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You how they're marginalizing we Northerners eh? They won't give us RUGA and now they won't even consider us for Big Boroda Naija ....toh gaskiya fah ....

TundeBricklayer:
Lagos and Anambra dominate the list

See this? South Africa already planning ahead, our president doesn't even know what 2G is sef or he importance of having 5G.... God safe us

Chairman Senate Committee on intimacy gadget I want to believe he would have been the love-vendor of the Senate

My grouse is not with the youth taking selfie with him, it is with his lawyers training him to lie in court. You were caught in camera beating someone yet you plead not guilty..... Ha not guilty bawo?

Upgraded fulkanazier

When you talk about government banning Sniper, some people will start saying something else ....imagine how this one mis-used Sniper. She probably died out of in haling the poisonous fumes. RIP

GistMore4:
Ayomikun Juliana, a corps member serving in Osogbo, Osun State, has died after allegedly applying popular insecticide, Sniper, to her hair to kill the lice troubling her.

It was gathered that she had gone to a salon, where it was discovered that her hair was infested with lice. On getting home, Juliana decided to get rid of them with Sniper.

Upon application, she allegedly covered her hair with a cap and slept off. However, the following morning, she was rushed to the hospital but never survived.

See more photos here; http://gistmore.com/corper-dies-after-applying-sniper-to-her-hair-to-kill-lice-photos

Love this man to bits ....Prof that is

skypper:
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, and Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, have jointly called on Nigerians to defend their ancestral home lands against the Federal Government proposed RUGA cattle settlements.
This was made known in a communiqué issued yesterday to highlight details of a meeting between the monarch and Novel Laureate at his (Soyinka’s) home in Idi-Aba, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

The meeting was centred on the state of the nation.

Oba Ogunwusi and Soyinka, in the communiqué, said their call on Nigerians to defend themselves became crucial as the Coalition of Northern Groups gave a 30-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to pass the Ruga project for Fulani herders despite being suspended after many Nigerians went against it.

The report read: “In this regard, the recent ultimatum delivered by a sectarian order to the President of this nation to set up the so-called Ruga cattle settlements across the entire nation within a stipulated time, despite the national outcry, should be acknowledged as an entitlement under the bounty of freedom of expression.

“In return, we exercise ours and call upon Nigerian nationals across state demarcations to defend the sanctity of their ancestral lands. This birthright has never been annulled, not even under colonial occupation.

“Among such issues of urgent import are the ongoing insurrectional movements that derive from religious fanaticism and intolerance, exemplified by Boko Haram and allied tendencies, as well as aspects of commercial enterprise.
“In which some groups consider themselves especially privileged, singular, and above the laws and entitlements that are binding on other sectors of commercial and industrial undertaking. We have in mind destructive forms of social transactions that characterise groups such as nomadic cattle herdsmen, and their umbrella groupings in the nature of Myetti Allah.

“We confess ourselves increasingly distressed and appalled, that the hitherto harmonious cohabitation, even routine collaboration, among the productive arms of society that Nigerians have taken for granted even from pre-colonial times, have deteriorated to unprecedented levels of barbarity, contempt for human lives and a defiant trampling on the civic entitlements of other productive sectors such as farmers, the providers of both food and cash crops.

“This abhorrent, yet consistent pattern of sectarian, and homicidal arrogance is obviously not merely counter-productive but inhuman, criminal and divisive.

“We consider it a primary imperative of national existence that the constitutive parts of the nation take steps to preserve and enhance their distinct cultural identities, including tested and relevant pre-colonial values, their spiritual apprehension of phenomena and worship, all without detriment to the principles and ideals of mutual co-existence.
“To this end, we undertake to create state-of-the-art ethnic museums for our people both at home and in the Diaspora, where present and future generations can access their histories and cultures vividly, as living expressions of their very humanity, not simply as relics of eras vanished forever or irrelevant to the present,” the communiqué added.



Read more here https://thickmatch.com/ruga-ooni-ife-wole-soyinka-tell-nigerians-defend-ancestral-lands/

What is so sexist about it? About time people realize that not every dress is suited for some occasion or activity ....all these 'wokeness' is becoming too irritating.

Baba dodged the Cameroon match because he thought the Super Eagles would lose and wouldn't want to be apportioned blame ....now he's coming back because we are playing South Africa ...nansense

ackim:
The midfielder has overcome a knee problem and could be set to give Gernot Rohr a major boost as the Super Eagles prepare for Stuart Baxter’s men



Nigeria captain Obi Mikel has handed coach Gernot Rohr a selection boost ahead of their Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinal against South Africa.

