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Caseless:he is probably talking to pdp noise makers |
Asgard13:Osi banjo is greater than Ojuku who dressed like a woman and ran out of the country while his gullible followers were dying of hunger |
FortuneDeGreat:show me where I have begged your misrable life. |
Genoa:Gala hawking and 4×4 kisok |
bottlewater1:You are giving yourself a sleepless night on what do not concerns you. VP remains VP and subjected to assist the President and not a "Rival President", this is what should sink to your head. Osibanjo is a loyal and committed Vice President Nigeria has ever produce since 1999. Let me take you down the memory lane from 1999. Obasanjo Vs Atiku was like Afghanistan and Iran we all knew the story. Yaradua vs Jonathan was nothing to write about as we all knew Turai was the actual VP, to the extent Yaradua could not handover the office to him while on sick bed until people protest. Jonathan vs Sambo was like having P in psychology. Nothing Sambo was used for throughout the years, Jonathan must be revenging how Yaradua treated him. From the above you can reason how great Buhari and Osibanjo combination is |
The people been killed in Rivers state. Criss river, ebonyi are they Muslims? Who killed them? Are their lifes not important? |
Biodun556:Shettima handed over the governance to a perfect man
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Onuoraijele:When you start to hold your Governors responsible and stop wailing about Buhari every day |
Congrats321:Named after who?/Are you drunk? |
bigwig071:I am sure you don't even have a biological father apart from your baby factory father |
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo sacks staffs working in his Presidential Library and refused to pay Salary for several months. Before laying off of staff in Olusegun Obasanjo library, the establishment were unable to pay Salaries for several months
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Juliusmalema:Can you tell us who your father is? |
When a governor failed to inaugurate 14 lawmakers out of 24, do you expect those people from the 14 constituency those lawmakers represents to love the Governor? |
bigwig071:Do you know where exactly your father is? |
Light1259:Where is your father? This should be your priority. |
I have been getting Information to register for Bank of Industry (BOI) agent. They are requesting for BVN and Location among others as part of registration process. Can any one kindly confirm how genus is this before people run into fraudsters.
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mayklef:It will not be your problem since they were not Fulani as you wished |
DenreleDave:The Train |
To underscore the importance of this maxim, one only needs to look at the political rise and fall of Nigeria’s former Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki. Within the space of 2 decades, Bukola Saraki rose to the zenith of his political career as Nigeria’s senate president, from the obscurity of his father’s collapsed bank, Society Générale, to being a presidential assistant, then a two term Governor, a Governor’s governor (Chairman Governor’s Forum), a two term senator and Senate President of Federal Republic of Nigeria, before going down to become nothing, after crushing his father’s dynasty, just like he crushed the bank, Society Generale. Bukola Saraki Like the proverbial la la, in the Yoruba adage, ‘’la la to ro ke’’, Bukola Saraki went up, as high as propaganda could take him, then came down, as low as la la could bring him. After all, la la to ro ke (la la that went up), ile lon bo (will surely come down). In 2019 general election, the same propaganda, which made Dr Saraki and helped him retain firm grip on the destiny of Kwara State for almost two decades, finally unmade the former Senate President, serving him a very small dose of his own meal. While some beneficiaries of the dynasty are still saving face by holding unto the crushed brand like an orphan holding tight to the corps of his or her guardian, his organizers, especially the media handlers may never recover from the numerous media punches that the otoge warriors pounced into their skulls during that campaign that untie the knot of the several decades old dynasty. In their disturbed mind, despite the huge investment made by Saraki in media propaganda and claim of expertise in media strategy by his over bloated media men, it is the same media communication that ousted their man, but in my own mind, which they wouldn’t say, it is media propaganda that made him in the first place and If that is the case, let us just agree that media propaganda made and unmade him and there’s no need to keep crying over a broken egg. See, i have often say that, media is a system that can make Jesus look like Satan and make Satan look like Jesus, in such a way that, when people see Jesus, they will run away and say, I rebuke you in the name of Jesus, and when they see Satan, they will bow to him and say, son of God, you are our lord and personal savior. This is so because, no matter how good you are, media has the capacity to paint you as evil and no matter how evil, you can be portrayed as saint. However, If media paint an evil person as saint yesterday, he shouldn’t be too joyous because today, it could repaint him or her back to its real self. Let me also add that, media has a way of making the small look big and the big small. This is a tool for psychological warfare and the dominance of Saraki in Kwara State for many years is largely due to this media propaganda. In Kwara State, we know of the many media personnel, who work for national newspapers, but draw salary from Kwara State as media consultants to the dynasty. I am also aware of some online influencers who are on the payroll of the former ruling dynasty across the federation. This is apart from those who simply enjoy occasional patronage without retainship. However, the Saraki propaganda is beyond that of the media alone. In actual fact, it is all encompassing. This is how it works. You wake up in the morning and turned on your radio station. The story blasting out from your speaker will be a Saraki planted story, whether relevant or irrelevant, newsworthy or otherwise. On Television station, every Saraki story, whether news worthy or not is given huge prominence and the people are forced to consume this