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Ephemmm:
Cos frivolous spending has been curbed.

he just spent the last $2.1B in the LNG account, plus another round of loans for states via the CBN. You will back here in Oct, then Nigeria will be heading to the IMF for the money.

Somebody owed this pensioners, but in the eyes of the Nigerian Press and their alamjiri followers, he was branded a progressive.

Empty treasury has yielded billions from mars.

I thought people said lack of crude oil was the reason these refineries were down , 90% complete, means 40% in the real world.

marv1:
it is only a dummy and daft like u that has amounted to nothing in life that will call someone u dont know anything about on a forum like this as almajiri or mass murderer. Height of cluelessness and brainlessness, no wonder u supported 11 greater than 19.

Alamjiri, I said Go and die.

Are attacks not going on around the world by Islamic terrorist? Even in your so called month of Ramadam

marv1:
The fact remains that he is ur president for the next 4 yrs wheither he has primary school certificate or not. One of his numerous achievements that nobody in ur linage can NEVER have.

alamjiri I don't have time for boko haram mass murderers like you.

Only fools are scammed by this chibok girls scam

Rilwayne001:
[size=30pt] GEJ should call his boys to order [/size]

see frustration

Firefire:
I found it...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKMi9IS8skI

whoa, thanks

Firefire:
Name the track I can search and post.

I think it was ibukun Orun, it was either from the Kaduna branch or the Surulere branch, not sure.

Firefire, do you have any link to the original Ayo ni sound track from the early 80s? I think it was Ibukun Orun

Firefire:
God take control...

RIP to the dead


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8_J0hgkUpA

Thanks for this post.

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Rumola thug, Jonah-daft side chick from Bayelsa was petroleum minister throughout and NNPC reported to her so what's ur point?[/quote][/s]

Demdem:

Rumola thug, how many of these 200 mdas the Genera has appointed new hands into?

Why not follow the thread, before you terrorise us with your almajirism.

bakila:
You comments makes an inquisition necessary.

I'm not stopping you

barcanista:
Almost 200 or almost a thousand?

At least the primary ones

Record of weapons procurement why are you asking the military? That's what the NSA's office was created to manage. BUhari, talk to the NSA, We know you're a dullard, but stop inflicting us with your rubbish news stories.

Did any southerner head NNPC in GEJ's 5 years? OP, Nigeria has almost 200 MDAs, how come you stopped at number 39?

Goodboiyy:
Atlwiress wen last you take ur drugs. sheybi u don warn u not to take take Ukwani Weed again, See d way ur Head they shake now

Almajiri start crying like your fellow akobata fulani, SAI Duara Dimwit. I told you, your madness will be arrested by me.

Goodboiyy:
Lolz, How Dullard 1 take cure Craze na??/?/??
Oh ohhh. get sense na
Oya make I beg you
Atlwireless get sense Abeg
Abeg Oo
na beg I dey beg Oo
Sheybi u don hear tat timaya Song, Oya sing Follow me

Atlwireless I beg o. , na beg I dey beg u Oo, get sense

Almajiri, see how the sai buhari ediots, like yourself make fools of themselves. See the akobata fulani crying change just 90 days ago . You're now acting a fool. Oya activate your monikers and cry sai Duara dimwit.

Goodboiyy:
Lolz,, See this one, Buh I just Pray 4 u Oo, D Sense never Still Arrive.

Oya Receive Sense sense I J N
Amen,.....

Almajiri, I will cure your madness on this forum, that is a guarantee.

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Goodboiyy:
this is the only Stand me and you go agree on, buh the rest...... Hmmmmm... still watching you .

God Give Dullard from Dura small Sense
AMEN. Hw far altwirss u still want sense make I pray 4 u too ?, no buh with this thread u creat I dash u with more sense
Amen

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Look at this almajiri

Rubber Plantations are dying away, as many young and old people leave them to become Okada and keke drivers. One of the very sad effects of Oil.

so, APC superpowers were preparing to give Tinubu a public lynching.

