwright hits back at PM - Yahoo
Coronavirus: Lyon president Aulas still hoping Ligue 1 season may resume - Yahoo
Coronavirus: New Zealand teams set to play in Super Rugby Aotearoa beginning next month - Yahoo
Coronavirus: NFL sets plan to have teams ready to open facilities by May 15 - Yahoo
Coronavirus: Putting England men's matches first can help safeguard future of women's team - Connor - Yahoo
Coronavirus: Torino player tests positive for COVID-19 - Yahoo
COVID-19 Tests for Barcelona Players Today - Thisday
COVID-19: Juventus confirms Dybala free - Daily Times
COVID-19: Spain to end women's football season - The Sun
Dani Alves: The Maverick Who's Just Too Good to Be Copied - FTBpro
Donald Trump says coronavirus 'worse attack' than Pearl Harbour - Yahoo
Dybala gets coronavirus all-clear but Torino player tests positive - Guardian
Dybala recovers from COVID-19, Torino player tests positive - Punch
Eagles Job: Rohr Admits No Decision Yet on His Contract Renewal - Thisday
Ejaria commits future to Nigeria - Punch
Ejaria waits on FIFA clearance to play for Nigeria - The Sun
Compiled by:
abdulkareemihiovi@gmail.com
08030703704
Tuesday, 5 May 2020
Importance Of E-Learning To Early Childhood Education
Importance of E-learning to Early Childhood Education.
E-learning has been described as the future of education, and probably may change the scope and nature of classroom in the future.
Considering the growth of technology and the advancement in new modes of learning and teaching, E-learning has now become a fundamental aspect in the education and development of children.
Here are some of the benefits of E-learning:
- While it enhances children’s learning experience in the classroom, it also allows teachers to find an unlimited supply of resources.
- Promoting and implementing e-learning at the kindergarten level may help to shape children’s educational prospects positively.
- E-learning also functions as a learning aid. This is because e-learning platforms and software help children remember information more clearly, motivate them to develop working schedules, support them mentally, and foster interaction when working in groups.
- Through E-Learning, children form a better mental image of descriptions and examples. E-learning has this positive impact on learning because children develop better hand-eye coordination and motor skills. These skills help them to form clearer images and improve their capabilities to solve problems.
- E-learning helps develop children's emotional and social skills. In practice, children are more motivated to learn when they see an interactive and colorful screen in comparison to a boring black and white map on paper.
- E-learning also facilitates children's computer literacy which develops variety of skills which are associated with employment in the areas of programming and graphic design.
- E-learning platforms also provide a range of multimedia tools which help children to communicate with other children and teachers. Through cooperation and interaction, kids learn new topics more easily and gain better insights.
Monday Tips From Your Friends at Rasmed Publications.
E-learning has been described as the future of education, and probably may change the scope and nature of classroom in the future.
Considering the growth of technology and the advancement in new modes of learning and teaching, E-learning has now become a fundamental aspect in the education and development of children.
Here are some of the benefits of E-learning:
- While it enhances children’s learning experience in the classroom, it also allows teachers to find an unlimited supply of resources.
- Promoting and implementing e-learning at the kindergarten level may help to shape children’s educational prospects positively.
- E-learning also functions as a learning aid. This is because e-learning platforms and software help children remember information more clearly, motivate them to develop working schedules, support them mentally, and foster interaction when working in groups.
- Through E-Learning, children form a better mental image of descriptions and examples. E-learning has this positive impact on learning because children develop better hand-eye coordination and motor skills. These skills help them to form clearer images and improve their capabilities to solve problems.
- E-learning helps develop children's emotional and social skills. In practice, children are more motivated to learn when they see an interactive and colorful screen in comparison to a boring black and white map on paper.
- E-learning also facilitates children's computer literacy which develops variety of skills which are associated with employment in the areas of programming and graphic design.
- E-learning platforms also provide a range of multimedia tools which help children to communicate with other children and teachers. Through cooperation and interaction, kids learn new topics more easily and gain better insights.
Monday Tips From Your Friends at Rasmed Publications.
CORONA VIRUS IS CURABLE..... DR PAUL OLISA OJEH
CORONA VIRUS THE PANDEMIC THAT NEVER EXISTED. THE CURE.
BY Dr Paul Olisa Ojeih MD Iris Medical Foundation Drugs and Pharmaceutical.
On March 3rd 2020, I got a call from The Honorable Minister of Information Alhaji Lai Mohammed. It was a 5 minutes call. The call was centered on Iris medical foundation Drugs and it's effectiveness in treating the Corona virus. I was blunt with the minister, I told him the truth I asked him do you people in Abuja want the Cure or you guys just want to be making billions from grants from America, WHO and other international agencies.
The truth is Covid 19 is a curable viral infection that we should not loose sleep over or fret over.
In 1985 there was a major viral out break in Tanzania. The fatality, was percent the death ratio was 10 infection to 9 death on a daily basis. The then president, Julius Nyanrere, invited Prof Dr Paul Ojeih Snr, founder of Iris Medical foundation who stepped into Tanzania and with in 3 months the virus was contained with in 6 months there was a cure.
That virus was treated with a phynto organic drug known as VENEDI ELIXIR. The virus was later classified as Ebola, virus.
I told Nigerians on social media that our government most especially The minister of health, The presidential Task force on Covid 19, The Ncdc, are reaping Nigerians off and making billions from this pandemic that never existed.
In my letter to the minister of information I told him that Covid 19 is perfectly treatable and curable.
I told the minister that I will infect myself with the virus under 73 hours that virus will be cured. I stake my name, my reputation and credibility that Corona virus is a curable disease.
Iris medical foundation drug and pharmaceutical has an authentic cure for this virus, a cure drived, from the enzymes of plants which is pharmacutically engineered to treat complex viral infection.
Our drug VENEDI Elixir for 18 years has been used, in the treatment of HIV viral infection, Herpes Viral infection, Syphilis viral infection and infections that are drug resistant.
I have told the federal government to stop playing games, to stop looting our treasury all in the name of borrowing money to build isolation centres that we don't need. They know the games they are playing .
They don't want to listen because this Covid pandemic is a money making venture, they are putting fears in Nigerians keeping them at home and milking our economy dry.
So far our government has spent billions of Naira, money that would have been put into good use.
The truth they say is bitter, and the bitter truth is Corona virus is another oil boom for some selected criminals In the government. When Madagascar launched their Herbal initiative to get a cure, I drew the attention of the minister of information and culture, who in turn informed the minister of health Dr Osagie, Ehanire, who went on air and said traditional medicine will be inculcated into the fight against Covid 19.
This was never done. While foot dragging, a tiny island nation like Madagascar found a cure through herbal medicine. Then our shameless Chairman of the presidential task force on Covid 19, Boss mustapha, said we were going to import a plane load of the Madagascar herbal cure.
Shame, to the country, Shame, to the government, shame to the minister of health and the Ncdc that have been playing games and politics and making billions off this pandemic that never existed.
I state, once again for the sake of clarity and emphasis that Corona virus is a baby virus a virus that is perfectly curable under 72 hours with Iris medical foundation drug known as VENEDI Elixir.
I have asked the government give me 10 infected patients let's place them on Iris Drugs we keep meeting with a brick wall resistance. Why are they foot dragging, what is their fear and resistance, they play politics meanwhile people are dying, people are loosing their jobs and the country is sliding into recession.
