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onumadu:Which Professor? That is her job description or position in her university. Ms Obi (because we are not sure whether she is married or not and we do not care). Ms Florence Obi, a university professor and Vice Chancellor, University of Calabar. Mr Chukuma Soludo, a former university professor, former CBN governor and Governor-elect of Anambra State. All those titles are to massage ones ego and nothing else. |
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YoungLionken:Please, let me know that effective remedy for stomach ulcer. |
AngelHoly:Yahoo nah pastor or imam. They are worse than "thieves". |
iLegendd:It has happened |
saasala:Causes of schizophrenia The cause of schizophrenia is unknown, but it is usually a combination of the following factors: Brain chemistry Genetics Complications at birth Some people develop schizophrenia following a stressful event, such as the death of a loved one or the loss of a job. Experiences like growing up in a town or city, stressful life events and moving to new a new town or country can also trigger symptoms of psychosis and schizophrenia. There’s also a strong link between the use of strong cannabis and the development of schizophrenia. |
DanielAlhassan:You need to sit down and learn, young man. Pregnancy age is not from the date of sex, it is calculated from the date of last menstrual cycle. So, it usually comes with addition of +2 weeks or more. |
Fahdiga1:Staged? You should organise your own stage video |
Security is becoming something else in this Nigeria. |
Lalasticlala, do you believe that criminals can steal Buhari iPad like that in a public function? |
For a moment on Tuesday, it seemed petty crime had found a victim in South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa, much to the shock of the public. Ramaphosa was in Cape Town on Tuesday for the establishment of the Transnet National Ports Authority as an independent subsidiary of Transnet (the state transport company). As he was about to deliver the keynote on live TV - which he was to read from his iPad - he realised with visible shock that it had simply disappeared. Many assumed it had been stolen... "I had my iPad. Do you know where they took my iPad to? This is the problem of always handing out your gadgets to other people. It's always best that I keep all these things with me all the time. I had my iPad. I had it in my hand. It's gone. I lost it, it seems." Video - President Realises iPad is Missing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2c1_aYdpaOk Ramaphosa had to sit down again until a backup copy of his speech was brought. Some found this funny while others decried what they thought to be the brazenness of a crime that it could happen to the first citizen. The Presidency said, however, that the president was making a joke. "There was no question of the iPad being missing or stolen. The President was making a light-hearted point while waiting for the iPad to be brought to him - which it was before he began his remarks to media," Tyrone Seal, chief director of communications in the president's office, told Eyewitness News.
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Hashabiah:In six days war, Israeli army killed more than 20 people for only one Israelite that died. 20,000 Arab lives killed for less than 900 Israeli lives. War is not good. |
Very good that the materials are distributed. |
BigBrother9ja:This is not what is called extrajudicial. The suspect was killed while engaging the security forces in a gun battle. That his death is a legitimate death anywhere in the world. |
Salliet:GTBank has removed the NIN information from their app. |
JourneytoEL:Kindly permit me to copy this message and share it to people on my Facebook. |
Kubernetes:You bought phone worth of $450 in US and you called it ordinary. Do you even bother to know that car dealers pay as much as #350,000 as custom duties on cars (salvage) purchased for as low as $1,200 from US? |
Mysticwebb:He will spend less than seven years in jail. |
blockgeek69:He want to decieve you. You need driving school certificate before you can process your driving license. Don't fall for the scam. |
teedarling:Search for the cost of Shipment of such vehicle from abroad, then the cost of clearing, I mean the custom duty. Both expenses are more than #800k . Shey the person stole the vehicle for the abroad? |
2nd half result PDP 1: 1 APC Meanwhile, APC through the dismissed Local Government chairmen has early scored Making led administration during the first half at the State High Court of Justice. The game proceeded into second half at the Federal Court of Appeal where PDP led Oyo State Government showed the APC chairmen that power pass power. As it is now, the game will proceed to Extra time at Nigerian Supreme Court of Justice, where winner must emerge. |
