seedord247: whats breaking about the news?

contactwale:

St*pid Opportunist. Imagine how he thinks...

alaoeri: I thought say na all Nigerian students in US self.

anonimi: A country of people with [size=13pt]responsible values of looking out for others and appreciating hard work[/size] irrespective of one's ethnic/religious/racial background.

From the catholic sisters who took him from the hell hole derisively called giant of Africa and cared for him in the US to the lawyer who handled his case free (pro bono), not forgetting the one who paid his university fees as well as the senators and congress men who passed the Bill for Obama's signature.

No wonder Nigerians, including the children of those in the frontline of wrecking this country aka rulers, are ready to do anything to go to America and use any means to stay there.

BTW, I understand the Pope, head of the catholic church, has no private jet. He usually flies Alitalia!!!

contactwale:
u ar just a sadist and a kill joy God have mercy on you
St*pid Opportunist. Imagine how he thinks...

Ice4jez: sadist i greet u oh.pple like u re going to alway remain behind will good pple prosper

chuks49: Who are the Nigerians that taunted him?

Yungwizzzy: I tap from his blessing. Na me go be next!
My 1st, 1st 2 comment!!

Twin-Tiger:
honestly I clicked open with all my. Muscle only to see is for 1 person.mmmttttccchhheeeewwww!

Twin-Tiger:
poster,The pope Has a private craft-Shephard 1,he flies Alitalia as alternativee. REmember He's the head of Vatican,just as a president,He is received by president of any country he visits.Abacha Received Pope John Paul despite being a Muslim. So how do u think he doesn't own a private aircraft?how much is aeroplane sef!

Typically, the Pope flies on a [size=14pt]chartered Alitalia[/size] fixed-wing aircraft when travelling to or from more distant destinations.The tradition is for the Pope to fly to the country he is visiting on a chartered Alitalia jet and to return on a jet belonging to a flag carrier from the visited nation. But when touring multiple nations this could turn odd. For example, when Pope John Paul II visited South America in May 1988, he came to Paraguay from Peru in an AeroPerú DC-8, but left Asunción International Airport back to Europe in a transcontinental Alitalia Boeing 747, which was brought in just hours before his farewell ceremony. Líneas Aéreas Paraguayas' longest-range aircraft at the time were Boeing 707-320Bs, which had to stop in Dakar to refuel. However, he politely traveled within the country in a LAP jet, which incidentally carried the distinguished visitor's coat of arms in the forward fuselage as courtesy. Inspired by both a biblical verse and the name of the aircraft used by the President of the United States, the Americans nicknamed the Pope's aircraft "Shepherd One" after Pope Benedict XVI's visit to New York and Washington in 2008. The call sign of a papal flight within Italy is "volo papale" ("papal flight" in Italian) followed by the number of flights the pope has made. Pope John Paul II made 104 papal flights. Pope Benedict XVI returned to Rome from Brazil on Alitalia. The pope also uses a helicopter of the Italian Air Force (Aeronautica Militare) for small distances like to Castel Gandolfo vice versa, there is a heliport on the west corner of Vatican City.

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valicious1:
So u wan get tumor.

ignis: Nigerians are wonderful and spectacular people admired all over the world.

eni mcnite: he's not an opportunist u funny clown!, he has jst used his deformity as a formity for his future, as a breakthrough to success...#Don't hate!