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we his supporters till love him like that quote author=StrongandMighty post=117920065]The only place you can see agbado speak is in women's gathering[/quote] |
see this one ohh how can GOD creation be a mistake again Urheadmaster: |
On your mandate!! baba na
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Lagos and Kano take the lead. The Independent National Electoral Commission has revealed the states with the highest number of registered voters in Nigeria. Ahead of the 2023 general elections, analysis of the preliminary register reveals that Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, Rivers, Katsina and Oyo have the highest number of registered voters. |
good for him
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Congratulations to them
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even do u so much hate our incoming president(Bola Ahmad Tinubu) you don't meet to lie against him cos I watch the program, and what Dele said is different from what u are saying |
If the south are not careful , another man from the north will rule this country for another 16 yrs |
its clear
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which part of Kaduna are u from AdamuKD: |
Better thank 1k Corridon:
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19. Our incoming president TinubuPikin: |
this was his manifesto he was talking about that we should go to Anambra to see
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na dem
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so what's the problem now
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Why must you lie ,our in coming president did not mention any body name , he only said don't vote for the other two parties vote for me has ur next president |
kia why d hate , our in coming president went to kano for a dinner that was organize by the kano business committee and also to present their blue print to our incoming president
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Obi
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Baba till dea enjoy him self in kano
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Our in coming president
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Kwankwaso his a joker him and his supporter all know this [quote author=voltron14 post=1177855You are depending on Kwankwaso? ![]() Watch and learn.[/quote] |
all for the love of one man
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GOD bless then income president of the Federal republic of Nigeria 2023
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Suspended campaign he said yet visited Benue IDs camp wearing party logo shirt! This man's teach!erous acts have made it to Guinness World Records
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Suspended campaign he said yet visited Benue IDs camp wearing party logo shirt! This man's teach!erous acts have made it to Guinness World Records
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Suspended campaign he said yet visited Benue IDs camp wearing party logo shirt! This man's teach!erous acts have made it to Guinness World Records
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why the hate, children of hate when did dea mention his name |
why mush u guys lie |
show urs dea face , and I will tell you how many of them that whr dea cos I was at Arewa house yesterday |
Tinubu’s Church Rat Reference to Climate Change Isn't Wrong By Farooq Kperogi I frankly don’t get what people are mocking in Bola Tinubu’s characterization of climate-change policies for poor countries as “a question of how do you prevent a church rat from eating poisoned Holy Communion.” Tinubu merely deployed familiar ecclesiastical metaphors to capture the dilemma that developing countries face over the dire existential adjustments that climate change policies require of them. He used “church rat” to symbolize a poor nation (Nigerian English speakers often say “as poor as a church rat” where native English speakers say “as poor as a church mouse” to indicate extreme poverty) and “Holy Communion” to acknowledge the desirability of climate-change policies. But he qualified the “Holy Communion” as “poisoned” to suggest that it’s a bitter pill to swallow. In other words, climate-change policies are good (i.e., they’re Holy Communion), but they’re injurious (thus, “poisoned”) to a “church rat” (i.e., poor nations like Nigeria) in the short term because they require the kinds of self-denying sacrifices (such as stopping the use of firewood to cook, cutting down on manufacturing, etc.) that will hurt poor nations. If a church rat eats poisoned Holy Communion it will die, or be seriously sick, in spite of the holiness of the communion. Tinubu was basically saying he acknowledged that climate-change policies are great but that implementing them will come at a great cost to Nigeria because Nigeria is poor and ill-prepared. He was expressing a cruder, less direct, more literary version of the sentiments that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed in November 2015 when he said rich Western nations “with luxury of choices should sharply reduce emissions” and not burden poor nations like India that didn’t create the problem. “But [climate change] is not of our making,” Modi said. “It is the result of global warming that came from prosperity and progress of an industrial age powered by fossil fuel.” |
Game on
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see this fool fa you are here denying ur ieebo tribe , foolish fellow arantess: |

