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🚨#BREAKING: Now, according to Reuters Iranian officials have officially announced and confirmed that it has accepted the ceasefire proposal put forward by President Trump

SETTLERS ESCAPING ISRAEL Settlers escaping towards the Taba crossing to exit Israel and travel to Europe via the Sharm el-Sheikh airport. HOPE THEY HAVE GIVEN THE KEYS OF THE STOLEN HOUSES BACK TO PALESTINIANS‼️

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@dammy4lyf13287 @datchughuy I suggest you make your comments and leaving religion out of this much better pls

@datchughuy I believe there is an element of extremism and terrorism embedded in that religion. We have to be honest. They always shout Allahu akbar wen perpetrating their evil enterprises

Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the attempted Nigerian Underwear Bomber in 2011. A thread 🧵

@lufthansa @gimbakakanda @gimbakakanda Sorry about the nasty experience of poor customer management, henceforth I fly no more @lufthansa

@gimbakakanda I apologize again for your experience. We have contacted the relevant department as we have already communicated to you via DM, and have now escalated your matter. Our internal investigations are still ongoing. 1/2

Why I Won’t Be Flying @lufthansa Again—A Nightmare Experience Yesterday, October 3, I was a passenger on Lufthansa flight LH0401 from JFK Airport in New York to Frankfurt Airport, with a connecting flight to Abuja. After disembarking in Frankfurt for a five-hour layover, I quickly realised that I had left my wallet in the cabin. The wallet contained all the cash I had, my debit cards, identification cards, sensitive personal and official documents, and other valuable items. Upon discovering this, barely a minute after leaving the plane, I immediately rushed to the Lufthansa staff at the terminal exit to report that I had left my wallet, emphasising the critical nature of the items inside. However, despite my explanation and the urgency of the situation, I was denied the opportunity to return to the aircraft to retrieve my belongings or have the wallet retrieved. This refusal was particularly painful, given the manifest sensitivity and value of the wallet’s contents. I followed all the proper procedures as instructed by the airline, filling out the “lost” item form, even though I knew my wallet wasn’t lost, and even reporting the matter to the police at Frankfurt Airport. I patiently waited, hoping for a positive outcome. Two German policewomen accompanied me to the Lost and Found Office, a restricted area (and they also mentioned I would only be allowed there once), where the attendant informed me that there was nothing she could do and that they would only act once the airline submitted the item—the same airline that had responded to my pleas like inefficient robots. Stripped of that wallet, I had no access to any of my bank cards or funds. If anything had disrupted my schedule—God forbid—I would have essentially become a charity case far from home, as I couldn’t even afford a one-euro snack or a bottle of water during the layover. It was a nightmare. My distress deepened when customer service representatives at both Gates B and Z, after hearing my desperate plea, callously told me that if the wallet was so important, I shouldn’t have forgotten it in my seat. For a moment, I was speechless. Such a response was not only unprofessional but also downright insensitive to a passenger who had just endured nearly nine hours of flying. I had expected better from an airline that claims to set service standards. To further compound the situation, other customer service staff told me I shouldn’t expect much from the search efforts, as the cleaning crew who attended to their planes are often thieves and unlikely to return valuable items. I was stunned and appalled by this statement. If Lufthansa was aware of this culture of theft within their airline, why wasn’t the official who stopped me from returning to retrieve my wallet more proactive in protecting my possessions or retrieving them for me? They provided no answer. The plane was still in my sight when I attempted to retrieve my wallet! The only sensible comment from their customer service came from a staff member who, after hearing what had happened, said the smartest thing would have been to retrieve the wallet immediately. He explained that the usual practice was for a member of the airline staff to accompany passengers for such retrievals, and that he had done this for several passengers before. He added that if we had met earlier, he would have done the same for me, but it was too late because the plane was already being cleaned. This lone voice of reason, a fellow Black man and the only Black staff member I encountered, was probably sympathetic because he humanised me and mentioned that he had experienced a similar misfortune during one of his own travels. Had I been travelling to a foreign country, I would have been completely stranded. This entire experience with Lufthansa’s customer service was the worst I have ever encountered. The height of unprofessionalism and disrespect was shocking, especially from an airline with such a prestigious reputation. 1/2