The Super Eagles midfielder took part in light training during the team’s recovery session on Sunday morning, seven days after he limped out of Nigeria’s 2-0 defeat to Madagascar.

With this development, Rohr would be positive about his chances of playing against Bafana Bafana for a place in Afcon semifinal on Wednesday.

He had given a positive update to the press after his men silenced Cameroon in Saturday’s Round of 16 encounter in Alexandria.

“Mikel is trying to run already, so we will see if he could be fit one time for [South Africa] clash,” he said.


Shehu Abdullahi, meanwhile, could be considered for selection after recovering from a hamstring injury suffered against Burundi.

“We hope that Shehu [Abdullahi] can come back, he was on the bench [against Cameroon],” Rohr continued.

“Right now, I’m very happy that we have competition for positions in the team, it us choices to make incase other players are tired or injured.”

Source https://www.reportminds.com/2019/07/president-muhammadu-buhari-signs-africa_7.html?m=1

Please what do I invest that amount in? No crypto/bitcoin shit please

mu2sa2:
The 4m naira is just about 11k dollars. That is
small change in Western countries. Why not invest the money here and over time it grows. You can then afford to travel to Canada, Dubai or anywhere else for leisure, rather than to be just menial worker or even a criminal with all the risks involved. Someone told me that on his first trip abroad to London he saw a security guard in front of a shop and upon a closer look he discovered he was a lecturer he knew at a nigerian university, who left his job to seek so- called greener pastures abroad like OP is planning!

Exactly what he was looking for. Guy wants to retire from International football but they won't allow him naaaa

obembet:
Leo Messi accused the organisers and referees at the Copa América of corruption when he spoke in the mixed zone after Argentina beat Chile 2-1 to take third place in the tournament being held in Brazil.

Messi had refused to collect his third-place medal and said that the Copa is set up for Brazil, hopefully the referees and the VAR won't influence things and they let Peru compete, but I think that's unlikely.

The Argentina and Barcelona star had previously talked of bullshit refereeing after Argentina had been knocked out by Brazil in the semi-final, and he made reference to his comments, saying he thought it was possible that what hed said might have influenced his sending off.

Messis comments could now see him face a severe punishment from CONMEBOL, whose rules prohibit insulting in any means or manner CONMEBOL, its institutions or personnel. Where the governing body do decide to take action, Messi could face a ban of up to two years, which would see him miss not just the qualification for World Cup Qatar 2022, but also the Copa América 2020 in Argentina and Colombia.

The CONMEBOL statement continued: Said accusations represent a lack of respect for the competition, all the football players involved and the hundreds of professionals of CONMEBOL, institution that since 2016 has been tirelessly working to transparent, professionalize and develop South American football."

What remains to be seen is if the organisation would want to ban the regions most high profile player for a significant length of time...

Brazil star Thiago Silva was one of the many critical voices on what Messi had said, and pointed to a sense of hypocrisy after what the Argentine had done during Barcelona's comeback against PSG.

Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/en.as.com/en/2019/07/07/football/1562520684_310475.amp.html

Your father couldn't even come out to condemn the hideous act by COZA pastor nor did you or your siblings did now you are coming here to claim victory nansense

One of the reasons many countries are banning the use of Hijabs ....its being abused by all manners of criminals

IDanfulani:
This Guy Was Caught Today Inside Female Hostel Of FCE Kano.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HewLMgSYeA0



source :

https://www.made4naija.com/suspected-male-thief-who-dressed-up-in-hijab-apprehended-inside-a-female-hall/

Nice one but its clear that most of the recipients were either pushed through by the parents or parent's background. Though its good for the guy, I only hope he won't be weighed down by the enormous expectations hanging on his shoulders at this age. Good luck to him though.

29 years .....1990 to 2019

Ify05:
Algeria are through to quarter finals after defeating the Syli Nationale of Guinea 3-0 in the round of 16. First half goal from Youcef Belaïli and second half strikes from Riyad Mahrez and Adam Ounas gave the Foxes a deserved win over the West African side.Algeria started on a great note as they took the game to the West African side. Guinea did all they could to avoid the Desert Foxes from going ahead first. Algeria finally got the breakthrough as Youcef Belaïli right footed shot from a difficult angle on the left to the bottom right corner got the Foxes ahead in the 24th minute, after a wonderful one-two play with Baghdad Bounedjah. Belaili moving the ball into Bounedjah and running off him and Seka was left dumbfounded. He accepts the return and passes a deceptively easy-looking finish into the far corner.

