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fistonati:
We talk of d IDP's forgetting how to make adequate compensation to the Christians that lost not only properties but life as well. There's God oooooo

you talk of compensationt when there are millions without shelter, food, security, children out of school, not forgetting they have also lost families and friends. Which one comes first, restoring them to their homes or leaving them out in the Idps ?

Nigeria- a country filled with hypocrite, tribalistic fellows. Thank God Col. Sambo isn't igbo, if not some idiots would have been shouting 'witch-hunt'... Well' thank God we have a leader now, I mean a president. For that kanu. Hope he knows he is in a deep shit now, he will only be out unless there is a jail break

rill:
U no dey hear word

leave am now.. Make him send him Imei number to d sharp guy.

Laveda:
No light? Put on your Fan/ Ac.

fan is on highest level..this is not the first time' always whenever I check ur pix

Laveda:
I like you
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You love dope babes...I likey

bae' am crushing over you too. Viewed ur pix and I've been sweating since then

Eary:
Really, It's normal? But she said as each year goes by, it tend to increase in length and at times uncomfortable when walking. Abeg please put picture, i no wan leave this babe

had to make research online when I entered ur thread. Just type on wikkipedia, it would bring diff shapes of it and explain better... My g.f also has a defection on herbreast and I have never considered break up with her. Becos I dnt know what might happen to me any day too

I guess u and her si were both in second den , and No s*x happened right ? So guy why u dey dull urself ?

I smell lies. I

janellemonae:
Is it because ur plans to manipulate d situation, like uve bn doing for d past 3days, didn't work out. Just like u tried to manipulate pple against fulani herdsmen who kidnapped falae.

I know a Biafran by their comments. A pinch of truth (which is left out most times) and a large dose of fraudulent false outrage mixed wt manipulative claims of victimhood.

I think its safe to say you are confused. Who is a 'Biafra' ?

IAmTobore:
Draw your friends close, and your enemies closer.

I still don't see the enemy in this scenario

bababuff:
Who told you he was shot or he was the one in that picture

I think so

Hezolad07:
. U comment like a baby. Are u looking for more trouble?

'like a baby' lol... I hope you are in ur late 70s

So after being shot and humiliated ? Am sure there is more to this than not just allowing the COAS free movement... Your followers were killed yet u still allow them dine with you #mtchew

The fact that they opened fire first is enough reason for the NA to defend their boss. Though the shites have claimed peace.

Can't wait to listen to more tales

I see no reason a lion should escape in the first instance... Make the ones for my school no loose o

pus22:



[size=28pt]APC can not fill new candidate, dead audu have to finish the election[/size]


1. Missouri Senator Mel Carnahan

Missouri Governor Mel Carnahan famously won election to the Senate in Missouri in 2000 – 38 days after passing away in a plane crash that also claimed the lives of his son and a campaign advisor. Carnahan beat incumbent Senator John Ashcroft - who would soon move on to serve as U.S. Attorney General for President George W. Bush. Carnahan’s wife filled his spot in the Senate until a 2002 special election.

2. Tracy City Mayor Carl Geary

Earlier this year, voters in the small town of Tracy City, Tennessee, handed Carl Geary an overwhelming 285-85 victory in the city’s mayoral race – ousting incumbent Barbara Brock in the process. Geary was unable to accept, of course, because he’d passed away of a heart attack a month before the election.

To some voters, Geary's victory seemed to be a tribute of sorts; to others, it was a lesser-of-two-evils decision. In a Telegraph story on the vote, Geary’s wife Susan is quoted as saying “The day he passed away, people were calling with condolences and saying, 'We're still voting for him.'”

“I knew he was deceased," said another voter. "I know that sounds stupid, but we wanted someone other than [Brock].” Interestingly, Brock had been appointed mayor less than two years earlier, when the sitting mayor died of a heart attack.

3. Winfield Mayor Harry Stonebraker

Missouri voters were at it again in 2009 when the town of Winfield’s recently deceased incumbent mayor Harry Stonebraker won a 4th term with a staggering 90% of the vote. According to the NY Daily News, Stonebraker’s death from a heart attack only seemed to bolster the popularity he’d garnered, in part, by helping citizens recover from a flood that had ravaged the town the year before.

For his part, Stonebraker’s opponent, Bernie Panther, was completely unable to convince people that he was a better option than their dearly-departed hero – and received only 23 total votes as a result.

4. U.S. Representative Patsy Mink

Patsy Mink was a trailblazing politician who served the state of Hawaii for 12 terms in the U.S. House of Representatives. According to the National Women’s Hall of Fame, in 1964 Mink became “the first woman of color elected to the national legislature and the first Asian-American congresswoman.” After a stint serving in the President Carter’s administration and as a member of the Honolulu City Council, Mink returned to the U.S House of Representatives in 1990 – serving until she died of pneumonia weeks before election day in 2002. A few weeks after receiving a state funeral, Mink was honored once again when the voters of Hawaii re-elected her to Congress – a seat that was re-assigned a few months later after a special election.

please the electoral law of a particular country is only pecuilar to that country... All these ur examples are not valid in nigeria. Besides this kind of situation as not happened in nigeria before so the judiciary has a lot to do