As a patriotic Nigeria, i have done my bid. I have sounded the alarm that Corona virus is a baby virus its a friendly virus that is perfectly curable.
This is a virus that is very stable in clinicals, a virus that does no harm to the body tissues and organs except when not treated.
In essence the virus can be within you and your body system still functions perfectly well with in 72 hours or even longer.
This can not be said of other deadly virus such as Ebola. Immediately Ebola enters your blood stream your immune gets compromised and shuts down with in 48hours, you start bleeding from all bodily pores all openings and orifice with in 72 hours you're dead.
But with Covid 19 you don't even know you're infected because the virus is not a violent virus that takes over your immunity and shuts it down.
We at Iris medical foundation for over 25 years have been into drug research and cure we understand what it means to compound drugs from plants and enzymes and synthesis it into potent cure.
Our founding MD Professor Dr Paul Olisa Ojeih (Professor of Medicine) is a pioneer in Alternative and comparative medicine and has popularised Alternative medicine and sector that China, and Indian have taking the lead on. This is one sector that our government has refuses to encourage and invest in, yet a tiny island nation like Madagascar has created and perfected the cure to Corona vurus.
Finally, when we say we In Iris medical foundation Drugs and pharmaceutical say we have the cure for Corona virus, We indeed have the cure.
All we ask is, for our leaders to stop playing Russian Roulette with our lives and avail Nigerians the cure to the virus. May God help us all.
Iris medical foundation no 12 Ajayi Road Ogba Ikeja.
imf_info@yahoo.com
drojeih@yahoo.com
Dr Paul Ojeih 08023950797
Dr Solomon Ojeih 07030595310
BY Dr Paul Olisa Ojeih MD Iris Medical Foundation Drugs and Pharmaceutical.
On March 3rd 2020, I got a call from The Honorable Minister of Information Alhaji Lai Mohammed. It was a 5 minutes call. The call was centered on Iris medical foundation Drugs and it's effectiveness in treating the Corona virus. I was blunt with the minister, I told him the truth I asked him do you people in Abuja want the Cure or you guys just want to be making billions from grants from America, WHO and other international agencies.
The truth is Covid 19 is a curable viral infection that we should not loose sleep over or fret over.
In 1985 there was a major viral out break in Tanzania. The fatality, was percent the death ratio was 10 infection to 9 death on a daily basis. The then president, Julius Nyanrere, invited Prof Dr Paul Ojeih Snr, founder of Iris Medical foundation who stepped into Tanzania and with in 3 months the virus was contained with in 6 months there was a cure.
That virus was treated with a phynto organic drug known as VENEDI ELIXIR. The virus was later classified as Ebola, virus.
I told Nigerians on social media that our government most especially The minister of health, The presidential Task force on Covid 19, The Ncdc, are reaping Nigerians off and making billions from this pandemic that never existed.
In my letter to the minister of information I told him that Covid 19 is perfectly treatable and curable.
I told the minister that I will infect myself with the virus under 73 hours that virus will be cured. I stake my name, my reputation and credibility that Corona virus is a curable disease.
Iris medical foundation drug and pharmaceutical has an authentic cure for this virus, a cure drived, from the enzymes of plants which is pharmacutically engineered to treat complex viral infection.
Our drug VENEDI Elixir for 18 years has been used, in the treatment of HIV viral infection, Herpes Viral infection, Syphilis viral infection and infections that are drug resistant.
I have told the federal government to stop playing games, to stop looting our treasury all in the name of borrowing money to build isolation centres that we don't need. They know the games they are playing .
They don't want to listen because this Covid pandemic is a money making venture, they are putting fears in Nigerians keeping them at home and milking our economy dry.
So far our government has spent billions of Naira, money that would have been put into good use.
The truth they say is bitter, and the bitter truth is Corona virus is another oil boom for some selected criminals In the government. When Madagascar launched their Herbal initiative to get a cure, I drew the attention of the minister of information and culture, who in turn informed the minister of health Dr Osagie, Ehanire, who went on air and said traditional medicine will be inculcated into the fight against Covid 19.
This was never done. While foot dragging, a tiny island nation like Madagascar found a cure through herbal medicine. Then our shameless Chairman of the presidential task force on Covid 19, Boss mustapha, said we were going to import a plane load of the Madagascar herbal cure.
Shame, to the country, Shame, to the government, shame to the minister of health and the Ncdc that have been playing games and politics and making billions off this pandemic that never existed.
I state, once again for the sake of clarity and emphasis that Corona virus is a baby virus a virus that is perfectly curable under 72 hours with Iris medical foundation drug known as VENEDI Elixir.
I have asked the government give me 10 infected patients let's place them on Iris Drugs we keep meeting with a brick wall resistance. Why are they foot dragging, what is their fear and resistance, they play politics meanwhile people are dying, people are loosing their jobs and the country is sliding into recession.
As a patriotic Nigeria, i have done my bid. I have sounded the alarm that Corona virus is a baby virus its a friendly virus that is perfectly curable.
This is a virus that is very stable in clinicals, a virus that does no harm to the body tissues and organs except when not treated.
In essence the virus can be within you and your body system still functions perfectly well with in 72 hours or even longer.
This can not be said of other deadly virus such as Ebola. Immediately Ebola enters your blood stream your immune gets compromised and shuts down with in 48hours, you start bleeding from all bodily pores all openings and orifice with in 72 hours you're dead.
But with Covid 19 you don't even know you're infected because the virus is not a violent virus that takes over your immunity and shuts it down.
We at Iris medical foundation for over 25 years have been into drug research and cure we understand what it means to compound drugs from plants and enzymes and synthesis it into potent cure.
Our founding MD Professor Dr Paul Olisa Ojeih (Professor of Medicine) is a pioneer in Alternative and comparative medicine and has popularised Alternative medicine and sector that China, and Indian have taking the lead on. This is one sector that our government has refuses to encourage and invest in, yet a tiny island nation like Madagascar has created and perfected the cure to Corona vurus.
Finally, when we say we In Iris medical foundation Drugs and pharmaceutical say we have the cure for Corona virus, We indeed have the cure.
All we ask is, for our leaders to stop playing Russian Roulette with our lives and avail Nigerians the cure to the virus. May God help us all.
Iris medical foundation no 12 Ajayi Road Ogba Ikeja.
imf_info@yahoo.com
drojeih@yahoo.com
Dr Paul Ojeih 08023950797
Dr Solomon Ojeih 07030595310
Sunday, 3 May 2020
GANI DEFEATS ALL LEGAL LUMINARIES IN NIGERIA CELEBRATION HIS POSTHUMOUS BIRTHDAY
*The Story of How Gani Almost Lost His Wig and Gown*
*_ by Onigegewura_*
Today is Gani’s birthday. Were the fiery advocate to be alive, he would have been 80 years old today. Of course, you know the Gani I am talking about. While most of us would go through life requiring both our first and last names [or in some cases of extremely famous people, their last names] for proper identification, there are a few people whose first name suffices as their trademark.
Growing up in the ‘80s, there were three Nigerians whose first names were legendary. It was even said at the time that a letter addressed to any of the three with only their first name would certainly be delivered to the right person. The oldest was Tai. Ask anyone who was old enough in the 80s, there was only one Tai. And that was Tai Solarin [August 20, 1922 - July 27,1994]. The youngest was Fela [October 15, 1938 - August 2, 1997]. Till date, the only Fela that most Nigerians know is Fela Anikulapo Kuti.
