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sleek82:
mehn great memories on NTA....that willi willi na him scare me pass, I guess it was d first naija episodes with disappearing tricks, who kill am sef? I also remember "tales by moonlight"

Great memories mehn....That Willi Willie was a very scary one, used to hide whenever he wants to come out.
also can't forget the sound track *Willi Willi don't die..na who kill am? Na oseni kill am" Lol

Tales by moonlight n Story time was fun too...

Good old days....How time flies

The Deputy Speaker, Abia House of Assembly,
Alwell Asiforo Okere, has been elected and sworn
in as the new Speaker. The event took place
barley a week to end the 5th session of the
house. His election followed the formal
resignation of the former Speaker, Ude Oko
Chukwu last Thursday and his subsequent
swearing in as the Deputy Governor of the state.
The new Speaker was nominated by the member
representing Umuahia North, Emeka Isaac Ejiogu
and his nomination was seconded by Tony Mezie
Nwaubani, member representing Ukwa West
respectively.
Subsequently, the Leader of the House, Barr
Chidiebere Nwoke representing Umuahia East
was elected the Deputy Speaker while the Deputy
Leader, P.C. Onyegbu representing Bende South,
is now the Leader.
The Whip, Dr. Ikechukwu Nwabeke representing
Osisioma Ngwa North is now the Deputy Leader,
while Deputy Whip, Humphrey Azubuike
representing Ugwunagbo is the Whip, and Mba
Ukaha member representing Ohafia South is now
Deputy Whip.

source : www.ngtrends.com/2015/06/orjis-son-loses-as-abia-house-of-assembly-has-new-speaker/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

A typical case of food poisoning. That shop should be closed down Asap!!



RIP to the dead....

Oh The legendary Jaguar....my guy!!!

Remember watching Jaguar and Willi Willi shows ....The good old days!!!

Buhari has scammed us!!!

Tinubu might flop this for APC

Watching Baba in 3D

Ondo state!!!!!
Sw is gradually turning into a region of terror!!!

Die hard indeed!

Action man!!!!

I so love this wike guy #NoHomo

Watching Baba in 3D

I see a Yoruba vs Hausa APC war soon....



Alliance gone bad!

APC supporters are too radical and rascal....Smh

Bitter sets of people!!!

Baba should trim down those salaries....

shebi he doesn't like money

soe:
Nice one

Create an idiagbon out of Osinbajo.

That's what i'm talking about mehn!!!


As for those saying the President and VP cannot both travel at the same time...tell me why we have a senate president.

The constitution abhors vaccuum, so thats why we have a hierarchy. President, VP, senate president, speaker, CJN.

Who's our Senate President?

The truth is out!!!!

Buhari is a terrorist!!!

Mr traveller should call his boys to order!!!

Propaganda.......

Zimbabwe's version of Apc

Propaganda.......

Zimbabwe's version of Apc

Apc is Party built on lies and propaganda

Selfie!!!!

