• 3️⃣ Hundreds of *demonstrators took to the streets in Christian areas of Damascus to protest the burning of a Christmas tree* near Hama in central Syria , AFP journalists witnessed.

    _“We demand the rights of Christians,”_ *protesters chanted as they marched through the Syrian capital* towards the headquarters of the Orthodox Patriarchate in the Bab Sharqi neighborhood.

    The protests come a little more than *two weeks after an armed coalition led by Islamists* topped the government of Bashar al-Assad.

    The protests erupted after a video spread on social media showing *hooded fighters setting fire to a Christmas tree in the Christian-majority town of Suqaylabiyah* , near Hama.
    3️⃣ Hundreds of *demonstrators took to the streets in Christian areas of Damascus to protest the burning of a Christmas tree* near Hama in central Syria , AFP journalists witnessed. 🇸🇾 _“We demand the rights of Christians,”_ *protesters chanted as they marched through the Syrian capital* towards the headquarters of the Orthodox Patriarchate in the Bab Sharqi neighborhood. 🎄 The protests come a little more than *two weeks after an armed coalition led by Islamists* topped the government of Bashar al-Assad. 🔥 The protests erupted after a video spread on social media showing *hooded fighters setting fire to a Christmas tree in the Christian-majority town of Suqaylabiyah* , near Hama.
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  • Today's Biggest Headlines

    1. Wave of terror: New attacks plunge 10 states into anxiety

    === https://punchng.com/wave-of-terror-new-attacks-plunge-10-states-into-anxiety/

    2. Corruption responsible for Africa’s debt burden – Obasanjo

    === https://punchng.com/corruption-responsible-for-africas-debt-burden-obasanjo/

    3. Subscribers demand telecom service overhaul ahead of tariff hike

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    4. Men interested in dating me shouldn’t be scared — Kaffy

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    5. Kano Throne: Emir Sanusi secures victory against Bayero as A’Court overturns Justice Liman’s verdict

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    6. Esu-not-Satan: Traditional worshippers battle bias, seek to change stereotype

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    8. How three-year-old’s assault sparks debate on corporal punishment, teacher brutality

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    9. Ibadan stampede: God will vindicate you, Ooni tells ex-queen

    === https://punchng.com/ibadan-stampede-god-will-vindicate-you-ooni-tells-ex-queen/

    10. Yobo, Martins tip Osimhen for United move

    === https://punchng.com/yobo-martins-tip-osimhen-for-united-move/

    #punch news
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  • Tinubu: You Are No Longer The Governor Of Lagos, Let Your Next Salah Be Spent In Sokoto – Peter Obi

    In a recent video message broadcast on Symfoni TV from 14:19, former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has urged President Tinubu to adopt a more nationally inclusive approach to his leadership style.

    In a direct address to the president, Obi emphasized the importance of distinguishing between state and national leadership roles. “Mr. President, you are no longer the governor of Lagos State; you are now the President of Nigeria,” he stated, urging the president to demonstrate a more nationwide presence.

    The former Anambra governor suggested that the president should consider celebrating major festivities across different regions of the country. “Let your next Salah, Easter, or Christmas holidays be spent in Yola, Sokoto, or Bauchi, among others,” Obi recommended.

    See also Reactions As Protesters Carrying Nigerian Flag Were Seen Running After Police Shot Teargas At Them
    On electoral reforms, Obi highlighted what he considers the administration’s most crucial challenge. “The single most challenging test you face is ensuring that future elections are credible and reflect the will of the people,” he declared.

    Concluding his address, Obi stressed the importance of direct communication between the president and citizens. “Nigerians need to hear from you directly—not through your proxies,” he stated, adding that “Quarterly updates on what you are doing to improve the situation are crucial.”
    Tinubu: You Are No Longer The Governor Of Lagos, Let Your Next Salah Be Spent In Sokoto – Peter Obi In a recent video message broadcast on Symfoni TV from 14:19, former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has urged President Tinubu to adopt a more nationally inclusive approach to his leadership style. In a direct address to the president, Obi emphasized the importance of distinguishing between state and national leadership roles. “Mr. President, you are no longer the governor of Lagos State; you are now the President of Nigeria,” he stated, urging the president to demonstrate a more nationwide presence. The former Anambra governor suggested that the president should consider celebrating major festivities across different regions of the country. “Let your next Salah, Easter, or Christmas holidays be spent in Yola, Sokoto, or Bauchi, among others,” Obi recommended. See also Reactions As Protesters Carrying Nigerian Flag Were Seen Running After Police Shot Teargas At Them On electoral reforms, Obi highlighted what he considers the administration’s most crucial challenge. “The single most challenging test you face is ensuring that future elections are credible and reflect the will of the people,” he declared. Concluding his address, Obi stressed the importance of direct communication between the president and citizens. “Nigerians need to hear from you directly—not through your proxies,” he stated, adding that “Quarterly updates on what you are doing to improve the situation are crucial.”
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  • Tax Reform, Hunger Protests, Ademola Lookman, Osimhen -Top Trending Stories of 2024
    Tax Reform, Hunger Protests, Ademola Lookman, Osimhen -Top Trending Stories of 2024
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  • I sat down to eat with a smile so wide,
    My stomach was growling, my taste buds inside.
    The food was so delicious, I just couldn't resist,
    I took another bite, and another, and another, oh what a twist!

