Pastor Adeboye: ‘Dear Apostle Suleiman, why didn’t you pray to God when Stephanie Otobo accused you, Instead you went to the police’ – Eedris Abdulkareem replies Suleiman

Yesterday, we reported that veteran musicians, Eedris Abdulkareem and Baba Fryo organized a protest against Pastor Adeboye for not speaking up about the current happenings in the country. The protest was  staged  in front of the RCCG camp main gate along Lagos-Ibadan Express way. After the protest, Apostle suleiman took to his Twitter page and wrote;

Papa Adeboye said the govt should hasten the release of leah and all in captivity(I was there)..he only told us not to take laws into our hands and pray for Nigeria and you say he is not speaking wait till you are that age so u show us how else an elder should speak.

Now Eddris has responded to Apostle with a series of questions. Read below….

Dear Apostle Suleiman, are you aware that Leah Sharibu has been under captivity for FIVE HUNDRED AND ONE DAYS? 501 DAYS….YES Let me ask you why you did not pray to God when Stephanie Otobo accused you. Instead you went to the police. Why did you speak up against her and now ask us to be silent while our people are killed daily? I remember Pa Adeboye praying for Buhari. Why did he not also refuse to pray for him then. What is this hypocrisy that we like to dey embrace for Nigeria? All I am saying is this: Keep praying but also speak up? It costs all of you nothing. The Bible says Faith without works is dead. I am not a pastor yes I know this. If you as a man of God cannot join me to condemn the atrocities that are currently going on. If you as a man of God cannot condemn with your mouth (I no talk say make you carry gun or make you fight). Then the God that you serve and the one that hates injustice are not the same. Na me Eedris Abdulkareem talk am! Peace and Love always.

I am embarrassed to be a Nigerian – Tiwa Savage says

Superstar Nigerian songstress, Tiwa Savage, has taken to her Instagram page to lament about the pains woman face. This is coming in reaction to the viral video of Senator Elisha Abbo assaulting a female staff a shop in Abuja. She also talked about all the issues women are facing in Nigeria today, stating she is embarrassed to be a Nigerian. She wrote;

I dont know where we went wrong as a nation that women are treated so badly. This past week has been filled with very disturbing news towards women. I personally can no longer keep quiet anymore. I have to do more than a post. Kilode gan na, do we deserve all this? Today I am actually embarrassed to be a Nigerian. The way women are treated is DISGUSTING. I don’t care what backlash comes from this, I said what I said. WTF I’m so shaken by this, WHY WHY WHY.

Mothers, wives, little girls being abused, raped, underpaid, disrespected. I have a son and I will do EVERYTHING in my power to raise a man. One that will love a Queen and protect her so help me God. The hate is too much, how can we continue like this. In EVERY sector women are bashed CONSTANTLY for things men get away with Fuck outta here with that backward mentality If she is successful she must have slept with one chairman If a man cheats on his wife, well that’s naija men for you If she is raped, why did she wear that in the first place Fucking toxic masculinity and entitlement in this society. We are women, we are to be protected 

REMEMBER No man, I repeat no man can handle the heartbreak, the pain, women go through on a daily basis. Let’s not even start with labour pains or raising a child And you can’t love and protect her. SHAME ON YOU men abusing, raping and everything else Una dey do.. You are physically stronger than us. SHAME ON YOU COWARDS

I am Embarrassed – Tiwa Savage

Welcome to Webinformation... Home of Latest Gist : Graduate Proposal Writer at Ladlas Prince Nig. Ltd...

Welcome to Webinformation... Home of Latest Gist : Graduate Proposal Writer at Ladlas Prince Nig. Ltd...: Ladlas Prince - We are an international group of professional firms, specializing in management services: consulting, auditing, advisory, an...

Graduate Proposal Writer at Ladlas Prince Nig. Ltd

Ladlas Prince - We are an international group of professional firms, specializing in management services: consulting, auditing, advisory, and compliance; along with information technology and security, for small/private companies, middle market, and government entities.


Job Type: Full Time
Qualification: BA/BSc/HND 
Experience 2 years max
Location: Oyo
Job FieldGraduate Jobs   Media / Advertising / Branding 

Location: Ibadan, Oyo

Job Description
Ladlas Prince is recruiting value vibrant personnel with the capability to prepare proposals by determining concept; gathering and formatting information; writing drafts and obtaining approvals before deadlines.
The prospective personnel must be focused, agile, trainable, teachable and detailed-oriented young graduates. If you fall out of any of the above description, this position is not for you!

Responsibilities and Duties

• Determines proposal concept by identifying and clarifying opportunities and needs; studying requests for proposal (RFPs); attending strategy meetings.
• Gathers proposal information by identifying sources of information; coordinating submissions and collections; identifying and communicating risks associated with proposals.
• Meets proposal deadline by establishing priorities and target dates for information gathering, writing, review, and approval; coordinating requirements with contributors; contributing proposal status information to review meetings; transmitting proposals.
• Develops proposal by assembling information including project nature, objectives/outcomes/deliverables, implementation, methods, timetable, staffing, budget, standards of performance, and evaluation; writing, revising, and editing drafts including executive summaries, conclusions, and organization credentials.
• Maintains quality results by using templates; following proposal-writing standards including readability, consistency, and tone; maintaining proposal support databases.
• Obtains approvals by reviewing proposal with key providers and project managers.
• Improves proposal-writing results by evaluating and re-designing processes, approach, coordination, and boilerplate; implementing changes.
• Updates job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities; maintaining personal networks.
• Accomplishes organization goals by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring opportunities to add value to job accomplishments.

