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I smell lies everywhere

doctokwus:
See this murderous,utterly corrupt criminal.
Mr governor u went there simply to prevent the DSS from arresting him without getting assurance from the judge that he wudnt sell u out and also possibly hide implicating evidence.
Anyway,i don't blame Wike,if the Fulani cattle rearer had started a sincere anticorruption sweep a longtime ago and has not been been selective,the types of Wike wud av been answering corruption charges instead of being governor.
But if Amaechi can be a minister without questions asked about his tenure,then Wike has every right to also carry over the impunity that pervades d land.
Nigeria is an unworkable contraption,too much impunity in the land.

no weapon fashioned against wike shall prosper. he's too strong to be broken, they should start from kano, Kaduna and kastina. see how a southerner is selling his birthright adeke

CoolFreeday:
Is it only in River State that DSS is searching their house?
I don't blame him, he is a beneficiary of the corrupt system so why won't he protect them?
Its unfortunate for a sitting Governor to defend corrupt Official by blocking investigation and search ....

I won't be surprised if this is coming from an afonja, what happened to the judges in kano, Kaduna, kastina etc. why target the southern state? you need to go for a bra in upgrade...

WOMEN are in general more likely to believe in and practice a
religion than men are. The difference is not vast if you aggregate
all creeds and countries (83.4% of women identify with a faith
versus 79.9% of men) but for certain countries and faiths the gap
is striking. In America, for example, 60% of women see religion as
very significant in their lives versus 47% of men, according to Pew
Research, a think-tank in Washington, DC. Across the world,
female Muslims are only fractionally more devout than their male
co-religionists, but Christian women far outstrip men in their
levels of piety. What’s going on here?
One factor is that in the practice of long-established religions,
women have more staying power, including in times of
repression. Under regimes which aim to abolish all external signs
of religion, women can discreetly transmit the faith to their
progeny. Ask any devout person raised under communism how he
or she retained a faith, and a grandmother is usually part of the
answer. And whatever the political regime, among religious
practices that revolve around the home (say, keeping a shrine or
prayer corner with incense and sacred pictures), the job of
keeping the flame alight, literally and metaphorically, generally
falls to women.
But there’s another consideration. Among certain new forms of
faith, women often lead the way in making the religious switch,
hoping their families will follow. That is particularly true of the
Pentecostal churches which have gained ground in Latin America
at the expense of Catholicism. Right from its beginnings in Los
Angeles in the early 20th century, Pentecostalism has presented a
paradox. Its bureaucratic administration has been a male
preserve, at least as much as other faiths. But Pentecostalism
also honours spontaneous ecstatic experiences and what it
describes as direct revelations from God or prophecy. And women
seem at least as likely to have those as men.
In a poor community in El Salvador or Brazil, enduring all the
stresses of transition from the countryside to the city, more
practical motives may be at work. For a hard-pressed female
home-maker, the discipline and strong grass-roots organisation of
a Pentecostal church can seem like a way of stabilising the family
and steering the menfolk away from narcotics or violence. In
Colombia, where female Protestants outnumber male ones by
62% to 38%, women convert to evangelicalism, and urge their
husbands to follow, in the hope that less of the family budget will
go on intoxicants and other mainly male forms of misbehaviour,
writes anthropologist Elizabeth Brusco. One could sum up the
situation like this: in situations of stress, ranging from persecution
to economic transition to breakdown, religion can be a form of
resilience and social capital, and women are the main guardians
and transmitters of that capital.


www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2016/04/economist-explains-7?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/ed/whywomenaremorereligiousthanmen

Cc: lalasticlala mynd44

democracy is dead .....

what is wrong with this man again?

this change is sweet oooooo

I love women...

doctokwus:
That Rivers state supreme court judgement was one of the lowest the supreme court had gone and it gave rise to the murdering field that state has turned to.
It was one of the points I started doubting PMB's anticorruption fight.Despite Wike seen and admitting visiting the CJN during the election trial and SR expose on the role okoro played,that d govt did nothing was the height of abetting of corruption in the judiciary.Other judges then simply sold their judgements to the highest political bidder wen they saw the govt was no different from others.
But why is justice Odili not amongst those arrested despite the confirmed role Wike himself admitted her husband played during the SC verdict ?Unless d govt is building a watertight case against her.

what is this adeke saying?

