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do u believe everything u see on social media? hell NO. where is Chioma allerged car? hnmmm. okay kwantinu

olosho everywhere.

why are bloggers after her husband. leave her family

I just wish Buhari to read all these comments. That "Ode nii e" guy don suffer no be small





Anyways, on behalf of Association of Comment Readers, we say thank u for making us

If I start to talk.....

You remember?

philfrey08:
She is really beautiful....

You need glasses...

philfrey08:
shes beautiful

Look at her again• she is not.

krushdripper:
Bitch is a nollywood icon, a big celebrity for several years now so it's no news that her damn concert got sold out ok

Check ur self bro

Genny my bae.... Congrats

olumide54:
twenty man shall fall that day....
Wizkid never pass waec sef talkless jamb

Haba

BluntBoy:
Must you have something simply because the Muslims have it?

I don't know why many of you continue to demand a page for Christians.

I don't like the idea of Muslims having their own page because it makes it look like a cult to me. I don't know why many of you Christians are blinded and can't see that if a page is created for Christians, it would reduce Christianity on Nairaland to a mere cult. That means you will be forcing people to make an unnecessary claim to love Jesus before they can comment on Christian threads. Christians don't force people to make oaths.

I comment on Muslim threads and the oath means nothing to me. I did not proclaim it with my mouth.

Not forcing people or turning it to a cult but a way of enforcing sanity and respect. It's high time Xtians created some respect for themselves. If u say it with ur mouth or nose, u are who u are... but not not godly and u lack respect for others.

Please Osewa and the Admin of this forum, make this page only accessible for xtians like u did for Muslims or else... it's unfair to allow Muslims and others to come and be saying rubbish anyhow here

BafanaBafana:
I hope you know what you are saying. The way churches pray for their enemies to die does not in anyway show tolerance.
Someone's boss dies in the office, the person goes to testify and the whole church cheers!

Weere gidi ni Bobo yii. Actually u are right even bible condemns such testimony

Lagbaja01:
A pastor taking someone to court is not bablical..... if SR is publishing fake news about the church, the church prayer worrior should do their work as the bable says "prayer of the rigtheous works wonder."

Christianity is not stupidity. Same people like you condemns xtian peaceful acts in this nation and if u are a xtian try to read ur bible very well..... There are different approaches to every situation.

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So many celebs have stormed the AMVCA tonight including the drama politician Dino the Rihno... Likewise the funny dramafight between Tobi and Alex on stage, but the most shocking for now remains Lilian Afegbai outfit and her g-string show off on stage as she grabbed her on award too.

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1. Finnish schools are equal

Finland is a country with no expensive elite schools. In fact, it’s a country where charging fees for compulsory education is illegal. Theoretically, all Finnish elementary and junior high schools are equal and provide the same level of education for all students. The fact that everyone regardless of their income is granted this education, is the reason why statistically, the Finnish school system is above others in international studies — the emphasis is on good results with large masses, whereas e.g. in the US there is a huge gap between very skilled students and students who know nearly nothing. Moreover, due to lack of elite schools, the whole nation wants the public education to be good. Although the Finnish education system has been criticized for “top individuals” not being able to develop, most Finns still prefer education for everyone regardless of income, over elite education.

2. The profession of a teacher is respected

In Finland, teachers are highly educated, esteemed, independent professionals of education. The education plans are much more loose than in other countries, so teachers themselves are quite free to decide how they teach. Moreover, the entrance exams for teacher education are difficult, and there is a lot of competition. This means that teachers, who nowadays apply for teaching and actually do become teachers, are usually intelligent, talented and motivated individuals. For example, language teachers in Finland know the languages they teach very well, and they speak these languages to students in class. This is not the case everywhere, as in some countries there are people who study to become teachers simply because they haven’t been accepted to study anything else. Last but not least, due to its prestige, the job of a teacher is quite well paid in Finland.

