E-Chatting
E-Chatting means Electronic chatting or chatting online which means having a conversation with people over the internet. The chatting feature of the internet let's you instantly communicate with people anywhere in the world by sending and receiving messages in real time.
The meeting spots for having online conversation as chat are called "chat rooms". The chat server is what allows many person to log on at the same time. When you enter a chat room you will see name of people who are already there and a window in which a few lines of text are constantly moving forward.
The lines are the messages being sent by various members of the chat room to their chat partners. Once you join the room you can read other person's messages and then send your messages to one or all the chatters. Every chatter has a login name which he uses for his identification and whatever he typed appears in the general conversation window.
There are two types of chat rooms namely; public chat room and private chat room.
1. Public chatroom: This chatroom is open to everyone that is anyone can join.
2. Private chatroom: This chatroom is not opened to everyone you can only join a private chatroom by indication or by subscribing to it and there is usually a fee attached.
US Election 2020: Arab leaders will face new circumstances after Biden's victory
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and his Arab counterpart are Trump's closest allies
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and his Arab counterpart are Trump's closest allies
"You must forgive me if I feel a little confused," the Saudi ambassador to Britain said as his eyes returned to his phone. "I'm looking forward to the results coming from Wisconsin."
That was eight days ago, when we did not know who would be at the White House in January.
When it was confirmed that Joe Biden had won, Saudi officials in Riyadh took time to say something contrary to the timing of Donald Trump's election.
This is not surprising: they lost a great friend up there.
Mr. Biden's success now could create a climate for Saudi Arabia and other Arab states in the Persian Gulf.
The U.S.-regional alliance dates back to 1945 and is likely to last, but change is coming and the Gulf states are unlikely to enjoy some of the changes.
Losing a great friend
President Trump is a close friend and supporter of the Saudi royal family.
Riyadh Trump was chosen as the first city to visit a country after winning the 2017 election.
His son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has forged a strong relationship with Saudi Arabia's future Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
When all Western intelligence agencies accused the Saudi Crown Prince of being involved in the 2018 assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, President Trump denied the allegations directly.
Saudi Arabia Trump first visited as US president
Another surprise was how the Prince-waiting team told people “don’t worry we have this.
Mr Trump has also rejected congressional calls for a ban on arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
So Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain will lose a key ally in the White House.
Many things will not change, but here are some things that can happen.
**The war in Yemen**
US President Barack Obama, under whom Mr. Biden has served as vice president for eight years, is unhappy with Saudi Arabia's war against Houthi rebels in Yemen.
By the time he left power, airstrikes had continued for almost two years without any military success as the fighting caused great damage to civilians and the country’s assets.
The Saudi alliance supports Yemeni government forces fighting Houthi rebels
As a result of the war, President Obama cut off US military and intelligence support to Saudi Arabia.
But the Trump administration has reversed that step and given Saudi Arabia more support in its war in Yemen.
Now things seem to be changing again, with Mr Biden recently telling the Foreign Ministry that he would "end US support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen and order a review of relations." land and Saudi Arabia. "
Pressure from the next Biden government on Saudi Arabia and its Yemeni allies to end the war will intensify.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have long understood that this war will not end with military victory, and are looking for a way to survive that will not allow the Houthi to remain as they were when the war broke out in March. and 2015.
**Iran**
President Obama's biggest achievement in the Middle East is the Iran Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (JCPOA).
As a result, sanctions against Iran have been lifted because it has also reduced its nuclear program and allowed access to nuclear facilities.
President Trump called it the “worst deal” with the withdrawal from the deal.
Now his successor intends to bring the United States back into the deal.
Saudi Arabia accuses Iran of carrying out drone strikes on oil refineries in 2019 - allegations denied by Iran
This has affected Saudi Arabia. In Riyadh at the end of the year, following a missile attack on a Saudi oil refinery, I attended a joint press conference with the Saudi Foreign Minister, Adel al-Jubeir, who criticized Iran's nuclear deal.