YO RU BAS don finish

APCmyheart:
see this one ooo, You think everyone will be like your corrupt father?

who born you?

INTROVERT:
All these hausa fulani boys are so so so handsome. see that heavily bearded guy (faints). i for like to friend one sha but ma mama go kill me. AND I STILL LOVE ERIC.

so na that ERIC they drill that hole abi

omenkaGrazing:
So tinubu is like toilet paper that has been used and has no more value? Hahahahaha.


Honestly what is happening to tinubu is very good and this is just the beginning. He might even end up in prison on trumped up charges and drink tea like mko abiola.


I remember the hatred with which bat campapeigned against Jonathan. It was just too much. For tinubu, it was all about pushing Jonathan out of power at all cost even if it meant installing a demon as president.



If there is going to be anything like southern unity it must be spearheaded by Fani Kayode or Fayose. These are the only men that can draw the attention of the SE & SS. There's no way the yorubas can go head on against the north alone.



Where is Gbawe, omenka/progressive01, modath, Ngeneukwuenu.

I only pity the innocent yorubas that were sold out just because of the greed of one man....


BeremX, I hope you safe, cos its been long i saw thee online. Hope all is well?

curse be upon AWO LOWO





I have never for once liked or pitied tinubu, but after reading this story i am so angry with the YORUBA race. How can they allow the north to humiliate their own kinsman this way, and today the same FFK and FAYOSE are the ones fighting for tinubu, and its a pity seeing the YORUBAS online saying that FFK and FAYOSE wants favour from tinubu. who needs favour from a drowning man, the YORUBAS should stand for their own, I hope they come to his aid. I feel sorry for him right now, cause the way it is going right now, he may end up the same way as AWOLOWO

KINGwax007:
Then don't push ur 'privacy' in our public face by posting on social media

i rebuke every spirit of tinubu in you

*INTERNAL HOME MEMO*

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*DATE*: August 05, 2016

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*to be accepted*.

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and/or passage shall require express permission from *myself upon submission of written request*.

2. Breakfast is banned. This matter cannot be *discussed*!

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WIKE would soon visit them, i love WIKE

Louis055:
which country is the right one to die for?

1. CANADA

2. AUSTRALIA

3. AMERICA

4. SWISS

5. GREAT BRITAIN

we are now fighting for tinubu....

I love trump

I prefer this guy to bu ha ri

where is omenka?

ekwueme is m a d

SamuelAnyawu:
I'm a Catholic too.. let's just jump over this Nwanne

my bro! benedicta mos dominus ....

SamuelAnyawu:
My man stop speaking trash... Tanx...
Don't bring Adeboye's name here

I am a catholican, if I go for mbaka mass and he says I should kneel under the rain for prayers, I would gladly do that, but if it comes to politics and he says thrash, baba I go blast am like say tomorrow no they. he should face his ministry and stop mocking the priesthood. many priests are being attacked today in Enugu, we've not heard anything from him condemning the attacks on his fellow priestly brothers, and he's quick to praise buhari. as far as politics is concerned damn all of them...

sarrki:
Congratulations

Nice one guyz

one of the many legacies of president Jonathan, while the old rag called buhari is busy sponsoring hajj and putting a stop to scholarship. who Medina EPP? if not that they produce terrorists .

irrelevant criminal, I blame adeboye that sold a criminal to Nigerians . if osinbajo is a criminal and adeboye is his leader , I am sorry to say brethren, like osinbajo like adeboye

he died for the wrong country....

now I know that buhari is m a d

trishapal:
This ur moniker, if PMB see am, u r a goner... Remember d man wey name hin dog Buhari. Your own matter go pass police station o....

is he not a cursed man?




just checked your profile pic, you look beautiful....

modath:
Don't hold your breath.... Naira full safes and as an economist, a nor need to preach demand, supply , price and lack of control/rules to you again..

Good morning.

what is this man saying ?

989900:
Only time will tell . . .

who sold Wailer's form to this dude, that person should be castratated