Algeria break their 19 year old curse of not winning in a knockout game the competitions. The last time they won a knockout game in AFCON was in 1990 when they defeated the Super Eagles of Nigeria in the finals as they were crowned champions.

Algeria started on a great note as they took the game to the West African side. Guinea did all they could to avoid the Desert Foxes from going ahead first. Algeria finally got the breakthrough as Youcef Belaïli right footed shot from a difficult angle on the left to the bottom right corner got the Foxes ahead in the 24th minute, after a wonderful one-two play with Baghdad Bounedjah. Belaili moving the ball into Bounedjah and running off him and Seka was left dumbfounded. He accepts the return and passes a deceptively easy-looking finish into the far corner.




See more here https://thickmatch.com/algeria-3-0-guinea-mahrezs-wonderful-goal-breaks-19-year-old-curse-foxes-video/

Simpu .....there's none naaaaa

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos

President Muhammadu Buhari’s delay in announcing the names of his would-be ministers is already causing disquiet in the Senate, Daily Independent has gathered.

More than four months after winning the presidential election, the president is yet to constitute his cabinet.

Many who thought the list would be released on May 29 when he was inaugurated were disappointed and the case was the same on June 12 when he addressed the nation on his second term agenda.

He only made few appointments last week when he reappointed Abba Kyari as his Chief of Staff and Boss Mustapha as the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF).

Some senators, who spoke with our correspondent at the weekend, said they were still in the dark as to why the president had not forwarded the names to Ahmad Lawan, the Senate President.

It would be recalled that the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha, disclosed that the list would be ready after the leadership of the National Assembly was fully in place.

However, despite the composition of the principal officers of the National Assembly, the president is yet to send the ministerial list to the Senate for consideration and approval.

According to a senator from the South-East geopolitical zone, they were surprised that the list was not ready despite assurances from the presidency that everything would be in place before they resumed from their two weeks’ recess.

When asked if the list could still be ready before the end of July, the senator said he was not sure as only the president could decide when to send the list.

He, however, said the Senate would begin its eight-week annual recess and would reconvene in September.

“Honestly, I can’t say why the list is being delayed but we are waiting for Mr. President to forward it to us so we can begin work immediately.

“What we were told before going on recess was that it will be ready even before we resume on July 2. I have spoken to many of my colleagues and all of them are not sure what is holding back the list.

“One thing is certain: we will not postpone our two-month annual recess which will begin at the end of this month. If the president did not send the list this week, we may have to wait till September when we resume. We want to do a thorough job in the screening and confirmation of the ministers,” he said.

Also speaking with our correspondent, another senator, who was formerly in the House of Representatives, also said the delay was unnecessary as it was likely that the president would reappoint some of the ministers who served with him in his first term.

He said: “To me, I think the delay is unnecessary. I have always believed that some ministers who served with President Buhari in his first term will be brought back. And we can see that in the reappointment of the Chief of Staff and the SGF.

“We, on our part, are ready for the screening because we know Nigerians are anxious. But nobody can blame the National Assembly because we cannot act on a list we haven’t seen. Nigerians should appeal to Mr. President to do the needful.”

Speaking on the issue at the weekend, Senator Adedayo Adeyeye, the Chairman, Senate Ad hoc Committee on Media and Public Affairs, said even if the Senate would go on its annual recess, the lawmakers could decide to break the recess in the interest of the nation.

“It is the prerogative of the president to choose the time he will submit the list of ministers and it is the duty of the Senate to screen and approve the nominees so appointed.

“If the president submits the list before we proceed on recess later this month, we will give it necessary consideration. If, on the other hand, he submits it when we are already on recess, it is not unusual to recall senators from break in the overriding national interest.

“We could break the recess to consider the list whenever it is sent. Whatever it is, we are ready.”

Commenting on the delay, the National Conscience Party (NCP) said the failure of President Buhari to constitute his cabinet is a clear indication that he had not learnt from his lesson.

Yunusa Tanko, National Chairman of the party, said the few appointments made last week by the president showed that he was not willing to change for the better.

“Let us be frank about this. Everybody expected that there would be a new change in the way Mr. President will run his administration but, unfortunately, what we are seeing is different. The election was concluded in February, which is over four months now.

“I was expecting that Mr. President must have learnt from his mistakes. Even when he is finishing his first tenure, he already has the list of people that he wants to put in place so that we can know those people who have the capacity to change the dynamics of this country.

“But, unfortunately, Mr. President has not learnt from his mistakes. In fact, from the two appointments he has made, it has shown that he is not willing to change,” he said.
https://www.independent.ng/senators-worried-over-buharis-cabinet-list-delay/

Pls is this HP Spectre?