It is a disaster, he said, because the expansion of Iran's missile program or the deployment of its forces throughout the Middle East has not been considered.
The agreement as a whole, he said, was part of the Obama administration's failure to think about the threat posed by the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Saudi Arabia and some of its allies have hailed the United States' killing of Iranian commander General Qasem Soleimani in a January drone strike.
And now they are worried that the next administration at the White House will ask for a request in Iran which will also cut their demand.
**Qatar**
Qatar is home to and very important to the US Pentagon in the Middle East where it has a U.S. military base at Al-Udeid.
From there, the United States orders air strikes in Syria to Afghanistan.
Yet Qatar faces opposition from its Arab neighbors - Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt - all opposed to supporting the struggle of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Donald Trump once invited Qatar's King Sheikh Tamim Al Thani to the White House last year
Qatar's boycott came shortly after Trump's visit to Riyadh in 2017, and the countries thought he had given them support.
Trump was initially pressured into backing the measure before it was made clear that Qatar was also a US ally because the Al-Udaid camp was important to the US Department of Defense.
US President-elect Joe Biden is likely to try to reconcile differences with the Arab world, which is not in the interests of US policy or the interests of the Arab world.
But President Trump has never shown his interest in his Arab allies on the issue.
U.S. intelligence has confirmed that Jamal Khashoggi was assassinated by Saudi Arabia's crown prince
He pointed out that the demands of the United States and its trade overtook all other demands for the arrest of women activists, and the abuse of laborers in Qatar.
Or the October 2018 incident in which Saudi security forces boarded a flight to Santanbul and killed a prominent journalist who had been critical of the government Jamal Khashoggi and hid his body, which has yet to be identified.
It is difficult for President-elect Biden and his government to be forgiven
How the #EndSARS protests have changed Nigeria forever
Protests over police brutality and killings in Nigeria have sparked a major uproar among the country's rulers, but after a two-week uprising, BBC Hausa editor Aliyu Tanko looked at us from there.
A series of street protests and social media protests have given Nigerian youths a leg up to undermine the country's traditional tradition of respect.
As the #EndSARS campaign spreads, protests against authoritarian rule erupted in Nigeria.
The alignment of the royal palace with the much-respected traditional ruler Iko is an indication of the situation at hand.
The young men who fell into the palace snatched his throne, looted his belongings and even bathed in his bathroom.
The result of protests against the infamous Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) was a way for young people to vent their anger on the people who have ruled the country for decades. , and they need change.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo once warned in 2017 that “we are all sitting on the bombshell” about youth issues.
His comments are directed at young people across the continent, but they are similar to what is happening in Nigeria, a country with a population of 200 million, more than 60 percent of the population. the country is under 24 years old.
Many of those who have reached the age of employment do not have the right job, and do not have access to modern education. Earlier this year, government figures showed that 40 percent of Nigerians lived in poverty.
' It 's not uncommon for this to happen. '
But at first those in power did not understand what was happening, said Gimba Kakanda, an activist and writer in an interview with the BBC.
"They take the #EndSARS protests as they used to see in the past, which young people will get tired of dispersing if they are not taken care of."
He added, "This attitude of the country's rulers, which you can say is contemptuous of the youth, is the reason why the government has slowed down this massive movement, and shocked them."
How should the EndSars issue be resolved?
The question here is, where does this struggle go?
While those who backed and came out in support of the #EndSARS movement were peaceful, another segment of the youth saw the protests as an opportunity.
The success of the government's swift response to the protests - such as the disbandment of the SARS force and the restructuring of the police force - has given young Nigerians the confidence that they can make a difference.
A few days after the start of the youth protests they provided opportunities for those in need of emergency assistance. They also provided legal aid to clients and even set up a radio station.
