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Oh God of heaven please have mercy on us

Nice family

CAPITAL NO BRO... they don't accept any communicable diseases. Not even tuberculosis.

Kai na Niger State NYSC camp worst pass. Even Major general Sulaiman Kazaure confirm am.

Am having the issue too bro

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The national leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, said on Sunday that the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, and Sokoto State Governor, Aminu Tambuwal, left the All Progressives Congress because the party has turned down their wishes of automatic tickets for next year’s elections.

Tinubu explained that the defectors were also disappointed because the APC has closed the door of sharing the “national wealth and other offices and privileges” among them.

The National Leader said contrary to Tambuwal’s claim, the governor’s defection to the Peoples Democratic Party had nothing to do with the governance of the nation.

He said, in a statement titled, “They go away because we go the right way,” which he personally signed, “Governor Tambuwal’s exit can be distilled to one cause. He covets the Presidency. However, he had not the stomach to challenge President Buhari in a primary. Tambuwal felt further insulted that he would be compelled to face a direct primary just to retain the governorship nomination.” Tinubu said

He said Saraki, on his own, had realised that he might not even get the ticket to return to the Senate, much less become the Senate President.

Tinubu said, “Much the same for Senate President Saraki. Returning to the PDP, he harbours dreams of the presidency but Tambuwal’s ambition will dwarf Saraki’s when the two collide.

“If Saraki had remained in the APC, he would be unable to reclaim his Senate seat let alone the Senate Presidency. He thus bolted because he lusts for the presidency but was promised by the PDP, at least, a return to his position in the Senate.

“For Saraki to talk about lack of governance is for him to deny who he is and the position he holds. This man stands as Nigeria’s number three citizen. Clothed is he in ample power and influence. If he saw areas where the government and the nation needed help, he could have easily applied his energies to these areas. He could have drafted legislation and easily got laws passed.

“However, no progressive enactment bears his name for he cared not for progress. He has been more focused on changing the rules of the Senate to favour himself and changing the order of elections so as to coincide with his selfishdesigns.”

Tinubu said Nigeria was undergoing a historic transition, with the door steadily closing on “the old malpractices that have caused a rich nation to reside in the tenement of the global poor.”

The statement reads further, “The defections of some people from the APC have generated sensational headlines and exaggerated talk as to what their departures foretell for the APC, the party to which I belong. Some have predicted the demise of the APC. Those who hope for our decline will be disappointed by the inaccuracy of their desires. The days, months and years ahead will bury such errant forecasts for these predictions are born more of bitterness than of objective analysis.

“Much of the attention has centred on which party now controls this or that state and which party maintains a majority in the National Assembly. These considerations are important to members of the political class and the electoral calculations of the political parties. But these calculations cannot be all there is. We must be careful not to reduce our horizon to a mere accounting of elected officials moving from one party to another.

Nigeria is undergoing a historic transition. Sometimes awkwardly, tentatively, yet inexorably, we nurture political and governance reform. We steadily close the door on the old malpractices that have caused a rich nation to reside in the tenement of the global poor. The corruption of the past is ending; for it must end if we are to fulfil our collective purpose. With this correction, less public money will be diverted to private benefit. More will be afforded to the causes of the people. The economy is being transformed so that the average person will have a better chance of finding a better life.”

Son of the late governor of Kwara state, Alhaji Akeem Lawal, has declared his intention to contest in 2019 governorship race under the banner of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Speaking when he was received by his supporters and admirers on arrival at the Ilorin International airport on Saturday, Alhaji Lawal, son of the late governor, Alhaji Mohammed Lawal, said that his intention to run was a call to service.
The governorship aspirant, who said that Kwara state could only be taken to a greater level of development with the contribution of ideas from youth population, added that he is prepared to inject youthful energy and ideas that would make change the fortune of the state.
Late Mohammed Lawal, the father of the governorship aspirant, served as All Peoples Party (APP) governor of Kwara state between 1999 and 2003.

When asked to comment on reconvening of the National Assembly on urgent national matters such as the INEC budget, the governorship aspirant said that “It goes without saying. There is a national priority at stake. If truly the members of the NASS think about our nation first, then, it goes without saying that they need to reconvene and take care of urgent national matters. This is what the people elected them to do. Let us look at the people and the nation first and stop looking at their individual and self-aggrandizement. Not reconvening is not in the interest of the nation. We know that elections are coming and things need to be done, the nation needs to move forward. You can not hold the nation to a standstill. They should sacrifice for the nation and reconvene.[color=#990000][/color]

That's too cruel

We will never forgive, and we will never FORGET !!

George Stinney Jr, of African descent, was the youngest person to be executed in the 20th century in the United States.

This young black was only 14 years old at the time of his execution by electric chair.

70 years later, his innocence has just been officially recognized by a judge in South Carolina.

From his trial to the execution room, the boy always had his Bible in his hands while claiming his innocence.

George was unfairly accused of murdering two White girls (Betty 11 and Mary 7), whose bodies had been found not far from the house where the boy and his parents lived. At that time, all the members of the jury were white. The trial lasted 2H30, and the jury made the decision of his sentence after 10 minutes.

The boy's parents, threatened, were barred from taking part in the trial after being ordered to leave the city.

Prior to his trial, George spent 81 days in detention without the possibility of seeing his parents for the last time.

He was imprisoned alone in his cell, 80 kilometers from his hometown.
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His hearing of the facts was done alone, without the presence of his parents or a lawyer.

George's electrocution charge was 5,380 volts on his head. We let you imagine what such an electric shock can have on a young child's head.

Hello, can somebody send me her batch number because her boss need to see this.
#Her Army number
#Unit
#Division

Just like the one that happened yesterday, still in USA. The man flew an aeroplane into his home just for him to kill his wife and son but unfortunately for him, they escaped and only him got killed. God safe us all from devilish act.

Some lecturers do this for free without requesting for anything from girls or guys. We have lot of them in UNILORIN.

Let's give him a chance to declare his ambition first before we start saying all sort of things about him.

The name of the animal is Koala

Sure you can definately see a descent girl cause not all girls that party are bad.