The third of the trio was Gani, the irrepressible advocate. Mention the name Gani anywhere in Nigeria and the tendency is for most people to assume that you are referring to Abdul Ganiyu Oyesola Fawehinmi. As Iya Agba would have said: A n ki, a n sa, a so pe aladanla, iwo n bere pe se okunrin loku abi obinrin. Se obinrin a ma lo ada ni ile Kaaro oojire ni? [We are praising someone to the left and right, describing the person as the owner of the mighty machete. You are still asking whether the person who died was a man or a woman. Have you ever seen a woman wielding big cutlass in Yorubaland?]
Gani was stuff legends are made of. He was as brilliant as he was fearless. He was as principled as he was generous. He was irrepressible. He was courageous. He was bold. He was brave. And he was Gani! If any testimonial about Gani’s fearlessness is required, IBB was kind enough to provide one when Gani died.
In the words of the former military president: “There was one vivid meeting that has remained in my memory about Gani, and that was in 1984. I was the Chief of Army Staff. Gani, in his characteristic manner, was as fearless as ever when we asked him to relate his own side of a particular issue as he blasted all of us irrespective of the fact that we were all generals in uniform and he was the only civilian among us and all what we did was to clap for him as we appreciated his courage.”
That’s Gani for you! O lo aso mo idi, gba ibon lowo omo ojo. [The brave one who while armed with only his loincloth was courageous enough to disarm the coward.]
Gani was a fighter who was not afraid to stand alone. And that’s what he did in this story Onigegewura is about to tell you today. He stood alone against the legal establishment in Nigeria. While the Nigerian Bar was represented by the formidable F. R. A Williams who led other bright stars of the Bar like G. C. M. Onyiuke, SAN; Kehinde Sofola, SAN; E. A. Molajo, SAN; and FRA Williams (jnr), Gani stood on the other side, all alone.
And it started with an advertorial in a weekly newsmagazine.
For other professionals, it would have been just another advert. But for a legal practitioner, it was a cardinal sin. One of the first things you are taught in Law School is that advertisement is against the ethics of the legal profession.
If you look carefully at the first picture above, you would observe that Gani was holding a book. I hope you can see it very well. Can you see the title of the book? You may need to zoom in on the picture. You can see it? Good! That’s Nigerian Constitutional Law Reports. That’s the book that triggered this story you are about to read.
In its March 23, 1981 edition, the West Africa magazine carried an advertorial announcing the publication of Gani’s new book. Yes, the same book in that picture. The magazine is now defunct.
The advertisement ran like this:
A NEW BOOK ON NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION
TITLED
NIGERIAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW REPORTS
1981 Volume One
Edited by
Chief Gani Fawehinmi
The famous, reputable and controversial Nigerian Lawyer
The legal establishment in Nigeria must have read the advertisement a million times! The famous, reputable and controversial Nigerian Lawyer! What audacity! What insolence! Famous! Reputable! Controversial! Has the Rules of Professional Conduct been amended? Lawyers ran to their libraries to check the RPC. No, it had not been amended. It was still there in black and white. It was in fact Rule 33.
As fate would have it, the National Executive Council of the Nigeria Bar Association was scheduled to meet the following month in Calabar. The President of the NBA at the time was Chief Adetunji Fadayiro while Mrs. Hairat Balogun was the Secretary General. Of course, your guess is right, the issue of Gani’s ‘self-advertisement’ was on top of the agenda. It was at the meeting in Calabar that it was resolved that the conduct of Gani should be referred to the Disciplinary Committee.
Let me tell you about the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee. It is a body established under the Legal Practitioners Act. It serves as lawyers’ court. When a lawyer does something ‘unprofessional’, it is the Committee that will decide his case. In other words, the duty of the LPDC is to consider and determine any case charging a legal practitioner with misbehaviour. That’s where Gani was to be taken to for advertising himself or causing himself to be advertised as famous, reputable, and controversial Nigerian lawyer. And you know what? Gani was less than 17 years at the Bar at the material time.
On December 1, 1981, Gani was in his chambers at Sabiu Ajose Crescent in Surulere when he was served with a letter from the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation, Federal Ministry of Justice. At the time, the Ministry was in Ikoyi, Lagos. The letter was signed by Mrs. O. O. Fatunde on behalf of the Solicitor General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary of the Ministry.
The letter informed Gani that the attention of the Hon. Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice had been drawn to the advertisement in the magazine I told you about. The Honourable Attorney General requested Gani to show cause by way of written explanation why the matter should not be referred to the LPDC for appropriate action.
The ‘famous, reputable, and controversial’ legal practitioner was given 14 days to respond.
However, on December 3, the same Mrs. Fatunde drew up a formal charge against Gani. It was a two-count charge. Under count one, Gani was alleged to have contravened Rule 33 – I have told you about the rule – by commercially advertising the importance of his position as a lawyer in Nigeria by describing himself as “the famous, reputable and controversial Nigerian lawyer.” Under count two, Gani was accused of contravening Rule 34. He was informed that his case would be heard by the LPDC on January 25, 1982.
Now, this is very important. How many days was Gani given to respond to the first letter? 14 days! You are right. Second question, what was the date of the letter? December 1. So by logic of simple arithmetic, Gani ought to have been allowed till December 14 before any action was taken, right?
Gani who was in the process of responding to the initial letter was naturally shocked to receive the charge – two days after the service of the letter. He checked the calendar. He still had more than 10 days! Why the haste? Who was in a hurry to see him in the dock? It was this haste in the framing of the charges which excited his suspicion and put him in fear, leaving him in doubt as to whether his trial would be fair.
The Ondo Chief knew that ijafara lewu [delay could be risky]. He knew that to wait for the January 25 date would be dangerous. Yet, he knew that the matter at hand was like hot soup; he needed to be strategic if he was not to burn his tongue. Like a fighter he was, Gani went to his legal armoury to fortify himself for the coming battle. Sleepless nights were spent researching all the fine points of law.
On January 25, Gani went to the Nigerian Law School in Victoria Island where the LPDC proceedings would take place. Immediately his case was called and he saw that Chief Richard Akinjide, who was the Federal Attorney General, was also the chairman of the LPDC, Gani knew that his hen would never get justice in the court of fox. Chief Akinjide told him that his case would be adjourned to February 22, 1982 when his trial would begin.
On leaving the Law School, Gani did not bother to go home. He headed straight to the Lagos High Court. You know that Gani was clever. He did not alert the other party about what he wanted to do. He filed an ex-parte motion for the enforcement of his fundamental right.
Two days later, he was back in Court to argue his application before My Lord Justice Ademola Candide Johnson. [I have explained the difference between ex-parte application and motion on notice in the MKO Abiola and Afe Babalola’s story.] In arguing his application before His Lordship, Gani submitted that he was doubtful of getting fair hearing before the LPDC. His Lordship listened to the famous, reputable and controversial lawyer. To Gani’s eternal relief, Justice Candide Johnson agreed with him. My Lord was satisfied that there was merit in his application. The court ordered the LPDC to ‘stay further proceedings in respect of the charges against the applicant until Gani’s substantive application was finally determined’.
Gani had scored the first goal!
