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"content": "Andrew Giuliani said he will not be able to attend the first Republican debate in the New York City governor’s race unless he sends proof of his Covid vaccination status, which he will not do. He says he is unvaccinated and has \"natural immunity.\" ",
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"content": "Andrew Giuliani said he will not be able to attend the first Republican debate in the New York City governor’s race unless he sends proof of his Covid vaccination status, which he will not do. He says he is unvaccinated and has \"natural immunity.\" ",
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"content": " <br /><br />With the Ekiti State governorship election a week away, the Social Democratic Party (SDP) candidate, Segun Oni, has pledged to tackle security challenges in the state, saying he will deliver drugs with drones.<br /><br />Oni, an ex-governor of the state, stated this during a governorship debate on Sunday in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital.<br /><br />He was reacting to the June 5 deadly attack in Owo, neighbouring Ondo State where scores of people were killed at St Francis Catholic Church.<br /><br /><br />“We will fly drones across the state for multiple purposes. We will deliver drugs with drones and those drones will be fitted with cameras so that if they are overflying any part, the security people will take a record of what they can see,” he said, in his last-minute strategy to win his way to the hearts of Ekiti voters.<br /><br />“We must be ready to confront the security issue head-on. Multi-level security and multi-level policing, we will do it.<br /><br />‘100,000 Jobs’<br />The ex-governor also revealed his plans to create jobs for the Ekiti people if returned as governor of the state.<br /><br />According to him, his administration will create 100,000 jobs within a year if given the four-year mandate to lead the people.<br /><br />When asked how, the ex-governor didn’t really reveal the strategy he hopes to deploy. He, however, explained that his focus would be on livestock, fishery and technology.<br /><br />“In our first year, we must create at least 100,000 jobs. We will go ín to livestock and fisheries where we know there is a ready market,” he said.<br /><br />“Livestock and fisheries can take in so much. We had a fishery programme when I was governor before and it succeeded so much. For every entrepreneur we graduate, it is a minimum of five jobs for people who will work with them.",
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"content": " <br /><br />The death toll in the attack on St. Francis Catholic Church in Owo, Ondo State has risen to 40 with 26 survivors discharged from hospitals, days after the incident. <br /><br />Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State made the disclosure when he hosted a team of Catholic Bishops from the South-West, led by Most Reverend Leke Abegunrin, on Wednesday.<br /><br />A statement issued by the governor’s Chief Press Secretary Richard Olatunde quoted Akeredolu as saying that “the medical team led by the Commissioner for Health has sent figure to us, and it is slightly different. What I put out during my address on the broadcast to the State was wrong and we must accept it.<br /><br />“The figure I have now shows that 127 persons were involved and that the number of death now is 40. On admission receiving treatment, we have 61. Twenty-six have been discharged. Those are the figures we have now from the Commissioner for Health. So, the government is not hiding anything.”<br /><br /><br /><br />According to the Ondo leader, the new figure followed the harmonization of reports from the various hospitals including the private ones, urging people to disregard earlier figures.<br /><br />This is as he maintained that there are no right words to describe the attack but assured his government is making plans for the burial of the victims ín owo church killings<br /><br />“That is why one is moved. We will have a Memorial Park here where those who died in the attack will be buried. My Bishop sir, we will find a good place as a Memorial Park,” the governor said.<br /><br />“It will also be my suggestion that even if there are people who have retrieved their family or members of their family, we must still have a symbolic grave there for them. And it will be there forever, it is not something we can forget and we should never forget it.”<br /><br />He also disclosed that the government is accepting donations from individuals and groups who want to help the families of the victims. Governor Akeredolu explained that the move became important following a series of calls from several quarters.<br /><br />Akeredolu said an account has been set up for such donations and assured that all monies received will be used judiciously.",