OnePunchMan:
More arrivals..

Ooh pls.... Didn't we do same in our days? Is it the university's fault if a student had to seat for a carry-over course plus his or her 2 other main courses? Besides the student can complain to his head of department and get one rescheduled. We like calling out authorities too often and out of nothing.

Go sidon... You don get mouth

akajesus1020:
Pls watch through our youtube link and subscribe to our youtube channel. Thanks



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He8SvSnC7G0

Took this right out of my mouth

budaatum:
Where sre the books?

Meffie has joined the badt gang

NairaMedia:
Speaker of House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwolu, Hon. Jimi Benson, NFF president, Amaju Pinnick and CBN Governor spotted at AFCON clash between Nigeria and Cameroon.

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2019/07/femi-gbajabiamila-sanwolu-attends-afcon.html

How do you pose in a car you've not licensed or paid for and rush to post on your social media profile? That's rubbish life naaa

Looks good then since the £1800 equals roughly your 2 months salary. Did you include your pay slip or bank statement clearly showing your salary inflow for 6 months?

Hacuttie:
N461,000 plus yearly return on investment of N900,000

£1800 is more than half of your salary account saving and might be more than 3 months of your salary hence the rejection. Sad they didn't take into consideration your fixed deposits as additional source of income.

Hacuttie:
The decision mail finally arrived yesterday after 70 days, unfortunately the visa was refused. The reason given for refusal was inadequate fund despite having N1.37m in salary account and 3m in fixed deposits with intention to spend £1800 on the trip

They claimed evidence of fixed deposit was not included which was not true. Copy of certificate of investment from a reputable bank was part of the documents scanned by TLS.

May be the application could have been better packaged if I had known this forum before submission

We intend applying again by November or December I hope it won't be too early.

Its Fifa's new rule in ensuring that the host country of any of its tournament and or those of its affiliates, participates in qualifiers to ensure they're not match rusty during the tournament itself. If you notice, most host countries perform poorly in tournaments.

The host's performance during the qualifier does not affect the number of teams to qualify since they already qualified as host country.

Tolexander:
Since Cameroon is the host and automatic qualification is guaranteed, why making them play the qualifiers so as to ruin the chances of other nations that will be in their group .

Perhaps CAF is taking a precautionary step if Cameroon doesn’t meet up with the preparation for the hosting and strip of the hosting right.

Why all these Shay chuldren like wear skimpy tinz sidon with presidents naaaaaa? See Seyi Shay with Jonathan back then .....baba use hand cover preeek

realmedia:
This new photo of Ghana's ex-president John Kufuor and singer, Wendy Shay is causing a lot of ripples online

Singer, Wendy Shay took to her Instagram page to share this photo with the former president but people noticed something else.



See anything wrong with the photo?

more photo>> https://kupelove..com/2019/07/this-new-photo-of-ghanas-ex-president.html

....I see what you did there

orogodoganyin:
Vaseline in the left hand.... hmmmmmmmmm

5400

Foolish people, don't they know it's all an avenue to squander funds?

ZWorld:
Here is a video of Benue community leaders destroying RUGA sign post and fencing marks

In the video making rounds online, the leaders while destroying the properties, were heard fuming against the FG.

According to them the FG took their lands by force for Fulani herdsmen without their Consent.

Watch the video
https://zenithnaija.com/benue-community-leaders-destroying-ruga-sign-post-and-fencing-marks/

I thought so too..... Buh we shaaaa must crucify SOMEONE naaaa

Is it being broadcasted on NTA or any government owned station? We're you forced to subscribe to it by DSTV? Why not switch off your mind from it...nor be by force

There's a law against operating a jetty after 6pm but we never adhere to laws. RIP to the DEAD

Any amount you cannot freely dash out without straining your pocket

Myhoneypie:
The use of ‘aso ebi’ (uniform fabrics) at parties and other events is commonplace in some parts of the country, particularly in the South-West. However, there have been divided opinions about how much ‘aso ebi’ should cost, as some have been deemed to be too expensive. We asked a cross-section of Nigerians how much they think is too much to pay for ‘aso ebi’. Here are their responses

N20,000 is too much for ‘aso ebi’ – Bola Olarere

Between N3,000 and N5,000 is fine – Nweke Chigozie

It should not cost more than N55, 000 – Oladimeji Daniel Adeoye

Above N50, 000 is not okay – Sontyo Jimin James

How much did you think should be too much and too small



See more here https://thickmatch.com/much-much-spend-aso-ebi/