    One bite became ten, then twenty, then more,
    My belly was protesting, but I just couldn't stop for sure.
    I tried to get up, but my tummy said "no way",
    It was like a food coma, and I was here to stay.

    I thought I was a goner, my digestive system in disarray,
    Like a war zone in my belly, with food fighting all day.
    I felt like a time bomb, ready to explode any minute,
    But somehow I survived, though my stomach's still in a spin.

    So if you see me walking, with a gentle little stride,
    Don't be fooled, my friend, I'm just riding the food tide.
    I'll be eating Tums for days, and drinking ginger tea,
    But hey, at least I learned my lesson, don't eat too much, you'll see!
    I sat down to eat with a smile so wide, My stomach was growling, my taste buds inside. The food was so delicious, I just couldn't resist, I took another bite, and another, and another, oh what a twist! One bite became ten, then twenty, then more, My belly was protesting, but I just couldn't stop for sure. I tried to get up, but my tummy said "no way", It was like a food coma, and I was here to stay. I thought I was a goner, my digestive system in disarray, Like a war zone in my belly, with food fighting all day. I felt like a time bomb, ready to explode any minute, But somehow I survived, though my stomach's still in a spin. So if you see me walking, with a gentle little stride, Don't be fooled, my friend, I'm just riding the food tide. I'll be eating Tums for days, and drinking ginger tea, But hey, at least I learned my lesson, don't eat too much, you'll see!
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  • "The Feast of Doom"

    I sat down to eat, with a grin on my face
    A spread before me, a culinary wonderplace
    I dug in with gusto, my taste buds in delight
    But little did I know, this meal would ignite

    A battle of the belly, a war of the waist
    My stomach groaned in protest, my arteries in haste
    I ate and I ate, till I thought I'd explode
    My buttons bursting, my seams starting to unfold

    I felt like a balloon, inflated to the max
    A ticking time bomb, ready to unleash a toxic attack
    My digestive system, a war zone in disarray
    I thought I'd meet my maker, in a most unpleasant way

    But somehow I survived, though my stomach still protests
    I learned a valuable lesson, to eat with more restraint, I guess
    So if you see me eating, with a cautious, timid grin
    Just know that I'm still recovering, from the Feast of Doom within!
    "The Feast of Doom" I sat down to eat, with a grin on my face A spread before me, a culinary wonderplace I dug in with gusto, my taste buds in delight But little did I know, this meal would ignite A battle of the belly, a war of the waist My stomach groaned in protest, my arteries in haste I ate and I ate, till I thought I'd explode My buttons bursting, my seams starting to unfold I felt like a balloon, inflated to the max A ticking time bomb, ready to unleash a toxic attack My digestive system, a war zone in disarray I thought I'd meet my maker, in a most unpleasant way But somehow I survived, though my stomach still protests I learned a valuable lesson, to eat with more restraint, I guess So if you see me eating, with a cautious, timid grin Just know that I'm still recovering, from the Feast of Doom within!
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  • Pawpaw Protest: How to make N3 million from 100 Papaya in 8 months without investing any money

    1. Go to a fruit seller near you and request for papaya seeds. They usually throw them away. There’s an average of 400 seeds in a pod. Collect as many as they can give you.

    2. Soak the seeds in water for 24 hours. Throw away the floating seeds and keep the ones that sunk to the bottom. They’re likely to be more viable

    3. Collect used pure water sachets and plant the seeds. Two or three in a sachet.

    4. The seeds will germinate in 1-2 weeks. Leave them for two weeks. Then sort the female seedlings from the male. You don’t have to wait until they flower to tell them apart. Only few people know this trick and they guard it as a trade secret. I’m going to tell you today. Check my other post to see how.

    5. After about eight weeks, your seedlings are ready to be transplanted into the ground.

    6. Each hole should be dug 2 feet deep and 2 feet wide.

    7. Get a 4-gallon bucket of well decomposed manure and mix with the soil. If you can lay your hands on rabbits manure you can use it fresh and not wait for it to decompose because it’s cold manure.

    8. Plant the seedlings two meters apart. This means that you can accommodate 100 trees in a small space.

    9. Water and weed when needed. You can start harvesting in the 7th or 8th month. Harvest the fruits when you see yellow lines.