It was a very proud Gani that went to court the following day to file his motion on notice. This was to formally notify the LPDC that he was challenging its competence to try him on the charges as framed and on the panel as constituted. Upon being served with the order and the application, the LPDC constituted a team of formidable legal practitioners to represent its interest.
On February 25, 1982, the two parties appeared before His Lordship. Gani’s friend and fellow
activist, Dr. Olu Onagoruwa led the counsel appearing for Gani. The LPDC team was led by the legendary FRA Williams. Though the matter was strictly between Gani and the LPDC, almost every lawyer in Lagos was in court on that day. Gani was just seventeen years old at the Bar. His future in the profession hung precariously on the outcome of the suit.
Has Onigegewura told you the grounds upon which Gani was even challenging the competence of LPDC? I haven’t? I will tell you.
Do you recall what Mrs. Fatunde said in her letter to Gani on December 1? She said that “the attention of the Attorney-General.....” You remember? Good. Mrs. Fatunde who drafted the charge was a counsel in the Office of the Attorney General. I hope you are following these fine details. In effect, the Attorney General was, by the letter of December 1, the accuser. The Attorney General, by the charge of December 3, was also the prosecutor. That’s not all. Have I told you that the Attorney General was also the chairman of the LPDC? Yes, the chairman of the LPDC was the Federal Attorney General and Minister of Justice, who at the material time, was Chief Richard Akinjide, SAN.
I can see you shaking your head in disbelief.
Gani’s case was therefore straightforward. According to him, “As a result of the part played by the Attorney General of the Federation in bringing the complaint and charges to the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee, there is a real likelihood of bias on his part as Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee in the consideration and the determination of the said complaint and charges.”
At the hearing before Justice Candide Johnson, both parties put up spirited argument in support of their respective case. At the conclusion of hearing, Justice Johnson decided the case in favour of Gani. That was not all. His Lordship also came down heavily on the composition of the LPDC. In prohibiting the Committee as constituted from proceeding to try Gani, His Lordship found that there was a real likelihood of bias if the Committee was allowed to determine the charges against Gani.
According to His Lordship: “…neither the members of the Executive Committee present at the meeting held at Calabar on the 25th of April, 1981 nor the Attorney General of the Federation is competent to sit on the Disciplinary Committee if the provision of section 33(1) of the Constitution is to be preserved and enforced.”
Gani had scored the second goal!
Naturally, the LPDC and its parent body, the NBA, were not happy with the judgment. Their legal team was instructed to challenge the decision at the Court of Appeal.
The Appeal was heard by five Lord Justices: My Lords Nasir, Kazeem, Nnaemeka-Agu, Mohammed and Kutigi. On behalf of LPDC, it was contended that to the extent that the Legal Practitioners Act did not make the decision of the Committee final and conclusive, Gani’s rights were not infringed under the Constitution. The trial court’s decision was also faulted on the ground that His Lordship made a finding on the truth or otherwise of Gani’s affidavit when Gani was not cross-examined.
The Panel listened to the parties and in a unanimous and considered judgment, all the five Lord Justices dismissed the appeal as being without merit. In holding that the appeal failed, My Lord Nasir ordered that “the Attorney General of the Federation, (Chief Akinjide) and the three members of the Disciplinary Committee against whom complaint has been made are prohibited from taking part in any future proceedings as members of the Disciplinary Committee…”
Gani had scored the third goal. But the match was not yet over.
LPDC decided to drag Gani to the Supreme Court for the Mother of All Battles. Having regard to the constitutional importance of the case, seven Lord Justices were empanelled to hear the appeal.
Chief FRA Williams who led three other senior advocates and one junior put up brilliant and creative arguments before the apex Court. According to the former Attorney General of the Western Region, the function of the LPDC was to set the ball of disciplinary proceedings in motion, and this was basically an administrative function. The foremost legal practitioner cited many landmark decisions from the House of Lords in the United Kingdom as well as from the Supreme Court of the United States in order to persuade the Court to upturn the decisions of the lower courts. In particular, FRA Williams urged the Court to avoid what Lord Wilberforce of Britain had referred to as “the austerity of tabulated legalism” in interpreting the Constitution.
It was an impressive submission. My Lords were impressed with the quality of advocacy of the first Senior Advocate of Nigeria [awarded on April 3, 1975, along with Dr. Nabo Bekinbo Graham-Douglas].
Gani who appeared for himself responded to the Chief’s argument in his characteristic forensic and analytical manner. He contended that contrary to FRA’s submission, there were two different and distinct bodies dealing with discipline under the Legal Practitioners Act, namely the Legal Practitioners Investigating Panel and the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal. He argued that the latter had power of trial and punishment. And it was before the Tribunal that he was brought. The Tribunal must therefore observe rules of fair hearing. Like FRA, Gani also cited authorities which went as far back as 1890 as well as decisions from even the Hong Kong Law Report!
It was equally an impressive submission. My Lords were impressed with the quality of advocacy of the relatively young advocate who would not become a Senior Advocate until 2001.
In resolving the issue before it, the Supreme Court said that one of the cases cited by Gani was very proximate to the matter before it. That’s the case of Re Godden where a medical doctor who had examined a police officer and had formed opinion about his mental state was later requested to be the doctor to issue a report when a formal proceeding was to be taken.
Having considered all the arguments canvassed by both LPDC and Gani in the light of the facts of the case, My Lords placed the matter on the invisible scale of justice. Slowly and slowly, the scale began to tilt in favour of Gani. And finally, My Lord Aniagolu pronounced the magic words: “In the result, this appeal by the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal must fail, and hereby fails.”
In dismissing the appeal, His Lordship held that: “In the instant appeal, Chief Richard Akinjide, by reason of the way he handled the Respondent’s (Gani) matter was in like, although not exact, positions as Dr. B in Re Godden…. his behavior seemed to portray him as having arrived at a conclusion on the guilt of the Respondent, Gani, thus rendering him unfit to sit again, in judgment over the case…”
His Lordship was not alone in throwing out the appeal. Justice Obaseki also held that: “Chief R. O. Akinjide and members of the National Executive of the Nigerian Bar Association cannot play the role of prosecutor and adjudicator at the same time.”
Justice Esho also concurred with their Lordships and held that: “Nothing could be worse than the instant case in seeking an example of breach of natural justice. The accusers are not just merely the judges but they are in fact impatient accuser judges; and undisguisedly so.” Other Justices on the panel, My Lords Irikefe, Uwais, Karibi-Whyte, and Oputa also did not hesitate to dismiss the appeal filed by LPDC.
The appeal was not only dismissed, the apex Court also directed LPDC to pay Gani the costs of the appeal which was assessed at the princely sum of N300 [Three Hundred Naira only].
Gani had scored the fourth and final goal of the legal match!
The Supreme Court blew the final whistle!
Match Over!!!
May Almighty Allah forgive Gani’s shortcomings and continue to grant him aljannat fridaus.
What is your fondest memory of Gani, the famous, reputable, and controversial Nigerian lawyer?
I thank you for your time.
Olanrewaju Onigegewura©
History Does Not Forget
Culled from Onigegewura.blogspot
The right of Olanrewaju Onigegewura© to be identified as the author of stories published on this blog has been asserted by him in accordance with the copyright laws
*_ by Onigegewura_*
Today is Gani’s birthday. Were the fiery advocate to be alive, he would have been 80 years old today. Of course, you know the Gani I am talking about. While most of us would go through life requiring both our first and last names [or in some cases of extremely famous people, their last names] for proper identification, there are a few people whose first name suffices as their trademark.
