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KingOvoramwen1:
Thier hairs are matted and dirty make sure you bathe them before putting it up for sale

We are selling it at a very cheap price.
Whatsapp only for the lucky one. 08181659000

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One and half years male and female Lhasa dogs for auction sale. Owner is very busy and does not have time to take care of the dogs. Dogs are very healthy and fully vacinated. Contact me on Whatsapp for negotiations. 08068772448. Whatsapp please.

These Governors are wicked and heartless. Abia is owing workers six months. Kogi is owing 12 months.

Workers in Abia state have not been paid for six months. Really pathetic. Sometimes i wonder how they survive in that state.

Ikpeazu has not paid workers since november last year. So stop singing his praise, he is a hypocrite. Pay workers

Abia state governor Ikpeazu has not paid workers for six months. This is really pathetic and man's inhumanity to man.

Nigeria is currently being ruled by a group of jester.

Her daughter is almost 30 years old. 38 years birthday indeed.

I will take their pictures and put it on this thread. I was thinking it was a joke until i got to the station and other police officers came out and told me to write a statement . I refused to write any statement.

I have noticed that female police officers always stay under the bridge in Ikeja near computer village to harass flashy car owners. Many vehicles pass through that place but they only stop jeeps. Every time i pass there they stop me. Last saturday incident was very annoying and we went to the station where they started demanding for 20 thousand naira that my vehicle papers were expired. I had an important appointment and had to give them 5000 naira to let me go. Calling on the public to continue to expose them. I made a mistake not to take pictures.

The Unprecedented Level of Patience Shown to Buhari.

-the ECONOMIST

Nigerians have never shown such level of patience and tolerance towards any of their past leaders for his record and strange policies as that shown to their current leader, Muhammadu Buhari – a former military dictator now self-confessed democrat who said he came to fight corruption.

Buhari, 75, is being plagued with failures across every single sector in the economy, the like as has never been seen before. Less than a year into office, the economy plummeted into recession, an economy which had till then grown at an average rate of 7% in previous years (2011-2014). The nation’s currency lost 70% of its value, unemployment rose from 6.5 to 26%, commodity prices tripled across many quarters and the state-regulated premium motor spirit prices were hiked by 67% without practically anybody batting an eye.

There have been stern opposition to his policies however and to his very personality as well, notably in the South East and South- South regions in the country as they are called, where he both received less than 5% of the votes cast at the last Presidential election and where he has always been sternly unpopular for his history of bigotry against the people, perceived incompetence and dictatorial tendencies. But in many other regions across the country the people have rather resolved to suffer patiently, drawing up excuses for him at will, blaming everyone including his hundreds of political appointees, anything and anybody but never the man himself.

But in many other regions across the country the people have rather resolved to suffer patiently, drawing up excuses for him at will, blaming everyone including his hundreds of political appointees, anything and anybody but never the man himself.

Buhari’s party, the APC, promised Nigerians unprecedented swiping changes in government and the eviction of all corrupt individuals.
One possible explanation for this could be his party’s hope narrative in the 2015 General election where citizens were promised an unprecedented crackdown on corruption and the abolition of all government waste by a man whose financial worth they declared to have been less than N30million ($150,000 then), a historical low for a former top official in the country and most especially a former leader.

In a country plagued by acute corruption problems and with the unremitted crude oil revenue scandal of 2014 still fresh in the people’s minds, many were eager for an abrupt change, the like as never been seen before. He was seen an army general, already experienced in government, with a great strength of will, tough to take on the nation’s cabal of hardened criminals. He promised to appoint only technocrats to head the country’s departments and to see out the lingering Boko Haram insurgency from the warfront. For a nation lacking basic amenities such as power supply in spite of its huge energy resources and with the lingering insurgency crises, the choice seemed easy to many- the general with integrity was the man for the country.

Talk was cheap then but now reality has taken its course. His earliest opponents pointed out to his track record and not to his speech, noting that the last time Nigeria fell into dismal failure, currency woes and commodity shortages was when he had seized power as a military general in 1983 and stating that the facts of that record contradicted the poems of his image brokers.

Many however just wanted “change” as it was then called and so voted the General and sat to wait for the sung promises. But from the onset of his government, the course was as his critics had predefined: Incompetency, bigotry and dictatorial tendencies plaguing the country.

He ignored the newly born genocide in the middle belt of the country perpetuated by the Fulani herdsmen of his kindred against the Christian communities in Benue, Plateau and later on Kaduna. He breached the Central Bank’s 2007 Act of Independence, telling it to suspend forex disbursements to steel importers and other manufacturing sectors in a bid to defend the Naira, a disastrous action which kick-started a spiral of recession.


He took 3 months to appoint his Chief of Staff, 6 months to appoint a cabinet and now 23 months and yet counting to appoint heads of agencies and board members he was so eager to fire upon his assumption into office and rose import duties on the most basic of commodities in a bid to raise government revenue.

And as for the corruption fight, the facts on ground do not show any one at all. Apart from a few officials harassed or imprisoned without court order, the country is yet to witness the first victim of the said campaign at the court stands.

Government waste is on the rise, officials publicly caught in graft acts were swiftly excused, the 2016 Budget year passed without implementation and most worrisome, the Central Bank’s foreign reserves were being shared among unknown Bureau De Change operators at variable rates at the detriment of critical manufacturing, business and banking sectors.

The government continues to praise itself but the people seem to be increasingly tired of the paraded self-righteousness. The President’s recent illness was greeted with cheers by many. Many are just tired of the government. But the remarkable level of patience shown so far has been unprecedented and many a times the general reactions towards acts of constitutional violations was one of calmness or insensitivity.