    10. Each tree will give you N30,000. That’s N3 million for 100 trees.

    11. Now that you’ve grown your own seeds, use the seeds from the best fruits to scale your business.

    Summary: This guide shows you how to start your tree plantation with no money down. It saves you at least N250,000 because I sell my papaya seedlings at N2,500.
    Pawpaw Protest: How to make N3 million from 100 Papaya in 8 months without investing any money 1. Go to a fruit seller near you and request for papaya seeds. They usually throw them away. There’s an average of 400 seeds in a pod. Collect as many as they can give you. 2. Soak the seeds in water for 24 hours. Throw away the floating seeds and keep the ones that sunk to the bottom. They’re likely to be more viable 3. Collect used pure water sachets and plant the seeds. Two or three in a sachet. 4. The seeds will germinate in 1-2 weeks. Leave them for two weeks. Then sort the female seedlings from the male. You don’t have to wait until they flower to tell them apart. Only few people know this trick and they guard it as a trade secret. I’m going to tell you today. Check my other post to see how. 5. After about eight weeks, your seedlings are ready to be transplanted into the ground. 6. Each hole should be dug 2 feet deep and 2 feet wide. 7. Get a 4-gallon bucket of well decomposed manure and mix with the soil. If you can lay your hands on rabbits manure you can use it fresh and not wait for it to decompose because it’s cold manure. 8. Plant the seedlings two meters apart. This means that you can accommodate 100 trees in a small space. 9. Water and weed when needed. You can start harvesting in the 7th or 8th month. Harvest the fruits when you see yellow lines. 10. Each tree will give you N30,000. That’s N3 million for 100 trees. 11. Now that you’ve grown your own seeds, use the seeds from the best fruits to scale your business. Summary: This guide shows you how to start your tree plantation with no money down. It saves you at least N250,000 because I sell my papaya seedlings at N2,500.
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  • https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/12/10/waec-employees-protest-demand-30-salary-increase/
    https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/12/10/waec-employees-protest-demand-30-salary-increase/
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  • Pawpaw Protest: How to make N3 million from 100 Papaya in 8 months without investing any money

    1. Go to a fruit seller near you and request for papaya seeds. They usually throw them away. There’s an average of 400 seeds in a pod. Collect as many as they can give you.

    2. Soak the seeds in water for 24 hours. Throw away the floating seeds and keep the ones that sunk to the bottom. They’re likely to be more viable

    3. Collect used pure water sachets and plant the seeds. Two or three in a sachet.

    4. The seeds will germinate in 1-2 weeks. Leave them for two weeks. Then sort the female seedlings from the male. You don’t have to wait until they flower to tell them apart. Only few people know this trick and they guard it as a trade secret. I’m going to tell you today. Check my other post to see how.

    5. After about eight weeks, your seedlings are ready to be transplanted into the ground.

    6. Each hole should be dug 2 feet deep and 2 feet wide.

    7. Get a 4-gallon bucket of well decomposed manure and mix with the soil. If you can lay your hands on rabbits manure you can use it fresh and not wait for it to decompose because it’s cold manure.

    8. Plant the seedlings two meters apart. This means that you can accommodate 100 trees in a small space.

    9. Water and weed when needed. You can start harvesting in the 7th or 8th month. Harvest the fruits when you see yellow lines.

    10. Each tree will give you N30,000. That’s N3 million for 100 trees.

    11. Now that you’ve grown your own seeds, use the seeds from the best fruits to scale your business.

    Summary: This guide shows you how to start your tree plantation with no money down. It saves you at least N250,000 because I sell my papaya seedlings at N2,500.
    Pawpaw Protest: How to make N3 million from 100 Papaya in 8 months without investing any money 1. Go to a fruit seller near you and request for papaya seeds. They usually throw them away. There’s an average of 400 seeds in a pod. Collect as many as they can give you. 2. Soak the seeds in water for 24 hours. Throw away the floating seeds and keep the ones that sunk to the bottom. They’re likely to be more viable 3. Collect used pure water sachets and plant the seeds. Two or three in a sachet. 4. The seeds will germinate in 1-2 weeks. Leave them for two weeks. Then sort the female seedlings from the male. You don’t have to wait until they flower to tell them apart. Only few people know this trick and they guard it as a trade secret. I’m going to tell you today. Check my other post to see how. 5. After about eight weeks, your seedlings are ready to be transplanted into the ground. 6. Each hole should be dug 2 feet deep and 2 feet wide. 7. Get a 4-gallon bucket of well decomposed manure and mix with the soil. If you can lay your hands on rabbits manure you can use it fresh and not wait for it to decompose because it’s cold manure. 8. Plant the seedlings two meters apart. This means that you can accommodate 100 trees in a small space. 9. Water and weed when needed. You can start harvesting in the 7th or 8th month. Harvest the fruits when you see yellow lines. 10. Each tree will give you N30,000. That’s N3 million for 100 trees. 11. Now that you’ve grown your own seeds, use the seeds from the best fruits to scale your business. Summary: This guide shows you how to start your tree plantation with no money down. It saves you at least N250,000 because I sell my papaya seedlings at N2,500.
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    Omo chicken's are protesting
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