Growing up in the ‘80s, there were three Nigerians whose first names were legendary. It was even said at the time that a letter addressed to any of the three with only their first name would certainly be delivered to the right person. The oldest was Tai. Ask anyone who was old enough in the 80s, there was only one Tai. And that was Tai Solarin [August 20, 1922 - July 27,1994]. The youngest was Fela [October 15, 1938 - August 2, 1997]. Till date, the only Fela that most Nigerians know is Fela Anikulapo Kuti.
The third of the trio was Gani, the irrepressible advocate. Mention the name Gani anywhere in Nigeria and the tendency is for most people to assume that you are referring to Abdul Ganiyu Oyesola Fawehinmi. As Iya Agba would have said: A n ki, a n sa, a so pe aladanla, iwo n bere pe se okunrin loku abi obinrin. Se obinrin a ma lo ada ni ile Kaaro oojire ni? [We are praising someone to the left and right, describing the person as the owner of the mighty machete. You are still asking whether the person who died was a man or a woman. Have you ever seen a woman wielding big cutlass in Yorubaland?]
Gani was stuff legends are made of. He was as brilliant as he was fearless. He was as principled as he was generous. He was irrepressible. He was courageous. He was bold. He was brave. And he was Gani! If any testimonial about Gani’s fearlessness is required, IBB was kind enough to provide one when Gani died.
In the words of the former military president: “There was one vivid meeting that has remained in my memory about Gani, and that was in 1984. I was the Chief of Army Staff. Gani, in his characteristic manner, was as fearless as ever when we asked him to relate his own side of a particular issue as he blasted all of us irrespective of the fact that we were all generals in uniform and he was the only civilian among us and all what we did was to clap for him as we appreciated his courage.”
That’s Gani for you! O lo aso mo idi, gba ibon lowo omo ojo. [The brave one who while armed with only his loincloth was courageous enough to disarm the coward.]
Gani was a fighter who was not afraid to stand alone. And that’s what he did in this story Onigegewura is about to tell you today. He stood alone against the legal establishment in Nigeria. While the Nigerian Bar was represented by the formidable F. R. A Williams who led other bright stars of the Bar like G. C. M. Onyiuke, SAN; Kehinde Sofola, SAN; E. A. Molajo, SAN; and FRA Williams (jnr), Gani stood on the other side, all alone.
And it started with an advertorial in a weekly newsmagazine.
For other professionals, it would have been just another advert. But for a legal practitioner, it was a cardinal sin. One of the first things you are taught in Law School is that advertisement is against the ethics of the legal profession.
If you look carefully at the first picture above, you would observe that Gani was holding a book. I hope you can see it very well. Can you see the title of the book? You may need to zoom in on the picture. You can see it? Good! That’s Nigerian Constitutional Law Reports. That’s the book that triggered this story you are about to read.
In its March 23, 1981 edition, the West Africa magazine carried an advertorial announcing the publication of Gani’s new book. Yes, the same book in that picture. The magazine is now defunct.
The advertisement ran like this:
A NEW BOOK ON NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION
TITLED
NIGERIAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW REPORTS
1981 Volume One
Edited by
Chief Gani Fawehinmi
The famous, reputable and controversial Nigerian Lawyer
The legal establishment in Nigeria must have read the advertisement a million times! The famous, reputable and controversial Nigerian Lawyer! What audacity! What insolence! Famous! Reputable! Controversial! Has the Rules of Professional Conduct been amended? Lawyers ran to their libraries to check the RPC. No, it had not been amended. It was still there in black and white. It was in fact Rule 33.
As fate would have it, the National Executive Council of the Nigeria Bar Association was scheduled to meet the following month in Calabar. The President of the NBA at the time was Chief Adetunji Fadayiro while Mrs. Hairat Balogun was the Secretary General. Of course, your guess is right, the issue of Gani’s ‘self-advertisement’ was on top of the agenda. It was at the meeting in Calabar that it was resolved that the conduct of Gani should be referred to the Disciplinary Committee.
Let me tell you about the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee. It is a body established under the Legal Practitioners Act. It serves as lawyers’ court. When a lawyer does something ‘unprofessional’, it is the Committee that will decide his case. In other words, the duty of the LPDC is to consider and determine any case charging a legal practitioner with misbehaviour. That’s where Gani was to be taken to for advertising himself or causing himself to be advertised as famous, reputable, and controversial Nigerian lawyer. And you know what? Gani was less than 17 years at the Bar at the material time.
On December 1, 1981, Gani was in his chambers at Sabiu Ajose Crescent in Surulere when he was served with a letter from the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation, Federal Ministry of Justice. At the time, the Ministry was in Ikoyi, Lagos. The letter was signed by Mrs. O. O. Fatunde on behalf of the Solicitor General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary of the Ministry.
The letter informed Gani that the attention of the Hon. Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice had been drawn to the advertisement in the magazine I told you about. The Honourable Attorney General requested Gani to show cause by way of written explanation why the matter should not be referred to the LPDC for appropriate action.
The ‘famous, reputable, and controversial’ legal practitioner was given 14 days to respond.
However, on December 3, the same Mrs. Fatunde drew up a formal charge against Gani. It was a two-count charge. Under count one, Gani was alleged to have contravened Rule 33 – I have told you about the rule – by commercially advertising the importance of his position as a lawyer in Nigeria by describing himself as “the famous, reputable and controversial Nigerian lawyer.” Under count two, Gani was accused of contravening Rule 34. He was informed that his case would be heard by the LPDC on January 25, 1982.
Now, this is very important. How many days was Gani given to respond to the first letter? 14 days! You are right. Second question, what was the date of the letter? December 1. So by logic of simple arithmetic, Gani ought to have been allowed till December 14 before any action was taken, right?
Gani who was in the process of responding to the initial letter was naturally shocked to receive the charge – two days after the service of the letter. He checked the calendar. He still had more than 10 days! Why the haste? Who was in a hurry to see him in the dock? It was this haste in the framing of the charges which excited his suspicion and put him in fear, leaving him in doubt as to whether his trial would be fair.
The Ondo Chief knew that ijafara lewu [delay could be risky]. He knew that to wait for the January 25 date would be dangerous. Yet, he knew that the matter at hand was like hot soup; he needed to be strategic if he was not to burn his tongue. Like a fighter he was, Gani went to his legal armoury to fortify himself for the coming battle. Sleepless nights were spent researching all the fine points of law.
On January 25, Gani went to the Nigerian Law School in Victoria Island where the LPDC proceedings would take place. Immediately his case was called and he saw that Chief Richard Akinjide, who was the Federal Attorney General, was also the chairman of the LPDC, Gani knew that his hen would never get justice in the court of fox. Chief Akinjide told him that his case would be adjourned to February 22, 1982 when his trial would begin.
On leaving the Law School, Gani did not bother to go home. He headed straight to the Lagos High Court. You know that Gani was clever. He did not alert the other party about what he wanted to do. He filed an ex-parte motion for the enforcement of his fundamental right.