3. Kids start school when ready for it

In Finland, kids start school at the age of 7. In many countries, this is unheard of. For example, in Argentina and Paraguay, kids start school at the age of 4. However, it’s scientifically proven that at this age, children are in no way ready for sitting down in classrooms and holding pencils in their hands. In fact, not just are they mentally not ready for it, but also their motor skills are not ready for it. Just think, Is it any wonder if a kid’s motivation is lost when made to do something they’re not biologically ready for? Moreover, when children are in school, their results are controlled. There are certain standards that all students need to fulfill in order to proceed with their studies. For example, one does not make it to 3rd grade without being able to read and without understanding what it is that one is reading.

4. Emphasis on pedagogic research

Finland is a country which puts a lot of emphasis on child development and pedagogic research. The research results of developmental psychology and learning psychology are greatly applied in teaching, and a lot of importance is given to what learning actually means. As far as learning goals go, inner motivation of pupils is perhaps the most important individual factor. So, also teaching is considered efficient when concentrating on finding and nurturing this inner motivation. Very basically and idealistically; Finnish education is about kids not only memorizing different kinds of facts by heart, but about learning to think analytically. It’s about questioning information and evaluating references. (Of course, even in Finland, many students fight such harsh social problems at home, that finding “inner motivation” may not be his/her number one priority.).

5. Importance of inner motivation

In student-driven education, pupils are encouraged to think, to understand and to look for information themselves. They are even encouraged to find questions to which even their teachers might not have answers to. In this case, the answers are sought out together. The teacher goes around in the classroom, leads to conclusions and advices those who most need help (as opposed to teacher-driven education, where the teacher teaches and children listen). A teacher praises, motivates and encourages. Moreover, even evaluation does not happen in the form of one final exam, but the pupils themselves participate in it (by, for example, setting personal goals for themselves in the beginning of the school year, or even as often as every week. They are then evaluated together with the teacher at the end of the pre-determined term.). From a very early age, they learn to take responsibility for their learning – and hopefully learn out of inner motivation, not for parents or exams (=outer motivation). Therefore, also cheating in exams is not as common as in some other countries.

6. No strict standards in teaching methods

There are less exams than in other countries, because the point of school is not to pass exams but to learn. There are also no standardized, nationwide tests, except for the matriculation exam when finishing the vocational senior high. This also means that there’s not as much competition as in other countries. What’s important to note about the Finnish system is that teachers also have a lot of freedom in teaching. There is, of course, a nationwide school curriculum, yet the teacher is free to implement its content with the methods he/she chooses. This not only makes the children, but also the teachers more motivated as they can use their own creativity and strategies in teaching. Here, it’s important to note what I said before: Finnish teachers are highly educated, esteemed, independent professionals of education.

7. In-school special education

In every school class in the world, there are pupils who learn things faster than others. And then there are those who don’t. In some systems, kids who don’t learn things as fast as their peers, are forced to repeat a class. In others, parents who are well off, pay for private teachers and classes. In Finland, however, a lot of emphasis is put on special education. When a kid does not learn things as fast as his peers, a special education teacher is assigned to help him/her. This not only helps the student in question, but also guarantees peace in classroom for others. So, there’s no need for costly private classes outside school, because the job of the school is to provide education for the child. Therefore, ideally, no one is left alone. However, as resources are cut down and classroom sizes grow, Finland might be facing challenges in special education in the future.

8. Learning by doing

When speaking about Finnish kids “learning by playing”, the question is about utilizing the natural habit patterns of a child in learning by doing. Yet, the playing in schools is not just any kind of playing – there is always a pedagogic purpose within. When learning by doing, one internalizes things better than when learning by memorizing. It also creates a joy for learning, which again raises the kid’s inner motivation to learn. In the so-called exploratory learning method, a child is attracted into getting interested in a phenomenon, and studying it by himself/herself. Here, the role of a teacher transforms more into that of a mentor or a motivator – a tutor and guide in the learning process. The student does not just passively receive information but is transformed into an active learner. So, once more: Finnish education is about learning to think instead of learning by heart. It’s about inner motivation instead of outer motivation.

