Find Out Why Your SIM Card Might Be Blocked By Dec 30th

This is the latest news by the Federal Government that all network operators must block every SIM card not updated with valid National Identity Number (NIN) by December 30th!

Why do we like fire brigade approach in this country? How can they expect this to be done in two weeks? I feel like the government keeps looking for ways to add to the discomfort of its citizens! While the idea of updating the SIM cards with the NIN is not a bad idea, this two weeks is too short. 

This sudden decision came after an urgent meeting of key stakeholders in the Communications industry convened by the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim (Pantami) earlier this week.

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May The Rest Of Your Week Be This Beautiful

Mehnnnnnn this picture is just so beautiful and the creativity behind it is definitely top notch! 

May the rest of your week ahead as beautiful as this picture!

PIC CREDIT: PRILIX PHOTOS

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Do You Like This Kind Of Money Apology

This kind of apology won't be bad right? As long as the money spread out is in Dollars or Pound please, then I might just consider...Lol, this is just for laughs!

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Ede Poly Rector Suspended For Having A Bed In His Office

This particular news is really a shocking one as my first question is why the rector should have a bed in his office in the first place? 

A chaise lounge might not be a bad idea but a full king size bed? Hmnnn.....that is truly questionable or what do you think?

Anyway, the institution's academic board has suspended John Adekolawole, the rector of the Federal Polytechnic in Ede, Osun state on grounds of "sleeping at work."

According to Adekunle Masopa, chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) in the institution, he said the rector was accused of desecrating the office with the creation of a bedroom furnished with a king-size bed which has made it possible for him to be ''sleeping at work.''

 

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Here Is A Smile To Brighten Your Day

Sometimes a beautiful smile like this is all you need to brighten up your day!

Besides, according to research, it takes more muscles to frown than to smile so why not just smile instead?

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Canada Begins Covid-19 Vaccinations

Just incase you didn't know, Covid-19 Vaccine is now available and some countries have taken delivery of it and started administering it.

Canada took delivery of some doses two days ago which was made known when Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau tweeted a picture of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine landing in Canada via an aircraft.

According to reports from CNN, among the early recipients were a personal support care worker in Toronto and an elderly resident in Montreal as Canada began distributing its first 30,000 doses.

Although there are plans to get more doses, Anita Anand, Canada's minister of procurement says they are dealing with an incredibly competitive global environment. 

However, the Prime Minister says he is hopeful that Canada would receive 249,000 doses before the end of the year.

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333 Students Abducted In Katsina, Boko Haram Claims Responsiblity

I am still in shock at news of the recent kidnapping of about 400 students from Government Science Secondary School, Kankara, in Katsina State which happened a few days ago, on Friday precisely. As a mother, it is just too terrifying for words!

Now the dreaded Boko Haram sect have come out to say they are responsible for this dastardly act. The group’s leader, Abubakar Shekau, made this known in an almost 5 minutes recording which was released in the early hours of today where he said the kidnap was was carried out to “promote islam and discourage un-islamic practices as Western education is not the type of education permitted by Allah and his Holy Prophet''

Remember that this same group was also behind the 2014 abduction of hundreds of schoolgirls in Chibok!

Again I ask, which way Nigeria? When does all these kind of atrocity end? Please pray for the safe return of these boys to their families.

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