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Oriki Yemoja - Praising the Spirit of the Mother of the Fishes

Agbe ni igbe're ki Yemoja Ibikeji odo.
It is the bird that takes good fortune to the Spirit of the Mother of the Fishes, the Goddess of the Sea.

Aluko ni igbe're k'losa, ibikeji odo.
It is the bird Aluko that takes good fortune to the Spirit of the Lagoon, the Assistant to the Goddess of the Sea.

Ogbo odidere i igbe're k'oniwo.
It is the parrot who takes good fortune to the Chief of Iwo.

Omo at'Orun gbe 'gba aje ka'ri w'aiye.
It is children who bring good fortune from Heaven to Earth.

Olugbe-rere ko, Olugbe-rere ko, Olugbe-rere ko,
The Great One who gives good things, the Great One who gives good things, the Great One who gives good things.

Gbe rere ko ni olu-gbe-rere.
Give me Good Things from the Great One who gives Good Things

Ase!
So be it

4G+ still is a sub lower class of 4G

No mobile telecom company in Nigeria has a standard 4G network

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Mynightmare:
stfu and look normal at least

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chiedu7:
The Lazy soldiers are all the Fulanis who are brave to kill unarmed IPOB while running for cover in front of Boko Haram.

They use Boko Haram fights to kill off any high ranking southerner.

God can never bless a jihadi Army nor bless jihad minded Buhari.

Allah will try to bless them, but we know that God in good time will stop Allah in his tracks.

PS
please see this for explanation.

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The girl is so desperate to fvck this guy.


And the guy is only fraked by tall slim girls. 6 feet and above

This is uncalled for.

Intrusion on the human right of the believers


In equity, he should have banned Christianity and Islam also.

Thank God they found the girl and criminals

It would have been the case of "Fulani Herdsmen"

Nigerians are so united!

Just dont let an external come for us and you will feel the strength of our unity.

The DJ Village must be regretting now

Analysis by Nick Paton Walsh, CNN

Updated 0732 GMT (1532 HKT) June 25, 2019



(CNN)Once the dust cleared, it turned out that one of the enduring lessons from the past week occurred at about 22,000 feet.

The Iranian downing of an RQ-4A Global Hawk on Thursday is thought to have been the first time one of the Pentagon's surveillance workhorses has been shot out of the sky. Aside from the fact the incident nearly risked taking the United States and Iran to war for a few hours, it was also stark evidence of an escalation in Tehran's military capabilities.
"They work," said Jeremy Binnie, Middle East and North Africa editor at Jane's Defence Weekly, of Iran's air defenses. The incident "highlights that when the Iranians really make investment, it can really count," he told CNN.
"We knew that with ballistic missiles, but it appears the case with air defenses too."

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This image released by the U.S. military's Central Command shows what it describes as the flight path and the site where Iran shot down a US drone in the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, June 20, 2019.
The RQ-4A isn't a clay pigeon. At $110 million each, the Global Hawk needs three people to remotely pilot it and its sensors. Wider in wingspan than a Boeing 737, it has a Rolls Royce engine moving it along at around 500 miles per hour as it hoovers up signals and images normally at 65,000 feet to keep out of the way of surface-to-air missiles. Even if they get too close, it has a radar-warning receiver, a jamming system and releases a decoy, towed behind it.
But its destruction is a sign of Iran's quiet focus. Binnie pointed out the size of the aircraft makes it "not a tough target in that respect", he said. "A few years ago this would have been a surprise, but now their new air defense gear looks a lot more impressive."
While America's military is by no means threatened in the long term by Iran, instances like the downing of the drone show that Tehran can sometimes have an outsized effect with narrowly-focused efforts, and is an adversary certainly capable of keeping its opponents off balance. The US would win any conventional conflict in the short term, but should be wary that Iranian ingenuity (or deviousness, if you're in Washington) will stop any conflict from being a "cakewalk."
Despite the dispute over precisely where it happened, there's no doubt the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps managed to destroy one at 4:05 a.m. on June 19. The US military has released video to support its claim that it happened 34 kilometers from the nearest Iranian land mass, and showed a flight path that suggests the spy drone never entered Iranian territory. Conversely, Iranian Foreign Minister Javid Zarif tweeted coordinates for the attack that put it well inside Iranian territory -- near the city of Kouh-e Mobarak.