9. Little homework and short school days

In Finnish schools, there is statistically a lot less homework than in other countries. According to the Finnish education ideology, kids are supposed to be taught in school, not at home (which, ideally, is what schools are supposed to be about all over the world). Moreover, if the point of homework is doing on one’s own and that’s already done in school, why should it also be continued on free time? Although this is the ideal, in many other countries kids get more homework than they can handle. What’s more, it’s usually so difficult that either their parents have to do it for them, or they have to pay for a private teacher to assist their kids with their homework. As for the length of school days, Finnish kids statistically spend a lot less time in school than kids in other countries. This leaves time for children to be children, and to enjoy their free time. For learning purposes, it’s important to let the brain rest and allow time for other things.

10. School meals for all!

It maybe doesn’t seem important at all and it’s a highly criticized topic in Finland, but Finland is a country with great school meals. Firstly, just the fact that there are school meals is very different from the reality of many other countries. Finnish children eat at school, and the food they eat is diverse, nutritive and healthy (at least according to some standards). Moreover, school meals are free (paid through taxation), so no one is left without a meal. This is important, because it provides kids with the needed energy to get them through the school day, whilst also assuring that everyone is fed equally and well — at least once a day.
“Yeah! But that’s Finland!” — arguments on why it won’t work.

When speaking about the Finnish education system, there are millions of arguments why people say it will never work in their countries. It’s a topic of interest for many in theory, yet when it comes to actual implementation, that’s where the interest of people seems to fade. Here are the most common arguments I’ve heard, and my comments on them.


School is totally free.”
Elementary school yes. In senior high school you have to pay for your school books.

“There is no school uniform and you can dress as you like.”
You aren’t allowed to wear, for example, a cap in class room. Yet, I don’t believe this has much to do with a school system being better or worse from any other.

“There are no entrance exams, you only need the will to learn.”
This is true to elementary school and junior high school, yet to many senior high schools you need good grades to enter. If a senior high school is specialized in sports or arts, you also need to do entrance exams to get in.

“If you study in senior high school or at the university, the state helps you with 125 dollars a month.”
If you live alone, yes (actually, the money is more). Yet, if you live with your parents the state will not provide you.

“Finnish kids are allowed to speak in class and say whatever comes into their minds.”
They are allowed to speak in class when the teacher lets them. However, they’re not allowed to say whatever comes to their minds.

“It’s prohibited to put students into different classes according to their capabilities and intellectual capacities.”
In all classes there is a special education teacher to ensure that all kids keep up with the rest of the class. However, there are also schools for children with special needs.

“No one goes to school before turning 7.”
Yes, except if your birthday is from August to December. In that case you go to school at the age of 6.

“The pupils evaluate their teachers and if they are bad, they are fired.”
Not true. However, if the teacher does something illegal, the pupils are heard.

“Finnish kids never get more than half an hour of homework.”
It depends on how fast the kid is in doing his/her homework.

“In case of being good in sports, they give you a personal trainer.”
No, even Finland doesn’t have the money for this.

“The pupils choose the menu of the week and can eat dessert twice.”
No. How could all pupils choose the menu? Maybe a couple get to vote for it out of various options in some schools, but in most schools, children eat what they get. As far as dessert goes, could be.

“Education is done in a relaxed atmosphere where every kid gets to sit where he/she wants.”
Depends on the school, but this does not apply to most schools (and as substitute teacher I’ve been to quite many schools in the capital area).

“Exams can be done in groups.”
On rare occasions, maybe. But usually not.

“If a student bullies or sells drugs, he’s expelled and there’s no turning back.”
What would that solve? Maybe the kid is not allowed into the same school, but there are always conversations. First with the kid, then with his/her parents. Then, in the worst case he might be expelled but he will surely be put into another school.

