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[quote author= post=86939616]Kool! Meanwhile, it is getting strange that every Tom, Dick.and Harry from this evil party that brought this evil Boko Haram upon us as a nation in the first place are now turning to Technical Advisers suddenly. Criminals that couldn't do anything for a decade and watch Boko haram kill thousand and thousands of innocent people. That people could not go to their place of worship for over a whole year. Back then, if you see an ordinary polythene bag (nylon of akara) on the floor, everybody start running helter skelter thinking it's gonna be an explosive/BOMB! (It was that bad!) Same evil party that denied Boko Haram kidnapped 286 of our teenage girls before the world stood up to burst their bubble! They rather share the BILLIONS meant to procure ammunition for our soldiers to tackle this Boko Haram insurgency (when it was still at infancy) among themselves and watch our soldiers die!! Only people with chicken brains must have forgotten all these atrocities in less than 6 years. That is why we call them hypocrites and children of hate, perdition and frustration. (They are trying to tell us that this raped, battered and looted nation by their party of looters was like Canada or Dubai pre 2015!) Kidnappings, Daily Pipeline Explosions etc were the order of the day. More of the reason we sent the ineffectual buffon packing. Our darling country will win this war as a nation, and all the politicians sponsoring these killings along with anyone supporting them will all die miserably and terribly in due season. God bless Nigeria. And another Amen! A Big Amen. And may your life be just the way the evil party you support ruled this country for 16 years. You and your ilks. If they had done good, PMB won't even be there at the moment. Hypocrites of the highest order. Hisssss........[/quote]You are spot on. |
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Agreed. Do well, as to ban of importation of new vehicles for the legislature, since we have a local manufacturer. ![]() |
All for the Grams. ![]() |
Why? Y ....... ![]() ![]() |
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elChapo1:Yet, listens .. ![]() |
If he hadn't gone ..... ![]() |
Cultism? ![]() |
Maxymilliano:Word! |
Ungrateful sons of misfit VJ ![]() |
Why did it take them so long? ![]() |
![]() Thought dude is not a Nigerian. |
![]() SIM card 1k. ![]() Ma niggguurr |
nlPoster:Really? |
![]() Lie detector that has been hacked by Naija spirit?
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Mikelarteta:Joke? |
If you wanna talk, talk but don't shoot! ![]() |
seborrhic:Ignoramus! The Prisons have the largest farm land. Not usually within the or even close to the prison. They are transported to these farms to work, mostly meant to be for their consumption. |
pocohantas: ![]() Guy! Wake up, here even radio technician is called an engineer. Teacher get different levels. ![]() |
Donbosco46:Reading or lack of comprehension? |
[quote author= post=84976820]Quoted from allafrica.com https://allafrica.com/stories/201908090504.html There have been prepoderance of opinion on the call for revolution depending on the side of political divide you belong to. I was even shocked and disappointed to see eminent lawyers and respected Nigerians backing Sowore's call for a revolution. I had to doube check the dictionary to see again the meaning of revolution.According to Wikipedia In political science, a revolution (Latin: revolutio, "a turn around" is a fundamental and relatively sudden change in political power and political organization which occurs when the population revolts against the government, typically due to perceived oppression (political, social, economic) or political incompetence.So in essence, Sowore was calling for a forceful change of government and what exactly was he expecting? That the presidency will sit down and watch him or was he expecting a love letter from the presidency or security agencies. Any responsible government anywhere in the world will not fold its hands and watch its stay in power threatened. END OF QUOTE. Have a nice day everyone. It's been a very busy month of Barbecue from all of us @. Almost every single day of the month booked already! Oh la la! ![]() To God be the Glory, great things he has done! See y'all sometime again soon. Merry Christmas in advance to all good and sane Nigerians, wailers alike! *winks* [/quote]![]() Same to y'all |
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You ain't gonna regret, bro. It's among the most important welding methods and one of the most lucrative, where ever you are. Automobile companies are springing up here in Nigeria. Assembly plants or whatever. Plus the refineries on the way. Believe in yourself |
[quote author= post=84370369]All of us @ miss you too Chief Fredoooooo Yes sir. It's all for good and more growth by God's able Grace. God bless you real good. All of us @ miss you too ........... anyways! We were happy to read that the indigenes of the 2 respective states voted for the men they believe will move their states forward. Our brief absence (which will continue for a while) is all for good and more growth by God's able Grace. We miss you too Sir Topmaike! God bless Bayelsa state. God bless Kogi state. God bless you. God bless Nigeria @Topic, According to the Holy Bible which we will always believe as LONG as we live..........[/quote]Welcome back! Missed you guys. |
Guyman02:I am not in that league, buddy. |
omohlexy:Hey! Even operations are code named in WAZOBIA. I am not one of them haters. Just be guided. Google is your friend. Who is IGIRIGI that developed the other vehicle. 'The Dew' |
Guyman02:No, my brother. It's not named after nobody. It's just a code name, like the NNS ARADU, the naval warship. ARADU means thunder in hausa. What is the meaning of EZUGWU in Igbo? |
![]() So many confused fellows. Ezugwu is the code name for the vehicle. It has nothing to do with who designed or who occupied what position. Just like the NNS ARADU, the naval warship. ARADU is a hausa word for thunder. |
Lala : let me dash to Anambra.
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is a fundamental and relatively sudden change in political power and political organization which occurs when the population revolts against the government, typically due to perceived oppression (political, social, economic) or political incompetence.