Two days later, he was back in Court to argue his application before My Lord Justice Ademola Candide Johnson. [I have explained the difference between ex-parte application and motion on notice in the MKO Abiola and Afe Babalola’s story.] In arguing his application before His Lordship, Gani submitted that he was doubtful of getting fair hearing before the LPDC. His Lordship listened to the famous, reputable and controversial lawyer. To Gani’s eternal relief, Justice Candide Johnson agreed with him. My Lord was satisfied that there was merit in his application. The court ordered the LPDC to ‘stay further proceedings in respect of the charges against the applicant until Gani’s substantive application was finally determined’.
Gani had scored the first goal!
It was a very proud Gani that went to court the following day to file his motion on notice. This was to formally notify the LPDC that he was challenging its competence to try him on the charges as framed and on the panel as constituted. Upon being served with the order and the application, the LPDC constituted a team of formidable legal practitioners to represent its interest.
On February 25, 1982, the two parties appeared before His Lordship. Gani’s friend and fellow
activist, Dr. Olu Onagoruwa led the counsel appearing for Gani. The LPDC team was led by the legendary FRA Williams. Though the matter was strictly between Gani and the LPDC, almost every lawyer in Lagos was in court on that day. Gani was just seventeen years old at the Bar. His future in the profession hung precariously on the outcome of the suit.
Has Onigegewura told you the grounds upon which Gani was even challenging the competence of LPDC? I haven’t? I will tell you.
Do you recall what Mrs. Fatunde said in her letter to Gani on December 1? She said that “the attention of the Attorney-General.....” You remember? Good. Mrs. Fatunde who drafted the charge was a counsel in the Office of the Attorney General. I hope you are following these fine details. In effect, the Attorney General was, by the letter of December 1, the accuser. The Attorney General, by the charge of December 3, was also the prosecutor. That’s not all. Have I told you that the Attorney General was also the chairman of the LPDC? Yes, the chairman of the LPDC was the Federal Attorney General and Minister of Justice, who at the material time, was Chief Richard Akinjide, SAN.
I can see you shaking your head in disbelief.
Gani’s case was therefore straightforward. According to him, “As a result of the part played by the Attorney General of the Federation in bringing the complaint and charges to the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee, there is a real likelihood of bias on his part as Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee in the consideration and the determination of the said complaint and charges.”
At the hearing before Justice Candide Johnson, both parties put up spirited argument in support of their respective case. At the conclusion of hearing, Justice Johnson decided the case in favour of Gani. That was not all. His Lordship also came down heavily on the composition of the LPDC. In prohibiting the Committee as constituted from proceeding to try Gani, His Lordship found that there was a real likelihood of bias if the Committee was allowed to determine the charges against Gani.
According to His Lordship: “…neither the members of the Executive Committee present at the meeting held at Calabar on the 25th of April, 1981 nor the Attorney General of the Federation is competent to sit on the Disciplinary Committee if the provision of section 33(1) of the Constitution is to be preserved and enforced.”
Gani had scored the second goal!
Naturally, the LPDC and its parent body, the NBA, were not happy with the judgment. Their legal team was instructed to challenge the decision at the Court of Appeal.
The Appeal was heard by five Lord Justices: My Lords Nasir, Kazeem, Nnaemeka-Agu, Mohammed and Kutigi. On behalf of LPDC, it was contended that to the extent that the Legal Practitioners Act did not make the decision of the Committee final and conclusive, Gani’s rights were not infringed under the Constitution. The trial court’s decision was also faulted on the ground that His Lordship made a finding on the truth or otherwise of Gani’s affidavit when Gani was not cross-examined.
The Panel listened to the parties and in a unanimous and considered judgment, all the five Lord Justices dismissed the appeal as being without merit. In holding that the appeal failed, My Lord Nasir ordered that “the Attorney General of the Federation, (Chief Akinjide) and the three members of the Disciplinary Committee against whom complaint has been made are prohibited from taking part in any future proceedings as members of the Disciplinary Committee…”
Gani had scored the third goal. But the match was not yet over.
LPDC decided to drag Gani to the Supreme Court for the Mother of All Battles. Having regard to the constitutional importance of the case, seven Lord Justices were empanelled to hear the appeal.
Chief FRA Williams who led three other senior advocates and one junior put up brilliant and creative arguments before the apex Court. According to the former Attorney General of the Western Region, the function of the LPDC was to set the ball of disciplinary proceedings in motion, and this was basically an administrative function. The foremost legal practitioner cited many landmark decisions from the House of Lords in the United Kingdom as well as from the Supreme Court of the United States in order to persuade the Court to upturn the decisions of the lower courts. In particular, FRA Williams urged the Court to avoid what Lord Wilberforce of Britain had referred to as “the austerity of tabulated legalism” in interpreting the Constitution.
It was an impressive submission. My Lords were impressed with the quality of advocacy of the first Senior Advocate of Nigeria [awarded on April 3, 1975, along with Dr. Nabo Bekinbo Graham-Douglas].
Gani who appeared for himself responded to the Chief’s argument in his characteristic forensic and analytical manner. He contended that contrary to FRA’s submission, there were two different and distinct bodies dealing with discipline under the Legal Practitioners Act, namely the Legal Practitioners Investigating Panel and the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal. He argued that the latter had power of trial and punishment. And it was before the Tribunal that he was brought. The Tribunal must therefore observe rules of fair hearing. Like FRA, Gani also cited authorities which went as far back as 1890 as well as decisions from even the Hong Kong Law Report!
It was equally an impressive submission. My Lords were impressed with the quality of advocacy of the relatively young advocate who would not become a Senior Advocate until 2001.
In resolving the issue before it, the Supreme Court said that one of the cases cited by Gani was very proximate to the matter before it. That’s the case of Re Godden where a medical doctor who had examined a police officer and had formed opinion about his mental state was later requested to be the doctor to issue a report when a formal proceeding was to be taken.
Having considered all the arguments canvassed by both LPDC and Gani in the light of the facts of the case, My Lords placed the matter on the invisible scale of justice. Slowly and slowly, the scale began to tilt in favour of Gani. And finally, My Lord Aniagolu pronounced the magic words: “In the result, this appeal by the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal must fail, and hereby fails.”
In dismissing the appeal, His Lordship held that: “In the instant appeal, Chief Richard Akinjide, by reason of the way he handled the Respondent’s (Gani) matter was in like, although not exact, positions as Dr. B in Re Godden…. his behavior seemed to portray him as having arrived at a conclusion on the guilt of the Respondent, Gani, thus rendering him unfit to sit again, in judgment over the case…”
His Lordship was not alone in throwing out the appeal. Justice Obaseki also held that: “Chief R. O. Akinjide and members of the National Executive of the Nigerian Bar Association cannot play the role of prosecutor and adjudicator at the same time.”
Justice Esho also concurred with their Lordships and held that: “Nothing could be worse than the instant case in seeking an example of breach of natural justice. The accusers are not just merely the judges but they are in fact impatient accuser judges; and undisguisedly so.” Other Justices on the panel, My Lords Irikefe, Uwais, Karibi-Whyte, and Oputa also did not hesitate to dismiss the appeal filed by LPDC.
The appeal was not only dismissed, the apex Court also directed LPDC to pay Gani the costs of the appeal which was assessed at the princely sum of N300 [Three Hundred Naira only].
Gani had scored the fourth and final goal of the legal match!
The Supreme Court blew the final whistle!
Match Over!!!
May Almighty Allah forgive Gani’s shortcomings and continue to grant him aljannat fridaus.
What is your fondest memory of Gani, the famous, reputable, and controversial Nigerian lawyer?