“Each classroom has 3 teachers every 2 students.”
No. I wonder with what money would their salaries be paid?

“School starts after 10am (although the human brain is not totally funcional for learning after this hour).”
No. The time of school begin varies, but usually it is between 8am and 11am.

“It’s prohibited to take homework home. The idea is to enjoy time with the family and to not have stress.”
If it were forbidden, why would teachers even give homework? There’s not a lot of homework, but there usually is some.

julitoch:
I tap into Chioma's kind of blessing

Look before you leap.

tstx:
That's Wizkid jean na... I recognize it because i bought it for him




see my signature

Kiloodeee ur eyes too sharp. Anyways #tiwaniwizzy no going back

Yoruba man will say "aku defection oo Baba Sidika"

I hope this man won't be arrested for coup deta.. just thinking o. Because u can fight the management but u find it difficult to win

kahal29:
*Denting President Muhammadu Buhari’s image

*Overruling Buhari, Osinbajo on crucial matters, such as the $43.45million recovered at Osborne Towers in Ikoyi, Lagos and confirmation of Acting EFCC Chairman Ibrahim Magu

*Alleged disrespect for court orders on ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki and Ibrahim el-Zakzaky as well as the detention of Jones Abiri

*Determining who to see (or pray with) Buhari

*Unauthorised deployment of operatives / sting operations against Supreme Court Justices, National Assembly, ex-DSS boss Kayode Are

*Alleged interference in the affairs of other security agencies, especially the EFCC

*Alleged refusal to take orders from NSA Gen. Mohammed Babagana Monguno

*Row over freedom for Chibok and Dapchi girls

*Romance with National Assembly officers

*Alleged hostility to the media

*Usurpation of anti-graft agencies’ functions


Department of State Services (DSS) Director-General Lawal Musa Daura was sacked yesterday for allegedly denting the image and democratic credentials of the Muhammadu Buhari administration, The Nation learnt last night.

Matthew Seiyefa, the most senior director at the DSS, took over the organisation.

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo fired Daura for deploying DSS operatives to lay siege to the National Assembly.

The deployment was considered by the Presidency to be “contemptuous” of Acting President Yemi Osinbajo.

The DSS was suspected to have worked with some principal officers of the National Assembly “to embarrass the Presidency”.

Daura is believed to be “very close” to a principal officer of the National Assembly, which has been at loggerheads with the Executive.

The siege to the National Assembly came few hours after Osinbajo brokered an understanding for the lawmakers to reconvene and consider the supplementary budget to avoid a shutdown of the government.

Neither Buhari nor Osinbajo was informed of the deployment of DSS operatives, it was learnt.

The Presidency is said to have ordered Daura’s detention. He is also to be disarmed.

The police and other security agencies were combing Daura’s office and residences as at the time of filing this report last night.

More heads may roll in DSS and other agencies implicated in the siege to the National Assembly.

Daura was consumed yesterday by the political intrigues in the country. He was fired with immediate effect .

Daura was summoned to the Presidential Villa by the Acting President a few minutes before his sack was announced.

He was directed to hand over to the most senior officer of the DSS until further notice.

The Acting President’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mr Laolu Akande, in a terse statement, said:”The Acting President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, has directed the termination of the appointment of the Director General, State Security Service, Lawal Musa Daura, with immediate effect.

“Mr Daura has been directed to hand over to the most senior officer of the State Security Service until further notice.’’

Daura was joined at the Villa meeting with the Acting President by Inspector-General of Police Ibrahim Idris, who arrived at about 12.35 p.m. Daura got in around 1.15p.m.

Osinbajo described the blockade of the National Assembly by operatives of the DSS as unauthorised.

He condemned it as a gross violation of constitutional order, rule of law and all accepted notions of law and order.

He said that the unlawful act, which was done without the knowledge of the Presidency, was completely unacceptable.

