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atoleybaba:
lol....I see u boss. How are ur Lhasa pups doing, are dy still available?

Yes o. 2available

wasere .coolest eskimos from good parents

dope dog.....see beauty

horlams:
I was right to think you are ignorant. What has 'pedigree' got to do with 'purebred'? Full bred is the same has purebred, pedigree means something else entirely. Barcaboi is not even in your league, e-dog owner.

You need that dico more than I do

wasere boss.....funny guy stunna is.....roadside indeed......

starstunna1313:
Nothing like "full breed" oga... Where did u get that term from... Roadside breeders abi

ehn ehn laughs at roadside? check my history boy....I brag different. ...thanks for the correction though. ..lol....mtweeew..... noted.... killing the messenger instead of the message kinda BS....
purebred and pedigree are actually not the same.
A pedigree dog is more about ancestral history and even if the dog has a mix along the line as long as the parents were traced it can be a pedigree. ...inbreeding and crossbreeding have been found in pedigree dogs and kazandi and pinnacle havoc have used this often; I stand 2 be corrected. Thanks

[quote author=lahit14 post=61410895][/quote]I pluck the leaves and cook her meal with it.....I'm telling you for a fact that she wld lactate even b4 delivery

pappy4real:
Nigeria soliciting for Qatar?

yes

pappy4real:
Nigeria soliciting for Qatar?

yes

pappy4real:
Nigeria soliciting for Qatar?

yes

africansunite:
I'm sure op self no read this Epistle....



shiooor

I did....and you shd know how people change tune after eating national cake

heendrix:
well good to see but it still doesn't change the fact ibadan is a brown roof republic

so you don't know alaafin ain't ibadan king? or what is d relationship?

haywire07:
Just look at his pix and he's complaining of being harassed

so he has no right to dress as he pleases?

Goldenboy842:
Wow... she is beautiful.

she definitely is

Goldenboy842:
I really dnt know why this happen in one of my snail pen, this snail has been white from the hatchery.

