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Kingpin1000:
E no go better for you O.P
Do you even know what is called a stadium?.

it seems you have comprehension problem. Read it again I no get time to educate zombie

HOLD YOUR BREATH!
As Federal lawmaker builds 4 stadia in Borno

By
Yakubu Ahmed-BK

It is unheard of, for a federal lawmaker to become an all-rounder in the execution of constituency projects in Nigeria. One has emerged in Borno state.

Muktar Betara Aliyu, a member of the House of Representatives has proved that, with the utmost love for his people and a selfless mien, a lawmaker can fill that gap where local, state and federal governments - for obvious reasons of too many competing areas, could just not jell.

He has already scored brilliantly in the area of provision of infrastructures like roads, hospitals, water supply as well as scoring more highly in humanitarian and human capacity building initiatives. It is on record that he has done much more than any single lawmaker, at whatever level, in the way he commits his entire constituency projects funds to the development of his constituency. This is aside his penchant to lobby for projects all around federal authorities where such provisions are available.

He represents Biu, Bayo, Shani and Kwaya Kusar federal constituency in Borno state and his people in all the nooks and crannies of the four local government areas have attested to the fact that no one, in the history of representation has done as much in all facets.

After executing many multi billion Naira projects to the satisfaction of his constituency, Muktar Betara Aliyu went a notch higher by building four mini stadia in four locations across the four local government areas.

The world class mini stadia, one each in Shani, Kwaya Kusar, Mirnga and Biu have already been delivered. Only the one in Biu, that is being rehabilitated, is at 80% completion stage currently. The other three, started from the scratch, have fully been completed and are ready to go.

Sports stadiums in the Biu area are important facilities that could become decisive in the overall development of the area. The entire landscape making up the constituency is known as Borno’s most educationally advanced. With the benefit of education, the youth in the areas require standard sports facilities to develop their mental capacity and test their sporting prowess. The idea is for those who could excel in sporting activities to make a career out of it even at international stage, by having access to standard training grounds and facilities.

Manir I leave close to kara market too. I can relate

Obidense = fake news, fake videos, doctored videos, fake statistics.

How will this reduce the price of garri

Useless animal call turj why don't you leave the poor masses alone and take the government head long. Your time is coming you and your sponsor and sympathizers will die a horrible and painful death

crood:
google na person?

the joke flew over your head

crood:
can any sensible person translate what he said?

google no dey sensible

May our case not be like the case of dele giwa

It is all over for ghana them dey collect. Them swear for African teams blowing away leads today

Do you know that during dialysis, blood is removed from the body through the red tube, passed through the dialysis machine, and then reintroduced into the body through the blue tube.

This process is repeated for four hours while the patient remains immobile in bed.

The procedure is carried out three times a week, which results in twelve times a month, and each time it takes four hours, which results in a total of forty-eight hours a month.

For those not affected, this process of flushing your kidneys occurs automatically 36 times every day with zero effort or discomfort.

Always be grateful for what you have.

You may be surprised those status msg are not really meant for you, she may be trying to gain the attention of another guy while guilt-tripping you at the same time. Women are very manipulative

Treasuredgift:
They said he is not the one.

Me I can't even remember what he actually looks like. The last time I took a good look at him, was when timi dakolo's wife called him out for rapeing her.

Whatever it is, I pray God shows him mercy. Still sad at sammie's death news though.

raping her or having a doggy with her

When I saw that doctored video where he puportedly criticise asiwaju na there I start to fear zombidient

PREMIER HORSE RACING KICKS OFF IN KEBBI
…Horses from Burkina Faso, Niger, Cameroon, Tchad etc grace occasion

By
Yakubu Ahmed BK

The much awaited Premier Horse Racing Competition has kicked off this afternoon in Birnin Kebbi, the Kebbi state capital. The three day event will be rounded up on Sunday.

Horses from Sokoto, Niger, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Adamawa, Bauchi, Jigawa and many either states are competing. Prizes including cars and cash have been lined up to be won. One particular attraction is that competitors from Niger Republic, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Benin Republic and Tchaikovsky among others are also around.

Guests at the opening ceremony include the Emir of Zazzau represented Sarki Dawakin Zazzau Alhaji Usman Babayaro Maude, Emir of Gumel represented by Dokajin Gumel Kabiru Usman, Sarkin Dawakin Bida Alhaji Mustapha Abubakar Bida and reknowned polo and horse racing enthusiast Alhaji Ahmed Umar and many other notable personalities.

Racing at different levels and on different horse breed have began in earnest and the large crowd of people are having a treat of a life time.

