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serious matter

they should add
. Mahd oh!

they should add
. Mahd oh!

NEYMAR was sold for $200 million. And you're placing a bounty of $80million on the number one citizen of America's head.. ...that's too cheap na.


Las Las na scam to collect from the poor, to make the rich Richer. them go still embezzle am

The USA are just looking for how to test run their military might and fire power if it's really working. these Iranians want to present themselves as a readily available tool.

whatever the case may be. they should bear their loss and learn to thread with caution subsequently. War will not benefit them in anyway.

yes there will the batch C

nigga is good with his writings

E nor go work e

its just an avenue for the Universities to make more money.
I pity those that did not score up to 200, that will goan purchase the forms. ...

You sure?

temitope23:
Waec

waec.?

Good evening everyone

the DoB on my jamb Is different from the one with my institution... please which will NYSC use?

g<d evening everyone

the DoB on my jamb Is different from the one with my institution... please which will NYSC use?

this ikebe na super

Nigeria’s former ruler Olusegun Obasanjo has said democracy is taking root in Africa, but warned that rising political stars would struggle to unseat old leaders unless they join forces during elections.

Former President, Obasanjo, who was a military ruler for three years from 1976 and then a civilian leader from 1999 to 2007, said African countries were making progress towards democracy, but much more remains to be done.
Speaking to AFP following the launch in Johannesburg on Wednesday night of a book he co-authored on democracy in Africa, Obasanjo said:

“Yes we are (making progress)” towards democracy. “Africa will get to where it needs to be,” he predicted.
“Thirty years ago election was an aberration in Africa, today no election is an aberration,” he said in the interview. “Even those (rulers) who want to remain (in power)… they still go through some form of election”.

It’s “what somebody called autocratic competitiveness. They are still autocratic, but they try to show that they are competitive through election.”

But Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema said that despite democratic progress registered elsewhere on the continent, some countries in the southern African region were moving backwards.
“We have a re-emergence of authoritarian regimes, and there is regression in the democratic space in our region. We need to reverse this very quickly,” he told AFP, mentioning Zimbabwe and his own country Zambia as examples.

Obasanjo, 82, also urged young and upcoming African politicians to get their act together if they are to unseat old African leaders — many of them septuagenarians and octogenarians who have been holding on to power for decades — through elections.

“If the youth think that they will get into power on a platter, they are not getting it right,” he said in the interview. “They will have to snatch it, those (ageing leaders) will not go.”

Obasanjo co-wrote the book “Democracy Works — Rewiring Politics to Africa’s Advantage” with Zimbabwe’s ex-finance minister and opposition leader Tendai Biti and two other authors.

Former Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who also spoke at the event, said Africa had “come a long way”, but that there was still room for improvement as she bemoaned “the recycling of the same leaders”.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/youths-will-have-to-snatch-power-those-ageing-leaders-will-not-go-obasanjo/

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Story. ..
Till then sha

lol

lol

By Force President..... it seems were in the military regime

lemme call my travel agent sef... if the visa is ready

Hmmmm.... NIGERIA my country
the headquarters of every negative something

may God almighty Heal this land

Who have we offend in this country
Hope of a better Nigeria continue to dim with every passing day.
8,000MW for over 200million people ..... Ahhhh

So much for a Man/Government that promise to fix power in 6 months

The solution is to run oh... no hope In this country and it's government anymore. No let anybody deceive you oh, that it's not greener on the other side ...
In any European country, it is farrrr greener than this shit hole

ok

What about we wey no get
Papa nor mama

everyone in Nigeria is corrupt

Some of us are only angry because we're not the one carrying out the main corruption

The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship candidate in Kano, Abba Yusuf, is ahead of the incumbent governor Dr Abdullahi Ganduje of the ruling All Progressive Congress APC after 43 of the 44 Local Government Areas’ results have been collated.

However the result so far indicates that the PDP scored 951,531 votes, while the APC has 935,451 votes.
With only one local government left, the PDP is comfortably leading with a margin of 16,080

The APC is leading in the the number of local governments while the PDP is leading in the figures. The PDP is in the winning because results margins at the APC winning points are slim while they are wide in the PDP winning points.

[3/11, 8:40 AM] abdulmuming: Meanwhile, INEC has adjourned collation of Kano governorship and state assembly election results for a short while over the alleged attack on collation centre of Nasarawa local government area in the early hours of Monday at about 1.30am.

Kano governorship election Presiding Officer Prof. B.B. Shehu together with the Resident Electoral Commissioner Prof. Riskuwa Shehu announced the decision after it was reported that the state Deputy Governor, Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, Commissioner for Local Government, Sule Garo and Chairman of Nasarawa Local Government, Lamin Sani, allegedly attacked the venue of the results collation with suspected thugs and attempted to destroy the results.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/pdp-leads-in-kano-as-inec-declares-43-lgas-of-the-44-lgas/

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United States congressman, Chris Smith has written President Muhammadu Buhari urging him to ensure that the 2019 elections do no fall below the 2015 benchmark.

Smith now the ranking Republican in the House sub-committee on Africa was the chairman of the sub-committee until the recent takeover of the House by the Democratic Party in a letter to Buhari blamed the postponement on him and those around him.

In a letter to President Buhari entitled, ‘On the Postponement of Elections in Nigeria,’ wrote:

“Responsibility for the delay of Nigeria’s presidential election lays squarely with President Muhammadu Buhari and those close to him. Actions in advance of the election — including removal of Supreme Court Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen and arson attacks on Independent National Electoral Commission offices in opposition strongholds — are undermining confidence that this election and subsequent gubernatorial elections will be free and fair. At a minimum, the presidential election must meet the 2015 standard, which saw a peaceful transfer of power and a statement by the then-sitting president that all bloodshed must be avoided.”
“In addition to being sub-Saharan Africa’s most populous nation, Nigeria is its biggest economy, and what happens in Nigeria has ramifications beyond its borders,” Smith said.

“Given the magnitude of global problems Secretary Pompeo must contend with, he should consider appointing a Special Envoy for Nigeria vested with full authority.

“The State Department must use all tools at its disposal, including visa denial and sanctioning authority, to hold accountable those who undermine democracy and foment sectarian and ethnic violence,” Smith added.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/you-must-not-fall-below-jonathans-standard-us-congressman-writes-buhari/

the level of desperation Goodwill Akpabio is displaying ehn... is something else
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I pray that this election. should be free fair and credible and more importantly peaceful.

let the will of the people counts

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

I pray that this election. should be free, fair and credible ....and more importantly peaceful.

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Let the will of the people prevail and I Sincerely pray for a better Nigeria

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

Minna —At least five persons were confirmed dead yesterday, while 35 were abducted, following the invasion of 17 communities in Shiroro and Rafi local government areas of Niger State by gunmen.


Vanguard gathered that the invasion of the communities took place midnight Thursday.
Spokesman of Niger State Emergency Management Agency, NSEMA, Ibrahim Audi, who confirmed the development, said: “About 3,500 are currently displaced and they are now being camped at Kagara Central Primary School and Pandogari Primary School.”

The Agency said that the state government had provided some palliatives in form of food items and sleeping materials, adding that relief materials would be distributed to the affected people within the week.
“NSEMA has activated the temporal camps with profiling of the affected persons and health personnel have been deployed to the two camps, while the state government has ordered the provision of all requirements for camp operation,” he declared.

No official report concerning the development yet from the State Police Command and efforts to contact the Public Relations Officer of the Command, ASP Abubakar Mohammed proved abortive.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/5-killed-35-abducted-as-gunmen-invade-17-communities-in-niger/

Weytin death resemble?
e resemble Buhari?