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"content": " \n\nThe death toll in the attack on St. Francis Catholic Church in Owo, Ondo State has risen to 40 with 26 survivors discharged from hospitals, days after the incident. \n\nGovernor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State made the disclosure when he hosted a team of Catholic Bishops from the South-West, led by Most Reverend Leke Abegunrin, on Wednesday.\n\nA statement issued by the governor’s Chief Press Secretary Richard Olatunde quoted Akeredolu as saying that “the medical team led by the Commissioner for Health has sent figure to us, and it is slightly different. What I put out during my address on the broadcast to the State was wrong and we must accept it.\n\n“The figure I have now shows that 127 persons were involved and that the number of death now is 40. On admission receiving treatment, we have 61. Twenty-six have been discharged. Those are the figures we have now from the Commissioner for Health. So, the government is not hiding anything.”\n\n\n\nAccording to the Ondo leader, the new figure followed the harmonization of reports from the various hospitals including the private ones, urging people to disregard earlier figures.\n\nThis is as he maintained that there are no right words to describe the attack but assured his government is making plans for the burial of the victims ín owo church killings\n\n“That is why one is moved. We will have a Memorial Park here where those who died in the attack will be buried. My Bishop sir, we will find a good place as a Memorial Park,” the governor said.\n\n“It will also be my suggestion that even if there are people who have retrieved their family or members of their family, we must still have a symbolic grave there for them. And it will be there forever, it is not something we can forget and we should never forget it.”\n\nHe also disclosed that the government is accepting donations from individuals and groups who want to help the families of the victims. Governor Akeredolu explained that the move became important following a series of calls from several quarters.\n\nAkeredolu said an account has been set up for such donations and assured that all monies received will be used judiciously.",
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"content": "Excitement In Life <br /><br />If you want the excitement of deep waters,<br />if you want the excitement of distant waters,<br />You have to leave the safety of shore<br />And walk towards the ocean.<br />🎨",
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"content": "It is up to you now <br /><br />Its up to you and on you <br />To move on with things I did <br />It just happened, there was no <br />Real intention from my side <br />You know I am pure in my thoughts <br />There is nothing I intend to hide<br />Sorry for hurting you this way <br />Sorry for hurting you so bad <br />Things have surely changed for me <br />Left me in a state so sad <br />I just want to tell you <br />That I am so sorry for <br />All the things I did <br />I promise this will not be repeated again<br />Sorry for everything!😞",
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"content": " <br /><br />Kinshasa has condemned the shooting by a white US police officer of one of its emigrants nearly two weeks ago, according to a transcript of a government meeting seen on Saturday.<br /><br />Patrick Lyoya, a 26-year-old whose family reportedly immigrated to the United States in 2014 as they fled war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, was killed during a traffic stop in the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan on April 4 by a white police officer.<br /><br />He became the latest in a grim litany of black people dying at the hands of police in the <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=UnitedStates\" title=\"#UnitedStates\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#UnitedStates</a> that has ignited widespread protests against racism and demands for reform.<br /><br /><br />During a <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=government\" title=\"#government\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#government</a> meeting on Friday, DR Congo Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde “forcefully condemned the cowardly assassination by a white police <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=officer\" title=\"#officer\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#officer</a> in the United States of a citizen of Congolese origin Patrick Lyoya, unarmed, during a traffic stop,” according to the minutes of the meeting.<br /><br />He said the US ambassador in DR <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=Congo\" title=\"#Congo\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#Congo</a> had expressed “his deep regrets and his government’s condolences following this despicable act.”<br /><br />US police have released four videos from the incident, one of which shows the officer — who has not been named — lying on top of Lyoya as the two scuffled, and then appearing to shoot him ín the head.<br /><br />",
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"content": "I think its cute when you know that someone is making an effort to make you smile.▪️",
