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For World Cup, the only thing
we sabi na fine jerseys; play ball,
oyibo teams go commot us for
first round.

Even the Jersey sef, na oyibo
design am; all these our designers,
na only buba & sokoto with adiré them
sabi sew.

The jerseys are now associated with
failure, na keke & okada drivers, boils,
almajiri & co dey wear am now for this
country

Wetin de deh?


Me self fit pass better than this nah

E lucky say the thing no coil
around him blokkkos come squeeze
all the sparrmm commot!!

Another White Elephant!!

E be like say the antelope get
battery for eye

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Tens Of Thousands Protest In Mali, Seek Resignation Of President
Agency Report
Updated June 20, 2020
19, 2020. MICHELE CATTANI / AFP


Tens of thousands of people rallied in Mali’s capital Bamako on Friday to demand the resignation of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, heeding the call of the country’s newly resurgent opposition.

The 75-year-old president is under pressure over failures to contain a jihadist insurgency that emerged in northern Mali in 2012 and spread to the fragile centre of the West African state.

Thousands of soldiers and civilians have died, and hundreds of thousands have fled their homes.

But the sclerotic pace of political reforms, a flagging economy and a widely shared perception of government corruption have also fed anti-Keita sentiment.

On Friday, an imam led tens of thousands of protesters in a prayer in a central city square.

Protesters then sang the national anthem and blew vuvuzela horns, with many toting placards bearing anti-government slogans.

The demonstration follows a similar rally on June 5 organised by a newly-formed coalition of opposition groups.

That coalition has since adopted the name, “Movement of June 5 — Rally of Patriotic Forces.”

Uniting religious leaders and civil society figures, the coalition is channelling deep-seated frustration about the slow pace of progress and continuing bloodshed.

At its head is Mahmoud Dicko, an imam and Islamic hardliner whose political star is rising in the war-torn country.

The June 5 movement organised Friday’s protest, despite Keita’s pledge on Tuesday to form a new unity government that would include opposition figures.

‘He will understand’
Keita was elected president of the poor Sahel nation of some 19 million people in 2013, and won a second five-year term in 2018.

He has been pushed to make several concessions in recent days in response to mounting criticism, like raising the salaries of public teachers on Tuesday after a long-running pay dispute.

The president also extended an olive branch to the political opposition on Tuesday, proposing to form a unity government.

But his efforts to appease opponents appear to have fallen on deaf ears.

Dicko had earlier told reporters in Bamako that Friday’s protest would go ahead come what may.

“He hasn’t learned his lesson, he doesn’t listen to people,” he had said. “But this time he will understand”.

Mamadou Diakite, a 42-year-old teacher at Friday’s protest, told AFP that Keita had to step down.

“We are here for the final victory, there is no negotiation possible,” he said.

The sharpening political divide in Mali is worrying the country’s neighbours.

A delegation from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) regional bloc met Mali’s prime minister as well as opposition figures in Bamako on Thursday and Friday, in a bid to defuse tensions.

It called for the creation of a “consensus government of national unity.”

The delegation said a decision by the constitutional court in late April was the source of social-political tension in the country.

The court had overturned around 30 results from the elections in March and April, including a third benefiting candidates from the president’s party.

The delegation called for the government to review the results and hold new partial elections “in the concerned districts as soon as possible.”

Court sources said four of the nine members of the constitutional court handed in their resignations on Friday.






Buhari deserves same treatment, but the
Northerners are too timid to fight for
their lives..

Leaders of the Muslim north na
so so talk, talk & no action.

All they specialize in is to chop govt
money, marry many wives & go to
Mecca 4 times a year, buy many houses in
Dubai but keep their brainwashed
subjects in perpetual poverty & begging .

Then the docile Hausa are happy to be
maltreated & murdered by their Fulani
masters; nobody should cry for them.

Adunny07:
I think you need to always read a post and assimilate it properly before giving your opinion...what part of my post makes it look Like am jealous biko? so you didnt read the part where I said I am down with malaria? I wonder how some people think o...please watch it and don't call me ungrateful...You don't know me...do well to pass ur advice across without using abusive words. Thanks.

The summary of the long epistle is that,
you, a younger sister isn't happy
to be doing chores at an elder sister's
house. If possible, you prefer her & her
husband to be doing the housework
while you chat with your homies & fellow
unemployed graduates on Whatsapp & 'gram

When you serve somebody
very well, time will come when
another person will also serve you
well.


Stop being a lazy girl because you
are washing plates & cooking in
your elder sister's house, who feeds,
houses & gives you pocket money.
Would you not be doing same if you
lived by yourself?

Many people are looking for such an
opportunity while awaiting job to
come through. I hope you are not
secretly jealousing your sister?


Oya go back to village, ungrateful
22 year old gehl.

What do you expect when you
bring all your cousins, uncles,
nephews & other extended family
members from your village to
come & live at taxpayer's expense
in Aso Rock & be competing with
First Lady for accommodation!!


A total act of irresponsibility from
a President .

N370,000 was roughly equivalent to
$37,000 then.

Imagine $37,000 today!!

;


Oyibo pass us forever!!

The ugliest SUV ever built!!


E for just give am regular Rolls Royce
limousine.

A struggling boy with one wooden
barbing chair & torn rubber carpet!!



Wetin him do for God sake to
warrant this execution?



Is it girlfriend related or cultism?

Agbada don catch barbed wire!!

But why APC leaders too
fear school nah?

President no go school,

Chairman no go school,

Yet they control highly educated
people.

No wonder the country is failing
in all directions.

Its a waste of life, fighting under
the current crop of corrupt, incompetent,
crop of Hausa/Fulani, kanuri military
commanders & their Commander in chief,
who love enemy soldiers more than
their own boys!!



Condolences to his parents!!

For how long?


They should be "patient" until
the bandits finish them abi?


Well, the Hausa people prefer to
have an incompetent brother in power
than a competent 'outsider', so, they
should continue enjoying their brother
in tears, sorrow & gnashing of teeth .

Buhari is the worst thing to
happen to Nigeria



The social & financial disaster he
has caused is worst than the civil war.


Under him, we have probably lost
more soldiers to insurgency than we
lost in the civil war

Better!!

No join cult,

No join cult, dem no go hear!!


I don't have any feelings for the
victims, only for the parents who
wasted their love & resources to raise
them!!

The Aso Rock man should also
accept his failure & resign instead of
him sending his advisers to defend the
indefensible .

Ok

All these can only happen under
a lifeless, clone, Jubril President, who
can't control his immediate househ old!! ?? ?

She suppose know say, she no be
the koko for Davido; she is just an

"Assurance"

for davido when other women like
Amaka disappoint am anytime he go
play skelewu for outside !!

The reason most "big men" in
Nigeria fall to COVID-19, is that most
of them are secretly HIV +Positive,
the combination is unsurvivable!!

Chinese aeroplane,
Chinese glass!!







If I dey inside aeroplane, come
of Buhari now, me sef fit break glass!!





Nonsense government!!

Igbo man too like money!!


Even banks, with all the security
& policemen dey close by 4 pm;

But 9 to 9:30 pm for night, Igbo man
still no wan go home.


And by the way, why was the operator
not shot? I hope he didn't arrange this job
to dispossess his customers at this difficult
COVID-19 era...



Igbo kwenu!!

Hypocrites!!!