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Omo see market for Nigeria...wow, 14.3million nah the known number, matter fit don jump. |
Shoe closet?....Asisat for no do this kind thing. |
Oches4me:Which has been ruling Nigeria and has "Victory is from Allah alone" in her Army's motto? |
1stola:Trump sanctions...hahahahahahaha, ogbeni nah him saviours be that ooo. |
tesppidd:If you reverse that, it'll explain your life too... |
![]() I thought they've started getting their lands back from white settlers? |
![]() Everything for Nigeria nah format...even feminism and homosexuality. |
Money Sha |
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https://dailypost.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/lai-mohammed.jpg By Fikayo Olowolagba The Federal Government has given reasons it is engaging foreign media organisations and networks in Nigeria The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, while speaking in London after an engagement with the Royal African Society, said involvement of foreign media is to correct the negative narratives about Nigeria and President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration. NAN reports Mohammed as saying that the engagement was to shape minds and opinions on the true position of insurgency in the North-East, herdsmen/farmers’ clashes and the achievements recorded by the Buhari administration which were being downplayed. He said: “The whole idea of the trip is to engage foreign media organisations, networks and think tanks to actually explain the activities of government. “As you were aware, we have been to the UK twice and the U.S. on this kind of mission. “I think generally it has been quite fruitful because it offered us the platform and opportunity to explain to them what this government has achieved in the areas of security, fighting corruption and in revamping the economy. “It also gives us the opportunity to disabuse the minds of the people about the insecurity in the North-East and how the government has succeeded in returning normalcy in affected areas. “It offers us the opportunity to explain that the farmers/herdsmen clash is largely due to population explosion, climate change and criminality as against the naysayers’ position that it is ethnic or religious. “Really, it has been quite helpful and we will continue with the engagements.” Source: http://dailypost.ng/2018/10/19/buharis-govt-working-foreign-media-lai-mohammed/ |
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AnanseK:Factchecking: The Nigerian Army claimed to have killed Shekau 4 times between 2009 and 2014...Jonathan was president from 2011 to 2015; during this period the Nigerian Army claimed to have killed Shekau thrice; not Jonathan. Now this is not counting the number of times they have claimed he escaped, was wounded or incapacitated. All of which Shekau disproved by releasing videos to mock them. |
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![]() Dear Tecno, There are manufacturers and products already doing more than just that; Vertu and Porsche Design comes readily to mind. All this initial gra-gra nah energy wen una for don use pímp Carl Care or make other "non-Midas" devices work efficiently 6 months after purchase. I know say una marketers and trumpeters full NL, and I hope say them go pass my message. Regards BruncleZuma |
Their lies don start... |
[quote author=Giddymoney post=72224964][/quote]Hahahaha at the T-rex |
![]() Tamara I been want ask if she go ever throwback to her motivational speech giving days...meanwhile that married man no start today to shine her Congo. This goes to say, that we should mind who and what sort of advise to get from these "experts" on life...if an octogenarian gives me relationship advise, I'd take as I know say dem don see things not somebody who has never held down a relationship or has been destroying those of others. |
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Two faded icons... Abeg I no too strong today so make una mention me mbok. |
Khashoggi case comes readily to mind...that Apple Watch though. |
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