seguntijan:GEJ started the implementation of BVN during his administration. In fact, PMB didn't do his own BVN until about three months after he has become president, probably he(PMB) did not embrace it totally. |
Triumphantbeing, even though, I don't know the veracity of this story but I think one can learn from it. "Ignorance at its peck" should be the title of this story. Traditional marriage is the real marriage sanction by God Almighty. Others are just ceremonial or constitutional in nature. |
http://guardian.ng/news/boko-haram-captures-nigerian-town/amp/ Troops of Sector 3 Operation LAFIYA DOLE in conjunction with 82 Task Force Battalion following a tip off embarked on a long range clearance and link up patrol resulting in the killing of many Boko Haram terrorists in Gesada village, Guzamala Local Government Area Borno State. Boko Haram jihadists have taken over a town in northeast Nigeria after sacking and occupying a military base, local officials and security sources told AFP on Saturday. Scores of fighters believed to be loyal to an Islamic State group-affiliated Boko Haram faction stormed the base in Gudumbali, in the Guzamala area of Borno state. At least eight civilians were believed to have been killed, according to one local civilian militia member. The attack is the latest against troops in recent weeks and comes as the government encourages the return of displaced people from the Borno state capital, Maiduguri, to Guzamala. The authorities, which maintain the Islamist militants are severely weakened to the point of defeat, say the area is safe for people to return, despite continued attacks. But aid agencies say people who have been living in makeshift camps are being persuaded to return to areas without basic services area — and worse security. President Muhammadu Buhari was elected in 2015 on a promise to defeat Boko Haram and is seeking a second term of office at polls in February next year. An official of Guzamala local government area, of which Gudumbali is the headquarters, told AFP: “It is true Boko Haram have taken over Gudumbali this morning after pushing troops out of the military facility in the town. “They are in full control of the town and the military facility,” the official said, speaking from Maiduguri on anonymity for fear of government sanction. A military source in Maiduguri added: “The terrorists attacked the base at about 7:50 pm (1850 GMT) and engaged soldiers in an intense battle that continued until early Saturday when troops were forced to withdraw.” The source, who asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorised to speak to the media, said he had no information about casualties. But local civilian militia member Musa Ari said: “Most civilians were spared because the attack was targeted at the military base. “So far eight civilians who were errand boys for troops were believed to have been killed in the attack.” The IS-backed faction led by Abu Mus’ab al-Barnawi has vowed to attack only “hard” military or government targets unlike those loyal to long-time leader Abubakar Shekau. The Shekau faction has been behind the repeated suicide and bomb attacks on civilians as well as kidnappings in the nine-year conflict. Ari said soldiers and residents fled Gudumbali to Damasak, some 80 kilometres (50 miles) away, on the border with Niger. Others escaped south towards Gajiram, where nine soldiers were killed in a similar attack in June. There was no immediate response from the Nigerian military. Boko Haram captured Gudumbali in 2014 when swathes of territory were seized in northern Borno and declared their Islamic Caliphate. The military reclaimed the town two years later in a regional fightback involving troops from neighbouring Chad, Niger and Cameroon. |
Troops of Sector 3 Operation LAFIYA DOLE in conjunction with 82 Task Force Battalion following a tip off embarked on a long range clearance and link up patrol resulting in the killing of many Boko Haram terrorists in Gesada village, Guzamala Local Government Area Borno State. Boko Haram jihadists have taken over a town in northeast Nigeria after sacking and occupying a military base, local officials and security sources told AFP on Saturday. Scores of fighters believed to be loyal to an Islamic State group-affiliated Boko Haram faction stormed the base in Gudumbali, in the Guzamala area of Borno state. At least eight civilians were believed to have been killed, according to one local civilian militia member. The attack is the latest against troops in recent weeks and comes as the