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  • US Presidential Candidate, Donald Trump Says Some Teachers Should Have Guns in Classrooms

    This piece of article was published on TIME, so we thought we could share it. 


    Donald Trump on Sunday said some teachers in the U.S. should be armed with guns inside their classrooms.

    The presumptive Republican nominee, who was recentlyendorsed by the National Rifle Association of America, made the comments during a Fox & Friendsinterview in which he was asked to respond to Hillary Clinton’s remarks about his stance on gun control.

    “I don’t want to have guns in classrooms, although in some cases teachers should have guns in classrooms, frankly,” Trump said. “Because . . . things that are going on in our schools are unbelievable.”

    “I’m not advocating guns in classrooms,” Trump added. “But remember in some cases . . . trained teachers should be able to have guns in classrooms.”

    Clinton on Saturday attacked Trump in Florida during an appearance at the Trayvon Martin Foundation’s Circle of Mothers event, which is held for mothers who have lost a child to gun violence, according to the Miami Herald.

    “He’d mandate that every school in America allow guns in classrooms,” Clinton told the crowd. “That’s no way to keep us safe. If you want to imagine what Trump’s America will look like, picture more kids at risk of violence and bigotry. Picture more anger and fear.”

    [TIME]  

  • 4 easy steps to confirm the authenticity of your Driver’s Licence whether genuine or fake

    There’s been a lot of people issuing out fake Driver’s Licence including the FRSC, so beware and don’t fall a victim or you’ll be convicted. Also news had it that the Licence will now last for five years and now more three years as said the the FRSC Commandant.

    Below are the 4 most appropriate steps to confirm the authenticity of your Driver’s Licence. 

    1. Go to www.nigeriadriverslicence.org

    2. On the homepage, click DL application
    DL application pops up three(3) options

    • Re-issue
    • Renewal
    • New Licence 

    3. If the Driver’s Licence you want to confirm has not expired, click Re-issue.

    4. Enter the Licence Number (LN) and Date of Birth (DoB) as seen on the Licence and then click search.

    Wait for reply, if the Driver’s Licence is genuine, the holder’s personal information is automatically displayed to confirm genuineness. Then if fake, it will not display the holder’s personal information but rather say “No Record Found” to confirm to you that the Licence is fake.

    ALSO, if the Driver’s Licence you want to confirm have expired, click Renewal and then follow step four(4) as seen above to confirm authenticity.

    That’s all, and you’re in. #Goodluck.

  • 4 easy steps to confirm the authenticity of your Driver’s Licence whether genuine or fake

    There’s been a lot of people issuing out fake Driver’s Licence including the FRSC, so beware and don’t fall a victim or you’ll be convicted. Also news had it that the Licence will now last for five years and now more three years as said the the FRSC Commandant.

    Below are the 4 most appropriate steps to confirm the authenticity of your Driver’s Licence. 

    1. Go to www.nigeriadriverslicence.org

    2. On the homepage, click DL application
    DL application pops up three(3) options

    • Re-issue
    • Renewal
    • New Licence 

    3. If the Driver’s Licence you want to confirm has not expired, click Re-issue.

    4. Enter the Licence Number (LN) and Date of Birth (DoB) as seen on the Licence and then click search.

    Wait for reply, if the Driver’s Licence is genuine, the holder’s personal information is automatically displayed to confirm genuineness. Then if fake, it will not display the holder’s personal information but rather say “No Record Found” to confirm to you that the Licence is fake.

    ALSO, if the Driver’s Licence you want to confirm have expired, click Renewal and then follow step four(4) as seen above to confirm authenticity.

    That’s all, and you’re in. #Goodluck.

  • If Nigerians accept the selling of fuel at N145, then they are all fools as Trump said – Frankie Ifop

    The inflation of local based commodities in Nigeria is overwhelming. For the first one year of the Buhari led administration, Nigeria has witness the rise in price of commodities, whether local or international from 10% to 70% respectively. A record high for the past 12 years.

    We’re faced with economy saga where the country’s ranking has dropped from top spot in Africa and even globally with countries the world never expected overtaking us. Recently there was a hike in dollar price from 160/180 to 200/450/350 naira. Now, we’re faced with fuel issues where petrol was sold at 250/500 naira for official and black market price respectively. It’s was then re-regulated and currently thrilling at 145/180 naira. So how does it relates to the topic?

    Here we go. As we all know, goods/commodities in Nigeria and the world depends on transportation for it to circulate from the producer to the consumer. And this process is carried out using automobile machines like cars, trains, ships, planes, etc. This automobiles on the other way round depends on fuel which is categorized into petrol, diesel, gasoline, etc for them to function properly and at a consumers expecting rate.

