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@biasfootbalfan Controversial? Really?

This raya save just gave Arsenal the premier league though. Controversial Var decision aside

@royalmoolraj @FabrizioRomano The particular yellow card is quite harsh i agree but i think the 2game ban is cause its his 6th of the season. Not cause of this one

@FabrizioRomano Two games for defending your player. Guardiola is not wrong about the Doku foul and everybody watching saw it. the FA handed him this ban and somehow made him look more right than before

🚨 Pep Guardiola has been handed a two games ban to be served against Chelsea and West Ham. “It was a clear foul on Doku. I’m not asking for a yellow card, but it’s foul. Of course I will DEFEND my team”.

@SandSeett @_ArsenalTeam The rule states that it doesnt mattet where the hand is if it directly leads to a goal

@_ArsenalTeam The difference is clear bro, dorgu hand is down and tha Leeds player have his hands active.

Yall agreed that this wasn’t a handball from Dorgu. I don’t know why you’re complaining?

@LegacySiu Gareth Bale na. I remember that goal anytime

Guess this goalscorer Level: Hardest

@SuperPartisian @PhVenance @QualityQuadry Do you know the pk you are shouting about wasnt a pk as it touched Seyi Ajayis leg first.

@PhVenance @QualityQuadry Defeat deserved but we do not move on corruption. We need to fix it that next time it doesn’t happen again. If you really care about Africa

He refused to be bullied & kept his head high for 90 minutes. Issa Sy from Senegal 🇸🇳 the centre refeere for Algeria 🇩🇿 vs Nigeria 🇳🇬. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@EnergyPulseHQ @FabrizioRomano That was natural body movement

@FabrizioRomano Welcome to the African football circus where you don’t just pick the referee, you practically pick the matchup too. Football “à la carte.” 🎭⚽️ #AFCON2025 #ALGNGA

Nigeria beat Algeria and qualify to the AFCON semi finals! 🦅🇳🇬 Who’s been your Man of the Match?

@garnachoszn17 @FabrizioRomano Youbhave a good eye. Bright Osayi was good

@FabrizioRomano That rb

Yesterday, I signed into law the 2026 Appropriation Bill of ₦1.016 trillion, a budget we have aptly titled the “Budget of Acceleration and New Possibilities.” The budget reflects our unwavering commitment to building a prosperous Abia, a state where opportunities abound and infrastructure works for the people. It is a bold, forward-looking financial plan that prioritises capital investments in healthcare, education, infrastructure, and economic empowerment. I want to sincerely thank the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Emeruwa, and the entire Abia State House of Assembly for their diligence and speed in passing this bill. Your attention to detail, rigorous scrutiny, and collaborative spirit exemplify the kind of democracy we are building in Abia. To my incredible team, thank you for the sleepless nights and tireless effort that went into crafting this document. The numbers we presented remain intact, and the capital-to-recurrent ratio holds firm, underscoring our focus on sustainable development. Let us keep building the Abia of our dreams. The journey continues.

@DeGentleman_ @ngcom_net Bro I had to change my game dns settings.

@ngcom_net your days are numbered! All of my other devices connect easily to your network (on the days it works) but your firewall won't allow my console connect for some reason. I don complain tire, issokay 😑

@NigIsland @emmaikumeh Let me ask you this. How does it sound that a government that its main revenue is fossil fuel is taxing usage of fossil fuel. Make it make sense?

The 5% fuel surcharge introduced under the Harmonised Tax Act is, in my view, a necessary step by the government to generate revenue for critical infrastructure and reduce Nigeria’s over-reliance on oil. The estimates show it could bring in around ₦796 billion annually from petrol alone funds that, if properly managed, can improve roads, public transport, and other essential services. From my perspective, this is a government taking responsibility for sustainable development rather than leaving progress to chance. At the same time, I believe the concerns of ordinary Nigerians are real and cannot be ignored. Transporters, small business owners, and low-income families will feel the pinch of higher costs, and this impact must be acknowledged. A government that aims to be effective must balance revenue goals with the realities citizens face. My view is that both sides have roles to play. The government should implement measures to cushion the vulnerable, ensure transparency in how the funds are used, and communicate clearly why this is necessary. Citizens, on their part, should engage responsibly, support efficient energy use, and hold the government accountable without resorting to empty blame. If we approach this with understanding on both sides, this policy can succeed in funding development while minimizing unnecessary hardship a balance that reflects what Nigeria truly needs.

FG Introduces 5% Fuel Tax Under the Harmonized Tax Act. Why is this Government fixated on taxing us?? Why is this govt so weak towards it's citizens??

@FabrizioRonews Isn't this a fake acct?

@HonShield @CUzoigwe7217 The problem is the people who will vote at the primaries. You know what I mean so let me end here.

My dear, first and foremost, I am not a PDP member. Secondly, the coalition is bigger than your silly emotions & blackmail. Let everyone go to the primaries and prove their popularity. Whoever wins, we will support 💯. If you have a problem with this, go and pick up your corn boldly.