If the Change narrative of the 2015 election and the songs of man of integrity are to account for this, then Nigerians may have just certified themselves on the world map as a nation easy to fool with propaganda. An adult should be judged on his track record not on his tongue.

Culled from The Economist

How come moslems do not eat pig but they eat snake. Which one is worst than the other.

In his first visit to America after the election, Buhari thanked America for helping them win the election.

Other tribes in Nigeria hate Ibos because they are blessed with high IQ. Even without stealing government money Ibos are doing well in Nigeria. Other tribes aspire to have an opportunity to loot government funds. Ibo use their inteligence to make money.

"Learn from southerners, don’t be stuck in 13th century"

~ Emir of Kano blasts Northerners
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The Emir of Kano and Former CBN Governor, Lamido Sanusi has again called on northern Muslims to seek better living instead of resting solely on Islamic teachings, and being beggars.

Sanusi charged them to learn from the commercially minded and productive Igbo people of the South east.

The former CBN governor noted that the southern tribes had set the pace of development in the country and apparently left the north behind.

Emir Sanusi also urged governors such as Abubakar Yari of Zamfara State to pay attention to his opinions and teach his people to be productive instead of beggars.

The Emir said this via his Instagram page where he wrote, “I choose to fight for the progress of Nigerians and suggest solutions to their problems.

“It’s my duty to speak the truth about the ill-effects of conservative Muslims who are harming Islam rather than helping it.

“I condemned their refusal to expand their knowledge outside their own religion and failure to realise that knowledge is power.

“I also correctly concluded denying the right to pursue scientific and technological knowledge and restricting people to Islamic knowledge is the best means of ensuring that Muslims in Northern Nigeria will be remain economically backward.

“I’m upset at the legion of beggars on the streets and is trying to bridge the gap between the backward North and the Southern parts of the nation.

“I still believe that conservative Muslims are still stuck in the 13th Century and their claim that children need no other knowledge than Islamic studies flies in the face of reality.

“All the poverty, under-development and immense suffering in the North are a result of uneducated masses refusing to learn work or a trade.

“The majority of technicians in Kano are from the South while untrained indigenes beg. How does that make sense?

“Why is it that conservative Muslims who claim to be against scientific progress enter aeroplanes and fly to perform the Hajj in Mecca rather than using camels to cross the desert! Why do they watch sermons beamed by TV live from Mecca and read the Holy Quaran on their laptops yet profess to abhor modern technology?

“I’d like to point out that there is no harm in copying from the West if it brings succour to the masses of poverty stricken Muslims in Northern Nigeria.

“After all Saudi Arabia, the “home” of Islam is known for its highly-rated airline, modern hospitals, indigenous oil industry and space program all of which make it a world leader.

“In our backward nation, we insist on denying the truth. Unless Northern political leaders like Governor Yari pay attention to me, there will never be a day when anywhere in the North will be like the modern Muslim cities of Kuala Lumpar, Istanbul, Jakarta, Lahore, Greater Cairo, Dacca, Karachi, Dubai, Riyadh or Faisalabad.”

4 males still available. they are Lhasa dogs not local dogs. Least i can do is 35k. Serious buyers whatsapp me on 08068772448.

FOUR(4) SMART MALES STILL AVAILABLE AT A GIVE AWAY PRICE. CONTACT 08068772448 ON WHATSAPP

humbletrizzy:
I'm starting with 9,500naira

na goat you wan buy. Go and price dog food before pricing the dogs,

Still available male and female

Puppies are vaccinated and dewormed. Male and female available. Owner is very busy with work and wants to sell off the dogs. Contact 08068772448 on WhatsApp. Location is Ajah Lekki

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Tippers that carry sand from the dredging site at Ajah have made Ajah to Addo road a nightmare to residents of the area. Tippers keep on damaging the narrow road and the road is now full of pot holes. Lagos state government should stop or at least reduce the massive dredging going on at a residential area like Ajah. The authorities in charge of the dredging activity need to conduct an environmental impact assessment to be fully aware of the impact of that dredging activity to the buildings and roads in the near future.

sauerr:
I'm interested. Are these top quality breeds?

Pure Lhasa breed. mother and father are Lhasa dogs.

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We have cute smart male and female Lhasa puppies at Ajah Lekki.
Puppies are 6 weeks old, dewormed, vaccinated and healthy.

Contact me on Whatsapp 08068772448.

LOVELY WE NEED MORE OF THIS KIND OF SUCCESS NOT POLITICIANS STEALING GOVEERMENT MONEY

I spoke with a Nigerian medical doctor who works in Pretoria, South Africa and he said Nigerians commit a lot of crimes in South Africa. Nigerians are into drug trafficking, credit card fraud, 419, and even use South African women for prostitution after drugging them. I think he may be saying the truth because Nigerians do the same thing in other African countries like Ghana etc. The Nigerian embassy in South Africa should wake up to its responsibilities and warn Nigerians to keep off criminal activities. Nigerian churches are also plenty in South Africa.

I chatted with friends who work in hospitals and medical laboratories in Lekki and all said test results show increasing rate of HIV infections in Lekki. Please young people abstain from sexual immorality. Do not destroy your future. A word is enough for the wise.

with all the dramas happening in the country and the hardship, I think the government should appoint a minister of entertainment to engage Nigerians daily.

Many Nigerians are already involved and have decided to participate in the planned protest. So we are of the opinion that Tuface alone cannot cancel the protest. Fellow Nigerians, Please, let us have your comments below.