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Crocky23:I'm 100% sure that old man is much more healthier than you. Because if you know the damage this your ill-wishes for Buhari and hatred is doing to your health, you will change your ways. |
He didn't kill that snake. He set a wire trap for the reptile or any other animal like squirrel and the snake walked into the wire trap. Check the picture very well.
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Horlufemi:I'm not judging you. I'm just telling you that you made a disrespectful statement. If I were you, I will take back my words and apologize. Social media is a blind date but whatever you can't say to the face of the person you are addressing, you shouldn't say it online. I still have a father(though very old), but I can't call my father a hoe. And if I can't call mine a hoe, why would I call someone else's father one? You don't need to be abusive to make your point known. Just be objective. |
generaliy:The namr sound familiar. You know any arikuyeri ![]() |
Horlufemi:There is no how you can claim being born again and you call the general overseer "G.HOE". You won't even address your boss in the office like that. You contradict yourself. Those are fathers. Calling someone's father a hoe says all about you. |
generaliy:Boss did you study in offa? Kwara state? Or FUTA? |
teresafaith:Such will be said of you too on your day. What goes around comes around. |
Solosolojohquay:God help your soul. Amen |
Keneking:As the giant of Africa, very soon bro. Of which na interim govt not a proper one so no need for such visits. |
Elnino4ladies:That is a fallacy of ambiguous generalization. You can't say he will be worse until he has done like 3 or 4 months. Give him some benefit of doubt. |
nairanaira12:There were some bonds signed. Unless he acts outside the written script he should be another Abdusalam Abubakar. |
It is the beginning of another Era(Hope R. Mugabe is not the script writer of all this coup paparazi sha).
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Emmerson Mnangagwa has been sworn in as Zimbabwe's new leader, following Robert Mugabe's resignation this week after nearly four decades of rule. Mnangagwa, the country's former vice president, swore an oath of office to serve as interim president until a leader is elected at the polls next year. He is expected to contest the election as well. "I, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, swear that as president of the republic of Zimbabwe I will be faithful to Zimbabwe and obey, uphold and defend the constitution and all other laws of Zimbabwe," he said. Tens of thousands of people filled the cavernous National Sports Stadium in the capital, Harare, with African leaders and other dignitaries among them to watch the historic moment. Known as "The Crocodile" for his political cunning and longevity, Mnangagwa fled the country after Mugabe fired him earlier this month, a dismissal that triggered the political turmoil and an apparent military coup in Harare. Mnangagwa returned to Zimbabwe on Wednesday, a day after Mugabe's resignation, and vowed to take the country into a new era of democracy and to rebuild the economy that rotted under Mugabe's decades-long iron grip. But critics have questioned whether Mnangagwa -- who is said to have been behind some of Mugabe's most ruthless policies -- is able to bring about reforms and return civil liberties to a people who have been oppressed for so long. http://edition.cnn.com/2017/11/24/africa/mnangagwa-swearing-in-zimbabwe/index.html
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Primusinterpares:You should be much more concerned about the Nigerian education. In the late 80's when i was writing my pry 6 school leaving exam(NOT COMMON ENTRANCE), I had three subjects then. Maths, Eng and General studies. The general studies had CRK as one of the subjects embedded. There was this teacher calling out answers to students. As a young boy that grew up in a deeper life home, i never had any reason to study CRK but i never had less that 95%. At a time I started cross checking what he was dictating with my own answers that I was 100% sure of, they were wrong answers. That day I felt bad for students that believed in him. Those are the kind of teachers in public schools now teaching those students in exam halls. IF not for private schools, only 2% will even pass WAEC these days. |
Nelsizzy:hmm |
gurunlocker:You grab. Kids just full nairaland. |
ivolt:I rest my case. Cancel ke? Don't say this outside o. |