Before you allow them deceive you into thinking Nigeria's situation is like Kenya's and protests are the only answer, do consider the following: 1.The minimum wage has been raised to ₦70,000 2.Local Governments now have autonomy 3.Fuel importation reduced by 51.4% 4.The Federal Government facilitated a Nigerian carrier, Air Peace, to secure daily direct flights to London, which crashed ticket prices on that route 5.The Nigerian government facilitated with Meta to enable Nigerian content creators to monetise their content on Facebook beginning in June 2024 6.Ended passport scarcity and waiting time for passport application, renewal and collection shorted to less than two weeks 7.2023 Electricity Bill signed into Law to end federal monopoly in the power sector and empower states and the private sector to generate, distribute and transmit power. 8.The Federal Government has initiated and begun payment of the ₦50,000 Presidential Conditional Grant Scheme to nano businesses. 9.The Federal Government has initiated and begun payment of student loans. 10.Every state in Nigeria had been getting a minimum of 45% more than they were getting under Buhari. Nasarawa gets almost 100% more and Anambra receives 70% more, whereas their wage bill has not increased. Meanwhile, if the Federal Government has done the above, what has your state government done with the extra 45% allocation they have been receiving? Your challenge is at the local level, not the national level. #TableShaker

@ElonMuskVines Yes

@aonanuga1956 Enemies of progress

Governors Forum warns that N60,000 minimum wage not sustainable The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) is in agreement that a new minimum wage is due. The Forum also sympathises with labour unions in their push for higher wages. However, the Forum urges all parties to consider the fact that the minimum wage negotiations also involve consequential adjustments across all cadres, including pensioners. The NGF cautions parties in this important discussion to look beyond just signing a document for the sake of it; any agreement to be signed should be sustainable and realistic. All things considered, the NGF holds that the N60,000 minimum wage proposal is not sustainable and can not fly. It will simply mean that many states will spend all their FAAC allocations on just paying salaries with nothing left for development purposes. In fact, a few states will end up borrowing to pay workers every month. We do not think this will be in the collective interest of the country, including workers. We appeal that all parties involved, especially the labour unions, consider all the socioeconomic variables and settle for an agreement that is sustainable, durable, and fair to all other segments of the society who have legitimate claim to public resources.

This is to notify the public that the application portal for the PTDF In-Country Scholarship Scheme (ISS) is opened, interested and eligible applicants can visit the website ptdf.gov.ng for further information. Signed Management

Take note of these numbers, save them, and use them as the PPROs have been ordered to attend to issues in their respective states. It makes it easier for all of us. Thanks. @PoliceNG

Similarly experienced same with @ZenithBank yrs back which was never attended to despite my write-ups on their handle. It's so frustrating. Nigerian banks are problems on their own.

Congratulations Dr.

@teslaownersSV Great achievement, keep moving the mountains, you have no limit to your altitude

“I never give up” Elon Musk

He's light and guidance to humanity

This is indeed a young professional chap being saddled with CEO responsibility. May Allah help and guide him to do the right path

God bless BUA and her group of companies for challenging the status quo. The average Nigerians will forever remembered you as a real philanthropist and not those that keep squeezing citizens without conscience.

The Chairman of BUA Group, Abdul-Samad Rabiu, has revealed that BUA Cement has concluded plans to reduce the cost of its cement across the country as part of efforts to support the federal governme… #Echobox=1693531955" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dailytrust.com/bua-group-to-r…

@Shaibu_AO @tajudine2013gm2 @gsbabatunde This is indeed remarkable and lesson for each and everyone of us all. God bless the Major with this beautiful idea of remembering the past. Shows inclusiveness and sense of belonging on the part of the retired officers.

This is Major General VT Okoro, General Officer Commanding GOC 2 Division, Ibadan, who traced his first Chief Sergeant Major CSM when he was posted as a Young Officer to 93 Battalion in Jos. The Name of the CSM is WO Adegoke Alias DanArewa Rtd. He traced him in Ibadan. In all you do in this Uniform today always be good, for one day you will leave the job for others. What will you be remembered for? See the joy in the man eyes God's bless them