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SalamRushdie:and they're still the ones stealing your "state and LG" cake. Ever wondered why even in secondary school those days you find northerners as treasurers? Even people from your region trust northerners more. |
uvalued:we are delivering on our promises and none is cancelled. |
mukina2:they should have given Dortmund or Monaco to Leicester. |
eph123:too many things. Don't pretend as if you don't know. I can't start listing them cos the list is endless. |
Crieff:seun is low-key, I like that . One thing he has working for him is his brain and another thing he has working against him is his managerial skills. Most people I introduced to this forum never regretted, but the place no wan grow and it's painful to addict like us. |
eph123:nah! Far from that. He's popular for so many good things. |
Pearly255:now you gonna make me cry.
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Pearly255:thank you. Many people met here and made it happen. We can make history too by sharing the pictures of our quintuplets. |
tosyne2much:I now regret saying sorry for throwing shades at you. I didn't know you'd come this way . |
texazzpete:I wasn't hating, I was one trying to make him see reason not to be bias always. |
Pearly255:I love twins too. we can marry and start making them. |
uvalued:e fit happen say I do wetin you de accuse of, I go deny sha like the pastor is doing. |
Mrlouis:why didn't you read that paragraph? ![]() |
tosyne2much:I'm sorry about that. As far as the party apc and buhari supporters are concerned, we are happy he's going down. He's not the only pastor in Nigeria. Mbaka did even more to apc before he turned to support them. Why didn't apc unleash any ashawo on him? Why didn't PDP that suffered most in the hands of mbaka do anything of such to him? If you're clean, you're clean . Oga sule is not the only pastor in Nigeria, why was he the only one mentioned? |
Pearly255:look no further, I can even give you quintuplets if you want. Trust me! |
Got married the same day, get fvcked the same day and got pregnant the same day? I'm not understanding . |
I belong to number 10 and I'm proud of that. This lilliputian tosyne2much thinks he knows it all. So , we should celebrate a morally deficient self-acclaimed apostle? Ask yourself this question, before this girl came out, was anyone saying anything about him ? Maybe Na apc make am go follow ashawo. |
I'm not a fan of "fair" girls. |
tmgold007:same to you. |
Rotjijatau:your personal text on your profile got me laughing. "Buhari why?". |
TippyTop:you're just pained and your hate is driven by bigotry and partial illiteracy. You've celebrated something less from aba on this forum. |
MrPresident1:Don't mind those useless people. We can't forget how military superiority attracted their envy n we are paying for that today. The US Army couldn't touch down in Liberia until our soldiers came , went in and cleared before they could touch down . |
prospero5:I read everything with a "wrapped/rapt" attention. That guy was a monster. @topic[/quote]The operatives, while in Anara, also arrested one of Chukwuebuka’s friends, known as Arinze and he was made to believe that Chukwuebuka, had confessed their involvement in the rescue of Vampire and the subsequent kidnapping they carried out after his escape.[quote]the police should stop releasing details like this as other criminal accomplices might refuse to turn out information when told that someone had confessed their involvement in a crime. |
An African church minister who supplements his meagre stipend by scrabbling for minerals in the artisanal mines of eastern Sierra Leone has discovered one of the largest diamonds ever found. The 709-carat stone was extracted this week by Emmanuel Momoh, a pastor in one of the myriad churches that ministers to the mining communities of Kono district, the diamond centre that became the crucible of Sierra Leone’s blood-soaked civil war. It is believed to be the 13th largest uncut diamond ever to be pulled from the ground, industry analysts said. The stone is to be auctioned, the Sierra Leonean government announced yesterday, although its value cannot be determined until its quality is assessed. An 813-carat diamond was sold at closed auction in London last month for £51m. By rights, the stone should have been found by one of the internationally-financed companies operating in the Kono diamond fields. With their huge Caterpillar bulldozers, dredges and industrial water pumps, the big firms certainly had the technological advantage. That the discovery was instead made by one of the thousands of ordinary men and boys who toil bare-chested under the relentless equatorial sun — a man of the cloth, no less — will be taken by many as an answer to the fervent prayers whispered daily in Kono’s churches. With the virtuous vicar then handing the stone to the authorities, it may also strike many as an act of propitiation, a moment when Sierra Leone symbolically distanced itself from the diamond-driven bloodlust of its 11-year civil war, which ended in 2002. Tens of thousands of enslaved Sierra Leoneans spent much of that brutal decade hunched over hand shovels in the mud, forced to dig for diamonds to fund a rebellion mounted by a Liberian-backed warlord, Foday Sankoh. Sankoh’s Revolutionary United Front punished those who resisted it by cutting off limbs, ears and genitals or gouging out eyeballs. More than 100,000 people were killed and tens of thousands more were maimed before military intervention by Britain in 2000 turned the tide of the war in the government's favour. The exploitation in Kono during the war was given a fictional treatment in “Blood Diamond”, a film starring the Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio. Ernest Bai Koroma, the president of Sierra Leone, promised that the auction of the diamond would be transparent and praised Mr Momoh “for not smuggling the diamond out of the country”. He also promised that Mr Momoh would be rewarded. Although big, the diamond is still dwarfed by the 3,106-carat Cullinan Diamond discovered in South Africa in 1905 and never matched since. It was later cut into several gems, two of which have been set into the Crown Jewels. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/03/16/sierra-leone-pastor-unearths-one-largest-diamonds-ever-found/
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ask4double:those animals don't think like that. |
omogin:to serve Nigeria, you must be stubborn. I love Ali and buhari ![]() |
I love this girl. ![]() |
TippyTop:popularity waning , how? All the votes buhari got from the south is not more than 3million . In fact he got just 100k from the east, so what are you saying? If you think You know the candidate that can defeat buhari, just let me know. Buhari is more popular than ever. |
Acidosis:Duncan mighty and Timaya? You're funny. Those guys still de much around. |
I love Hameed Ali! |
Oxtonguy:OK! Thanks for the info! |
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we can marry and start making them.