The statement said Osinbajo assured Nigerians that “all persons within the law enforcement apparatus who participated in this travesty will be identified and subjected to appropriate disciplinary action’’.

Daura, 64, was appointed to head the agency on July 2, 2015 to replace Ita Ekpeyong. He worked and retired from the agency before his appointment by Presidnt Muhammadu Buhari.

An unusual security blanket was thrown around the National Assembly Complex in Abuja early yesterday by men of the DSS.

National Assembly employees, legislative aides and reporters who arrived before 7 am met stern-faced operatives who barred them from the facility.

Shortly before 8 am when our correspondent visited the National Assembly Complex, about 20 policemen were at the outer gate, with only very few bearing AK-47 rifles.

At the second gate, the situation was different, with nine masked gun-wielding DSS operatives in black fatigues, along with several other DSS personnel in suits and regular clothing firmly blocking the entrance.

The armed men who also had black face masks and hand gloves carried IMI Tavor Tar-21 assault rifles produced by Israeli Military Industries.

Three Ford Ranger SUVs without number plates were packed in front of the gate, ostensibly to disallow anyone from driving in.

A young man who was making a video recording with his mobile phone promptly stopped after receiving verbal threats from one of the masked DSS personnel who said: “If I catch that your phone now, I go march am”.

Initially, everyone, including senators and members of the House of Representatives were being barred from entering the complex, but around 8am, 47-year old Honourable Boma Goodhead, militant leader Asari Dokubo’s sister, defied the security operatives and became the first lawmaker to enter the complex.

After the entry of Hon. Goodhead, a PDP member who represents Asalga/Akulga Federal Constituency of Rivers State, several senators and House members, such as Reps Teejay Yusuf (Kogi), Kingsley Chinda (Rivers), Agbedi Frederick (Bayelsa), Razaq Atunwa (Kwara) and Joseph Akinlaja (Ondo) entered the facility.

Senators who entered by 8.15 am include Ben Murray Bruce, Ubale Shittu, Isa Hamma Misau, Biodun Olujimi and Rafiu Ibrahim.

They walked in through the second gate with their Identification Cards (IDs) on their chests. All their vehicles were forced to stop and park outside the gate unlike the usual practice whereby their drivers drove straight in to their chambers.

Why Osinbajo sacked security chief Daura

Lawal Daura was fired yesterday as Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS) for embarrasing the government, a source said.

The source, who pleaded not to be named because of the “sensitivity” of the matter, listed 11 reasons why Daura got the push.

They are:

Denting President Buhari’s image;
overruling Buhari, VP Osinbajo on crucial matters, such as the $43.45million recovered at Osborne Towers in Ikoyi, Lagos;
confirmation of the Acting EFCC chairman, Ibrahim Magu and others;
alleged disrespect of court orders on ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki and Islamic cleric Ibrahim el-Zakzaky and detention of Jones Abiri; and
using security reasons to determine who to see (or pray) with Buhari.
Others include unauthorised deployment of operatives/ sting operations against Supreme Court justices, National Assembly, ex-DG DSS Kayode Are, others; alleged interference in the affairs of other security agencies, especially the EFCC on some sensitive cases, including those involving some ex-Service Chiefs, Nigeria Intelligence Agency (NIA), DSS; alleged refusal to take orders from and irreconcilable differences with the National Security Adviser, Gen. Mohammed Babagana Monguno; controversy over negotiation of freedom for Chibok and Dapchi girls; intelligence report on alleged romance with Saraki and some principal officers of National Assembly; alleged hostility to the media and alleged usurpation/ duplication of the functions of anti-corruption agencies.

The source said: “The DG, DSS had his cup full in the past few weeks when the President detested some of his actions based on intelligence report.

“In fact, the President had agreed on a two-week deadline to remove him. The invasion of the National Assembly by DSS operatives hastened Daura’s exit.