government encourages the return of displaced people from the Borno state capital, Maiduguri, to Guzamala. The authorities, which maintain the Islamist militants are severely weakened to the point of defeat, say the area is safe for people to return, despite continued attacks. But aid agencies say people who have been living in makeshift camps are being persuaded to return to areas without basic services area — and worse security. President Muhammadu Buhari was elected in 2015 on a promise to defeat Boko Haram and is seeking a second term of office at polls in February next year. An official of Guzamala local government area, of which Gudumbali is the headquarters, told AFP: “It is true Boko Haram have taken over Gudumbali this morning after pushing troops out of the military facility in the town. “They are in full control of the town and the military facility,” the official said, speaking from Maiduguri on anonymity for fear of government sanction. A military source in Maiduguri added: “The terrorists attacked the base at about 7:50 pm (1850 GMT) and engaged soldiers in an intense battle that continued until early Saturday when troops were forced to withdraw.” The source, who asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorised to speak to the media, said he had no information about casualties. But local civilian militia member Musa Ari said: “Most civilians were spared because the attack was targeted at the military base. “So far eight civilians who were errand boys for troops were believed to have been killed in the attack.” The IS-backed faction led by Abu Mus’ab al-Barnawi has vowed to attack only “hard” military or government targets unlike those loyal to long-time leader Abubakar Shekau. The Shekau faction has been behind the repeated suicide and bomb attacks on civilians as well as kidnappings in the nine-year conflict. Ari said soldiers and residents fled Gudumbali to Damasak, some 80 kilometres (50 miles) away, on the border with Niger. Others escaped south towards Gajiram, where nine soldiers were killed in a similar attack in June. There was no immediate response from the Nigerian military. Boko Haram captured Gudumbali in 2014 when swathes of territory were seized in northern Borno and declared their Islamic Caliphate. The military reclaimed the town two years later in a regional fightback involving troops from neighbouring Chad, Niger and Cameroon. www.vanguardngr.com/2018/09/breaking-boko-haram-captures-borno-town-after-sacking-occupying-military-base/amp/ http://guardian.ng/news/boko-haram-captures-nigerian-town/amp/ |
The chimpanzee was more than 60 years old before the death. |
naijaking1:http://sunnewsonline.com/herdsmen-killings-christians-protest-nationwide/ http://dailypost.ng/2018/04/25/can-orders-national-protest-killings-bloodshed/ As directed by Christian Association of Nigeria. Today on Sunday, 29th April, 2018, children of God in the federation of Nigeria and some in the diaspora will be probing out to protest the incessant killing of Christians, tribal based killing and killing of some other people (of other religion adherents), by Islamic terrorists and notorious Fulani herdsmen and other criminally minded groups of people in Nigeria, most especially in the northern regions of the country. These killings are enough! Join them, don't be left out. Endeavour to inform others by sharing this message. Jesus is Lord. © AJILEYE Ebenezer Babafemi (2018) |
As directed by Christian Association of Nigeria. Today on Sunday, 29th April, 2018, children of God in the federation of Nigeria and some in the diaspora will be probing out to protest the incessant killing of Christians, tribal based killing and killing of some other people (of other religion adherents), by Islamic terrorists and notorious Fulani herdsmen and other criminally minded groups of people in Nigeria, most especially in the northern regions of the country. These killings are enough! Join them, don't be left out. Endeavour to inform others by sharing this message. Jesus is Lord. © AJILEYE Ebenezer Babafemi (2018) |