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"content": " <br /><br />Political parties in the country have asked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to extend the timelines for the 2023 general elections by two months.<br /><br />Specifically, the parties want slight changes to the primaries’ timeline, as stipulated by the electoral umpire.<br /><br />Chairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), Yusuf Yabagi, made the appeal on Tuesday at a meeting of the electoral umpire and leaders of various political parties at the INEC headquarters in Abuja.<br /><br />According to Yabagi, who also serves as the National Chairman of the Action Democratic Party (ADP), the extension is necessary to help political parties put things in order for the forthcoming general elections.<br /><br />In his opening remarks, INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, listed the agenda of the meeting which was well attended by national chairmen of various party, including Abdullahi Adamu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Iyorchia Ayu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).<br /><br />He explained that discussions would focus on issues concerning the continuous voters’ registration, the upcoming governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun States, as well as political parties’ primaries for the 2023 polls.<br /><br />Professor Yakubu informed the party leaders that the commission would not review the existing timelines and appealed that primaries be conducted credibly in order to minimise litigations.<br /><br />While reminding them of the forthcoming governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun, he called on all the parties to comply with the provisions in the Electoral Act.<br /><br />At the last meeting with Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs), the INEC chief had raised serious concerns about attacks on personnel conducting the CVR exercise in some states.<br /><br />The security situation ín parts of the affected states, including Imo, Anambra, and Kaduna, forced the electoral umpire to suspend the exercise in the areas.",
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"content": " \n\nPolitical parties in the country have asked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to extend the timelines for the 2023 general elections by two months.\n\nSpecifically, the parties want slight changes to the primaries’ timeline, as stipulated by the electoral umpire.\n\nChairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), Yusuf Yabagi, made the appeal on Tuesday at a meeting of the electoral umpire and leaders of various political parties at the INEC headquarters in Abuja.\n\nAccording to Yabagi, who also serves as the National Chairman of the Action Democratic Party (ADP), the extension is necessary to help political parties put things in order for the forthcoming general elections.\n\nIn his opening remarks, INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, listed the agenda of the meeting which was well attended by national chairmen of various party, including Abdullahi Adamu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Iyorchia Ayu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).\n\nHe explained that discussions would focus on issues concerning the continuous voters’ registration, the upcoming governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun States, as well as political parties’ primaries for the 2023 polls.\n\nProfessor Yakubu informed the party leaders that the commission would not review the existing timelines and appealed that primaries be conducted credibly in order to minimise litigations.\n\nWhile reminding them of the forthcoming governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun, he called on all the parties to comply with the provisions in the Electoral Act.\n\nAt the last meeting with Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs), the INEC chief had raised serious concerns about attacks on personnel conducting the CVR exercise in some states.\n\nThe security situation ín parts of the affected states, including Imo, Anambra, and Kaduna, forced the electoral umpire to suspend the exercise in the areas.",
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"content": "I Love You, I Love You from the bottom of my heart. When i close my eyes, i see only you. When i open my eyes, I want to see you. You are in my heart and I Really Love You.🎶",
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"content": " <br /><br />The House of Representatives on Monday secured the cooperation of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to make available six million litres of JetA1 (aviation fuel) to aviation fuel marketers chosen by the Airlines Operators of Nigeria (AON).<br /><br />The deal was struck at a meeting with AON representatives at the National Assembly.<br /><br />Stakeholders present at the meeting included the representatives of the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Ministry of Aviation, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), NNPC, Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Nigerian Airspace Management Authority (NAMA), among others.<br /><br />READ ALSO: Airline Operators Suspend Withdrawal Of Services Hours To Deadline<br /><br />The AON had threatened to shutdown local airline services on Monday but withdrew the threat on Sunday under pressure from the Federal Government.<br /><br />The airline operators say rising cost of key inputs such as aviation fuel necessitated the intended shutdown.<br /><br />Part of the resolutions reached at Monday’s meeting, which lasted for over three hours, include that, as a long term solution, the airline operators must commence, as soon as possible, the process of securing a license for the importation of aviation fuel to avoid suspicion over the landing cost of the product and other associated logistic issues.