All of these projects have been funded by the use of crowdfunding technology, a platform that has been shown to be a viable option for Nigerian politicians. focus on what will benefit them rather than what will benefit the land.
But there are terrible things that have happened.
Some of the protesters smashed shops, and looted supermarkets and even prominent politicians.
Although the goals of these two groups of young people are different, but they have one thing in common: it is to see the integrity of the rulers.
But it will be difficult for them to travel together. Any attempt to unite them in one place is impossible, because some of them will not agree to walk with those who are viewed with "bad habits".
'Buhari does not know where he is going '
However, there are indications that the authorities have realized that poverty and hardship are threats to national security, as Mr Kakanda sees it.
"The government has realized that it cannot continue to turn a blind eye to the anger of the youth as it has in the past," he said.
But she stumbled more than once as she tried to put out the protests.
President Muhammadu buhari addressed the nation on Thursday night, "and usually does not know where he is going", said Japeth Omojuwa, a writer on current affairs online.
President Buhari has called for an end to the protests and for talks to begin, but "history will remember him as a threat to Nigerians because they simply demanded that his government do justice.
Hello my good people here i have been away for many days but am getting ready to be in the platform with full attendance i hope to get morethan what i used to get before because i will never give up
Parents
Parents are the pillars of everyone's life. If you have parents you have everything they sacrifice everything in their life just to see us happy.
We can never pay back what they have done to us only Allah can reward them.
May Allah bless our parents and may Jannah be their final destination.
Ameen ya rabbi.
I love my parents forever
Parents are life.
Always be Happy
As we all know happiness is free so my advice is don't let anyone steal your happiness and don't let your happiness depend on anyone because he may deceive you one day. No matter the situation is try to be your own source of happiness and don't let this worldly affairs to affect you.
Always be happy because there are millions reason to be stay happier.
STAY SAFE!!!!!!
To those in read cash
Hello today am bringing some piece of advice to you my colleagues.
Try as much as you can to post original content
Don't make random and irrelevant comments
I'm sure you will see changes.
You will definitely see changes you will tell me the results later
Covid-19: some Nigerian states and students will return to school
Many states in Nigeria will reopen their schools in September 2020 despite federal authorities recommending caution
Nigerian Health Minister Osagie Ehanire said the death toll was still high, and the country's university teachers' union had warned the federal government not to open universities at this time.
However, many state secondary schools and universities have announced their return dates to start the new academic year 2020/2021.
Abuja - Federal Capital Territory
The last class in high school has been back since August 4th
No date has been set for the city to return to school until the federal government gives full permission.
Lagos
The last class in high school has been back since August 4th
Primary and secondary schools will open on September 21
State universities and September 14, 2020.
Niger
The last class in high school has been back since August 4th
The state government has not yet announced a return date for school.
Other states includes:
Kwara
Osun
Oyo
Delta
Rivers
Kogi
Corona virus in Nigeria as more people are getting recovered
**The National Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) says the number of corona virus cases in the country has reached 56,017 after an additional 188 people were diagnosed with the disease on Friday.**
According to the NCDC, there were only 1 death from the virus on Friday, bringing the death toll to 1,076.
More people recovered from the disease on Friday, bringing the total to 43,998.
Lagos State had the highest number of cases on Friday with 47 cases, followed by Enugu with 25 cases.
Plateau has 21 people, while Abuja owes 14 people.
Abia State has 11 cases, Delta has 10 cases and Bauchi, Ondo and Kaduna states have 8-8 cases each.
Ogun State has 6 cases, Imo has 5 cases, while Benue, Katsina and Taraba have 4-4 cases in each state.
Edo, Kwara and Oyo had a 3-3 draw on Friday.
Rivers and Yobe have 2-2 in each of the affected states.
Nigeria @60
As we are heading to 60 years anniversary in Nigeria 🇳🇬 what achievements can you mention as a good citizen of this country you know from 1960 to date. And what setbacks can you list?