“The President got an instant briefing from Acting President Yemi Osinbajo. Buhari also had the privilege to watch the siege on television.,” the source said, adding:

“Buhari felt insulted that Daura drafted DSS operatives to the National Assembly without any covert or overt instructions. He, therefore, directed Osinbajo to fire the DG.”

The source gave the details of how Daura ran the DSS to the embarrassment of the Presidency.

He said: “What embarrassed the Presidency most was the affront by the sacked DG in overruling the President on some issues. When AVM JON Ode Committee was set up by the President to probe the $2.1b arms deals, he faulted the composition of the panel, which had no representative from the DSS. He never forgave all those who made input into the composition of the panel.

“The impunity with which he overruled Buhari on the eligibility of Ibrahim Magu as a nominee for the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC) with ambiguous security reports shocked the government. The Senate relied on DSS reports to reject Magu twice. There was obvious poor cohesion in this administration.

“When the President appointed VP Osinbajo to head a panel to probe the $43.45million recovered at Osborne Towers in Ikoyi, Lagos, Daura disagreed with some recommendations in the committee’s report and raised a curious memo citing why security funds cannot be probed. At a point, Buhari alluded publicly to Daura’s representation.”

Responding to a question, the source added that “the saddest moment for Buhari and his deputy was the unauthorised sting operations on the homes of Supreme Court justices by DSS operatives. A perplexed Buhari could not justify the arrest of the justices when a former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Mahmud Mohammed met with him on the incident.

“There was no intelligence report made available to the President or VP Osinbajo; no pre-operation briefing, and when he was confronted, Daura reminded Buhari that there was a presidential verbal directive that he should do anything to fight corruption.

“Although it was convenient to overrule Daura but the President allowed the judges to go through the judicial process instead of using fiat to reverse the DSS.

“The same impunity applies to the disobedience of court orders on ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki and Ibrahim el-Zakzaky and detention of a journalist, Jones Abiri. Daura cited security reasons for his action.

“After his long medical trip to London, the President once asked Daura if Dasuki was still in detention. He justified Dasuki’s detention by claiming that the ex-NSA was only freed on one of the matters in court. He said he had more legal hurdles to cross.

“When there was too much noise on El-Zakyzaky’s prolonged detention without trial, the DSS quickly arranged a parade of the old man to prove that he was doing well.

“The raid of a former DG of DSS, Col. Kayode Are, in an inhuman manner was said to have smacked of vengeance because Daura was in service when Are led the agency.

“The 2018 International Press Institute(IPI) World Congress in June was expected to fetch some mileage for President Muhammadu Buhari but the President was shocked when IPI Executive Board Chair John Yearwood demanded the release of a detained journalist, Jones Abiri in Nigeria by the DSS since July 2016.

“Some ministers denied that any journalist was detained until the picture became clearer that Abiri was in DSS gulag.”

The source attributed the removal of Daura to lack of synergy among security agencies, especially between the National Security Adviser

“He does not have respect for the National Security Adviser, Gen. Mohammed Babagana Monguno and he refused to report, to him while in office. This caused a huge gap in inter-security agencies’ coordination.

His irreconcilable differences with Monguno got to a stage that a former Director-General of the National Intelligence Agency, Amb. Ayo Oke, had to intervene on why they should forgive each other to ensure a seamless security coordination. The two security chiefs agreed to work together but the truce collapsed, The Nation learnt.

Daura’s outstanding moments were in securing freedom for Chibok and Dapchi girls, but there were issues on the negotiation, with insurgents.

“When a journalist with Daily Independent, Tony Ezimakor, reported the issues on the international dimension to the negotiation, the DSS wasted no time in detaining him.

“In the past two weeks, some organizations had been advertising in some dailies to ask the Presidency to revisit the negotiations.”

The source also alleged that Daura had allegedly tried to interfere with the investigation of some high-profile suspects, scuh a former Chief of Army Staff, by the EFCC.

He was also accused of pettiness on security issues.

