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nsyforreal:
cool bro.you made my sunday with that hilarious pics of Buhari getting confused.

Lol

Adminisher:
Looks lie South Sudan superimposed on a NA barracks landscape. The shoes are very very funny

However, he did not give contrary details of the attack to counter PREMIUM TIMES account of the incident. He merely added that the theatre of command would provide details during a press conference in Maiduguri later on Thursday.
During that press briefing, attended by our reporter in Maiduguri, the commander of 7 Division, Yushau Abubakar, also admitted that the troops were involved in a major clash with the insurgents. He further stated that several causalities were recorded on both sides.
“Our troops were attacked in Gudumbali where we dislodged the Boko Haram there. We had an attack and we are sorting it out. But I have not heard anything relating to what is being reported in the media, he said.
He however became evasive when pressed further for details of the attack by journalists.
“I have spoken with the CO (commanding officer) there even this morning and I have not heard anything of such from him. Yes, we went to Gudumbali and we were attacked and we repelled them and we are currently sorting out the situation. In war anything can happen and the operation is ongoing.”

ichidodo:
[color=#1986BC] However APC e-rats are wont to say, this truly is Nigerian casualties....Corpses decompose quickly in the heat,observe how well decomposed they are all undergoing,The Camouflage are Nigerian colors, the truck in the background is the clincher as it is painted in authentic camouflage colors such coating can be found on military vehicles stationed in the North east.....[/color]

A booby trap set by the group Boko Haram has detonated in a barracks in northeast Nigeria's Borno state, killing at least 10 Nigerian soldiers and injuring several others.

Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reported that the Monguno barracks was previously under the control of Boko Haram but had been retaken by the Nigerian army a couple of months ago.

Adminisher:
This is not the Nigerian Army. Wailers have turned Liars.

MrLouisVanGaal:
Let me tell you, the north will never own Nigeria again. Not with zoning and federal character now a prominent part of the way Nigeria is being governed. Buhari will handover to someone from another tribe. A westerner most likely. Stop seeing the north as owners of Nigeria alone, they have been in collusion with the west to own Nigeria since 1999. Jonathan was a blip, a mistake in their grand plan. By 2019, power will return to the west and we will all vote enmasse because the person brought forward would be so appealing towards but doing the work of his partners in pocketing Nigeria. That is the north

wellmax:
Can you write properly please?

coogar:
lemme deal with the allegations first. your matter no be here. you want to tell me you didn't school in aberdeen? you wanna tell me you didn't lose a family member when you sent robbers to your own house?

Kastonkastroll:
You this fool.

You have to go and bring pictures of south Sudan dead rebels just to deceive the public. What have nairaland turned into?

Seun why are you not doing anything about these disgustingly irritating miscreants that have suddenly turned politics section into a joke? Smh

wellmax:
Did you understand the story at all?
Let me help, i will teach you like they do in primary school;
1. FG accuses Dasuki of money laundering and awarding fictitious contracts,
2. Dasuki said it was GEJ who awarded and approved the contract and not him
3. GEJ clears himself saying he never awarded such transactions.

So my pupil, take your hatred elsewhere.

MrLouisVanGaal:
The North are so powerful.. Count the number of years theyv ruled us in this democracy and you'd know all those 2031 or 2096 talk is gibberish. Even the US who predicted Nigerias breakup this year, despite their machinations now with Biafra aren't that bright.

rman:
Go and read 48 laws of power. Sometimes powerful men learn how to push forward their men. Until Fashola or Osinbajo becomes president before u realise Tinubu's men are in control.

Without Tinubu, there will be no APC that successfully removed a sitting president through and election.

Sometimes, powerful men may become bigger than positions.

Mind u, he never held a role bigger than a governor. Think about that.

omenka:
May God bless you sister.

However, the new finance minister, an accountant who cleaned up the books of one of Nigeria’s smaller states, is poorly qualified for the job.

erunz:
A security expert tweeted yesterday that some of the missing soldiers have been rescued. But why is bruntai and apc lying

StOla:
Is the above the position of the Shadow Cabinet of Nigeria?

You are indeed a miserable joker not worth taking seriously.

ogawisdom:
NOI is never jobless even for a day dts hw u kw a true technocrats, Soludo is a copy n paste prof

rahymat:
nice bt too much details it would look better with less details

Goldenheart:
is that see through?

Amaso99:
Not speaking for the gov't: hw much was oil then? What effort did he made to diversify the economy in the midst of plenty?

ogawisdom:
This idio.t is jst jobless, y has he not gotten any international job since leaving as cbn governor

ogawisdom:
This idio.t is jst jobless, y has he not gotten any international job since leaving as cbn governor

flyingsnail:
But United State denied the agreement.

This APC and propaganda, Lies

(October 4, 2015)
Abuja | October 4, 2015

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo shakes hands with Shawn Flatt (left), U.S. Embassy Acting Deputy Chief of Mission, while USAID/Nigeria Mission Director Michael Harvey (center) looks on, during the signing ceremony at Aso Rock Villa. (U.S. Embassy/Joseph Adah
USAID/Nigeria Mission Director Michael Harvey and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo sign a $2.3 billion dollar agreement that will support activities to reduce poverty and promote economic growth in Nigeria for the next five years. (U.S. Embassy/Joseph Adah)
USAID/Nigeria Mission Director Michael Harvey and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo sign a $2.3 billion dollar agreement that will support activities to reduce poverty and promote economic growth in Nigeria for the next five years. (U.S. Embassy/Joseph Adah)
Abuja, Nigeria – The United States of America, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and the Federal Republic of Nigeria signed a developmental assistance agreement covering the next five years. Nigerian Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and USAID/Nigeria Director Michael T. Harvey signed the agreement during a ceremony on September 29 at Aso Rock Villa. U.S. Embassy Acting Deputy Chief of Mission Shawn E. Flatt was also present.

The $2.3 billion agreement comes on the heels of President Muhammadu Buhari’s July visit to Washington, D.C. The agreement covers activities from 2015 through 2020 and aims to help Nigeria reduce extreme poverty in a more stable, democratic society. Activities will stimulate inclusive economic growth, promote a healthier, more-educated population, and strengthen good governance.

“This agreement will provide a solid foundation for our two countries to partner together to reduce inequalities across the country,” said Mr. Harvey. “I commend the Vice President and National Planning Commission for their leadership and support of the activities under this agreement,” he added.

In an effort to align Nigeria’s development plans with sector-specific strategies, USAID collaborated with the Nigerian National Planning Commission; the Nigerian ministries of health, agriculture, power, and education; and state-level government counterparts to structure the agreement.

chris4gold:
I dedicated this to d man of honor, justice of peace.

millions of likes goes to Dr. Ebele Jonathan

arresa:
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