Facts about life
Life is like a race between cat and rat. rat mostly win because cat runs for food while rat runs for life. Remember purpose is better than need
PFA Player of the Year: Alexander-Arnold, De Bruyne, Henderson, Mane, Sterling, Van Dijk
Four Liverpool players are among six players shortlisted for this year's Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year award.
The players are Virgil van Dijk, Jordan Henderson, Sadio Mane and Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Competitors are Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne and Raheem Sterling.
The Chelsea players are also in the running for the Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year award.
Beth England, Sophie Ingle, Guro Reiten and Ji So-yun are among the contestants.
Liverpool have won the Premier League after 30 years
Lionel Messi: Barcelona want biya 700 million
Holders Vivianne Miedema and Arsenal's Kim Little are among the contenders.
Liverpool's Alexander-Arnold is in contention for the Young Player of the Year award.
Competitors
Team of the Year
Trent Alexander-Arnold - Liverpool
Kevin de Bruyne - Manchester City
Jordan Henderson - Liverpool
Sadio Mane- Liverpool
Raheem Sterling - Manchester City
Virgil van Dijk - Liverpool
Team of the Year
Beth England - Chelsea
Sophie Ingle - Chelsea
Kim Little - Arsenal
Vivianne Miedema - Arsenal
Guro Reiten - Chelsea
Ji So-yun - Chelsea
Footballer of the Year - Youth Team
Tammy Abraham - Chelsea
Trent Alexander-Arnold - Liverpool
Marcus Rashford - Manchester United
Mason Greenwood - Manchester United
Mason Mount - Chelsea
Bukayo Saka - Arsenal
( Candidates must be age 21 or less on 1 July , 2019).
The Malian army visited Keita at the hospital
Coup leaders of Mali's military visit President Ibrahim Boubakar Keita in hospital.
Mali's military leader Assimi Goita and his entourage say the president has the right to seek medical treatment, AFP reported.
Keita was hospitalized after suffering a fatal accident from a part of his body.
Reports say the former president is recovering and has been discharged from hospital.
The military arrested and detained Keita for 10 days after the shooting.
Africa to get 220 million corona vaccine
The World Health Organization (WHO) says if corneal immunization is confirmed, Africa will receive 220 million doses of the vaccine.
The head of the agency's Africa branch, Richard Mihigo, said priority would be given to health workers in the first phase of treatment.
Vaccines will then be distributed based on the population in African countries.
And the WHO says all 54 African countries have expressed a need for corticosteroid treatment.
Africa has a population of over 1.3 billion.
Honeycomb 'Kills Breast Cancer' - Research
Honeycomb 'Kills Breast Cancer'
Scientists in Australia say research has found honey poisoning kills breast cancer cells.
Toxins - containing a chemical called melittin - are used on its own in two complex forms.
The discovery is not a secret, but scientists warn that re-testing is needed.
Breast cancer is a disease that mainly affects many women around the world.
While there are thousands of chemicals that can fight the disease in experiments, experts say only a few can be processed to treat humans.
Honeycomb has previously been found to contain antibodies to other organisms such as melanoma.
This study by Harry Perkins Medical Center in Western Australia was published in the journal Nature Precision Oncology for review.
What did the study find?
More than 300 bees have been tested.
The venom was found to be "extremely strong", according to Ciara Duffy, a 25-year-old graduate and specialist who led the study.
There is a chemical in the venom that is seen to kill itself within an hour, without any serious damage to the organism.
Studies have also shown that melittin can inhibit the regeneration of cancer cells.
While this ingredient is found in honey, it can also be produced in a concentrated form.
Traditionally, a third type of breast cancer - which is the most dangerous - can be treated with surgery and hair removal. It occurs in 10 to 15 percent of cancers.
Can it be used in the future?
On Wednesday, one of the scientific leaders described the study as something of "extreme joy."
"It again provides a good example of how chemicals derived from the insect species can cure diseases that afflict humans," said Professor Peter Klinken.