Qualifications and Requirements

• Interested candidate must be a Graduate, preferably possess a minimum of bachelor’s degree in English Language, Mass Communication or other Social Science discipline.
• “MUST” have completed NYSC and have 0 - 2 years of experience.
• If not above, a proven experience/capability in proposal writing will be considered suitable.
• Interested candidate must be below 27 years of age.
• Have strong skill in interpersonal relation and technical communication skill.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively to achieve stated goals.
• Strong ability to summarize data concisely.
• Good reasoning abilities, sound judgment and resourcefulness.
• Ability to work well under pressure, meeting multiple and sometimes conflicting deadlines.
• A good computing skill (usage and terms) including social media handling.
• Fully resident in Ibadan or personally take up residency in Ibadan.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their applications with relevant supporting documents to: nig.executive.assistant@ladlasprince.com

Cambridge: Why We Can’t Authenticate Buhari’s Result

The University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), now known as Cambridge Assessment, has declined to authenticate the West African School Certificate (WASC) result recently issued to President Muhammadu Buhari by the West African Examination Council (WAEC) in Nigeria.

The attestation of result, which was delivered to Buhari last Friday sparked a fresh controversy with some Nigerians alleging fraud and demanding further proof from Cambridge Assessment, the original body that was in charge of conducting school certificate examinations across West Africa in the 1960s. In a response to one of the requests to authenticate the controversial certificate yesterday, Cambridge said on its website: “We can only confirm or verify results at the direct request of or with the permission of a candidate.

“This is in accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulations, Data Protection Act 2018 and section 40 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.”

However, the organization confirmed that according to the Regulations for 1961, African Language papers, including those for Hausa were set for the West African School Certificate while examination results were classed in grades by 1 to 9. “1,2,3,4,5 & 6 indicate a Pass with Credit; 7 & 8 indicate a Pass; 9 indicates a Failure. To pass the School Certificate, candidates had to pass examinations in a variety of groups.

It was compulsory to pass English Language, but not Maths, in order to gain the Certificate,,” the examination body said. Cambridge disclosed that a total of 152 candidates sat for the WASC Hausa examination in 1961 and that Hausa language was one of the subjects set in the Northern Region that year. It however failed to confirm if there was any Muhammadu Buhari among the candidates.

It would be recalled that President Muhammadu Buhari’s Secondary School Certificate has been a subject of controversy since 2015 when it was found missing in the forms he submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the purpose of the presidential election. At that time, Buhari had through a sworn affidavit claimed that all his credentials were with the Secretary of the Military Board. Several lawyers filed suits in different courts challenging his claims and seeking his disqualification.

Many of these cases were stalled following several long adjournments where other plaintiffs were forced to withdraw their suits due to intense pressure from forces sympathetic to Buhari.

Little Boy Holds "Don't Worry Ladies I'm Still Single" Notice On Wedding Day

At a recent wedding held last weekend, a little boy hold “Don’t worry ladies am still single” notice.


What do you want to do with these singles at this your age, moreover who’s this little girl sitting beside you?  So Adorable!!!

I wonder what the little what both of them will say in 20 years time when the saw this picture.

Federal Government Feeds Pupils With 6 millions Eggs, 594 Cows Weekly – Official

The Special Adviser to the President on National Social Welfare Programme, Maryam Uwais, on Monday said the federal government feeds pupils with 6 million eggs and 594 cows weekly under its Home Grown School feeding programme.

Mrs Uwais disclosed this in Abuja, when she received a delegation from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on a study tour of Nigeria to learn from the social intervention programmes in the country.

She noted that 9 million children are currently being fed under the programme in 26 states as a way of encouraging schools enrolment.

She noted further that the programme had created a value chain in the agricultural sector and had also led to the employment of Nigerians thereby creating a market for agriculture.

“Presently, each child eats at least an egg in a day, adding up to 6.8 million eggs being consumed weekly by children under the programme in just 26 states.
“So, the poultry farmers are now doing so much to provide eggs for the schools because every meal is a balanced diet and every child must have at least one egg.

“We need to slaughter 594 cows every week for the pupils and 83 metric tonnes of fish is consumed weekly in just 26 states and more states are coming on board.

“Farmers are growing and requesting for rice meals now because they are saying I was growing 20 bags but because of the programme, I now provide more so I need a rice mill.’’

Mrs Uwais said that farmers were now calling on the government to support them to engage in mechanised farming.

She added that the programme was helping the agricultural sector, by providing markets while women were also being employed as cooks and they in turn employ others.

“The cooks are employing people to wash and serve in classrooms so imagine a child being fed and the cook is the mother while the father is a farmer that provides the foodstuff,” she said.