ISRAEL AND LEBANON AGREE TO EXTEND US-BROKERED CEASEFIRE BY 45 DAYS, STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS. (PHOTO).

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 Israel and Lebanon agree to extend US-brokered ceasefire by 45 days, State Department says Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend a U.S.-brokered ceasefire by 45 days, according to U.S. officials, in an effort to allow further progress in ongoing negotiations aimed at reducing hostilities along their shared border. A State Department spokesperson said the April 16 cessation of hostilities would be extended by an additional 45 days following what officials described as “highly productive” talks held in Washington on Thursday and Friday. The two sides are expected to resume negotiations on June 2 and June 3. The discussions mark the third round of meetings between Israel and Lebanon since renewed fighting escalated earlier this year, including Israeli airstrikes following missile fire from Hezbollah and subsequent Israeli ground operations in southern Lebanon. While the conflict has continued in parallel with broader regional tensions, officials said violence has largely remained ...

OJOTA RESIDENCE,DEMONSTRATED OVER POOR POWER SUPPLY.

Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company office in Lagos State             According to a national news paper,they said that some residents of Ojota in Lagos state staged a peaceful protest over what they described as the epileptic power supply in the area.The protesters moved from street to street,carrying placards that reads ''No light no pay,three weeks in total darkness,we will not pay ,all Ojota residents should stop paying NEPA bills''.The protesters urged residents of the area to stop paying electricity bills untill there was regular supply of electricity.Some of the streets affected by the epileptic power supply included Roju Avenue,Gbadebo,Olabisi,Ogudu road,Amao,Ogunletti,Olatunji and Emmanuel.A similar protest was staged by residents of Illupeju,where they advised residents not to pay electricity bill untill there is improvement in power supply.Ikeja Distriution zone Public Relations Officer,Pekun Adeyanju,blamed the situation on the power generation company,stressing that they had a short fall of supply.''We don't generate power,we only distribute what we have.Electricity is not something that we store in a place.Unfortunately we are at the receiving end''.PHCN is now a private company,it can sue and can be be sued.There is darkness almost everywhere and they will want to send ridiculous bills for supplying darkness.Nigerians have had it up to their necks and they are fed up with all their lies.

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  1. True talk, for the over 30 something years of my life, no light ,only excuses and false promises,Nigerians should rise up against these thiefs, no light ,NO PAYMENT

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