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Instead of this why don't they focus on the recent CBN illegal and nepotic recruitment. Rubbish! |
If that guy sneezes...he is going home nakedd ![]() |
Arase needs to have his head examined. And that is not an insult. How dare he say they are foreigners when they themselves have confessed that they attacked in retaliation. |
Wait I thought AGF Abubakar Malami was recently accused of being corrupt and shielding some local banks implicated in graft. His office had better not think that it will be swept under the carpet. He should sit his ass at home and respond to the allegations. Nonsense! |
This is the final step in achieving full autonomy of the power sector. To be fair this is a continuation of what the Jonathan administration started. Les hope this time the process will be more transparent than the previous ones for the DISCOs. |
Wow |
The National Assembly Obasanjo (of all people) called them armed robbers. They padded Goodluck's budgets. They have put Nigerians through hell for their very selfish reasons. |
Smh but let's not pretend we don't know these guys have been having sex since junior secondary school.these days u even hear of PRIMARY school students having sex! I'm weak. Just look at how that girl in the second pic is smiling sheepishly while the lizard behind her is fondlingg his destiny away. Sex education should start from home. Parents should know that if they don't teach their children the right thing at home, then they will learn the wrong thing out there. |
If the government can take on and complete this project, it will be the single most important achievement of the Buhari administration. The jobs, directly and indirectly, that will be created are almost limitless. This will put a serious dent in our unemployment figures. But reviving such a massive steel mill has its pros and cons. The government should do its due diligence and proceed. |
Of course but we all know he won't win the presidential election. What we do know, however, is what is going on in the depraved minds of the American white elite. |
Lmao |
It is in the interest of the middle belt to align with the South. The northerners will not care that you voted for them when push comes to shove. The south is already getting ready for these marauders. The middle belt needs to shut up and act fast! Ortom is the biggest fool here. It took him forever to make a statement or visit Agatu when the massacre took place with the death of 300+ but see what happened when they touched Enugu even though less than 50 were killed. The individual states in the middle belt must know where their interests lie and align accordingly. A war is coming and anyone who is not ready will be slaughtered like a chicken. |
Smh these northern leaders just keep showing their stupidity daily. What is the governor's business opening a Quranic lab Nigeria is a secular country. What's so foolish about what they are doing is that even in Islamic countries they don't do such rubbish. They invest in technology and proper infrastructure that is actually beneficial to their people. Yesterday I watched on Al Jazeera how Qatar has one of the most advanced molecular laboratories in the world. But this idiot thinks that his priority is to teach people how to read and pronounce the Quran properly. Bunch of arsewipes. |
Good, many people don't know what to do in this type of emergency. |
Huh? |
Wait, what is everyone talking about? All I can see is a very beautiful Nigerian woman who is able to maintain an amazing body even after being married for years. Thumbs up to her. |
This is good news. They will be easier to monitor and manage. |
Instead of getting paranoid about the recent spate of accidents, it should be a wake-up call to the federal government and Nigerians to live up to their responsibilities of ensuring the highways are safer. There actually used to be fewer accidents when the roads were bad. Now people want to fly on the road. RIP |
A mangled body. He didn't stand a chance. |
That's a pit viper not a Python and it is very poisonous. |
Ouch! |
It is the responsibility of the indigenes/residents of Kaduna to decide if this law infringes on their rights and then react accordingly. |
Lol |
She looks hypnotised |
They were never going to back down. You need to be in the National Assembly to understand how unrepentantly corrupt these people are. They don't care who the president is because his powers are limited as they are another arm of government. Forget about the executive, the legislative is the most corrupt arm of government in Nigeria. |
This budget padding saga is a big slap on the face of a government that rode in on an incredibly strong anti corruption rhetoric. What we need to see is a corrected budget which should have dropped massively from the initially proposed N6 billion because about 2 billion of the amount is fraudulent. |
Good |
What ![]() |
Another one bites the dust... But what's up with the reporter? "...deeped their hands" "...wielded into the matter" |
Good development if true. But first off they need to cut down that tree in the background so that the pilot can see his landing spot. Also they need to paint a giant 'H' on the landing spot for the same reason. But that helicopter looks like the RRS ones he commissioned a while ago. |