Always doctoring videos to suit their narratives

As gleaned from his Facebook page The odo crooner will be performing today in Qater

BloomingDale:
South always looking like a shithole compared to the North.

in areas of rural electrification and road construction you have to give it to the north

lecowas:
Nigerians just tire me... He constructed road, they said its not his job, at times, some people deserve this shit!!!

you dey mind them. The way some people self loat and criticise their own is something else

The accident of Monday 22nd November 2022 at Mainok near Maiduguri in which 37 people were burnt beyond recognition. Two buses - one belonging to Yobe Line and the other belonging to Yankari Express and a golf car collided on speed and caught fire.

slimfit1:
That is not his job thou, where are the laws that are supposed to deal with the people that were supposed to do the roads?

that's what stands him out among his peers. going out of his way to provide dividends of democracy to his people. Very applaudable

BETARA: The Federal Lawmaker Who Built 72 Roads in Biu
…His infrastructure outlay will awe you on end

By
Yakubu Ahmed-BK

Borno, the home state of Governor Zulum and Senator Shettima - the two most active governors of their time and architects of modern Borno, has produced, arguably the best performing House of Representatives member and one of the best three performing National Assembly members in Nigeria.

Muktari Betara, representing Biu, Bayo, Kwaya Kusar and Shani federal constituency in Borno state has, by the records of his activities in the National Assembly and in the area of projects execution in his constituency, outboxed any other member in the history of presidential system of democracy representation in the country.

The records of his achievements are simply legion, unprecedented and unbelievable. He represents four local government areas in the House of Representatives, with one of them - Biu as having the most educated people in Borno state. At the last count, there was no local government in his constituency that has not benefitted from one form of mega infrastructure or the other that have defined his courage, sense of justice, fair representation, generosity, selflessness and broadmindedness.

In Biu, the biggest of them, Muktari Betara has constructed a total of 72 roads, all of them fully asphalted with full complement of standard drainage and in some instances, walkways. Biu has suffered from lack of network of roads, a situation that had worried residents for many years.

The Betara roads in Biu are just a tip of the iceberg of his performance overall, and just one critical sector that he has touched in his constituency. It is on record that he has, arguably, done far better than any federal lawmaker in Nigeria in the quantum of his interventions and the broadness of his infrastructure outlay.

His youths and women development and empowerment initiatives covering the entire length and breadth of the four local governments are unparalleled.

How has the lawmaker sourced the funds to execute these multi billion naira projects and programs in a country that is largely bereft of such achievements? Aisha Ibrahim, one of his media aides and a respected journalist in Borno state and Nigeria at large explained that although funding from his constituency project budgetary allocations have played a significant part in the delivery, Betara’s connections, reach, restlessness in locating several funding outlets and his personal resources among others have all accounted for the success he has recorded in alleviating the suffering of his people and dividends of democracy delivery that is second to none in the country.

Next in this series of showcasing “The Betara Magic”, we shall dwell on how far he has gone to, to construct several standard sports stadiums in strategic parts of his constituency as a way of promoting sports to engage the millions of budding sports talents in his constituency.



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Believe any news from zombidients at your own peril

It's a dog eat dog situation make una no evolve civilians

Public official authoritatively quoting parallel market dollar price. ode

Hope say you carry ransom money for side pocket

Iran Votes to Execute Protesters, Says Rebels Need 'Hard Lesson'
BY THOMAS KIKA

IRAN
PROTESTS
PROTESTORS
EXECUTION

After numerous calls for harsh punishments in recent days, the Iranian parliament on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of the death penalty for protesters.

Iran has been experiencing unprecedented levels of protests and civil unrest since the death of Mahsa Amini on September 16. The 22-year-old Kurdish woman was arrested by the country's "morality police" for supposedly wearing an "improper" form of hijab during a visit to Tehran and allegedly beaten severely while in custody. The beatings are believed to have led to her death from a fatal head injury, but Iranian authorities have denied the accusation.

In the wake of Amini's death, there have been large-scale nationwide protests the likes of which Iran has not seen in decades. Female protesters have notably taken to burning their hijabs and cutting their hair in public in defiance of the rules imposed by Iran's Islamic government, under the leadership of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Iranian lawmakers have, in recent days, called for strict punishments for the protesters who have been arrested. On Monday, CNN reported that a letter signed by 227 members of the Iranian parliament urged that the protesters be given harsh punishment that "would serve as a good lesson in the shortest possible time."

Hhm

the rising cost of living in Ghana could force Nigerians living there to return or look for a better life in other countries, especially in Europe. We are living dire times

Today I had exam in school. When i was don, I raised my hand and yelled LIVERPOOL my teacher smiled and took my paper. She knew I was finished

This is a very sheep story

Here is the follow up to the earlier story


YUSUF IBRAHIM FISH SELLER FORGIVES SHEEP

Malam Yusuf Ibrahim, the fried fish seller who caused a stir by causing a sheep to be arrested and detained by the Police in Maiduguri, Borno state has forgiven the offending sheep. It has since been released by the Bulabulin Divisional Police Headquarters on account of a settlement brokered.

The fish seller had complained bitterly that the sheep belonging to Luba Mohammed of the same Bulabulin neighborhood had caused him losses by raiding his selling point and taking mouthfuls of fried fish for upward of five years.

The raid yesterday, he said, was huge and he cannot just forgo it. As a result, it was arrested and detained by the Police yesterday.

Yusuf confirmed to a reporter that elders in the community succeeded in talking him into forgiving the transgression. The owner of the sheep, Luba Mohammed had mobilized community elders to intercede.

The fish seller said he has given conditions that what happened should not repeat itself. He extracted commitment from the owner to take care of her animals. Any repeat, it was agreed, will lead to legal action for redress.