    This to say for an ordinary farmer to transfer his/her products to the market, he needs the fuel whether directly or indirectly. And if the fuel price is high, how’s the farmer going to fair? This will in turn make the farmer to increase the price of his goods.

    What about the workers who lived on a salary based scale. How will they cope? For we all know that the minimum wage is 18,000 naira. So, if you spend at least 500 naira for transportation within the day to go to work (i.e if you trek a distance), a total of 10,000 naira a month. Will the remaining 8,000 naira buy you and your household food, pay your children’s fees, pay your rent, pay your electricity/water bills, buy you clothes and other miscellaneous things? My dear Nigerians think well, you got to steal to be a able to fix somethings.

    Now for the ordinary business man who runs his petrol generator to chill his water, drinks, or produce some minor things to sell to make sure he copes with his business and family. What is he going to do now? He should pee inside his petrol generator? Please think well if you’re a Nigerian.

    Oh wait! You’re looking at yourself as a Senator, house of rep, Governor, or President child where non of this is affecting you! Or you’re looking at yourself as a Governor, Chairman, NNPC boss and the likes? May be, just may be, but if the Labour strike, the people dies, I’ll see who will work for you to steal from, or who will farm for you to use your looted money to buy from or who will Labour for you to live large. Today may be good for you, but for tomorrow, it might be a metaphor. So think about others and not your selfish interest alone.

    Am going to stop here. I know I have touch many but few as long as the lives of a Nigerian is concerned. So, to whom it may concern, let’s do the right thing at the right time to salvage ourselves from this crisis now that’s never too late. Let’s support Labour so the price of petrol will be slashed down to the normal rate Nigerians can afford. Like the 86 naira or less.

    Thanks for reading, I am Frankie Ifop. You can follow me on:
    Twitter: @frankieifop 
    Instagram: @frankieifop 
    Facebook: www.facebook.com/frankieifop01 
    BBM: Pin:56408B74 

  • If Nigerians accept the selling of fuel at N145, then they are all fools as Trump said – Frankie Ifop

    The inflation of local based commodities in Nigeria is overwhelming. For the first one year of the Buhari led administration, Nigeria has witness the rise in price of commodities, whether local or international from 10% to 70% respectively. A record high for the past 12 years.

    We’re faced with economy saga where the country’s ranking has dropped from top spot in Africa and even globally with countries the world never expected overtaking us. Recently there was a hike in dollar price from 160/180 to 200/450/350 naira. Now, we’re faced with fuel issues where petrol was sold at 250/500 naira for official and black market price respectively. It’s was then re-regulated and currently thrilling at 145/180 naira. So how does it relates to the topic?

    Here we go. As we all know, goods/commodities in Nigeria and the world depends on transportation for it to circulate from the producer to the consumer. And this process is carried out using automobile machines like cars, trains, ships, planes, etc. This automobiles on the other way round depends on fuel which is categorized into petrol, diesel, gasoline, etc for them to function properly and at a consumers expecting rate.

    This to say for an ordinary farmer to transfer his/her products to the market, he needs the fuel whether directly or indirectly. And if the fuel price is high, how’s the farmer going to fair? This will in turn make the farmer to increase the price of his goods.

    What about the workers who lived on a salary based scale. How will they cope? For we all know that the minimum wage is 18,000 naira. So, if you spend at least 500 naira for transportation within the day to go to work (i.e if you trek a distance), a total of 10,000 naira a month. Will the remaining 8,000 naira buy you and your household food, pay your children’s fees, pay your rent, pay your electricity/water bills, buy you clothes and other miscellaneous things? My dear Nigerians think well, you got to steal to be a able to fix somethings.

    Now for the ordinary business man who runs his petrol generator to chill his water, drinks, or produce some minor things to sell to make sure he copes with his business and family. What is he going to do now? He should pee inside his petrol generator? Please think well if you’re a Nigerian.

    Oh wait! You’re looking at yourself as a Senator, house of rep, Governor, or President child where non of this is affecting you! Or you’re looking at yourself as a Governor, Chairman, NNPC boss and the likes? May be, just may be, but if the Labour strike, the people dies, I’ll see who will work for you to steal from, or who will farm for you to use your looted money to buy from or who will Labour for you to live large. Today may be good for you, but for tomorrow, it might be a metaphor. So think about others and not your selfish interest alone.

    Am going to stop here. I know I have touch many but few as long as the lives of a Nigerian is concerned. So, to whom it may concern, let’s do the right thing at the right time to salvage ourselves from this crisis now that’s never too late. Let’s support Labour so the price of petrol will be slashed down to the normal rate Nigerians can afford. Like the 86 naira or less.

    Thanks for reading, I am Frankie Ifop. You can follow me on:
    Twitter: @frankieifop 
    Instagram: @frankieifop 
    Facebook: www.facebook.com/frankieifop01 
    BBM: Pin:56408B74