I just discovered they existed this week....have one here too

However, funny how times flies, Fayose, after inflicting electoral injuries on the psyche of Ekiti people now mounts the podium, preaching against election rigging. Saint Fayose now goes about preaching rule of law, good governance, free and fair elections. He wants to be seen as a Saul who has given up his persecution of Christians and turned to Paul.
As a student of a missionary school, Roman Catholic Primary School to be precise, I learnt early enough the story of Paul the Apostle. Saul, who later became Paul, was born around the same time as Christ. He was sent to the Jewish school of learning at Jerusalem to study law. After his studies, he returned to Tarsus but soon after the death of Christ he returned to Jerusalem where Christianity was becoming wide-spread. Saul was a key player in the persecution of Christians. However, after his encounter with Jesus Christ, on his way to Damascus to persecute some suspected Christians, Saul became converted and this conversion changed the course of his life.
In Ekiti, there is one Saul that is daily struggling to become Paul. In the case of this Saul, he does not need an encounter with Jesus Christ to become a born again because he is not out to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ, but that of politics. He won’t even become anything close to Paul Apostle because his name was never Saul in the first instance. He was Peter Ayodele Oluwayose, who later said his father; Pastor John Oluwayose erred by replacing Ifa (god of divination) in his name with Oluwa (God).
For over three years that Ayodele Fayose was the governor of Ekiti State; he was everything but a democrat. Rule of law, free and fair election, political tolerance and respect for traditional institution was anathema to him. Those of us who dared him then had bitter tales to tell. For instance, just because I was courageous enough to expose his N1.4 billion poultry scam and other atrocities, using a local newspaper, he (Fayose) obtained a warrant of arrest against my good-self and made arrangement with ‘’boys” in the prison to break my legs in detention. I escaped the arrest by whiskers. The arrest warrant saga was confirmed to me by the judge, who signed it. I had gone to the judge to sign a form, when he saw my name and exclaimed; “this world is indeed a small place. I signed your arrest warrant in 2005 but I thank God today because my conscience is clear. I vacated the order a week after without letting Fayose know about it.” The judge is still alive!
I was not the only one who tasted Fayose’s bitter pills. Others, including the former governor of Ekiti State, Engr. Segun Oni, Minister of State for Federal Capital Territory, Navy Capt. Caleb Olubolade (rtd.), Chief Idowu Odeyemi, Senator Bode Olowoporoku, Chief Ojo Falegan, Chief George Femi-Ojo, Taiye Fasuba, Surveyor Abiodun Aluko, Chief Afe Babalola, Chief Kunle Ogunlade, Femi Falana, former governors Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Adeniyi Adebayo and Segun Osoba had more mind boggling stories to tell too.
Fayose waged war against anyone he perceived as a threat to his hold on power. Even his own siblings were not left out. Ask Bimpe and Emmanuel, they sure still remember what they went through in the hands of Fayose, their own brother.
In Fayose’s days as governor, there was nothing like free and fair election in his electoral dictionary. Elections to him must be won by whatever means possible and that he demonstrated during the 2004 local government elections in the State, May 28, 2005 councillorship bye-election in Ifaki-Ekiti, Ekiti South Federal Constituency II bye-election among others.
Interestingly, the local council elections were conducted by the State Independent Electoral Commission (SIEC)– members of which were appointed by Fayose himself.
In the case of the local government elections in Ekiti South West Local Government, which was held on April 3, 2004, Senator Olowoporoku, whose wife, Anike was the All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP) candidate gave the following account; “By the midnight of 2nd April, 2004 we heard that soldiers had invaded Iyin Ekiti, the home of ex-Governor Adeniyi Adebayo and had put former Governor Bola Tinubu of Lagos State and Ex-Governors Osoba of Ogun State and Niyi Adebayo of Ekiti State under arrest of no movement in and out of the compound in a state of incommunicado.
“By about 9.00 a.m, people were ready to go and cast their ballots despite the war songs of the armed forces all over the town throughout the night. Their resolve was to go and vote in spite of the reported heavy presence of soldiers and mobile policemen in the town. Several people were on the queue to vote by 10.30a.m when Mr. Ayo Fayose suddenly emerged in sleeveless shirt and knickers with a terrifying sword and also in convoy of about 80 vehicles. His eyes were red like a monster who has just finished drinking blood. Soldiers and “kill and go” (mobile policemen) in hundreds started shooting into the air, asking everybody to run for their dear lives. People ran away, any presiding officers or agents whether of PDP or AD or ANPP or NCP who attempted to protect the ballot boxes were beaten to a state of coma or in a number of extreme cases, they were shot in the legs.
“In a rage and something more than madness, the governor Mr. Ayo Fayose was overheard shouting “where is Bode Olowoporoku, I want to kill him, I have immunity for eight years as Governor of Ekiti State.”
Olowoporoku’s account was corroborated by the reports in various national dailies on Sunday, April 4, 2004. Sunday Punch captioned it thus; “LG bye-election; Soldiers, mobile policemen invade Ekiti. Govt officials hijack ballot boxes.
The News Magazine, in its April 5, 2004 edition captioned Fayose’s reign of terror thus; “The Power Drunk Governor; How Fayose’s men murdered students. His style shocks the nation.
But if Fayose’s show of madness on April 2 and 3, 2004 actually shocked the nation as reported by The News Magazine, what he did on May 28, 2005 must have sent the whole country into a coma.
Sensing that his preferred candidate was losing the Ifaki Ward II councillorship bye-election, Fayose stormed the town with thugs and mobile policemen and in a twinkling of an eye, Tunde Omojola, an in-law to Hon. Labaika Suleiman, the National Conscience Party (NCP) candidate in the election had been killed. His murder was allegedly supervised by Fayose.
Not done with the Ifaki escapade, Fayose moved to Mugbagba, Ado-Ekiti where the Alliance for Democracy (AD) was inaugurating its Ado Local Government Executives. Fayose was personally involved in the smashing of vehicle windscreens and stealing of property, including raw cash kept in the vehicles.
However, funny how times flies, Fayose, after inflicting electoral injuries on the psyche of Ekiti people now mounts the podium, preaching against election rigging. Saint Fayose now goes about preaching rule of law, good governance, free and fair elections. He wants to be seen as a Saul who has given up his persecution of Christians and turned to Paul.
Yesterday, I read in the papers, Fayose, who used to refer to himself as the “master rigger” calling on voters to protect their votes and resist rigging in next year’s elections. In other words, Saint Fayose, who spearheaded the rigging of elections and unprecedented electoral violence when he was governor, now, wants the 2014 election, which he hopes to contest to be free and fair!
But he (Fayose) surely needs more than mere press statements. For him to be seen as a Saul who has turned to Paul, Fayose must show penitence. He must visit the families of Tunde Omojola, Dr. Ayo Daramola, nine students of the College of Education, Ikere-Ekiti killed during a mere protest, the likes of Aseweje, Ben Ogundana, Dapo Osunniyi, Kamoru Folorunso, Ojo Sunday and several others that were visited with terror during the 2004 local council polls in Ilawe, Ogotun and Igbara-Odo to seek amnesty.
Most importantly too, Fayose must go on his bended knees in front of the entire congregation of the Emmanuel Anglican Cathedral, Okesa, Ado-Ekiti, whose church’s two entrance gates he blocked with sand, gravel and gutter, deliberately dug in front of the church just because Chief Ojo Falegan, his perceived opponent, worshipped in the church.
Honestly, like Paul Apostle, Fayose can be admitted into the club of sainthood; after all, our Lord is a forgiving God. But he must be ready to show repentance by confessing that he once rigged elections, perpetrated electoral violence and persecuted opposition politicians. Until then, his quest for sainthood, by preaching free and fair elections will remain in the dustbin of morality.
- Lere Olayinka who is currently Special Assistant on Public
Communications and New Media to Governor Fayose wrote this piece on April 14, 2014

