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chibwike:translate mine to english i mean"if u do me i do i" |
chibwike:katanytr :- |
Johnnyessence:what is this one saying ![]() |
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Johnnyessence:what is this one saying ![]() |
Washington – The Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Friday bagged the African Finance Minister of the year award for her outstanding performance as a finance minister.www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/okonjo-iweala-bags-african-finance-minister-year-award/ |
the guy high on zobo cursing imo,lemme do asif i neva heard u |
hope my girl sees this ![]() |
hate him or love him,he is one rapper who never let his niqqas down.started from the streets.....real name no gimmicks...i like this guy so much.... igbo boy where una dey?lets wish our own brother a hbd... |
tbaby534:sir |
gej till....... seun ban cramjokes for life.... ![]() |
redsun:are u a -cramjones-? |
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Civory:baba is a wise man,i am sure he wont abandon pdp coz he knows wat he stands to gain |
miclan2:yes thats the truth but i dont support the idea of revealing each move to civilians |
b,dats just d truth |
here in imo z 100 |
mrborntodoit:very close |
ABUJA—National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Adamu Muazu literally went on his knees yesterday, saying that the party has offended former President Olusegun Obasanjo and asked that he should, as a father forgive the entire stakeholders, leaders, Elders and members of the party. Speaking yesterday at Wadata Plaza, PDP National Secretariat, Abuja, when he received the former governor of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel back to the family of PDP, Muazu admitted that mistakes were made in the past and Obasanjo should come and lead the party, adding that the leader of the party, President Goodluck Jonathan was also waiting eagerly for him to come back to the party. Also yesterday, Chairman, South West PDP integration committee and Senate President, Senator David Mark and Daniel took turn to apologise to the former Chairman, Board of Trustees, BoT of the party. Senator Mark, who hailed Obasanjo and tendered an unreserved apology to him, stressed that the PDP family needed him so much if the PDP must be strong especially in the zone and Nigeria in particular, adding, “Daniel is right that older persons are always right. All of us in the PDP are begging Baba to forgive us even if he is annoyed with us. We truly apologise to him. He should forgive us because he cannot throw us away; He will have to forgive us and make sure we are not sheep without shepherd”. Mark, however, asked the party leadership to ensure that the principle of fairness and equality was applied to keep the enlarged PDP family intact, adding that there must be a level playing field for all aspirants across the country. Earlier, former governor Gbenga Daniel, who led members of Labour Party, LP back to PDP, however apologised for any wrong done to Obasanjo in the party, pleading that he should not abandon the house he built. He said, “I have returned to my party. There is no situation where there are no differences, these differences have been settled. “If Labour Party is actually strong in Ogun State, can it swallow PDP? It is the big fish that swallows the small fish and today PDP has swallowed Labour Party.” Daniel, who was at the PDP secretariat with Ondo State governor, Olusegun Mimiko and other members of Labour Party said “We have learnt our lesson. Goodluck Jonathan has performed and this goodluck of our time must be supported. We demand for a level playing field. “What we are talking about is automatic waiver and this issue of automatic waiver has been guaranteed. I Otunba Gbenga Daniel, former governor of Ogun state for eight years is now back to the PDP.” Speaking further on the return of Daniel to PDP, Muazu, who accepted his request for automatic waivers for all those defecting to the PDP, however warned that all defecting members must apply for the waivers, adding that this does not mean automatic ticket as that was between the aspirants and their God. Muazu continued, “I want to join OGD, I want to join my dear senior brother and indeed all the teeming members here to very sincerely apologise to our leader, to our baba, my baba, General Olusegun Obasanjo to forgive us. We cannot continue. I know he has been very prayerful. In the Villa, I know he used to pray every morning. Very early, 5:30 to 6am, he was praying. And I know he keeps on praying all the time. As we say in our Lord’s Prayer: “Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who trespass against us”. “Baba, you have to forgive us. I beg you in the name of the almighty God, so that you too are forgiven. We are your children. We are making mistakes, we have made mistakes, we have apologised, we will not agree even if you want to throw the baby with the bath water, the baby will not go with you. ”So, please baba, we apologise. Come and lead us. Even the president is waiting for you. Come and lead us. You are our leader, we appreciate you, we thank you for your leadership. We thank you for your courage. And we assure you that by the grace of God, we are all good boys and girls. “ source: www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/muazu-pdp-mark-daniel-beg-obasanjo-forgiveness/ |
berem:dont tell me u are kidding |
