People always refer to me as "husband snatcher" but please, that is not the case.Many of have been victims of love and i am sure we all know that when a woman is deeply in love,she believes everything her man tells her.

adebrave1:
Rest in Peace. Big Boss

I don't even expect NFF to talk. Shameless people.

Nelbless:
Why do the dead have so many friends and loved once and never a single enemy.....especially in this part og the world....

Yuneehk:

LOL. She wanted to hurriedly make a comment and so failed to read the full story. She only read the title of the thread

Olalan:
Seems some people especially on social media do not really think through before posting. He condemed the gruesome killing as expected and also highlighted a possible way to avoid a repeat of such. But more importantly all the persons involved should apprehended and be made to face the law.

IdisuleOurOwn:



But you believe the 10 commandment which is of Moses and also use the old testament.

iykekelvins:
Niggas be hitting it raw without thinking twice

rheether:
Chio! That part that can smell like hell. I will never give a BJ to any guy.

Michellla:
they are taking this pre-wedding thingy to an absurd level

jaylister:
That is why the NDA will not kill their people, they feel it is better to destroy pipelines, so it will affect the economy of the country and this will make APC government to do less work. think about it

There were allegations of bribery and corruption being rampant among staffers of JAMB who swapped candidates’ marks for the highest bidders.


There were also alleged cases of impersonation whereby parents who could afford it merely bought high scores for their children who never wrote any examination. Many brilliant candidates allegedly got low marks. Excellence was compromised on the altar of mediocrity. JAMB was ruining the future of Nigerian youths.


It was the poor performance of JAMB candidates who scored amazingly high marks but who could not justify their high scores in tertiary institutions that attracted hue and cry. They performed woefully after gaining entry into institutions and it was natural for the schools to do something about it since it was obvious that JAMB was dumping dullards in the universities and polytechnics all over the country.


It was an alarming situation. Many undergraduates could not write a single correct sentence. The quality of education in Nigeria was deteriorating. University graduates were performing woefully in job interviews and prospective employers had problems getting genuinely qualified graduates. The lion share of the blame for the fall in the quality of education in Nigeria today should go to JAMB.  


Post-JAMB examinations emerged as a corollary of this ugly situation. The universities and polytechnics needed to separate the wheat from the chaff.  


MURIC is not quite comfortable with government’s explanation that all tertiary institutions were at liberty to conduct screening for candidates seeking admission into any school because ordinary screening without written examinations cannot be effective enough. FG should also note that any type of screening at all must cost the institutions some money.


We call on FG to grant tertiary institutions some level of autonomy particularly in the area of admission requirements. FG should also stop JAMB from exposing the lives of teenage Nigerians to danger through its early morning examinations. It is most irrational for JAMB to slate its papers for 6.30 am in a country where insecurity is still a far cry.


Many JAMB candidates who went out to write the 6.30 am during the last exercise had ugly experiences. Many were forced to travel far distances and sleep overnight in strange and unsafe places. Two allegedly lost their lives as they were attacked by ritualists and armed robbers. One was allegedly raped by hoodlums. Another was kidnapped and the parents were made to cough out a huge amount of money. JAMB must put on a human face

Joel3:
the Oil in the Niger Delta is what caused Nigeria problem. the problem in Nigeria is nothing but greed. there are people who don't just want the states in Niger Delta to grow ahead of them. example are the west and north. this two region are the problem of this country. socking blood.
let go back to the drawing board. the earlier we tell ourselves the truth. and the better for the future of this country. otherwise we will keep delaying the future of this great country. security should be a state or regional problem and not federal government.
if the yoruba in western Nigeria happens to be sitting on the Niger Delta oil well they wouldn't have allowed northerners to owned their well.
the people from Niger Delta are sympathizers of the Niger Delta Avengers. it will be a mission impossible. the Nigeria military can easily be picked without cover, ambushed or sellout by locals. read guerilla warfare from wikipedia.
I see some people telling buhari to crushed the Niger Delta Avengers. some of who don't even know what is called gorilla warfare. for those who are ignorant of it should go and watch Rambo First Blood movie by Sylvester stallone. one man can kill 2000 army. because you don't even know the people you are fighting or looking for. you might even drink with your enemy in the same bar not knowing.
the pictures below is want my dictionary say about federalism. is that what we have in Nigeria? let go back to discuss the 2014 confab.

Acidosis:


You're an ignorant liar. Yar'adua (a Northerner) empowered the Militants, GEJ only followed his laid out plan.

You guys seem to know a lot about NOTHING. The so called idiotic Avengers are fighting for a CAUSE. Why is that hard for the FG to address? If oil production & export is reduced to zero, we'll all suffer, it means Buhari has failed woefully.

Aggressive words from you or Buhari won't tame them, these guys are not only frustrated, they're aggressive. They know what they want, we all know what they want, so what then is the problem?

It is true the boys are doing stup!d things, it is true they're f00lish for bombarding their own land, but it is much more f00lish for a so called Sherifat to remain clueless about the situation. Why you blame the Avengers, why don't you blame Buhari for doing nothing?

Mind you, aggressive words against Jonathan won't solve anything; in fact it will worsen the whole situation. I don't think you were in your right senses when you said Jonathan did nothing, it is one of the most senseless statements I've read on Nairaland.

During Jonathan's regime, Militants weren't bombing, fulanis weren't killing, IPODS weren't rioting, these are great achievements, don't you think?

Buhari sent Osinbajo to Ogoni to launch a clean-up program that would cost Nigeria Billions of Naira the Min of Environment doesn't even have, and that became an achievement? LOL

ugosinachyy19:
mtchew!!! u r comparing 5 years of underdevelopment under GEJ and decades of neglect by FG, have u compared the level of development of lagos, Abuja to Niger Delta development that has taken place for decades under the norther rulers with comon 5 years of GEJ rule?

goldeno10boy:
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which movie be this

you fit vex die espectiially wen month don end
and they never pay salary

ErnieSmallzz:
I still wönder till date, why its only the letter's "Y" & "X" that is mostly used in math.


It depend on individual, you can use any Alphabet from A to Z to represent your unknown.

Like me , i normally represent my unknown with U, T nd H, but A,X and Y are the most commonly use alphabet to represent unknown in mathemathics.














Anybody gat an answer to this

xest:
Mustapha singing. It's well,waiting for the book though. FTC

Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, former Chief Security Officer to the late Head of State, General Sani Abacha, on Monday said he would soon reveal how his boss and the acclaimed winner of the June 12, 1993 presidential election, Bashorun M.K.O. Abiola, died.

Disclosing that Abacha’s and Abiola’s deaths were from same source, Al-Mustapha said he would make the comprehensive revelation in his new book, Mustapha’s Memoirs.

He said the book is still in the works.
Al-Mustapha, who addressed journalists in Lagos on Sunday on a number of issues relating to his 15-year travails in detention, said Abiola and Abacha were very good friends before some fifth columnists caused disaffection between them.

He said: “For instance, when Chief M.K.O. Abiola was in prison, many notable Nigerians visited him.
“They will visit him in the morning and when they come back to the Villa in the evening to see Abacha, they would say a different thing entirely.

“Unknown to these notable Nigerians, particularly notable Yoruba personalities, who visited Abiola, their visits were recorded on video.
“I did the video recording without their knowledge