I thank you for your time.
Olanrewaju Onigegewura©
History Does Not Forget
Culled from Onigegewura.blogspot
The right of Olanrewaju Onigegewura© to be identified as the author of stories published on this blog has been asserted by him in accordance with the copyright laws
Saturday, 2 May 2020
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THIS is the website for WAEC E-LEARNING Resources.
It has all subjects and Chief Examiner's Report for the past ten (10) years.
All students preparing for 2020 Senior Secondary School Examination, SSCE should visit the site and prepare for the examination using the available resources.
It has past questions and other guides which candidates should use especially during this lockdown window.
Best of luck
*https://waeconline.org.ng/e-learning*
THIS is the website for WAEC E-LEARNING Resources.
It has all subjects and Chief Examiner's Report for the past ten (10) years.
All students preparing for 2020 Senior Secondary School Examination, SSCE should visit the site and prepare for the examination using the available resources.
It has past questions and other guides which candidates should use especially during this lockdown window.
Best of luck
Friday, 1 May 2020
A Contrary Opinion
I disagree with many parts of this write up o...✋
The average Nigerian youth & degree holder is not so lazy, many go to acquire degrees with the mind of setting up a business in their specialised areas, but the country makes this difficult and frustrating...
They have ideas, but can you execute without capital?
There are many youths who cannot actualize their dreams here, the lucky ones are able to escape and go abroad and the opportunities they have there, cannot be compared to what we have here...it is out of frustration that some degree holders take those stressful jobs with little pay , some considering the fact that their parents have suffered to see them through school and cannot stress them further to provide capital for business investments...therefore, they take those jobs cos they wish to be financially independent and give their parents some relief...if they approach banks for loan, they don't get it cos many of them cannot come up with the conditions banks will attach to the loan....
Let's talk about our own field sef, some teachers that I know have authored some books but cannot get it approved for sale....for one reason or the other...but really, we acknowledge that some of these teachers are Brilliant and have proved over the years that they know their onions but then, what's the bottleneck... ?😁
Many of Nigerian youths are celebrated abroad today, cos they have not been given the opportunity here to showcase the genius in them....🤷♀
Those abroad that are technologically endowed have numerous opportunities to showcase & get funding & backing for their innovations...
Even in the midst of this covid-19, many young microbiologist, cell biologists & other researchers have come up with some indigenous alternatives for treatment but is anybody listening to them ? Just this morning I read that US has decided to support local treatment for covid 19 generated in Madagascar...
Why not Naija...?
Over this one month, a particular TV station has been showcasing our young Nigerian doctors in various fields working abroad and are leading other medical groups in treating patients with covid-19, I feel so proud that these are young Nigerians but then, what could have been their fate if they didn't have the opportunity to jet out...
In our quest for youths acquisition of vocational skills, many have learnt hair dressing , barbing, photography, sewing etc but have closed shops cos there's no regular electricity for them to operate and be productive & so, many have even gone to take menial jobs to survive , so is this to say, the youths are lazy?
Our Naira keeps losing value everyday, is it the fault of Degree holders?
Those sweeping the streets of London & those working in people's homes as cleaners, by the time they bring the dollars & pounds here & change it to Naira, it will be more than Prof's salary...😁😁😁 afterall, they worked to earn that money, they didn't steal 🤷♀
I beg, Prof needs to know that not everybody can sell chips o & not everybody can be a Dangote, not every business is successful too, manyare hanging on cut throat loans ni o..😁...besides, many have been destined to be the likes of Prof. Wole Soyinka ,Chike Obi Zulu Sofola, Alele William's etc...
What many degree holders need is support and abundant opportunities to put their skills into operation...
In fact, it's not easy to be a Nigerian, that's why they always say Nigerians can survive anywhere in the world...
God bless Nigeria Youths..😁🙌
The average Nigerian youth & degree holder is not so lazy, many go to acquire degrees with the mind of setting up a business in their specialised areas, but the country makes this difficult and frustrating...
They have ideas, but can you execute without capital?
There are many youths who cannot actualize their dreams here, the lucky ones are able to escape and go abroad and the opportunities they have there, cannot be compared to what we have here...it is out of frustration that some degree holders take those stressful jobs with little pay , some considering the fact that their parents have suffered to see them through school and cannot stress them further to provide capital for business investments...therefore, they take those jobs cos they wish to be financially independent and give their parents some relief...if they approach banks for loan, they don't get it cos many of them cannot come up with the conditions banks will attach to the loan....
Let's talk about our own field sef, some teachers that I know have authored some books but cannot get it approved for sale....for one reason or the other...but really, we acknowledge that some of these teachers are Brilliant and have proved over the years that they know their onions but then, what's the bottleneck... ?😁
Many of Nigerian youths are celebrated abroad today, cos they have not been given the opportunity here to showcase the genius in them....🤷♀
Those abroad that are technologically endowed have numerous opportunities to showcase & get funding & backing for their innovations...
Even in the midst of this covid-19, many young microbiologist, cell biologists & other researchers have come up with some indigenous alternatives for treatment but is anybody listening to them ? Just this morning I read that US has decided to support local treatment for covid 19 generated in Madagascar...
Why not Naija...?
Over this one month, a particular TV station has been showcasing our young Nigerian doctors in various fields working abroad and are leading other medical groups in treating patients with covid-19, I feel so proud that these are young Nigerians but then, what could have been their fate if they didn't have the opportunity to jet out...
In our quest for youths acquisition of vocational skills, many have learnt hair dressing , barbing, photography, sewing etc but have closed shops cos there's no regular electricity for them to operate and be productive & so, many have even gone to take menial jobs to survive , so is this to say, the youths are lazy?
Our Naira keeps losing value everyday, is it the fault of Degree holders?
Those sweeping the streets of London & those working in people's homes as cleaners, by the time they bring the dollars & pounds here & change it to Naira, it will be more than Prof's salary...😁😁😁 afterall, they worked to earn that money, they didn't steal 🤷♀
I beg, Prof needs to know that not everybody can sell chips o & not everybody can be a Dangote, not every business is successful too, manyare hanging on cut throat loans ni o..😁...besides, many have been destined to be the likes of Prof. Wole Soyinka ,Chike Obi Zulu Sofola, Alele William's etc...
What many degree holders need is support and abundant opportunities to put their skills into operation...
In fact, it's not easy to be a Nigerian, that's why they always say Nigerians can survive anywhere in the world...
God bless Nigeria Youths..😁🙌
Nigerian Graduate Youth Wake Up. No Job Anywhere.
*LETTER TO YOUTH*
By Prof Benard Odoh
Keep your Degree in a safe custody for future opportunity, and engage in entrepreneur skills, otherwise you will die poor.
Most of the educated people in Nigeria are poor. Majority of the educated earn less than N55,000 for a salary before tax and other deductions. When the deductions are put into consideration, the net salary comes to around N50,000. The net salary then suffers from loan deductions of up to N15,000 leaving the salary at around N35,000. The landlord then demands for his N15,000 and monthly shopping takes away N10,000 leaving one with a N10,000. The bus will demand for N300 going to and from work and relatives get another N2,500. The whole salary is gone and borrowed money starts operating. The borrowed money includes short loans and salary advances.
The difference between poverty and prosperity is property. A prosperous person has property to his name while a poverty stricken person has no property to show. Using this understanding, therefore, most of the degree holders are poverty stricken, borrowing money to buy chicken and chips, pizza, and a car.