As directed by Christian Association of Nigeria. Tomorrow on Sunday, 29th April, 2018, children of God in the federation of Nigeria and some in the diaspora will be probing out to protest the incessant killing of Christians, tribal based killing and killing of some other people (of other religion adherents), by Islamic terrorists and notorious Fulani herdsmen and other criminally minded groups of people in Nigeria, most especially in the northern regions of the country. These killings are enough! Join them, don't be left out. Endeavour to inform others by sharing this message. Jesus is Lord. © AJILEYE Ebenezer Babafemi (2018) CAN Orders National Protest Against Killings, and Bloodshed The leadership of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has directed its members and Christians across Nigeria to join in its planned nationwide protest scheduled to hold on Sunday 29th. CAN said the protest was to register its discontent with the inability of the Federal Government to end killings in different parts of Nigeria, particularly in Benue, Plateau, Taraba and Nasarawa states. CAN President Rev. Samson Olasupo, in a statement by his media aide, Pastor Bayo Oladeji, encouraged Christians in Nigeria to hold peaceful protest on the said date, suggesting the premises of their churches, asking government and security agencies to end the killings and bloodshed in the country. “Christians are to carry placards with different inscriptions meant to address issues about sustained killings, attacks and destruction of their property in Nigeria,” the reverend said. “The inscriptions on placards could possibly read thus, ‘Enough of bloodshed and unlawful killings in Nigeria’; ‘FG release Leah Sharibu from the bondage’; ‘Stop herdsmen killings’; and several other inscriptions that could reawaken the consciousness of the political leaders.” The umbrella body of Christians in Nigeria reminded the government of its oath of office and constitutional responsibility of protecting citizens, and charged authorities to quit unnecessary excuses and rise to the occasion. Nigerians across the country from the North East, to the Middle Belt to the South have become vulnerable to random and sustained attacks from Boko Haram terrorists, and murderous onslaughts from rampaging herders and armed bandits. Such developments, according to CAN, are not only inimical to the progress of the country, but will continue to weaken the unity and foundation of Nigeria if left unchecked. http://sunnewsonline.com/herdsmen-killings-christians-protest-nationwide/ http://dailypost.ng/2018/04/25/can-orders-national-protest-killings-bloodshed/ |
As directed by Christian Association of Nigeria. Tomorrow on Sunday, 29th April, 2018, children of God in the federation of Nigeria and some in the diaspora will be probing out to protest the incessant killing of Christians, tribal based killing and killing of some other people (of other religion adherents), by Islamic terrorists and notorious Fulani herdsmen and other criminally minded groups of people in Nigeria, most especially in the northern regions of the country. These killings are enough! Join them, don't be left out. Endeavour to inform others by sharing this message. Jesus is Lord. © AJILEYE Ebenezer Babafemi (2018) CAN Orders National Protest Against Killings, and Bloodshed The leadership of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has directed its members and Christians across Nigeria to join in its planned nationwide protest scheduled to hold on Sunday 29th. CAN said the protest was to register its discontent with the inability of the Federal Government to end killings in different parts of Nigeria, particularly in Benue, Plateau, Taraba and Nasarawa states. CAN President Rev. Samson Olasupo, in a statement by his media aide, Pastor Bayo Oladeji, encouraged Christians in Nigeria to hold peaceful protest on the said date, suggesting the premises of their churches, asking government and security agencies to end the killings and bloodshed in the country. “Christians are to carry placards with different inscriptions meant to address issues about sustained killings, attacks and destruction of their property in Nigeria,” the reverend said. “The inscriptions on placards could possibly read thus, ‘Enough of bloodshed and unlawful killings in Nigeria’; ‘FG release Leah Sharibu from the bondage’; ‘Stop herdsmen killings’; and several other inscriptions that could reawaken the consciousness of the political leaders.” The umbrella body of Christians in Nigeria reminded the government of its oath of office and constitutional responsibility of protecting citizens, and charged authorities to quit unnecessary excuses and rise to the occasion. Nigerians across the country from the North East, to the Middle Belt to the South have become vulnerable to random and sustained attacks from Boko Haram terrorists, and murderous onslaughts from rampaging herders and armed bandits. Such developments, according to CAN, are not only inimical to the progress of the country, but will continue to weaken the unity and foundation of Nigeria if left unchecked. http://sunnewsonline.com/herdsmen-killings-christians-protest-nationwide/ http://dailypost.ng/2018/04/25/can-orders-national-protest-killings-bloodshed/ |
cluewebhost:APC can fool people always but they can't fool all at all the time. |


