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ifeanyihamilton:It no go better for this your blog. Clickbait kill you there. |
seunmsg:What about a cure, why are people preaching about vaccines? So you'll rather prefer to vaccinate 7 billion people rather than cure less than a million with coronavirus. Don't you think something is wrong. Modified: thanks to those who corrected me. |
He is using them to trade souls. |
This guy really needs a miracle in his life now |
goodlistener:Guy na as the spirit leads, sometimes I dey send people 1K I no dey announce am but 20k wey I send give that guy needs to be announced just to trend you get. |
Which kind life be this sef.? Fvck Nnamdi Kanu sef. |
Benevento:So the yorubas in the west who travelled to south made a mistake then. So let me ask you one final question, have you ever drunk clean water? I heard water in the west is dirty. I'm not talking about satchets water I mean normal clean water not the one in wells |
Benevento:I'm not lying have you gone to south before? |
Benevento:Guy you don go port Harcourt or Bayelsa? Yorubas dey run Ashawo there steady, their uniforms na Leggings while Hawking Agbo. In Yoruba land they tie wrapper but in Igbo land na leggings Dem dey wear. Look let's not go there anyone from Igbo land will testify. But I saw it in Portharcourt Sha. |
Truth is bitter. |
Where are you located? |
Because if the Corona was real they'll all die too |
Everyone wants to cash out of this Covid 19. |
In this COVID 19 era, Cows are the number one priority |
The 19 State Governors have recommended a national lockdown over the next 2 weeks to mitigate the spread of Coronavirus. The unanimous decision was reached at the 6th teleconference meeting of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum on Wednesday. The Governors said the inter-state lockdown has become necessary following consistent rise of those infected and the number of fatalities recorded. The Federal Government had on March 30, ordered lockdown of the Federal Capital Territory, Lagos and Ogun States which is still enforce till Monday, April 27. Chairman of the Forum, Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State in a statement issued after the meeting said the Governors also resolved to set up Covid-19 committees at the regional level to be headed by the Commissioners of Health. The regional committees will continue to interface with the State Task Force Committees on Covid-19. The Governors also expressed concern over the rising spread of the virus among health workers. They resolved to work with the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC to ensure that healthcare workers are adequately provided Personal Protective Equipment, PPE. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/04/covid-19-governors-opt-for-2-week-inter-state-lockdown/ |
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Went to buy petrol one day, during fuel crises. The petrol station brought Security to put the place in order but these security men in camouflage turned out to cheat people and were beating up people with one rope called koboko. Stood in line amidst the fights and struggle since morning was so hungry then when it came to my turn the security man on stand by put someone else twice. When I protested that I'm the one, this man started flogging me as in merciless flogging with koboko. I was so angry that I removed a lighter in my pocket and switched it on... Went toward the people that were putting fuel switched it on again, and before now I had increased the flame of the lighter so the fire was really blazing. Like 10 inch long from the lighter. I wanted everyone to just burn on that day. Everyone including the Army guy and his partner ran off. I was soooo angry |
Lipscomb:Hahahahaha |
HammedOlanaija:The man first enter go book room, then come call her, she come carry bottled water wey the guy been buy for her enter there. There's a sit out outside. |
HammedOlanaija:I took that picture today. End of discussion There are so many Yoruba women I know that have kids for different men. There's one I know of she has five kids for five different men. But a the kids are ugly, I later found out she's bleaching. But she get big asssss. But that ass na public toilet to me, but the ass big...o |
Gabbyosun:Oya come collect money |
This is a picture of a Yoruba woman about to go and fVck another man in a very popular guest house in ILe ife in Osun state. She's cheating on her husband and it's acceptable here There are many of them like this. Try to download the picture and you'll see the date I took it..... Today.
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Lisaint:10,000 naira sent. Be strong in these times |
Nigeria Metro North Nigeria packs up child beggars over virus fears By AFP 22 April 2020 | 2:27 pm According to a 2017 survey, three million children in the state of Kano are beggars (AFP Photo/AMINU ABUBAKAR) Hundreds of boys have their names and temperatures checked as they wait to board buses in a northern Nigeria’s city to transport them back to their villages. The children are pupils of controversial Islamic schools who would usually be found begging in the streets of Kano for small change. Now, they are the first batch in a programme that seeks to curb the spread of coronavirus by clearing some 250,000 children from the city’s streets and squalid seminaries. “For now we have a total of 1,595 children which we are going to evacuate,” Muhammad Sanusi Kiru, Kano’s education commissioner, told AFP as the first buses readied to leave Tuesday. “This is a gradual process, we are doing it in phases, we are picking them step-by-step.” Usually a vibrant city of four million people, Kano is the third hardest-hit area by the virus in Nigeria, with 73 confirmed cases and one death. Residents are under a week-long lockdown that has seen roads emptied and people largely remaining indoors. As part of the clampdown, the authorities have also turned their attention to child beggars who, according to one estimate, could number several million in this state. – ‘No graver risk’ – For generations, parents in majority-Muslim north Nigeria have sent their sons from as young as six to learn the Koran with local clerics at unlicensed schools known as Almajiris. The lessons are free, but the children must fend for themselves, usually by begging or performing menial jobs. The seminaries — which often double as so-called “rehabilitation centres” for drug addicts — came into the spotlight last year after raids across northern Nigeria uncovered men and boys held in atrocious conditions. Some residents were found chained up, while hundreds were crammed together in filthy rooms. In an open letter to northern leaders last month, the civil society Almajiri Child Right Initiative called for the children to be taken home and feeding programmes to be laid on for those left behind. “Formal schools in different parts of the country have been suspended to control the likely spread of the pandemic… (but) similar measures have not been implemented in Almajiri schools,” the group wrote. Given the “dire” conditions these children already face, “we believe there is no environment of graver risk,” it said. ‘Scratch of the surface’ Kano is following in the footsteps of nearby Kaduna and Nasarawa states, which last month sent hundreds of children to their parents as part of a resolution by 19 northern governors to tackle begging in the fight against coronavirus. A committee in Kano state said on Monday it had identified 251,893 child beggars to send back home. The authorities made radio appeals to clerics to evacuate their pupils — and the 1,500 boys collected so far were those “willingly ready” to go. “The teachers who brought these children to Kano are the ones voluntarily calling us now to come and pick these children,” education commissioner Kiru said. “We are not compelling them to leave the state.” But social activist Saminu Dala said the 251,000 young beggars “are only a fraction of the actual number and the government needs to widen its search.” “In an emergency like this you need to be stern and employ the might of the state to take these children out.” Even reaching the figure of a quarter of a million may be wildly ambitious. According to a 2017 survey, three million children out of the 13.4 million population of Kano state were beggars. In February, prior to the outbreak of coronavirus in the region, the state announced it was banning street pan-handling. The state Sharia law police, known as the Hisbah, were ordered to arrest any clerics and parents who failed to comply. But an initial crackdown saw only 1,500 children returned to their homes in neighbouring states before the enforcement lost steam. https://m.guardian.ng/news/north-nigeria-packs-up-child-beggars-over-virus-fears/
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I want them to stop cashing out from the Covid 19 pandemic |
justiz5:Till now no one knows how that guy manages to pay salary, sometimes he pays them twice. Them go come dey vex |
Superwave:Make una see this guy don dey mad ooo!!! |
2017 Budget.... Infinite transposition 2018 Budget....Kinetic crystalization 2019 Budget.... Qabalistic densification 2020 budget....Olimpotic meristemasis |
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