But researchers warn that they need to re-work to see if the honey poisoning really can end cancer.
Some researchers agree. "It's a good thing," said Professor Alex Swarbrick, of Garvan Medical Center in Sydney.
'' Many chemicals kill breast cancer cells that can be found in insects or animals.
"But there is still work to be done to re-evaluate these findings," he told the BBC.
Angry snake
A carpenter went home after shutting down his workshop. When he was gone, a poisonous snake entered his workshop. The snake was hungry and hoped to find its supper lurking somewhere within. It slithered from one end to another. Finally it bumped into an axe and got very slightly injured. In angry and revenge, the snake bit the snake with full force. What could a snake’s bite do to the metallic axe? Instead the snake’s mouth started bleeding. Out of fury and arrogance, the snake tried its best to strangle and kill the metallic axe - The object that was causing it the pain by wrapping itself around the axe. The next day the carpenter opened the workshop. He found the dead snake wrapped around the blades of the axe. Here the snake did not die because of someone’s fault. But it faced these consequences merely because of its own anger and wrath. Sometimes when angry, we try to cause harm to others. But as time passes by, we realize that we caused more harm to ourselves. It is not necessary that we react to everything. Step back and ask ourselves if the matter is really worth responding to.
The Nigerian government has said schools should begin preparations for reopening
The Nigerian government has urged state governments and private school principals to be prepared to open schools in the country.
The Chief Planning Officer of the Presidential Commission on Combating Corona, Dr. Sani Aliyu, made the remarks while briefing the committee on the state of the disease in the country.
He said primary, secondary and university schools should be prepared as there was a possibility that they would open soon.
The Presidential Commission said the state governments should first assess and ensure that all schools at all levels comply with established standards of combating coronary heart disease and ensure that they provide a system on the ground, that can enable eye for school opening programs.
A game of chance
**A Game of Chance : a game of chance**
EVERY year on the occasion of Eid, there was a fair in our village. Eid was celebrated only one day but the fair lasted many days. Tradesmen from far and wide came there with all kinds of goods to sell. You could buy anything from a small pin to a big buffalo.
Uncle took me to the fair. Bhaiya, who worked for us at home, came with us. There was a big crowd at the fair. Uncle was leading us through the crowd when he met a few of his friends. They wanted him to spend some time with them.
Uncle asked me whether I would like to look around the fair with Bhaiya till he came back. I was happy to do that. Uncle warned me neither to buy anything nor to go too far out while he was away. I promised that I would wait for him. Bhaiya and I went from shop to shop.
There were many things I would have liked to buy. But I waited for Uncle to return. Then we came to what was called the Lucky Shop. The shopkeeper was neither young nor old. He was a middle-aged man. He seemed neither too smart nor too lazy. He wanted everybody to try their luck. There were discs on the table with numbers from one to ten facing down. All you had to do was to pay 50 paise, pick up any six discs, add up the numbers on the discs and find the total. The article marked with that number was yours.
An old man paid 50 paise and selected six discs. He added up the numbers on them and found the total was 15. He was given the article marked 15 which was a beautiful clock. But the old man did not want a clock. The shopkeeper obliged him by buying it back for 15 rupees. The old man went away very pleased.
Then a boy, a little older than I, tried his luck. He got a comb worth 25 paise. The shopkeeper looked neither happy nor sad. He bought the comb from the boy for 25 paise. The boy tried his luck again. He now got a fountain-pen worth three rupees. Then he tried a third time and got a wrist watch worth 25 rupees. When he tried again he got a table lamp worth more than 10 rupees. The boy was happy and went away with a smile and a good deal of cash.
I wanted to try my luck too. I looked at Bhaiya. He encouraged me. I paid 50 paise and took six discs. My luck was not too good. I got two pencils. The shopkeeper bought them from me for 25 paise. I tried again. This time I got a bottle of ink, also of little value. The shopkeeper bought that too for 25 paise. I took a chance for the third time. Still luck was not with me.