“The crux of the matter between the DSS and EFCC bordered on moves by the former to cause a stay of action on some cases. At a point, the DG became uncomfortable that Magu was not taking instructions from him. The battle line was drawn between Daura and Magu when the EFCC started probing the tenure of a former DG of DSS, Mr. Ita Ekpenyong, and discovered that Ekpenyong left huge funds in the accounts of the agency, contrary to the allegation that he diverted same. Daura felt Magu was after him because he was introduced to the President by the NSA.

“Even when peace was initiated, he told Magu that his rank was not worth more than an Assistant Superintendent of Police in DSS cadre. Also, he reminded Magu that he wrote the position paper which led to the establishment of EFCC and he coordinated the take-off of the anti-graft commission.

“It was the same venom with which he opposed the clearance of Magu by the Senate. As if he was not done with the Acting EFCC chairman, an operative stopped him a few weeks ago from joining the President at the mosque at the Presidential Villa based on orders from the DSS headquarters.

“The same ill-treatment was meted out to Sen. Ali Ndume when he was prevented from praying at the mosque by DSS.

“As we speak, the accreditation of a journalist with The Punch, Olalekan Adetayo, has not been restored because of security reasons cited by DSS DG in spite of intervention by some media aides.

“At intelligence meetings with top editors, Daura assumed unusual airs. He once told editors that if he wanted to cause a crisis in Nigeria, he can do it within five minutes.

The source explained that in the last few months, the Presidency had been uncomfortable with Daura when it discovered that he had been very close to a principal officer of the National Assembly.

“President Buhari initially ignored the alleged romance between Daura and the principal officer until it became evident that the officer and his loyalists have more intelligence about government than meet the eye.”

DAURA DETAINED

Our correspondent could not locate where Daura was detained after his arrest. But a reliable source said: “The initial steps taken by the Presidency was to disarm Daura because a DG of DSS has a lot of arms and ammunition under his control.

“He was arrested and detained to enable the police and other agencies to mop up arms and ammunition under his care.

“All I can tell you is that he is in a safe location.”

http://thenationonlineng.net/dss-boss-daura-fired/

The epistle is long oo but make sense. I can smell traps

Shortly before 8 am when our correspondent visited the National Assembly Complex, about 20 policemen were at the outer gate, with only very few bearing AK-47 rifles.

At the second gate, the situation was different, with nine masked gun-wielding DSS operatives in black fatigues, along with several other DSS personnel in suits and regular clothing firmly blocking the entrance.


[b][/b]and somebdy claimed police was not involved

ChiefAzubuike:
Take it directly and eat it with the seeds. Note that's its not an instant result like drugs or sex enhancers will give you. Its a gradual process and its lifelong and permanent unlike drugs that are just temporary. I started seeing results like 2 months after and I've been enjoying my sexual life since then..

What of ladies

Nairalandguru:
just consume it along side its seed (chew the seed). And settle for like 30mins. Bro u are ready for Knack. the more u eat the more...

Does it work for women to

Abeg wey road to USA I dey go. Na d only place wy sane people are not Chained

Which kind Guy codes are these. It's not standard for matured men, I mean real men.

For instance, they say family comes first in everything and you say niggas first. Guy rethink

fuckboys:
there's a plan there for 1k5 for 3.5gb, that's what I use and that's the best Airtel plan so far

Guy answer and tell us the code... Or else I fit tear u oo!

O Yee Nairalanders, it's time to start our political party... Nairalanders Political Party NPP or Nairalanders Analyst Party. Get ur PVC

pawesome:
All Progressive Cows, we are fine o

Guy u wicked ooo... u didn't even wait and waste time

Am speechless..
If I will b academically rude, I wil say education for what.
If I will b monetarily rude, I wil say money is not Everything.
If I will b parentally rude, I wil say parents are channels of getting life but nt making life.

This is Wat Yoruba say "oro Na buso similenu Fiyo si"

Chioma use ur head wisely.
No one knows if Davido is actually serious and if not, use him attain ur success.