content over and over again until they come to accept whatever is being said. Remember that for a long time, there were no private media platforms in Kwara State until very recently. The emergence of vibrant alternative sources of information largely liberalized the space. Again, when you go to religious places to pray, the imam is asking you to pray for the leader, which of course was Saraki. Then in the traditional circle, you grow in rank and influence based on your loyalty to Saraki dynasty and even the student union leadership would be decided based on loyalty to Saraki and same with the civil service. This practice is also extended to trade unions, markets and community association in such a way that almost everywhere you turn, Saraki will be staring at you in the face. It became practically impossible to escape from Saraki’s hold, until the liberalization of the media space, first through online media, then to radio and others. At the national level, Saraki handlers are very alert and responsive. They understand how social media operates and they are well equipped and empowered to respond appropriately. Almost all prominent social media platforms are on the payroll of the handlers. This ensures a prominent feature of their planted stories across the media, both conventional and social. They also have a large team of social media influencers that help syndicate their content across all platforms and of course, they pay well. So, when this was understood, it was easy to make their job difficult, by changing the narrative completely. At first, they were matched information for information, then they were taken out of their comfort zone to a whole new turf, from which they continue to suffer until they were outpaced and completely lost control. To say it differently, Saraki’s propaganda was basically rendered impotent and he lost it long before the election. In conclusion, let me say, to the remnant of the Saraki dynasty, especially those in the media space that continue to bore the public with one claim or the other, about how propaganda was used to dethrone their overlord, please grow up. Ile ti mo, its day break. Abdulrazaq Hamzat is the Convener of Kwara Must Change https://l.?u=https%3A%2F%2Fbit.ly%2F3dSi7SL&h=AT10ZEpSmBZS_1nK_UZJClO-l6ltTF8HZmPJeZZkAu175NYwarj_Yev5QMOGZ9m_fAJuA1bBmHhyKsPQ9oVmWTP-vNJGNpAXHSJMpJLgdHPDJN1UBMQeGXnInwV5N1lQIZOg_CE |
Miracle1991:Same set of people that don't know where their parent sleeps |
The hatred is inbuilt. Not only Hausa/Fulani/Yoruba they hate, the hatred also manifest in their mist |
modaink333:As if you know where your parents slept last night |
Giving yourself sleepless night over fiction |
ahaz:How has that benefited your miserable life? Instead of looking for your destiny you are busy asking where osibanjo that God done answer him prayer where about. You better relocate to the nearest mountain for deliverance |
You better go and look for your own father first and stop bothering your miserable life over someone else father |
Anas09:Who force or beg you to take polio and malaria vaccine for your kids? |
The Living Faith Church aka Winner Chapel of Bishop David Oyedepo claimed to have healed 36 Covid-19 patients around the world through online broadcast. This was shared on Facebook broadcast sent to all church members SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR ALL WINNERShttps://m.facebook.com/story/graphql_permalink/?graphql_id=UzpfSTE4NDc1NTUxMDUzMjkzNjY6Mjk2NDE5MTA3MDMzMjQyNQ%3D%3D
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Federal government completed the bridge linking Amaruru in IMO state and Ezinifite in Anambra state, constructed by FERMA
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The Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports Development has placed the mother of late Super Eagles striker, Rashidi Yekini, Alhaja Sikiratu, on a monthly stipend of N10,000. Mr Olaitan Shittu, a representative of the Minister of Sports, Mr Sunday Dare, disclosed this at Ijagbo, near Offa in Kwara on Wednesday, when he donated Ramadan gifts on behalf of the minister to the aged mother. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the minister donated the sum of N50,000 as part of the Ramadan gifts to Yekini’s mother. Some of the items donated with the cash included a 50 kg bag of rice, 10 kg bag of wheat and six tins of Milo beverage drink. Shittu explained that it was not the first time the minister was reaching out to Alhaja Yekini as he was also at her residence in September, 2019. Rashidi Yekini’s mother He said that the Ministry would also be extending the same gesture to the mother of late Super Eagles player, Samuel Okwaraji. Responding, Alhaja Yekini, who spoke in her local dialect (Yoruba), thanked the minister and prayed fervently for him. “I have been abandoned for a long time and have not seen any help from anyone. READ ALSO: Yekini remembered eight years after mystery death “I was hospitalised for few days some months ago and I did catered for myself despite scarce resources: even last month, I received treatment from the hospital. “I need help from Nigerians, but this minister has done very well, especially remembering me in this holy month of Ramadan. “Since my son died, it has been very tough for me because I do not have any help from people. “Rashidi’s siblings are not doing well too, so, I was left to struggle for life everyday,” she said. NAN recalls that late Yekini died eight years ago in Ibadan after retiring from football. His professional career spanned more than two decades and was mainly associated with Vitória de Setúbal in Portugal. Besides playing for Nigeria, Yekini also played in six other countries including Ivory Coast. Yekini scored 37 goals as a Nigerian international from 58 games and represented the nation in five major tournaments, including two World Cups where he scored the country’s first-ever goal in the competition against Bulgaria in the USA ’94 World Cup. He was also named the African Footballer of the Year in 1993. (NAN) https://l.?u=https%3A%2F%2Fthenationonlineng.net%2Fsports-ministry-places-late-rashidi-yekinis-mother-on-monthly-stipend%2F&h=AT3rQWYlA98pbOoZjQVEygBEuqcEFO7XajJtlp2NEtyZ6krhhwtxqzxjb8uMWD_cBhAsNJRDDDQuOXK_6jz2YPX_P05eke2NnH8eWtkq2UV6DcqF5UNsgaYFOy0fFPoieIBTakI.
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Senator shehu Fellaini at it again |


