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Xscape047:the kissing part is scary. |
Pierocash:Story! If you see the heavy presence of security in Taraba, you won't say this nonsense. Talking what you don't know. Which militia? Na God just restore some level of peace there. |
![]() What Sahara Reporters does not understand is, the the youth constitute 70% of our population, we have a youthful population - one of the most youthful "population proportion" in the world world. In fact, we have a huge internet presence and aware of happening around the world. We love money and would partake in everything to make it especially when you see others who deals in bitcoin driving big cars. We have a huge number of Nigerians abroad and 80 to 90 percent of them own bitcoin. Add the number to those at home who are dealing in bitcoin, you'd have close to that 32% claimed in Jack's tweet. |
LegalWolf:The dunderheads here takes everything hook, line and sinker. The fool behind that story is a cheap idiot clinging to an old-fashioned antic and propaganda that was defeated in 2015. To islamise Nigeria...what rubbish! This people(politicians) are focused on stealing, this is what this donkey is selling to us. |
Since we don't have criminals in the south and everything is hidden under "Fulani herdsmen", I blame the fulanis here. RIP to the dead. |
He's not. |
Which kain mumu talk be this? Trying hard to stay relevant. ESN operated recently and still operating - they killed police and security agents. Idi should tell us how many innocent people have been killed as a result or point villages that have been burnt. He needs food! |
Fake news! |
Good news |
Bishop Kukah and other Nigerians who are in the habit of rushing to America to run their countries down are advised to think twice. No Western power will teach you what will benefit your country. It is always their national interest first. The way America abandoned Afghanistan to its problems is a big lesson for all.”Word!!! But hate-filled kids here won't see this because they hate the truth. |
[quote author= post=105170875]Billions Spent on Afghan Army Ultimately Benefited Taliban. Well Built and trained at a two-decade cost of $83 billion, the ultimate beneficiary of the American investment turns out to be the Taliban. They grabbed not only political power but also U.S.-supplied firepower — guns, ammunition, helicopters and more. The U.S. failure to produce a sustainable Afghan army and police force, and the reasons for their collapse, will be studied for years by military analysts. The basic dimensions, however, are clear and are not unlike what happened in Iraq. The forces turned out to be hollow, equipped with superior arms but largely missing the crucial ingredient of combat motivation. END OF THREAD Thanks Caseless![/quote]you're welcome, bro. |
208 aircraftTaliban has like one of the strongest military forces in the world right now. I wish Nigeria can amass much like this. |
loveth360:yes, that will solve Jos problem. Mumu |
FanOfMyself: ![]() You have the most unintelligent post of the year. How old are you? At this point, you still base your thinking on movies. If you believe that's the reason America invaded Afghanistan, then, go back to taking breast milk. |
Racoon:Yahaya has the opportunity to govern kogi, a central state and a gateway to the north and south, where he'd put some giant strides in place for people passing through the state to see and endorse him, he failed. Kogi is bodered by 10 states, he had those states to feel what good he's doing in the state, so they can take the message to others, he failed at this. Now, some headless youths are making videos for him. Yeye |
BosseJ:He's been the favorite of some of you here when he's attacking others. What has changed? |
I see some of these stuff now as attention-seeking. When USA was going to invade Afghanistan, you people should have spoken up. The world should not wait until it goes bad before it acts. America is responsible for this tragedy. |
2ndtimeuncle:Brilliant!!! Don't mind that fool up there. He might be having a sister in a more difficult marriage who hasn't left her marriage, but he's here telling your own sister to quit. Tell your sister to work on herself and focus on her kids. It's not easy. Provided the husband is not beating her she can manage his excesses for now. The man would realize the difference between the woman at home and the one he's chasing outside, I.e, if she works on herself. I think he's getting something from the baby mama, something your sister isn't giving. She should work on herself. Tell her to pray and not be a complete housewife. Marriage is not bed of roses. It's full of challenges. Tell not to listen to other women who might be advising her to quit her marriage and claiming they won't take such from their husbands; most of them are taking more hits in their marriages than your sister is doing. She should watch the kind of friends she keep. Millions are out there looking for her opportunity, if she goes, they'll fill her space. Tell her to work harder to keep her marriage. Not physical fight. She should stop confronting her husband in a rude way. Speak to him in a mature way, |
Na dis kain pikin de grow to be gay. |
It's ironic that only one champions league trophy went to France and Marseille did that for them. I tire for league 1. |
DubaiLandLord:How could Secondus get the ward chairman to his side against almighty Wike? The only person he needed on his side is Wike and that's the person fighting him. |
Nnemuka:How did you see it? |
Doggedseller:love them because of language similarities with Yoruba? |
Hammyaladin:That's my Alma mater. |
America destroyed this country. |
[quote author= post=105033596]Billions Spent on Afghan Army Ultimately Benefited Taliban. Well Built and trained at a two-decade cost of $83 billion, the ultimate beneficiary of the American investment turns out to be the Taliban. They grabbed not only political power but also U.S.-supplied firepower — guns, ammunition, helicopters and more. The U.S. failure to produce a sustainable Afghan army and police force, and the reasons for their collapse, will be studied for years by military analysts. The basic dimensions, however, are clear and are not unlike what happened in Iraq. The forces turned out to be hollow, equipped with superior arms but largely missing the crucial ingredient of combat motivation. END OF THREAD [/quote]brilliant |
tillaman:He's my favorite too. I'm just not happy this is happening to him. Peter's is celebrating now because they told him igbo girls are better than he should dump his Yoruba wife. Now this... Paul is going through a lot. Lost his twin brother, lost his wife and kids. Why's this coming out now that he has a banging album out a few days ago? Sad!!! Those who take their wives to deliver in the US should learn from this. |
nairavsdollars:abegi |
Fahdiga:you people fall easily for any idiot attacking Buhari or the north, that's why you're disappointed right now with Femi. |
I'm seeing a lot of sense in this. |
Ikpongiton:Don't you know how to read? |
explosiveskull:write properly! |
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