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Abia State/Abuja FCT/Learning/Message/Renoomoki/Uk/University/Unstoppable/Usa

The burning of Arochukwu in 1901 refers to a significant event in Nigerian history involving the British colonial administration’s military actions against the town of Arochukwu, located in present-day Abia State, Nigeria. Arochukwu was notable for being a powerful and influential center within the Efik and Ibibio territories, as well as a major trade hub in the region.

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Abuja FCT/Edo State/Message/Nigeria/Ondo State/Politics/Renoomoki/Tinubu

I was recently engaged in a discussion where it was claimed that APC would emerge victorious in the Ondo election. Now, it appears APC is poised to win all states in Nigeria. This raises concerns that if APC dominates all states, the 2027 election outcome may be predetermined, perpetuating Nigeria’s suffering. Following the election, the APC president typically advises dissatisfied parties to seek legal recourse, yet it is well-known that Nigeria’s courts are influenced by the elite and federal government. Previously, APC made similar statements to Edo PDP, urging them to take their grievances to court. What are your thoughts on APC’s strategies for securing the 2027 election? Do you believe in the legitimacy of their victories or suspect electoral manipulation? Share your views.

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Abuja FCT/Man/Message/Nigeria/Renoomoki/Russia/Rwanda/Technology/Uk/Ukraine

Nigeria’s oil and gas industry faces a unique challenge. Despite over 250,000 available jobs, companies must continually apply for expatriate quotas to bring in foreign workers. This raises questions about the relevance of university courses to industry needs. Many Nigerian graduates focus on fields like library science, linguistics, sociology, philosophy, and political science, which may not align with the technical requirements of the oil and gas sector. As a result, companies like Chevron and Total often recruit non-graduates with technical skills from abroad, while Dangote’s $19.5 billion refinery reportedly imported 11,000 technicians from India due to a shortage of skilled Nigerian technicians. This highlights the importance of aligning education with industry demands.

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Abuja FCT/Learning/Message/Nigeria/Renoomoki/Sex/University

Does Polygamy Offer Protection Against Prostate Cancer? Data from regions with significant polygamy, such as the Middle East and North Africa, demonstrate lower prostate cancer incidence. Research suggests regular ejaculation may lower prostate cancer risk. It is essential to distinguish between polygamy and promiscuity, as the latter elevates cancer risk due to STIs. Fact-checking reveals substantial global disparities in prostate cancer rates: 27% for Black males, 12% for White males, and 7% for Asian males in the MENA region. Further investigation is necessary to substantiate the link between polygamy and reduced prostate cancer risk.

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Abuja FCT/Message/Nigeria/Renoomoki/Sudan/Uk/Ukraine/Usa

The Federal Government reports that 25 million Nigerians have received a conditional cash transfer of ₦25,000. Minister of Finance Wale Edun announced this on October 31, after the National Economic Council meeting, chaired by Vice President Kashim Shettima in Abuja. Edun stated that five million households have benefited from direct transfers as part of efforts to mitigate the impact of fuel subsidy removal. Additionally, 11,000 beneficiaries received ₦3.5 billion from the consumer credit scheme in the last five days, and over ₦90 billion has been disbursed to 500,000 students under the student loan scheme. Have you received your transfer, or is this merely a theoretical claim?

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