The biggest excuse for getting paid such low amounts of money and having to sit and work for another person for 30 days is THE DEGREE that one possesses and that’s all. This has made most of the degree holders very poor to poverty stricken and will die that way most likely. A degree holder does not know how to generate money unless that money is generated for the employer. A degree holder is so dependent on the salary that he can do anything to get a job but will not think of starting a business of his own to employ others.
Interesting Facts!
1. A degree holder is not prepared to sell chips but is very happy to work for hungry lion (companies).
2. A degree holder is not prepared to sell popcorn in the street but is very happy to work for Dangote outlet in the city and mum river-sides.
3. A degree holder is not prepared to sell second hand clothes but is very happy to be employed by Zenith Bank which the business of selling stocks and looking for customers in a scorching Sun.
4. A degree holder is not prepared to make N150,000 monthly doing his own business but is very happy to work at the till in a bank getting paid N25,000.
5. A degree holder is not prepared to start a company and grow it in two to three years but will spend three years searching for a job.
6. A degree holder is not prepared to sell food to students but will be happy to be reporting to a boss with no qualifications as Office Assistant as long as he is paid N30,000 for a salary.
7. A degree holder is so eager to get out of this country and work in another country than spend time to develop his own country.
8. A degree holder staying in a foreign land (Nigerian) is very keen to condemn Nigeria but never contributing to the development of this country.
9. A Nigerian degree holder would rather sweep the streets of London or USA than start a business to make money in her father land – others work in people’s homes doing some work (cleaners).
10. A degree holder in Nigeria will watch porn on his laptop but never sit to write a book using the same laptop to sell and make money.
11. A degree holder will blame the government for lack of jobs even after he was on government bursary for him to have his degree.
12. Nigeria is blessed with young people who have master’s degree and others are doctors in different technical fields such as IT and Engineering but all of them have failed to create a cartoon character or develop a movie from the same instead very happy to buy Tom and Jerry for their children thereby promoting American and UK.
A school I visit, there is a man that is of very humble background. He does not speak English but sells Coke, Fanta and Sprite at N80 each making a profit of N10 on each drink. He also sells chips at N50 making a profit of N17 on each portion. Not less than 80 students buy chips and a drink every single day. This means he makes a profit of N27 for a drink and chips and a total profit of N2,160 per day…every single day. In ten days he makes a profit of N21,600 in twenty days N43,200 and in thirty days N64,800.
The degree holder working in a bank at the till gets a salary of N45,000 every month.
Why are the degree holders poor?
Because they have decided to pride themselves in a degree and failed to think better than a man who does not have even a certificate to his name.
Degree holders spend their time liking articles on linkedIn and facebook but never have any care in the world to implement what they like. Poverty starts from the mind, a mind that just likes things but never to implement those things.
If you want to progress, keep that degree and start thinking better than someone without a degree. There's no white collar Job anywhere bro!
Be prepared to get your hands dirty and work like an ox for your business. Your hard work will pay off.
Think Success!!! Think Entrepreneurship!!!👌👌
Yours Sincerely.....
Coalition Of Social Entrepreneurs...
fight your way to that financial freedom you seek.
AYD S/GARI CHAPTER.
BUILD THE YOUTH.
BUILD THE NATION.
By Prof Benard Odoh
Keep your Degree in a safe custody for future opportunity, and engage in entrepreneur skills, otherwise you will die poor.
Most of the educated people in Nigeria are poor. Majority of the educated earn less than N55,000 for a salary before tax and other deductions. When the deductions are put into consideration, the net salary comes to around N50,000. The net salary then suffers from loan deductions of up to N15,000 leaving the salary at around N35,000. The landlord then demands for his N15,000 and monthly shopping takes away N10,000 leaving one with a N10,000. The bus will demand for N300 going to and from work and relatives get another N2,500. The whole salary is gone and borrowed money starts operating. The borrowed money includes short loans and salary advances.
The difference between poverty and prosperity is property. A prosperous person has property to his name while a poverty stricken person has no property to show. Using this understanding, therefore, most of the degree holders are poverty stricken, borrowing money to buy chicken and chips, pizza, and a car.
The biggest excuse for getting paid such low amounts of money and having to sit and work for another person for 30 days is THE DEGREE that one possesses and that’s all. This has made most of the degree holders very poor to poverty stricken and will die that way most likely. A degree holder does not know how to generate money unless that money is generated for the employer. A degree holder is so dependent on the salary that he can do anything to get a job but will not think of starting a business of his own to employ others.
Interesting Facts!
1. A degree holder is not prepared to sell chips but is very happy to work for hungry lion (companies).
2. A degree holder is not prepared to sell popcorn in the street but is very happy to work for Dangote outlet in the city and mum river-sides.
3. A degree holder is not prepared to sell second hand clothes but is very happy to be employed by Zenith Bank which the business of selling stocks and looking for customers in a scorching Sun.
4. A degree holder is not prepared to make N150,000 monthly doing his own business but is very happy to work at the till in a bank getting paid N25,000.
5. A degree holder is not prepared to start a company and grow it in two to three years but will spend three years searching for a job.
6. A degree holder is not prepared to sell food to students but will be happy to be reporting to a boss with no qualifications as Office Assistant as long as he is paid N30,000 for a salary.
7. A degree holder is so eager to get out of this country and work in another country than spend time to develop his own country.
8. A degree holder staying in a foreign land (Nigerian) is very keen to condemn Nigeria but never contributing to the development of this country.
9. A Nigerian degree holder would rather sweep the streets of London or USA than start a business to make money in her father land – others work in people’s homes doing some work (cleaners).
10. A degree holder in Nigeria will watch porn on his laptop but never sit to write a book using the same laptop to sell and make money.
11. A degree holder will blame the government for lack of jobs even after he was on government bursary for him to have his degree.
12. Nigeria is blessed with young people who have master’s degree and others are doctors in different technical fields such as IT and Engineering but all of them have failed to create a cartoon character or develop a movie from the same instead very happy to buy Tom and Jerry for their children thereby promoting American and UK.
A school I visit, there is a man that is of very humble background. He does not speak English but sells Coke, Fanta and Sprite at N80 each making a profit of N10 on each drink. He also sells chips at N50 making a profit of N17 on each portion. Not less than 80 students buy chips and a drink every single day. This means he makes a profit of N27 for a drink and chips and a total profit of N2,160 per day…every single day. In ten days he makes a profit of N21,600 in twenty days N43,200 and in thirty days N64,800.
The degree holder working in a bank at the till gets a salary of N45,000 every month.
Why are the degree holders poor?
Because they have decided to pride themselves in a degree and failed to think better than a man who does not have even a certificate to his name.
Degree holders spend their time liking articles on linkedIn and facebook but never have any care in the world to implement what they like. Poverty starts from the mind, a mind that just likes things but never to implement those things.
If you want to progress, keep that degree and start thinking better than someone without a degree. There's no white collar Job anywhere bro!
Be prepared to get your hands dirty and work like an ox for your business. Your hard work will pay off.
Think Success!!! Think Entrepreneurship!!!👌👌
Yours Sincerely.....
Coalition Of Social Entrepreneurs...
fight your way to that financial freedom you seek.
AYD S/GARI CHAPTER.
BUILD THE YOUTH.
BUILD THE NATION.
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