ivolt:Growing up when I traveled to Ghana for international students' convention in KUMASI at church of Pentecost headquarters, we(students) raised almost 500 million Cedi for a launching. But today, the value of their money is good internationally compared to Naira. Hope you know they have 1 billion and 1 trillion Zimbabwean dollar notes. Just read about their economy u go know say we still dey paradise small for naija. |
investwisely:There are brooms and there are brooms. Ask the old mothers. |
These are not brooms na. You want to know how a proper broom looks like ask me when i was little and we used to sweep the compound. There are different types though. 1. Long and flexible: used for sitting room and daddy's bedroom. 2. Long and hard : used for the general rooms and kitchen. 3. short and hard : used for the cemented areas outside within the compound. 4. Very short, hard and thick: Yorubas call it ''Igbale shakiti''. That is for under trees outside the gate and for packing BINGO's shit every-time . These kind of brooms are the ones you take to school when the health teacher ask you to bring brooms to school and mama buys only one and has to share it between you and four of your sisters. Na legelege brooms. |
sokera:You spoke my mind. |
free2ryhme:LOL and may new year come early for us too in Nigeria. AMEN. ![]() |
Like I do tell close people around me, how I wish God can raise up a Jerry J. Rawlings for us in Nigeria. Just watch and see how things will get better for them in Zimbabwe so far it was a bloodless ousting and not a revolution like they has in Egypt, Libya and co. See Ghana today, their economy is on geometrical rise. But our own politicians have held us to ransom. The God that did it for the Zimbabweans will do it for us peacefully too in Nigeria without any chaos, riot or war. AMEN!!!!!!!! |
free2ryhme:I'm telling you. Yorubas will say ''igba kon o lo rere''. In hip hop language, no long thing. His days are over and over for good. |
FarahAideed:In KJV language, ''THOU SAYEST'' and ''I HEARETH''. lol. ![]() |
He already resigned. GBAM.................... But jokes apart 37 years is a long way man. And come to think of it a 93 year old man must be having memory losses by now. You must always remind him of conversations every five five minutes........... |
The old man is gone................ Like I do tell close people around me, how I wish God can raise up a Jerry J. Rawlings for us in Nigeria. Just watch and see how things will get better for them in Zimbabwe so far it was a bloodless ousting and not a revolution like they had in Egypt, Libya and co. See Ghana today, their economy is on a geometrical rise. But our own politicians have held us to ransom. The God that did it for the Zimbabweans will do it for us peacefully too in Nigeria without any chaos, riot or war. AMEN!!!!!!!!
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akinreals:GBAM.................... But jokes apart 37 years is a long way man. And come to think of it a 93 year old man must be having memory losses by now. You must always remind him of conversations every five five minutes........... |
FarahAideed:Buhari hasn't even spent 4 years baba. calm down. The people you should be firing such prayers against are those senators that have spent over 16 years in senate and the governors that spent 8 years in their states and are presently serving as senators and the governors that are concluding their 8 years and still aspiring for senate. Those ones should concern you better man. |
He has finally resigned watching live on CNN. Pics and details to follow. Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has resigned, the speaker of the country's Parliament said, bringing an end to his 37 years of rule. The announcement came as Parliament began proceedings to impeach him, six days after the military seized control in the capital, Harare. Mugabe's resignation marks the an end of an era in Zimbabwe -- he ruled the country with an iron fist for almost four decades and is the only leader the nation has known since it achieved independence from Britain in 1980. http://edition.cnn.com/2017/11/21/africa/robert-mugabe-resigns-zimbabwe-president/index.html
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I keep asking Aregbesola's supporters that why can't he contest in Osun state if actually he has done well as the sitting governor? My pastor tells me that even the devil has an iota of conscience inside of him. That tiniest part of Aregbesola's conscience is telling him he actually messed up as a governor in Osun state. Forget the schools he built that man spent 7 years plus now. |
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). Sit down think from the area of love, the love for God. By their fruits you shall know them. (You know the fruits of the spirit)