<br /><br />The Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority was also mandated to, as much as possible, grant waivers that do not touch on the security and safety of the country for importers of the products.<br /><br />Rocky start<br />The meeting took off on a rocky note when Speaker Gbajabiamila asked the representative of the CBN governor to excuse himself from the meeting,<br /><br />The Speaker emphasised that the importance and sensitivity of the meeting required the presence of the CBN governor.<br /><br />The CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, who eventually walked into the meeting abput 15 minutes later, gave reasons why he had to be represented before his eventual arrival.<br /><br />In his remarks, Speaker Gbajabiamila said the nation was at a crucial moment as the shutdown by the airline operators amounts to a potential shutting down of the country. “We cannot sit here and watch this happen.<br /><br />“That is why the presence of the CBN governor is very important because his role is very critical to the resolution of this issue”<br /><br />The Speaker recalled that certain resolutions that included the sale of aviation fuel at N500 per litre and the granting of aviation fuel import license to the operators was arrived at during the last meeting with the stakeholders while requesting an update on the implementation of the resolution.<br /><br />The leadership of the House also inquired from the NNPC about the status of the 25,000 tons of ATK approved for the airlines as a palliative ín addition to the availability of the product to the airlines for about three months.<br /><br />Also, the leadership opined that functional refineries should be able to address some of the challenges being faced while asking for the status of the refineries undergoing renovation.<br /><br />Lasting solution<br />Responding, NNPC GMD, Mele Kyari assured that the three months supply of Jet A1 to the chosen marketers by the AOAN is assured while emphasizing that the price of the product cannot be guaranteed because it is globally market-driven.<br /><br />“We will make appropriate allocations to the three marketers chosen by the operators and the other,” Kyari said.<br /><br />On his part, the CBN governor, Emefiele also noted that though the apex bank has no control over the flow of the dollar, he however assured that no operator would be denied facilities by the banks as long as they are creditworthy.<br /><br />While appreciating all the stakeholders for the efforts put in at resolving the issue at stake, the Speaker said, “Rounding up on a positive note, I appreciate the airline operators for being nationalistic in calling off the strike as I hope that the outcome of this meeting will usher in a lasting solution to these challenges of Jet A1 bearing in mind that there is a laissez-faire economy of demand and supply”.",
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"content": " \n\nThe House of Representatives on Monday secured the cooperation of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to make available six million litres of JetA1 (aviation fuel) to aviation fuel marketers chosen by the Airlines Operators of Nigeria (AON).\n\nThe deal was struck at a meeting with AON representatives at the National Assembly.\n\nStakeholders present at the meeting included the representatives of the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Ministry of Aviation, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), NNPC, Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Nigerian Airspace Management Authority (NAMA), among others.\n\nREAD ALSO: Airline Operators Suspend Withdrawal Of Services Hours To Deadline\n\nThe AON had threatened to shutdown local airline services on Monday but withdrew the threat on Sunday under pressure from the Federal Government.\n\nThe airline operators say rising cost of key inputs such as aviation fuel necessitated the intended shutdown.\n\nPart of the resolutions reached at Monday’s meeting, which lasted for over three hours, include that, as a long term solution, the airline operators must commence, as soon as possible, the process of securing a license for the importation of aviation fuel to avoid suspicion over the landing cost of the product and other associated logistic issues.\n\nThe Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority was also mandated to, as much as possible, grant waivers that do not touch on the security and safety of the country for importers of the products.\n\nRocky start\nThe meeting took off on a rocky note when Speaker Gbajabiamila asked the representative of the CBN governor to excuse himself from the meeting,\n\nThe Speaker emphasised that the importance and sensitivity of the meeting required the presence of the CBN governor.\n\nThe CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, who eventually walked into the meeting abput 15 minutes later, gave reasons why he had to be represented before his eventual arrival.\n\nIn his remarks, Speaker Gbajabiamila said the nation was at a crucial moment as the shutdown by the airline operators amounts to a potential shutting down of the country. “We cannot sit here and watch this happen.