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I congratulate him. Minister for ISLAMIC AFFAIRS.

indigenous234:
For me personally, I don't really have much problems with the IMN so long as their activities is restricted to the North. (mind you, Abuja is not part of the NORTH here)

My dear, their activities is a very big problem to the entire Nation. It is something to worry about.

Nonsense. RUGA policy through the back door.

psucc:
In fact if anything the land should be vest ed on individuals and not state government. I know he wu want to twist it so that land regulations can be vested on the FG. That is legislative approach to RUGA

God bless you.

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What shall it profit a man to gain the whole women in the world and lose his joystick.

Sports.

HitlerGaddafi:
Later they'll start complaining that their alawee isn't enough. You should have let that old man be. He has just a few years ahead of him before he leaves you alone in this world to continue the suffering. You on the other hand have several years to achieve a lot and you're concerned about an old man.

Huh? are you for real?

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Nothing last forever.

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GISpro:
Have you heard of inbound marketing?

You can use nairaland as a tool for inbound marketing.

Try to google 'inbound marketing'. Hubspot have a good material and blogpost that explains it.

Thanks

GISpro:
You can use it to market your product or service.

How sir? Please help me more.

LUGER:
Thanks,I pray we make front-page.

Is there any payment for front page? Please educate me, I want to know what's up.

Amuocha:
Nice.

What is it's critical reception?

Critical Reception of a literary text or work is the analysis of how different individuals criticized (recieved) the work when it was published and at later dates.

And so?

Nuisance them. After throwing their home land into disarray, they will go abroad and be causing confusion.

Can this one play Challenge cup?

Lionessza6:
LOL, same old noise .



By Ahmed Tahir Ajobe
Minna — The immediate past Nigeria Ambassador to South Africa, Ahmed Ibeto has disclosed that the recurring incidences of murder involving Nigerians were being carried out by Nigerians themselves contrary to claims of xenophobic attacks.

In an interactive session with journalists shortly after the presentation a letter of intention to vie for the governorship of Niger state on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Monday in Minna, Ibeto said from the statistics of killings and their remote and immediate causes available to the Nigeria Embassy, most of the incidences were as a result of conflict between Nigerians.



"I can authoritatively tell you from the evidences we have that out of four of such killings involving Nigerians, three are by Nigerians themselves as a result of rivalry, shady deals, cultism and drugs," he said.

He said in most cases, the conflict is as a result of territorial control between drug barons which often results in deaths and destructions, even as he disclosed that barons also kill their aides and workers who betray them in the cause of business.

He explained that he has on many occasions submitted detailed reports on such crises to the federal government, who promptly collaborate with South Africa authority to stem the tide.

He however said there were few exception where South Africans attack and even murder Nigerians
https://allafrica.com/stories/201808140022.html

Bro, I lived in South Africa for almost four years. I can also authoritatively tell you one or two things about that country.

Iblad0994:
The Fulani people are also part of Nigeria and because some of the herdsmen are killers dosen’t justify calling all the fulanis criminals.

Truly Nomadic lifestyle of the Fulani herdsmen is obsolete to be honest and there is need for the government to put a stop to that. But you have to understand it’s part of their history that no one can erase, so having it on the passport to as a form of culture is not much of a big deal.

Or what do you think about other cultures represented on the passport? Does that mean we still ride horses in naija coz there are lot of horsemen images on the passport (I don’t really know the tribe name for the people on horses).

The people on horses represent the northern emirs.

Not surprise at all. very soon the table will turn, this folks will pay for all their atrocities with interest.

Just imagine! No wonder we are in this sorry situation as a Nation.

ariketalks:
It's more like a comma but not quite. Here are some examples,

▪We have a test tomorrow; I can't play video games today.
▪There's a long trip ahead; we must leave early.

In both examples, each mini sentence can stand independently and still make sense but because they are related to the same topic, we use a semicolon to connect them in one single sentence whilst still telling the reader they are independent (just related).
If you use a comma in any of the examples above, it would not quite suffice as the comma is used for slight pauses in sentences where the components may not necessarily be independent.

You are not connecting the sentence in the above examples. You're rather using the semicolon to separate the sentence.

That is right.



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