Buhari - The traveller

MOST newspapers across Nigeria on Tuesday
May 19th, 2015, came out with almost the same
bold headline: “Buhari slams military for hiring
mercenaries”, with a small rider which says “it is
a shame it can’t secure 14 out of 774 LGAs in the
country”. The retired Army Major General was
speaking when the elite members of the Arewa
Consultative Forum paid him a courtesy visit in
Kaduna.
Ordinarily, President Muhammadu Buhari, ought
not to be challenged on this subject matter for
some reasons. One, he is a retired major general
of the Nigerian Army. Two, he has seen hostility
during his days as a combatant. Three, he once
led an onslaught, during his service days, against
another religious insurgents [not of class of Boko
Haram though] in the Northeast of the country,
when he even pursued them [insurgents] into
Republic of Chad territory during the days of
Shehu Shagari in the Second Republic. Four and
most importantly [for the purpose of this
discussion], Buhari was the Commander-in-Chief
of the Nigerian Armed Forces for twenty months
after overthrowing the democratically elected
government of the Second Republic.
The man was on his professional terrain therefore
when he passed that damned judgement on his
own constituency which is the military. If it is
agreed that a former military commander, a
former military Head of State, a former
Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed
Forces was better positioned to say what he said,
that itself will be suggestive of precluding any
counter opinion on the subject matter from other
quarters, most importantly, from any “bloody
civilian”. But to come to such conclusion shall
remain another fallacy of historical presentation,
again, for some cogent reasons.
There are too many military strategists all over
the world who are not professional soldiers, yet
they are the beacon or custodian of knowledge in
technics wars, impacting same to the professional
soldierswho go to fight battles with excellent
results. Go to the best military academies all over
the world, you will discover that most acclaimed
excellent and brilliant officers with glorious war
achievement records passed through the tutelage
of these “bloody civilians” strategists. What this
has proved is the fact that military knowledge in
prosecution of warfare is not an exclusive
monopoly of professional soldiers.
Another reason is the fact that machineries of
prosecuting war, like arms, ammunitions, other
hardware [which included but not limited to tank,
armoured personnel carrier, night vision goggle,
bulletproof vests, helicopter gunship, bomber
planes plus other heavy and light equipment of
the Navy are products manufactured by
institutions outside the military. These institutions
are primarily properties and jurisdiction of the
civilians’ community which the military in Nigeria
would arrogantly refer to as “bloody civilian”.
We can go on and on to articulate many other
reasons why military operational knowledge is no
more exclusive property of retired military officers
like the case at hand –”Buhari slams military for
hiring mercenaries”. Let us move on to discuss
the issue but not without giving another reason in
a very recent case when the Nigerian Military
High Command was chastised by another former
retired four star general of the Nigerian Army, a
former Head of State, Olusegun Obasanjo and the
reply the military top hierarchy gave to “Oga”.
Unfortunately the acrimonious altercation was
about President Buhari and his certificate; which
he claimed was with the Army Headquarters. The
Army HQ replied their former C-in-C in a
particular manner which irked General Obasanjo,
and in his usual character, “washed down” the
Army HQ “for not displaying proper military
respectful conduct in dealing with their superior”.
In putting the record straight, while replying “Oga”
Obasanjo on the matter, the Military High
Command affirmed that “it could be that their
former C-in-C [Obasanjo] is out of tune with the
modern day trend in the military, either in training,
operation and other procedure”. That was enough
word for General Obasanjo on the subject matter.
It is also enough revelation for us; mostly the
“bloody civilians”, and of course to the “have-
been-to” retired military officers, that sometimes,
their military knowledge, when they were there in
active service, might have been outdated.
Coming down to the matter in discuss, the
newspapers’ report of Tuesday, May 19th, quoted
Buhari as having expressed “disappointment with
the way the military handled the war against
insurgency in the North East, wondering why the
military could not secure 14 out of the 774 local
government councils in the country without the
assistance of ‘South African mercenaries’”.One
only hope that Buhari’s outburst against the
military at this time is not against the
background of his certificate matter narrated
above and the way the military High Command
responded to it because Oga Buhari neither need
to have been disappointed nor even wondered,
and this is for simple reasons.
One, the Nigerian military sent to the war “was
not waiting for the South African mercenaries” but
were waiting for modern weapon of warfare. They
were waiting because over thirty years, all
previous Head of States and Presidents, including
Buhari[Military Head of State from 1984 -1986],
refused to equip the military with modern warfare
weapons. So the military waited [oh, they were
dying while supposedly waiting as troops and
officers were being slaughtered on daily basis by
the more equipped Boko Haram insurgents]until
President Goodluck Jonathan procured all the
necessary weapons, hence the difference that has
told the history of victory we now have in the
North East.
Two, military philosophy of going to war [holy war
as the theory implies] is to “annex, defeat and
conquer”. The Boko Haram group, made up of
well-trained soldiers with sophisticated modern
weapon of war, came to annex, defeat and
conquer, just like their brothers [ISIS] are doing in
the Middle-east, but it is now a fact of history
that with the modern war weapons Jonathan
procured, the same Nigerian military revised the
situation –not one local government out of 774 in
Nigeria is in the hands of any insurgents, even as
of the time the Buhari spoke. My conclusion is
that President Buhari ought to praise and eulogise
his “boys”, with a standing ovation, for “following
the very good operational procedure he
bequeathed on them”.
This copy was sent in before the inauguaration of
President Muhammadu Buhari.
Mr. Godwin Etakibuebu, a commentator on public
affairs, wrote from Lagos.
Source: www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/buhari-boko-haram-and-the-hiring-of-mercenaries/

President Muhammadu Buhari is to attend this
weekend’s G7 summit in Germany in his first
major international meeting as Nigerian
president. “The President has accepted the
invitation to attend the G7 summit. He’s expected
to depart Nigeria on Sunday for the summit. It’s
going to be a two-day trip,” his spokesman,
Shehu Garba said.
Buhari, 72, became president of Africa’s most
populous nation, top economy and leading oil
producer last Friday, taking over from Goodluck
Jonathan whom he beat in elections in March.
His office said on Saturday that Britain’s foreign
minister Philip Hammond told Buhari at a meeting
in Abuja on Friday that Prime Minister David
Cameron urged him to come to the summit with a “wish list”.
Nigeria is facing a long list of challenges, not
least the fight against Boko Haram Islamists, a
crippling power deficit, infrastructure problems,
corruption and poor governance. Buhari met
Cameron for private talks in London the week
before his inauguration, where the British leader
pledged help in a number of areas such as
fighting extremism and African migration.
Cameron also sought Buhari’s backing for “free
trade” between the European Union and Africa, a
suggestion which had the support of a number of
countries, the president’s office said in a
statement.

Source: www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/buhari-to-attend-g7-summit/

People are dying in Borno...

Our President is busy condemning the attacks....He's yet to visit them!!!

Now he's travelling to Chad...issiokay!!!!

What did you expect?

Father: claimed he had only 150 cows...Later refused to declare his assets publicly

Mother: Wore a wrist watch worth 10M for inauguration

Daughter: Making use of the military for selfish purposes

Next is Yusuf.........

No wahala, continuee!!!!

BabaOneChance and FAM!!!

Buy Yam in the north

Sell it in the South....

15 advisers??
Thought he boasted he would trim down his cabinet. Another promise broken!!!

Prof Nebo please tell this our Fanta and Coke drinking President!!!

Oby is the man of the house...the husband looks so wifey!!!
See what Obj has caused!

Ilorin again ??