Nigeria has called for the Saudi-led blockade of Qatar to be lifted saying it is against such extreme measures that cause hardship.
Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama said his country had come under pressure from both sides to support them in the dispute.
But it had decided that the blockade, now about to enter its fourth month, was ‘not the way to go’.
Nigeria’s call for an end to the row came after other African countries opted to either to stay neutral or bow to Saudi pressure by calling back their ambassadors from Doha.
Senegal, Chad, Mauritania, Eritrea, and Niger all cut off diplomatic relations with Doha following the announcement of the blockade in early June.
But in North Africa, Saudi Arabia’s search for support has failed with Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya opting not to take sides.
Observers said these regimes viewed the quartet coalition – Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, UAE, and Egypt – as a threat to regional security and moved to strike a balance with the weaker player, Qatar.
Apart from Nigeria, Somalia is the only country to take a defiant stance.
Not only did the Mogadishu government refuse to break off relations with Qatar, but it also continued to allow Qatari planes to fly through its airspace, despite protestations from Riyadh.
In June, the quartet launched a diplomatic and transport blockade accusing Qatar of cosying up to Iran and supporting terrorism in the region, which Qatar denied.
The move has led to Qatar importing food from Turkey and Iran as well as flying in milk from the UK.
It also caused mixed-nationality families to be split up as Qataris found themselves kicked out of the boycotting countries who recalled their own citizens under threat of having their passports taken away.
Among the more extreme demands was the closure of the Doha-based TV network, Al-Jazeera.
Mr. Onyeama took issue with the main planks of the Saudi case against Qatar – Al-Jazeera, Iran, and terrorism.
"As a country, we don’t have an issue with Al-Jazeera. We have a policy in this country of freedom of information. We don’t really believe as a government in interfering with the media," he said.
"As of now, there’s nothing that has been brought to the attention of the Nigerian government showing definitively that Al-Jazeera is promoting terrorism."
"To call for the shutting down of a station, especially one with such a profile as Al-Jazeera, we haven’t seen anything to lead us to believe that this is the way to go."
On Tehran, Mr. Onyeama disagreed with the quartet’s view that Iran was a pariah state who should be shunned in the region.
Qatar recently came under fierce criticism for restoring diplomatic relations with Tehran, and Iran’s foreign minister visited Doha today (Tues).
"Iran is a member of the United Nations," he said. "Most countries have diplomatic relations with Iran, so doing so does not to our minds mean you are supportive of terrorism."
He also called out threats made to Qatar over its support for Muslim Brotherhood which the Saudi-led alliance also claimed supports terrorism.
"However distasteful it might appear to some, the Muslim Brotherhood was a recognized government in Egypt at one time, voted in democratically, so the fact is that at some point there might have been engagement between Qatar and a democratic party when they were a democratic government in Egypt," Mr. Onyeama added.
He said Nigeria has not seen any evidence to support a blockade of Qatar and, on that basis, it should be called off because it was only causing hardship.
"The measures that have been taken are very extreme. Maybe they just don’t like Qatar doing its own thing, but that’s for them to say."
‘We feel that the hardship that’s caused to ordinary Qataris and others is most unfortunate and our position has been that we would invite them to an international forum where they talk to each other. The air blockade, and things like that, is a bit extreme."
"Qatar is a very small country and the alliance against it is much bigger and there is tremendous pressure being exerted."
"But they are brothers, more or less, the Gulf states. There must be some other way of sorting out their issues."