\n\n“That is why the presence of the CBN governor is very important because his role is very critical to the resolution of this issue”\n\nThe Speaker recalled that certain resolutions that included the sale of aviation fuel at N500 per litre and the granting of aviation fuel import license to the operators was arrived at during the last meeting with the stakeholders while requesting an update on the implementation of the resolution.\n\nThe leadership of the House also inquired from the NNPC about the status of the 25,000 tons of ATK approved for the airlines as a palliative ín addition to the availability of the product to the airlines for about three months.\n\nAlso, the leadership opined that functional refineries should be able to address some of the challenges being faced while asking for the status of the refineries undergoing renovation.\n\nLasting solution\nResponding, NNPC GMD, Mele Kyari assured that the three months supply of Jet A1 to the chosen marketers by the AOAN is assured while emphasizing that the price of the product cannot be guaranteed because it is globally market-driven.\n\n“We will make appropriate allocations to the three marketers chosen by the operators and the other,” Kyari said.\n\nOn his part, the CBN governor, Emefiele also noted that though the apex bank has no control over the flow of the dollar, he however assured that no operator would be denied facilities by the banks as long as they are creditworthy.\n\nWhile appreciating all the stakeholders for the efforts put in at resolving the issue at stake, the Speaker said, “Rounding up on a positive note, I appreciate the airline operators for being nationalistic in calling off the strike as I hope that the outcome of this meeting will usher in a lasting solution to these challenges of Jet A1 bearing in mind that there is a laissez-faire economy of demand and supply”.",
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"content": "<br /> <br /><br />The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has directed all its structures and organs to block all federal roads in protest against the continued shutdown of public universities in the country.<br /><br />Against the backdrop of the extension of the warning strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), NANS asked the students to ensure the roads are blocked daily for at least three hours until the Federal Government resolves its impasse with the aggrieved lecturers.<br /><br />NANS National Public Relations Officer, Victor Ezenagu, declared the mass action tagged ‘Operation Test Run’ on Tuesday during his appearance on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily.<br /><br />“We are poised at ensuring that our campuses are reopened and as such, the instruction has gone out to all the 36 states and the FCT calling on all our structures to begin (the mass action) immediately, starting from today, by barricading and blocking every federal road, every road leading to the airports, and ensuring they remain on the street for at least three hours every day until the Federal Government does something as regards to settling their impasse with ASUU for us to return to our campuses,” he said during the breakfast programme.<br /><br />READ ALSO: ASUU Extends Strike By 12 Weeks<br /><br />Academic activities have been grounded in public universities across the country following a warning strike by ASUU in February.<br /><br />Some of the issues that led to the industrial action include renegotiations of the 2009 agreement, payment system for members, and revitalisation of the nation’s universities, among others.<br /><br /> <br /><br />Next Generation Or Elections?<br />Following several negotiations between the government and ASUU that ended ín a deadlock, the union on Monday extended the strike by another 12 weeks.<br /><br />This further worsens the plight of students whose hopes of returning to the classroom have been dashed again, despite staying away from campus for almost three months.<br /><br /> <br /><br />NANS, in its reaction, said ‘Operation Test Run’ would be a precursor to a total shutdown that would be decided during its Senate meeting/pre-convention on Saturday, May 14.<br /><br />While the ASUU strike persists, according to the union, students will continue to occupy roads leading to airports and might be forced to disrupt political activities, including parties’ primaries to elect candidates for the 2023 general elections.<br /><br />“There shall be no primaries, there shall be no political activities if our future is not resolved, if our future is not decided well, if the issue concerning the Nigerian students is not resolved, because we cannot be talking about next elections, we should be talking about next generation,” Ezenagu stated.<br /><br />“If we are only concerned about elections, then what happens to the next generation? Education is the only thing that can ensure and ascertain the existence of Nigeria and make Nigeria a better place. We cannot sit back and watch our fathers who are almost in their dying age toy with our future; we will not allow that.<br /><br />“There shall be no primaries, there shall be no political activities in Nigeria except the ASUU strike is resolved. We are not deterred, we are formidable; we are coming to shock Nigerians, we are coming to shock the government, we are coming to shock everybody.”",
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