I had hopes of winning a big prize and continued to try my luck again and again paying 50 paise each time. But every time I got a trifle. At last I was left with only 25 paise. Again the shopkeeper showed his kindness. He said I could either play once more with 25 paise or settle the account then and there. I played again and the last 25 paise also disappeared.
People were looking at me. Some were laughing at my bad luck. But none showed any sympathy. Bhaiya and I went to the place where Uncle had left us and waited for him to return.
Presently he came. He looked at me and said, “Rasheed, you look upset. What is the matter?"
I did not say anything. Bhaiya told him what had happened. Uncle was neither angry nor sad. He smiled and patted me. He took me to a shop and bought me a beautiful umbrella, biscuits and sweets and some other little gifts. Then we returned home.
Back home, Uncle told me that the Lucky Shop man had made a fool of me.
“No, Uncle," I said, “it was just my bad luck."
“No, my boy," said Uncle, “it was neither good luck nor bad luck."
“But, Uncle," I said, “I saw an old man getting a clock and a boy getting two or three costly things."
“You don’t know, child," Uncle said, “They were all friends of the shopkeeper. They were playing tricks to tempt you to try your luck. They wanted your money and they got it. Now forget about it and don’t tell anybody of your bad luck or your foolishness." : a game of chance
Long eared puppy
There was a little boy who just celebrated his birthday. His parents bought him a puppy as a birthday present. The puppy had very long ears.
One evening, he was playing with his puppy. The puppy was happily jumping about and wagging his tail. Then the little boy tried to tie the puppy’s ears into a knot. The puppy stopped wagging his tail.
The little boy then tried to tie the puppy’s ears into a bow. The boy chuckled but the puppy became quiet.
“Can you throw your ears over your shoulders like a regimental soldier?" asked the boy. The puppy put his head on the ground and whimpered. The little boy laughed and hugged the puppy. The puppy wagged his tail happily.
**Moral of The Story :**
Avoid doing anything to someone that could not be changed.
Tecno phones sold by China in Africa are stealing their data
Thousands of Tecno W2 phones have been found to contain dangerous software
A software that has been found in thousands of mobile phones sold in Africa that has been used to register mobile phones without their consent.
Security technology research firm Upstream has discovered software installed on 53,000 Tecno phones sold in markets in African countries such as Ethiopia, Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana and South Africa.
But Transsion, Tecno's mobile phone maker, said the software was installed without his knowledge.
But Upstream says the software is hurting many "less-powerful people".
"The fact that the software is in the hands of the underprivileged people who have bought millions of phones with the software will confirm the current state of the mobile phone market," said Geoffrey Cleaves, president of Secure-D, research division of Upstream.
Rwanda launches Android mobile phone maker
Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon will appear before the US Congress
The software hides in Android phones and then sends dangerous messages to other companies that the phone needs to be registered, and all of this happens without your knowledge. trust of callers no.
After the phone is successfully registered, it will then download the data uploaded by the caller, which is the way most people in Africa buy data.
In short, Upstream has identified what it calls such "bad behavior" in more than 200,000 Tecno phones.
A separate study by IDC found that Transision Holdings is the leading mobile phone maker in China and the largest mobile phone retailer in Africa.
In response to allegations by the BBC that they were harassing mobile phone users, Tecno Mobile said: "This is a long-standing problem that is already being debated around the world." the solution to the problem on its phones.
Tecno Mobile also said that "we take the privacy of our mobile phone buyers very seriously," and "we evaluate all aspects of the phones we manufacture before they reach their users."
The problem is common
Earlier this year, Malwarebytes announced that it had discovered a similar software for data theft and data loss in a different mobile phone - the MX U686CL. The phone is being marketed to low-income families in the United States.