ABUJA—The Chief Defence Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh lamented yesterday that there were too many “fifth columnists” in the armed forces, and this has been responsible for some conflicting information emanating from the military. Speaking at the opening of the Security/Media Relations in Crisis Management seminar organised by the office of the National Security Adviser, he said some officers in the past gave information that turned out to be false. Referring to some information that was released to the media in the wake of the abduction of the Chibok girls last May, he said, “If your people are misleading you, what do you do? There are too many fifth columnists in the military. There was a report which said we have seen some of the Chibok girls, only eight are missing, it was a very senior officer that gave that information from Chibok area. That was when people started saying henceforth, watch what Maj.-Gen. Olukolade, Director, Defence Information says. But he was misled by one of us. Anyway, we are dealing with that situation ”, Badeh said. Badeh also argued that what is happening in Nigerian with regards to Boko Haram terrorism is not different from what ISIS terrorist group is doing in Syria and Iraq, noting that it was therefore unfortunate the Nigerian military in spite of taking the battle to the terrorists all alone, was still receiving bashing from the citizens. “What is happening in Nigeria with Boko Haram being so vicious and violent is not different with what ISIS is doing in Syria and other places; but all the world powers have gone there at different times to bomb Iraq and Syria, but none in Nigeria. The Nigerian military is all alone dealing with the issue. “The military has taken a lot of bashing from everywhere but all of us know what we are going through. Somebody rightly said that what is happening with Boko Haram is a declaration of war. I want to say that when nations go to war, all elements of National power including the media join hands to fight the war together”. “The military is not omnipotent, the military is not omnipresent; are you expecting the military to go and drop a bomb that cost $15, 000 on two people. Let us not give the enemies of Nigeria the chance to make Nigeria become what people (enemies) wanted. We can do this by providing accurate information,” he said. Badeh said the attitude of some Nigerians towards the war on terror suggest that they are against genuine intentions of the military to flush out the terrorists and this gives the impression that they sympathise with Boko Haram insurgency with the aim of destabilising the country. His words, “We know that people do not like the military, but they should realise that we are the ones keeping this country together, and should avoid giving the enemies the opportunity to operate”. Earlier, he told journalists to be guided by national interest while reporting the ongoing counter-insurgency operations in the North east saying “though you may know many things concerning the operations, you should not report things that would hurt or create panic among the people”. The National Security Adviser, Col Sambo Dasuki, on his part said insurgency was tearing the country apart insisting that as long as the media celebrated the activities of Boko Haram, the fight against the insurgency would still be far from being won. His words: “Insurgency is tearing what holds our country apart. Their activities are new not only to Nigeria, but to the whole world. Media and the security should work together to fight this problem. The media should stop celebrating their activities and ensure professionalism takes priority in their reports, as a means to fighting this insurgents.” The NSA, who was represented by Prof. Soji Adelaja, said it is what the local journalists report that would go round the world and that since negative occurrences make news, the media should ensure that they report stories that will portray the country in a good light. “What this insurgents struggle to achieve is to ensure that they get the media to do their bid by manipulating and obstructing the truth about what is going on. They manipulate pictures, videos and other medium to create fear in the hearts of the masses. The media has a great role to play in this regards by ensuring that the truth is told and the right video and pictures are shown to members of the public”, he said. He therefore called on the media to report responsibly by not sending wrong information to the public but report what will benefit the nation as a whole. Earlier in his goodwill message, former Chief of Defense Staff and Chairman, Subsidy Re- investment and Empowerment Programme, SUREP, General Martin Luther Agwai had said that for the battle of insurgents to be won, there must be effective and efficient communication between the security and the media. Agwai expressed optimism that the collaboration between the media and the security will fast- track peace and tranquility into the country. Other speakers at the seminar included the Director of Defence Information, Major General Chris Olukolade, Professor Pat Utomi, Dr. Tonie Iredia. source: www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/insurgency-many-fifth-columnists-military-badeh/ |
obi or no obi,,, gej till 2019.....lets i 4get.....#cramjokes |
phemmyjohnson:y then did they seize the money only nd let asari go scoot free ![]() |
phemmyjohnson:coz u have got no prove of seeing him in the jet....or hav u gotten any pix ![]() |
bimbor:Linda ikeji |
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his role is to secure the arms from apc and boko haramites....... cramjokes.....lmao |
cool though....but #teamnairaland |
pishure of asari inside the jet or...... u are as dump as cramjokes |
i guess this thread is a joke |
op seems u are a manizer? |
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