Tamass:
This dammy krane english shaa...abi na d frustration cause am?

its not dammy krane

BrutalJab:
No it's Paul! He started by talking bout how some imaginary persons aren't happy bcoz they don't have twins

someone started dance with Peter; and his quote cldav bn at anyone

BrutalJab:
This Paul is even the most childish and immature of the Psquares.


I love the way Peter is giving him the silent treatment tho.

btw Peter started the public spat

WotzupNG:
Why is Peter an asshole?
Because he married a Yoruba wife?

stop the tribal bullshit

Chartey:
Nollywood producers will still prefer to give Africa Magic their new movies because DSTV pays them better.

DSTV has poured millions of dollars in into the Nigerian Professional Football League without any profit yet the govt did not give them any tax relief. I see this development making the NFF very uncomfortable.

TV stations like Soundcity and Hip TV will still prefer the DSTV platform because they pay them better. Besides DSTV is partly responsible for the acceptance of Nigerian music across Africa.

Many people are addicted to the shows Telemundo and Zee World which TSTV does not have. Not everybody watches sport. That was the same assumption that killed HiTv.

I don't see DSTV collapsing. They're in so many countries although Nigeria is their second most important market. They have over 200 channels with something for everybody.

People don't know that subscription is actually cheaper in Nigeria than for instance Ghana. Cable TV is a luxury everywhere in the world. Sky is expensive in the UK too.

This competition will be good for the Nigerian consumer and is welcome but people please let's not get our hopes too high. TSTV has to earn credibility and our support.

what a joke? so we should not have an alternative just because DSTV does this or that. do you want to find out what dstv makes on every household even after you travel without watching? stop the sentiments and if uve got nothing better....mechionu

DutchNegro:
ANYONE WHO HAS TRIED THIS FORMULA SHOULD PLS HELP WITH EITHER THE DANGERS AND THE ADVANTAGES INVOLVED!
IM CURRENTLY ON NOODLES, WHITE MEAT +OR FISH AT TIMES, BUT I LUV THE RESULTS I SAW ON BARCABOI DOG. THANK YOU!

coppens is quite expensive and so it has become scarce in the market. Damiloaded transformed a chowchow also using normal noodles and fish. The important thing is love and that's what matters..... moringa too helps but fish effect is very important to the skin

ofai:
Your python will die a slow reluctant but sure death

lame of u. make mouth here while innocents are facing the brunt of a warmongers action..... python ko cobra ni..... stop these silly and thoughtless remarks and let's face the crisis without biases..... 2 wroongs don't make a right and when someone screams war for long and he gets it only the grass suffers

Ikechuob:
We have videos of ipob getting shot while they being shot at.
Videos of people getting beaten while it's happening.

All of which in that niggeria

But this one is ONLY one wey trauma catch everyone including innocent by standers?


I guess no one else was on that road too to Video or provide pictures to support her claims.

Monkey even her 500 naira tidbit exposed the lie of it

Provide EVIDENCE of the attack or throw the trash in the dustbin.

expecting the day u go out and record during a crisis or shooting spree and then I'd take u serious

Ikechuob:
So throughout the whole mess not one person in the entire group has a cell phone to video tape what happened so we can verify what she said rather we should take their word for it?

So an entire group was harassing you and not ONE PERSON thought to give us video evidence in a nation that pretty much video tape everything. Abi technology scarce in abia

APC/lie mohammed try harder

NEXT!!

u get sense so? what do you think wldav happened if they had caught someone recording? nawa o.....

jeff1607:
your number ain't going through

it is o......its my hotline

u are right with immunity and disease but did u realise parvo and rabies is common with local dogs?
2. feeding? many people make their cash back from selling puppies and I doubt local dogs sell higher than 3k
3. can u honestly tell me an ekuke dog can stand when threatened? my Caucasian cut 3 chains and never backs down from a fight resdy 2 die
4. u mentioned longevity; and saying even if u starve them.....a dog is part of the family and u seeing it as less will make u starve ur dog.....and a frnd has a dog dats 10yrs already and I have 1 dats 8yrs plus......
my dogs also go to where d pawpaw tree is and eat 2 their fill wch also helps dem.....
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people wld appreciate a local dog if or when the owner takes good care of it; vaccination n medication, feeding, training and not some idea of rearing dem to fend for themselves and abt hunting I'd like 2 use u as bait and see if my dogs won't hunt u.....