Then in 2016, Ryan Johnson, a researcher found that more than 700 million Android phones contain software that steals data or harms the phone without their consent.
Google, the maker of the Android software, said it was aware of the problem.
In a statement released last year, Google blamed the companies for displaying the software on Android phones, saying it had caught them weaving software similar to those that unlock the phone by looking at the owner's face and Triada data theft software.
He also said he has worked with phone manufacturers to remove such software from mobile phones that have already entered the market.
Lionel Messi: Barcelona have vowed not to sell the player, Koeman wants Wijnaldum
Lionel Messi's father and agent, Jorge, met with President B arcelona Josep Maria Bartomeu, who told them that he will not sell the Argentina striker, the 33-year-old. (Marca)
It was the first meeting since Messi asked to leave Barcelona on a free transfer, with the club saying he must complete his two-year contract. (Mundo Deportivo - in Spanish)
The fee Barcelona will receive if Messi leaves the club could be less than 100m euros (£ 88.8m), according to the Telegraph.
New Barcelona boss Ronald Koeman wants the club to do everything in their power to sign Liverpool and Netherlands striker Georginio Wijnaldum, 29. (ESPN)
Manchester United have been invited to negotiate with Bayern Munich over 29-year-old Spain international Thiago Alcantara (ESPN)
Northern Nigerian youth to buhari
Show us what you have done for northern Nigeria - Twitter followers
**Many young people in northern Nigeria have taken to social media, especially Twitter, to question and question President Buhari's administration.**
It seems that some Nigerians are not happy with the government's crackdown on homosexuals, which is why they are criticizing the president's rule.
Citizens especially those from the north are using the hashtag #NorthernProjects, where they are adamant that almost all the projects promised by the president will not be fulfilled.
As a result of the outrage of some citizens, they are even criticizing the government yesterday and today in the country.
Here are some of the messages people posted on Twitter on Wednesday.
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@Realoilsheikh is asking about the status of the Mambilla power plant and the Baro port in Niger State?
He also inquired about the Kano-Maiduguri road and the Abuja-Kaduna road promised by the government.
Some critics of the president's government have accused him of focusing more on working in the south than on the north
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He also said that when President Buhari was running for president, he made many promises and the people used their money and energy to elect him to power.
Now in power, he has failed to deliver on his promises to Nigerians.
Rice in Nigeria
What causes a raise in rice prices in Nigeria?
Rice is a staple food for everyone, not just the poor or the rich, as it is the staple food in Nigeria, but it seems to be appealing to the less fortunate due to its rising prices especially in recent months.
Home buyers and rice sellers are complaining about how prices are constantly changing despite the increase in local rice production and the resurgence of agriculture.
One of the key issues the Nigerian government is focusing on is strengthening rice farming and preventing imports from the country in an effort to boost domestic production and reopen the revenue base.
The government claims that Nigerian farmers are now feeding the country, and that the cost of importing rice to the country has been reduced by $ 5 million a day, Malam Garba Shehu, a spokesman for Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari.
However, banning rice imports and embracing local farming, which is thought to bring in cheaper and less expensive food, seems to be having little effect, given the price of rice has shifted from what it used to be.
NIGERIAN ELECTRICITY
The system is divided into different sections
It was in early September that Nigeria's power companies began utilizing new electricity prices in the country.
They took the step after a change by the PHCN.
The new system divides consumers into five households where the pocket power of each power meter is supplied.
Ibrahim Sani Shawai, a spokesman for the power distribution company in charge of Kano, Katsina and Jigawa states, told the BBC that the system was divided into different sections.
Classification of levels
Industry
Companies
Government Ministries
Neighboring neighborhoods.
Poor neighborhoods
"Such people have been robbed of their access to electricity. However, if you meet in your area you want to be included in Step A, but we also in the process put you in Step C, you can go talk to the electricity distribution board and say you want to be taken to Level A because you can afford the electricity level, ”Shawai said.