This is the change many voted into power.

Kano (Nigeria) (AFP) - Boko Haram carried out a fresh wave of massacres in northeastern Nigeria on Friday, locals said, killing nearly 200 people in 48 hours of violence President Muhammadu Buhari blasted as "inhuman and barbaric".


The militants have staged multiple attacks across restive Borno state since Wednesday, gunning down worshippers at evening Ramadan prayers, shooting women in their homes, and dragging men from their beds in the dead of night.

A young female suicide bomber also killed 12 worshippers when she blew herself up in a mosque in Borno. While there was no immediate claim of responsibility, Boko Haram has used both men and young women and girls as human bombs in the past.

And as night fell, Nigerian troops battled "hordes of Boko Haram gunmen" who seemed set on attacking the state capital Maiduguri, the birthplace of the extremist Islamist movement.

"President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the latest wave of killings... describing them as most inhuman and barbaric," the presidency said in a statement.

The bloodshed is the worst since Buhari came to power in May, vowing to root out the insurgency that has claimed more than 15,000 lives.


"They killed six people in the village and they chased the inhabitants into the bush, firing at them... 25 people were killed in the bush," he said.

Another survivor, Adamu Bulus, confirmed 31 people had been murdered.

It was the fourth time that Boko Haram had attacked the village in the past year, local youth worker Sunday Wabba told AFP, describing how they "killed everyone on sight".


On Friday, fresh details of the killings emerged from a resident of Kukawa, near lake Chad, the worst-affected village.

Baana Kole told AFP that he and others had managed to escape into the bush where they spent the night, before returning to bury the dead, only to find that the militants had laid mines everywhere.

"Some residents who hid in trees saw them planting the mines and alerted us when we returned to the village and started burying our dead," he said.

"So many dead bodies are still in Kukawa lying unattended. We had to abandon them because we could not carry them with us."



"The bomber was a girl aged around 15 who was seen around the mosque when worshippers were preparing for the afternoon prayers," Danlami Ajaokuta, a vigilante assisting the military against Boko Haram, told AFP.

"People asked her to leave because she had no business there and they were not‎ comfortable with her in view of the spate of suicide attacks by female Boko Haram members.

"She made to leave‎ but while the people were inside the mosque for the prayers she ran from a distance into the mosque and blew herself up," he added -- an account corroborated by resident Gajimi Mala.

- Boko Haram has 're-grouped' -

They "picked 13 men from selected homes and took them to the Eid prayer ground outside the village where they opened fire on them," resident Baballe Mohammed said, adding 11 died and two managed to escape.

He and another resident said the victims had been targeted because they had fled their home village after Boko Haram tried to force them to join their ranks.

Then on Friday evening, local vigilantes said Nigerian troops were battling Boko Haram fighters in Zabarmari village, only 10 kilometres (six miles) from Maiduguri, trying to prevent an apparent rebel attempt to enter the city.

With heavy gunfire and more than 10 loud explosions reported, local resident Zanna Shehuri told AFP, "Boko Haram are now in Zabarmari trying to come into Maiduguri but are facing stiff resistance from soldiers."

The armed group has intensified its campaign of violence since Buhari came to power on May 29, launching raids, explosions and suicide attacks that have claimed over 450 lives.

The spike in violence has sparked concern that earlier victories claimed by the armies of Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon in the region are being eroded.

The four countries -- all of which border Lake Chad, a focal point of Boko Haram unrest -- launched offensives against the militants early this year as it became apparent that the armed group was making big gains in Nigeria.

They managed to push the militants out of captured towns and villages, but the recent attacks highlight that Boko Haram is not defeated.

A new regional fighting force comprising 8,700 troops from Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Benin is due to deploy at the end of the month.

http://news.yahoo.com/nigerian-leader-condemns-inhuman-barbaric-boko-haram-attacks-135249565.html