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Mummy Zee: NNPC gifts N200,000 voucher to lady mocked for cooking for husband at 4:50am The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL) has donated a N200,000 voucher to a lady identified as 'Mummy Zee' after some netizens mocked her for waking up to cook for her husband at 4:50 a.m. The lady, in an earlier post on X, tweeted: "I've always been too lazy to wake up and get his lunch ready. But the day he told me a colleague brought two spoons so he'll eat with her, was the day I set my alarm for 4:50am." Her tweet generated mixed reactions from users, who questioned why she had to wake up that early to cook, while others hailed her for her exceptional wife duties. The lady has also gotten over N2 million in donations from individuals on social media. After her tweet went viral, the NNPC joined other lists of donors offering her a voucher donation redeemable at any retail station in the country. The tweet reads: “Hello @_Debbie_OA, we love your amazi...

1. You attract the wrong people. When you're too nice, you will start to attract people who are needy, overly emotional, or manipulative. They know that you're easy to take advantage of, so they will use your kindness against you. 2. People will view you as a pushover. If you're always saying yes and never speaking up for yourself, people will start to see you as someone who can be easily exploited. This can lead to people mistreating you or taking you for granted. 3. You will have unrealistically high expectations of others. When you're too nice, you may start to expect everyone to treat you the same way. But the reality is that not everyone is kind and considerate. If you have unrealistic expectations, you're setting yourself up for disappointment. 4. People will start coming to you only when they need something. It can be frustrating to feel like people are only using you for your kindness. But this is often the case when you're too nice. People may start to ...

 Protesting women on Friday afternoon burned down the house of the District Head of Bokkos town in Bokkos Local Government Area of the Plateau state, Michal Monday Adanchi. According to a source from the area, the incident occurred around 12:30am. The source said the women burned the house following the arrest of some members of the community for their alleged involvement in the recent killings in the area, adding that the traditional ruler’s residence and his administrative office were burned down. “The incident began at the police station where they expressed their anger over the arrest of some members of the community. After leaving the police station, they proceeded to the house of the traditional ruler, protesting that he was a sellout. A few minutes after reaching the house, they set it ablaze,” the source said.

The Arewa Youth Consultative Forum has called for the cancellation of the proposed computer-based test format in the forthcoming West African Senior School Certificate Examinations in the country. According to the forum, such a mode of examination, if allowed, will result in mass failure for students, particularly in rural areas of northern states where computer skills are scarce or completely absent. The National President of AYCF, Yerima Shettima, in a statement released in Kaduna on Friday, asserted that the CBT exams should have been optional, allowing candidates to choose between the traditional pen-and-paper format and the computer-based approach. This, he argued, would have allowed students to opt for the format they were most comfortable with and capable of attempting successfully. Shettima added that research conducted by the Forum in selected northern states such as Zamfara, Jigawa, Taraba, Adamawa, Nasarawa, and Plateau, revealed that the CBT exams had consistently led to mi...