Let Me State It Clearly::: No One Will Blackmail The ADC To Choose Anyone As Its Presidential Candidate. Every Aspirant will go to the primaries and fight it out there. Whoever Wins is OUR CANDIDATE!! #Nigeria1st

@HandofArsenal Is kiwior going?

🚨 Arsenal now aiming to close a deal for Cristhian Mosquera for a fee under €19m Personal terms are not seen as an issue. Still some work to be done but talks are very advanced. Andrea Berta is aiming to get the player in for pre-season if possible.

@NicoleCoop86281 @ArchieStanding @MatthewHarrisX2 Is jackson a joke? Lol

With Delap most likely going away with England u.21’s, Chelsea will still want another striker for the CWC, hence why we are moving for another quickly….

@BlessedAjoke @mpiredivine It will do you life film. If you like put money in CBEX 2.0

@YShodeyi @Oludeewon Are you serious? And ppl still put money?

@Oludeewon U put in a certain amount it gets locked for 90 days and after which d original amount get doubled within this period of 90 days. U get double of whatever amount u start with in dollars

Which one is CBEX again like this? 🤧 Someone should please explain to me like a 5 year old. 🙏🏾

@YShodeyi @Oludeewon Are you serious? And ppl still put money?

@fccpcnigeria @evidencebyme @IkejaElectric @EKEDP @aedcelectricity @officialjedplc @IBEDC_NG @beninelectric @PHEDconnect @kedcoplc @Kadunaelectric @YolaDisco1 What do we do about these epileptic power supply for Band A customers

@evidencebyme @IkejaElectric @EKEDP @aedcelectricity @officialjedplc @IBEDC_NG @beninelectric @PHEDconnect @kedcoplc @Kadunaelectric @YolaDisco1 Sure.

Release: “Obsolete Meters”: Violation of Consumers Rights Will Have Stiff Consequences Pursuant to Sections 17(j), (l) (s), 116 (2), 124, 125, 138 and 155 of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA) 2018 Wednesday, November 13, 2024: The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) notes with concern recent rumours that its directive to Ikeja and Eko electricity distribution companies (IKEDC and EKEDC) to immediately cease all activities related to the planned replacement of Unistar meters may be flouted. The directive remains in full force, and any attempt by these DisCos to proceed in contravention of it will attract severe consequences. Contrary to recent rumours, the approval of new meter prices by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has no connection with the proposed replacement of Unistar meters by IKEDC and EKEDC. The planned replacement has been invalidated by both the FCCPC and NERC, and there is no indication that the affected DisCos have breached our directives. It is essential to clarify that Ikeja and Eko DisCos cannot proceed with the withdrawal or replacement of the Unistar meters unless they fully comply with NERC’s Order on Structured Replacement of Faulty and Obsolete End-user Customer Meters in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (Order No. NERC/246/2021). The order mandates that meter replacements must be prompt, without disrupting service and at no cost to the consumer; and ensuring that consumers are not subjected to estimated billing due to delayed installations. The FCCPC's position remains clear: non-compliance with these directives by Ikeja and Eko DisCos will not be tolerated. Any breach of this directive will attract stiff penalties in line with the provisions of existing consumer protection laws. Consumers are advised to contact the FCCPC on the Commission’s line, 08119877785, dedicated to electricity issues, should they encounter any attempts by Ikeja or Eko DisCos to disobey this directive. The FCCPC remains unwavering in its commitment to safeguarding the rights of Nigerian consumers against unfair practices by service providers. Ondaje Ijagwu Director, Corporate Affairs @NigeriaGov @NGRSenate @HouseNGR @NERCNG @TradeInvestNG @enugudisco @AbaPowerOnline

@NationalGridNg @Scarie_Trader This is bad for the consumers. Very very bad.

@Scarie_Trader Should be good, this should lead to states taking responsibility of their power sector.

NERC BEGINS TRANSFER OF REGULATORY AUTHORITY TO STATES: The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has announced that it was shutting down its forum offices in some states in Nigeria and handing over their operations to the respective electricity commissions of the affected states. The commission noted that it had officially transferred regulatory authority to Enugu, Ekiti, Kogi, Edo, Ondo, Imo and Oyo states, in accordance with the new Electricity Act 2023. As a result, the newly established State Electricity Regulatory Commissions (SERCs) in those states, will now oversee all aspects of electricity regulation. Consequently, NERC said it closed its forum offices in Enugu and Ekiti states on October 22, while its Imo office will be shut down on December 31. Its Oyo office will close on February 5, 2025; Edo on February 20, while Kogi office will be shut by March 12 next year. "Customers in these states are encouraged to direct any electricity-related complaints to their respective SERCs moving forward. NERC extends its best wishes to the new SERCs as they embark on the important task of establishing effective regulation in their states," the official statement read.

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