According to him: "This is a new system that will allow the community to make choices about how to get electricity. It means that from now on you can afford it."
Your money or your entertainment
Step A - Those at this stage will have access to electricity for 20 hours or more.
Step B - Allows access to electricity for 16 to 20 hours
Step C - At this stage there will be electricity for 8 to 12 hours
Stage D - 4 hours to 8 hours
Nigeria and it's currency today
The value of the naira: Nigerians comment on the recovery of their currency from the collapse of the dollar The naira appreciated by almost 47 cents
**The Nigerian naira has appreciated against foreign currencies since Monday when it was exchanged at N430 per dollar in the open market in Abuja and other parts of the country.**
This follows the announcement by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) that it will continue to sell foreign currency to registered currency exchange traders.
The British Fan and Euros are also being exchanged for N535 and N520 each.
On Tuesday, one dollar was exchanged for 432 naira at the Wapa market in Kano State, while in Lagos it was exchanged for 440 naira.
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The dollar is also trading at 430 naira in Abuja on Wednesday.
But this is happening in the open market, while the government dollar price is above N380 per dollar.
According to data released by the exchange watchdog Abokifx, the naira appreciated by 12 to N477 against the dollar exchanged on Friday, August 28.
Weep with joy
This has led traders who bought the dollar to fear a fall if the naira continues to appreciate, while others are rejoicing at the return of the value.
Aminu Gwadabe, president of the Association of Bureau de Change Operators of Nigeria, told Bloombarg that entrepreneurs do not want to buy foreign currency now because of uncertainty.
"A lot of the moneylenders out there are bringing it to market because they don't know what the price will be, and people don't want to buy it," he said.
Nigerian social media users, especially Twitter, have also commented on how the "Naira" remains one of the most talked about topics on Twitter.
That being said, "We need a fixed price for the Naira and not necessarily a higher value."
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As the fall in foreign exchange rates has not only affected Nigerians, parents will also be able to pay for their children's education abroad if the naira continues to appreciate.
Prominent social media user Dr. Instead Awójídé advised the students to focus on their studies because however the English Fan is very valuable.
**Impact of Naira appreciation**
Economist Dr. Shamsuddin Muhammad of Bayero University Kano told the BBC that the fall in the value of the dollar would benefit the poor and the Nigerian government.
The university professor said that when the price of foreign goods goes down or goes up it affects people and their domestic products.
Save the green earth
God created this whole wonderful world. He made it beautiful, happy and green. There were large green fields with grass and colourful flowers. Then God made birds and animals to live in the meadows and the fields, the woods and the forests. After that God created Man to take care of his beautiful creations. He made Man as the most intelligent and best of all his creations.
We must keep earth as green and as beautiful as I God created it. Do not commit any sin when you go to Earth. Or as a punishment the earth will lose its beauty and will turn into a vast desert."
Man started stealing, lying and committing other sins. So Earth turned into a vast desert. But when Man realized his mistake, then God forgave him. That is why there is still some greenery left on the Earth yet.
She really did well
Judy Heumann: The woman who changed her view of the humiliation of the disabled
**When she was 18 months old, Judy Heumann contracted polio. The disease caused a woman to die at the end of her life, so she was confined to a wheelchair.**
But she did not recognize her disability as a challenge for her, she was one of the leaders fighting for the rights of the disabled in the United States.
She once sued the New York City Department of Education to achieve her goal of teaching. She asked the airline to let her fly unaccompanied. And in order to achieve her legal goal she rushed to work at the Federal Department of Construction in the United States.
She has served as an adviser, not just one, for two US presidents.
This year, when the Times published photos of the 100 most influential women heroes in the world, Judy was among them, along with Michelle Obama and Greta Thunberg.
Her determination to achieve her goal changed the name to - "Chingona", as her husband calls her in Spanish.
"I mean you have to be brave, you have to work hard," she said, laughing at her self-esteem and her stubbornness.
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