Simplymeah:
We shud b cautious of our wish cum utterances. Nigeria is our home.

Pavore9:
2016 is just a breathe away and there are more important stuffs that requires one's focus in life.

BADNEAT:
lol...op u like trouble shaaa...as oil price bad so,if output reduces,buhari no go fit pay his own salary sef...leave FG n EFCC..mk we do as if say we no sabi Wats up

tuale4u:

I never ever said I am Igbo. I am from south south

shachris02:


all what the almighty putin of biafrat republic could mutter are just 2 akwa made. What did he do with all the money?

Very soon, IPOB members would start protest for misappropriated fund.

shachris02:


Yes, as soon as they are done smiting dilectors yellow nyash in prison, they will come. Not a minute sooner.

tuale4u:

you nailed it

shachris02:

You are making the case worse for dilector

dsquare33:
The President was right, from what he said about Dasuki and Nnamdi Kanu both of them deserve jail terms. Jonathan has been caught in the web of Dasuki saga again, judging by what the President said this evening that a former "president approved 40 billion", there is no how Jonathan would not be brought to book for draining the country dry.

Afam4eva:

A referendum suffices when majority of the residents of the place in question are in support of the secessionist state and it will be their elected leaders that will do the talking and not some random folk.

Afam4eva:

A referendum suffices when majority of the residents of the place in question are in support of the secessionist state and it will be their elected leaders that will do the talking and not some random folk.

DaBullIT:
Lol

DaBullIT:


Guy

If there's proof of fraud drop tip
APC is not a party that protects criminals

DaBullIT:


Guy

If there's proof of fraud drop tip
APC is not a party that protects criminals

DaBullIT:



When power changes hands the ruling becomes the opposition


Doesn't mean APC members are saints so as I said if you or anybody else has proof that Fashola ate yam drop anonymous tip


Also I believe Buhari does not want to spend eight years. Even if that's what I want


When power changes hands probe the APC members who were ruling or drop anonymous tip if you want them probed now



Every politician is thief that I know but comparing what Fashola did in Lagos with 80m website is just stewpyd

odeh1:
I want to thank God for delivered us from those people, I leave in zaria, we close shops for whole day BC of those tout, I know last month we all close our shop BC of them, now we are free, $thefallofmightyzakzaky#

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At least 14 people were killed and several others injured by Boko Haram gunmen in a Christmas Day attack on a village in northeastern Nigeria, vigilantes said Saturday.
Attacking astride bicycles, the jihadists invaded Kimba village in flashpoint Borno state around 10:00 pm on Friday, opening fire on residents and torching their homes.
“The gunmen killed 14 people and burnt the whole village before they fled,” Mustapha Karimbe, a civilian assisting the military in fighting Boko Haram, told AFP.

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“Not a single house was spared in the arson,” another vigilante, Musa Suleiman, said after visiting the razed village.
Hundreds of Kimba residents fled to Biu nearby, where they were put up in a refugee camp already brimming with people running from Boko Haram.
The attack comes just days before Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s self-imposed deadline to stamp out the group expires on December 31 and in the same week he said that Nigeria has “technically” defeated the jihadists.

Buhari took office in May vowing to end the six-year insurgency that has killed over 17,000 people and spooked much-needed investors in Africa’s largest economy and foremost oil producer.
Nigerian troops have won back territory from Boko Haram, but in response the jihadists have increasingly resorted to suicide bombers — many of them young children — to wage war for an independent Islamic state.
The militants have damaged what little infrastructure existed in the country’s underdeveloped north at a time when the government is facing a cash crunch as a result of the free-falling oil price.
According to the Global Terrorism Index, a report released by the New York-based Institute for Economics and Peace, it “has become the most deadly terrorist group in the world”.
The UN children’s agency said this week that over one million Nigerian schoolchildren have been kept out of school because of the conflict, warning that the lack of education will fuel radicalisation in and around Nigeria.
The jihadists have allied themselves with the Islamic State group, but experts doubt the scale and scope of the collaboration.
Still, there are growing fears that a once localised hardline Muslim movement is morphing into a regional jihadist threat as Boko Haram launches attacks on Nigeria’s neighbours Chad, Cameroon and Niger.

IdisuleOurOwn:

Never worry. Your details are here with me