greatman247:
Oga the fact that you are a Berca fan don't mean you will know whatever goes on inside the dressing room or Becca board. I insist loyalty don't exist in football between club and players it's pure business and happiness. The only place loyalty exist is between club and fans, or fans and players. Messi will someday leave too when Becca fail to make him happy or when his performance drops to beyond expectations. Clubs don't have time for sentiments. You are benched if you do not have anything to offer the club or they loan or sell you off if they see good buyer with the right amount. If there was loyalty they should still manage to field you in their first eleven even when your performance drops. You want to tell me if age is no more on a players side same club side will still look his direction? Of course they get a replacement cos applying sentiment will hurt their business. Puyol was still in Berca then cos he was still relevant to the club and was giving results and probably happy and they have working relationship. Loyal is your continuous or always support for someone either good or bad or in good or bad times. Tell me a club that does this for player. Even if a club wants to do it once they change coach, the coach might bench the player if he does not fit into his plan. If you read news lately about Neymar and Barça, after it was clear and done on Barça that Neymar will leave they removed all his postal from Barça ground. So tell me was there loyalty existed before? It was business all along. If there was loyalty the club wouldn't have behaved immaturely by removing all his postal just because he wants out. He even came to the training camp of Berca to bid his friendS and team mates at Berca farewell.

poster is to advertise players for d next season....happened with thiago and even verratti when his rumour was strong....chelsea removed costa and even chimbonda.....u shd follow all these stories without biase...barca fans knew thiago was leaving immediately his pics was off....standard practice. ...don't get it twisted

anaton:
I bet Gerard will now be hitting his head on the wall.If he had joined Chelsea when the opportunity came he would have won the premier league with them.Blues Blues Blues.

he won ucl....xavi nko.....puyol nko...giggs nko...scheoles even came outta retirement 2 help his team

greatman247:
Oga you don't understand the point I tackled. The guy I quoted said Messi would be exposed now that Neymar is leaving and that was the point he raised and I had to explained to him that before the arrival of Neymar into Berca Messi had already collected Ballon D'or which means he is good without him. And now to tackle the point you raised about loyalty, there is nothing like that in football if a player choose to stick to a particular club it means they still have good business relationship, or the player is still hot and needed, even if a player love a particular club so much and he is not performing the club themselves may sell him off. Football is not love, it's business this days OK. Everyone does what pays them. In another times if a player stays with a club maybe his services is still needed or he had not seen better offer to leave. Gerald was still good enough for Liverpool at his age and he left when better offer came and he also looked at his age that is no more an advantage that's business. If a good player today stop performing club will ridicule you and sell you off so no love only business. Another reason why player still stick to club is the players happiness not loyalty. As a player your happiness comes first if the club treat you well, protect you at all times and pay you well of course you will be happy to still stay at the club. Ronaldo wanted to leave Madrid recently cos of his court case and because the club was not doing enough to support him during his tax issues with the law and the club realized they still want him and they saw their mistake for not standing by him during his trial so they promised to support him and he decided to stay with the club and in your mind you will call that Loyalty? No it is not. Barça supported Mess and pays him and treat him with so much respect that's why he stays. So look at what Barça did to Alves and how bad they treated him even when he loved Barça. He left in the end and did you not read about the advice he gave to Neymar about moving to PSG. He said football is about your happiness not loyalty, if you stop giving result clubs will not treat you well, they will also stop giving a Bleep about you. You don't know more than footballers that have first hand experience about clubs maltreatment.

google few years when neymar came....the board actually was pushing Messi thru d door...Neymar was Nike ambassador wch fits their own link with Nike..messi is Adidas. ...lots of internal wrangle non barca fans won't know....Neymar hurt the board more than the club as a whole.......before this board; laporta always renewed messi contract almost every year to ward off Man city n co but suddenly Messi had 1year left until this june..... He wldav gone if not 4 loyalty. Lemme give you another instance; puyol was about to sign for malaga but stayed......happinesss is key tho