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The IRGC said it used a "3rd of Khordad" surface-to-air missile system, images of which have been circulating now on social media as a symbol of Iranian prowess against the staggering unmanned technology the Americans unleash in the stratosphere every day.
The Khordad 3 was first unveiled in 2014, has a range of up to 75 kilometers, and can hit as far up as 30 kilometers, Iranian state-backed media has said. Janes concluded the strike was likely from a mobile vehicle, given the US contention the missile was launched from 70 kilometers away, and there is no Iranian facility matching that location. In short: Tehran took out a US spy drone from the back of a fancy truck.
While the US has massively improved its drone fleet since the Global Hawk first came to the Navy 13 years ago, with the MQ-4C Triton about to join service, Iran also has more advanced missiles than the one that took down the drone last week.
Ten days before the incident, Iran unveiled an upgrade which has nearly double the range and is also homegrown -- the product of a series of reverse-engineering feats and technology purloined over the years by the sanctions-strapped country.
Binnie said the Iranians had either bought or developed radar technology that had helped them improve targeting at a distance. "We do not really understand how these guidance systems are working," he said.



The MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircraft system completes its inaugural cross-country ferry flight at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland.
Binnie added that the angle of attack of the missile seemed to suggest it had approached the drone from the west, rather than chasing it from behind, suggesting it may have been relatively efficiently guided towards the drone by its launcher.
This isn't the first time Iran has hit US technology. It took down a RQ-170 stealth drone in 2011 and reportedly reverse-engineered it to create its own variants from the wreckage.
There didn't appear to be much left of the RQ-4A to pore over, but the interception at 22,000 feet belies a nation, in the words of President Trump, "going through hell."
It was just one very expensive pilotless drone, but its downing nearly took the US to war in the region yet again, exposing just how important these flashes of the unexpected are.

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Blood of Sango Olukoso!

Snake and Ladder
Temple run


God should just allow Fela blow the trumpet and let this world come to an end.

See tall and slim girl

Chai! Tall and slim girls can turn my head upside down any day, any weather.

I pity Okocha!

If Ned should see this his daughters picture, he should just start preparing to be his compulsory in-law

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immhotep:
Since Tinubu is the suffersticated jagaban of APCheat, I am very sure that he has plenty of grazing land to offer to Miyetti Allah.
These herdsmen and herdswomen to head to Tinubu's house ASAP.

cc sarrki gaskiyamagana yarimo deomelo olawalesmarter0 juliusmalema madridguy gandollar lzaa yorubawarrior amatarasha

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Na who Kogi people offend


Two incompetent people jostling to lead them.


Illiteracy must be on the high side over there.

Comedy!


First transgender Governor in Nigeria

Location should be Benin or Kogi!

Make una allow this girl go hussle.

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Westmorland:
You must be a big fool.

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ureportsAbuja:
“WE WILL NOT STOP KIDNAPPINGS/KILLINGS” – FULANI HERDSMAN
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“I stayed in Enugu in the mid-1990s and I interacted with Igbos and learnt their ways, we are not like them.” He claims the Igbo man will attend school and complete his university education only to end up unemployed, and then find himself working in a restaurant as a waiter. “The Fulani herdsman will never do that. We will not stoop down that low. We will fight”.

Malam Ilia made it clear the major reason for the kidnapping. He pointed to lack of equitable source of living, not unemployment. “What we want is land to graze. Our cows are all dead. Cow thieves and diseases have finished our cows. What we want is the opportunity to raise our cows independently.”
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http://247ureports.com/2019/06/we-will-not-stop-kidnappings-killings-fulani-herdsman/

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He should come back please


Buhari wants to tell him something

I doubt if this cake will be sweet!

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stevenosa:
Why do you want to die young? Calling the Almighty God a scam!!! You are nearer to the pit than you thought of.

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Madth ass Olosho!

100k sef, she wont do!

Tell her one of your friends just got back from America and needs company and you will see her desperate for a slot.

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funmike83:
I wonder what the short man is looking for, you have not finish cleaning your house, you are looking for someone else's house to clean. The problem in edo never do you reach, come dey overstretch neck to bauchi

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