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nigerianvenom:ise!!! |
Btruth:for u discipline means flogging adults and incarceration of suspect without proper trial. Can u please tell us the names of people who worked in the top echelon of ptf when buhari was the boss? let me tell u, they were 90% northerners. if Nepotism isn't corruption I wonder what is. Your saint buhari served in abacha's government and even claimed abacha stole no money, smh. Nigerians can see that it's not about gej performance in office, it's all about power returning to the north. |
IBROHIM:Buhari had vowed not to contest again, why is he here? oh I guess he wasn't drunk. |
size38:That u don't have electricity light doesn't mean others don't have; present ur facts not ur feelings. u may not like gej, but he has performed beyond past presidents. |
Well it's a " progressive debt " pls pay up, no time. sai apc! debt to the people! |
amaechi! funny dude. something tells me u are now a comedian. |
Odilafta:Thanks. |
jeffizy:She's 11 months old. Though we talk to her, I don't think she has developed the needed communication skills to understand such message. |
moreeni:I wish I can "throway face", I keep hearing her little innocent voice deep inside my heart. And believe u me, it's no fun. |
sammieguze:I made findings before settling for the daycare we are patronizing; it's supposed to be one of the best. However, I may have to try some other creche. |
Rehil:Thanks. it actually gives me reason to worry bc my baby is so full of life and she's hyper active when in the house; but immediately we get to the daycare she wouldn't want to go down. I will pay them a surprise visit. |
My baby, about 11months old keeps crying each time we drop her at the daycare. I thought she would get use to the center, but it's getting to 3 weeks and she still cries. I love her so much and I can't stand her cry in this manner. It's even worse I can't concentrate on my work, pls people with experience should tell me what best to do. |
This is why we will reject buhari; every northern Muslim is in support of extremists ideology. |
How did we get here? I believe the past generation of elders are to blame. The sex/money for grades in our institutions are done by who? youths? No! The bad leadership that encouraged corruption and mediocrity is made up of 80% elders. please share in the blame. |
If you had checked properly, you would have seen Chris in a compromised position with sinach. |
I have given up on America and their actions against Nigeria. |
sorry I didn't read the epistle, is he related to pastor Chris okotie? |
Aituku Aibubakar flexing with the Italian mafiaso in Nigeria's port. Jokes apart, have u ever wondered what intels is producing? find out it activities and u will despise this man called atiku. |
naijaboiy:Alright. wait let me look for my nokia1100 camera phone to schnap d Pishure |
Whatever float their goat! |
Case File: Chair of Death Location: Thirsk, England Date: 1669 Description: Located near Sandhutton in North Yorkshire, the Busby Stoop Inn is a public house with a tavern that is considered haunted. The activity seems confined to a reputed Chair of Death kept in storage. History: The 'Chair of Death' was the favorite chair of a striper named Thomas Busby, who was convicted in 1702 for the murder of his father-in- law, Daniel Auty, whom he supposedly strangled for sitting in his favourite chair after an argument about Thomas' wife, Auty's daughter Elizabeth. On his way to the gallows in 1702, he asked to stop by the pub and put a curse on his chair, claiming that anyone who sat in it would be haunted and soon die. It remained in the pub for centuries, and people were dared to sit in it. During World War II, airmen from an nearby base made the pub a hot spot, and the chair became a "hot seat" and people noticed that the ones who sat in it would never come back from war. In 1967, two Royal air force pilots sat in it, and while driving back, they crashed into a tree and died. A few years later, two brick layers decided to try it, and that afternoon, the one who sat in it fell to his death. The cursed chair has apparently "killed" every person who sat in it, no matter what. Some instances include a roofer who sat in it died after the roof he was working on collapsed, and a cleaning woman stumbled into it while mopping, and was later killed by a brain tumor. Eventually, the pub owner moved it into the basement, hoping that nobody would sit in it. However, one day a delivery man was in the basement and sat in it. An hour later, he crashed his truck and died. After that death, the landlord asked the local museum to take it. to ensure nobody sat in it again, they hung the chair five feet from the ground. Recently, the current owner of the pub heard of another death. During World War II, a truck driver picked up two airmen, and they wanted him to stop at the pub, and while they were in the bathroom the driver unknowingly sat in the chair. When the airmen didn't return, he left, and when one of them later found him he killed him. It seemed, that because the museum had made it nearly impossible to be able to sit in it, its "killing" days were over however the museum closed and auctioned off all of its belongings in 2010. The location of the chair is now unknown, but it is believed that the chair has since been refurbished. It is said that for some time prior to death (time varies in all cases) the person who sat in the chair experiences haunting experiences, including extreme itching, paranoia, hearing things, confusion, items being moved and written warnings on mirrors and walls about the persons imminent death in addition to many other strange happenings. |
barcanista:I think it's rather warped that u want the fg to take the blame and refused to acknowledge that he takes the credit also. |
bigt2:This has been the thought pattern of apc's augment on topical issues. And I guess it must be the "progressive traits " in them to reason in this manner. smh |
All Progressives Congress (APC) has told President Goodluck Jonathan and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to stop taking credit for the country’s successful containment of the Ebola virus disease (EVD), saying it amounts to sheer dishonesty for the duo to turn what is a collective effort to a campaign issue. In a statement issued in London yesterday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the APC said President Jonathan and his party were wrong to have appropriated the credit for the successful containment of the EVD without giving due credit to the real heroes of the successful battle, Dr. Stella Adadevoh and her colleagues at the First Consultant Hospital as well as officials of the Ministries of Health in Lagos and Rivers states and other patriotic Nigerian volunteers. It described as a cheap shot and a shameless venture, the president’s decision to make the Ebola success story a campaign issue during a PDP rally in Benin, “giving the impression that only the PDP deserves the credit for the successful containment of the disease.” The APC said, while indeed, Minister of Health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, exhibited the kind of professionalism and pur posefulness during the battle against Ebola, it would be un charitable for the PDP-led Federal Government to pretend as if the government of the two affected states did nothing. The party reminded that the two states hit by Ebola, Lagos and Rivers, were APC states, and that the promptness, purposefulness, doggedness and determination shown by the governors of the states contributed largely to the successful containment of the disease. ‘’The cities of Lagos and Port Harcourt are perhaps, the largest metropolis to have ever been hit by the EVD since the first outbreak was recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo almost, 40 years ago, and any mishandling of the disease could have spelt disas ter not just for the cities but for the country as a whole. “But the ever-dogged and determined Governors Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State and Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State employed the same winning strategies that have stood their states out of the pack and quickly rose to the occasion, putting in place measures that ensured a quick curtailing of the EVD spread. The measures include painstaking contact tracing, unrelenting follow- up and creative treatment of in fected patients even without access to the experimental drug Zmapp,” the APC stated. |
RevDesmondJuju:OK. |
fp things! I was here. |
what's the system configuration? |
Bliss4Lyfe: Same US dat could not give Nigeria their ebola treatment or drugs? Same US blocking Nigeria Arms purchase to fight Boko Haram?u earn my respect! superb reasoning! |
What can I say? This is Islam |
All because Nigeria didn't support gay law! |
Trulie: Didn't experience anything of such. Noticed a pop up message on d screen a week ago asking me to click OK for an upgrade of software, which I subsequently did. That may just b d reason why if u have not upgraded.I upgraded mine and still face the same problem. The most annoying aspect is trying to call the service center to complain, only to be kept for more than 12 minutes at my expense; at the end nobody attended to my case. |



Baseless argument.