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Prime Minister David Cameron has presented his case to the Commons for the UK to bomb Islamic State (IS) militants in Syria. He hopes to win MPs' support in a parliamentary vote next week. What's going on in Syria? Syria has been embroiled in a bloody armed conflict for nearly five years. More than 250,000 Syrians have been killed, and 11 million made homeless. What started as pro-democracy Arab Spring protests in 2011 spiralled into a civil war between President Bashar al-Assad's government forces and opposition supporters. In the chaos, jihadist group Islamic State moved in over the border from Iraq and claimed territory. The US, Russia, France and other world powers have entered the fray, adding to the already complex web. Syria: The story of the conflict What is the UK currently doing about it? The UK has deployed air power to Iraq in the form of eight RAF Tornado aircraft, which operate out of a British base in Cyprus. The jets have carried out about 30% of coalition surveillance missions, and under 5% of coalition air strikes in Iraq - launching guided bombs or Brimstone missiles aimed at IS targets. Reaper drones, which are remotely piloted by RAF crews in the UK, have also carried out surveillance and launched missiles at IS targets in Iraq. Parliament has not approved UK air raids in Syria - however British pilots have been embedded with coalition air forces, and two British jihadists in Syria were killed by an RAF drone strike. Why is the UK bombing Islamic State in Iraq, but not Syria? In 2013, MPs voted against possible UK military action against President Assad's forces in Syria, after evidence chemical weapons were used against civilians. Just over a year later, MPs overwhelmingly approved UK air strikes in Iraq - this time specifically against IS militants. The influential Commons Foreign Affairs Committee warned against extending bombing to Syria without a "coherent international strategy". David Cameron says it makes no sense to stop at a border IS does not recognise. He has come up with a strategy for Syria to try to build support among MPs ahead of a fresh vote. Why does the UK want to extend operations to Syria? David Cameron says IS poses a terror threat to British people, and so the UK must strike "at the head of the snake" at IS headquarters in Syria. British precision weapons would greatly help the allies' campaign, he says. However, the Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee says the UK would only have a "marginal effect" on the conflict, and risks "further reputational" damage unless it can make a clear legal case for action. Others, including Labour shadow chancellor John McDonnell, have warned against repeating mistakes of the past in Iraq and Libya, and questioned how bombing in Syria would prevent attacks from home-grown terrorists. What is David Cameron's plan? David Cameron has set out what he thinks the UK should do about the situation in Syria. It involves military, diplomatic and humanitarian action. He ruled out British "boots on the ground" - and insisted the RAF had specialist bombing capabilities that were needed by its allies. He argued there was strong legal justification on grounds of self- defence and the recent UN Security Council resolution. He also promised the UK would help deliver a government to "represent all of the Syrian people" and plan for post-conflict reconstruction. What impact would British air strikes in Syria have? A number of people, including the prime minister, have conceded that air strikes alone are not enough to defeat Islamic State. Defence think tank, the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi), has said IS will only be dislodged by "credible Arab ground forces prepared to fight block by block" through urban centres. Meanwhile the chief of the defence staff said while the UK should support its allies with air strikes, playing any "decisive role" could "add fuel to the radicalisation of Isis as an abhorrent cult". What are other countries doing? To date, US aircraft have conducted nearly all of the air strikes undertaken by the international coalition in Syria and Iraq. However, others taking part in the US-led coalition include France, Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar and Bahrain. Russia is not part of the US-led coalition. It claims to be targeting IS strongholds - however, the US fears Russia is actually targeting opponents of President Assad, who is a Russian ally. Germany is not taking part in air strikes, but has said it will do more. iFrame Where do political parties stand? While the majority of Conservative MPs would support UK military action in Syria, there are about 20 expected to oppose it. Labour is split. Leader Jeremy Corbyn is opposed to military action, but about 20 to 30 of his MPs are thought to be in favour - including members of his shadow cabinet. The SNP remains "unconvinced" and wants to see clear UN legal authorisation for air strikes. The Liberal Democrats have said they are not yet persuaded. The Greens, Plaid Cymru and UKIP are expected to vote against extending air strikes to Syria. The DUP has indicated it could vote in favour. Syria bombing: Where UK parties stand What is Islamic State? IS is a notoriously violent Islamist group which controls large parts of Syria and Iraq. It has declared its territory a caliphate - a state governed in accordance with Islamic law - under its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. What does it want? IS demands allegiance from all Muslims, rejects national borders and seeks to expand its territory. It follows its own extreme version of Sunni Islam and regards non-believers as deserving of death. How strong is IS? IS projects a powerful image, partly through propaganda and sheer brutality, and is the world's richest insurgent group. It has about 30,000 fighters but is facing daily bombing by the US-led multi-national coalition, which has vowed to destroy it. Source: BBC

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GspotAngela:
So whose fault was it ? Ojukwu couldnt equip his army properly, he couldnt feed his civilians adequately and he was boasting before the commencement of hostilities that he has the largest army in black africa and that the other side(Nigeria) would be shocked as to what they would get from him.

same thing the Nitwit'kanu' is already spreading to the stupid ones' already boasting of assembling bombs to bring down nigeria. Something a warlord couldn't do.mtchew

Isis finances major terrorist group in Africa. But they are just aware of how deadly Isis is after the Paris attack... What an hypocritical world

Okay! But the rate these guys are going is alarming

Na wao

Ok... Make we see now

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