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okay....na news sha

Olabestonic001:
Senegal is sending troops not Nigeria.

senegal alone? kidding right....yea sure you are

Wala




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Not for recessionistic people dou

boy o boy...y'all know what i mean

omolami:
The only and best option left for Jammeh is to use the military that has been in his support to stage a coup and take over governance up till a certain period. Thereafter the military will conduct another election in which Jammeh will also contest. He may win thereafter..

where were you when the head of the military declared total and indefinite support to jammeh?

a military intervention by ECOMOG in Gambia will require 80% support in form of military hardware and personnel from the Nigerian army, but with boko haram disgracing our armed forces in the past few years....i think jammeh believes he stands a chance...not that we can even afford another war right now.....in tribute to General Nimyel Dogonyaro a.k.a BLOOD AND THUNDER STYLE

LastProphet:
which shekau? the first, sec or third? or you mean shekau the title? are u still among the moroons that think shekau is one and the same man? with all the good english u speak u still cant get this?

calm down bro, i'll really appreciate it if u post 2 clearly distinguished pic of the previous "shekau"s .....food for thought... if mohammed yusuf the sect founder's name is not used as a title then y will abubakar shekau his second in command be used? even in the court of law u cant prosecute a homicide case suspect without recovering the body, s where the hell is shekau's rotten corpse

if he is the president, then who the hell is nnamdi kanu

lack of professionalism is a serious problem associated with our security agencies....always going for the hype...u get the feeling #DSS will announce to the public that they have captured grasshopers used to for boko haram feeding.....in the meantime Nigerians are still waiting when shekau will die

she was always a man.....this world sha....and dont be surprised they got married in a church

Aroh48:
English please.

NA UR PAPA LINGUEGE BDAT

nurex01:
I will like this page to be move to the front page @seunosewa.

so u g cme chawt fp abi? mugu

nurex01:
I just sat down and think of this; why is it that alcohol is being advertised at the entrance of every cities in Nigeria? Does it mean we are all drunkards? This is very terrible.

u dey mad.... e get product wey dey always get customers pass beer?

lilfreezy:
That's is how he spended all our money

bros free am ahbeg, the money that has been spended has been spended

it is a tabo for a beutiful girl t marry an everage nigerian nw

.that old man na him jazz man

When is d elektion

I knew her puna must be itching

Only European players were eligible for the original Ballon d'Or until 1995... Fifa has ended its association with the Ballon d'Or award for the world's best player. The award has been given by France Football every year since 1956, but for the past six years it became the Fifa Ballon d'Or in association with world football's governing body. The French magazine will continue to run the award and will announce more details on Tuesday, 20 September. Fifa ran a separate World Player of the Year award from 1991 until 2009. It is thought they will now relaunch their own trophy, with the details yet to be worked out. Barcelona forward Lionel Messi won four of the six Fifa Ballons d'Or, including the final one, with Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo winning the other two. The last year that neither of them won the Ballon d'Or or Fifa's main award was 2007, when Kaka won both.

vickvan:
Thanks for the info man. I am certainly going to open a thread and will be dropping bet predictions soon or later. 85% gurantee games. Bookies go hear am.

for real? How much u don win before?

On September 11, 2016 residents of Kwoi, headquarters of Jaba Local Government Area of Kaduna State were thrown into pandemonium when deafening sounds rent the airspace, causing serious vibrations of the earth. The incident, which was the first of its kind,sent fears down the spines of the people, who thought it was bigger than a tremor. Though, damages done are mild but the people interpreted the repeated vibrations and loud sounds to a foreboding of a possible earthquake. A Kaduna-based International Radio reporter, Suleiman Yakubu who just travelled to Kwoi on ‘Sallah’ break, told the Nation that, the incident has forced people out of their homes. He said: “Though people have not started fleeing the community, but as I talk to you, there is tension. Everyone is standing outside as the earth is vibrating under their feet. It started since morning and if it continues like this till evening. People will have no choice than to leave the town to safer places.” Yakubu spoke before the people actually started fleeing. Another eyewitness, Hon Badugu Nehemiah, said: “Since morning, many people in our villages have been running up and down, because both buildings and the ground have been shaking. Many churches had to cut short their Sunday service programmes because of the earthquake threat. As I am speaking with you, the ground is still shaking,” he said. Meanwhile, as at Thursday morning, non-native residents of Kwoi had fled the communities after evacuating their property. The desperation of the non-natives to flee the town was heightened by a much smaller tremor, which was experienced in Kwoi town on Wednesday, two days after the last one, which was thought to be the last. Sources in Kwoi said Igbo, Hausa and other non-native tribes’ shops were locked up after they had moved out with their ware and personal belongings. It was also gathered that even those who were into other forms of employment both in the private and public sectors have fled the town. According to a source, Jonathan Sati, a native of Jaba , “There was a small tremor on Tuesday night and another on Wednesday afternoon. The Igbo traders and other people that are not from here made up their minds to finally leave. The majority had moved out between Sunday afternoon and today (Thursday). “On Monday, there were 26 vibrations. Those that stayed back were not sure. But now, they are leaving. I can’t remember any of them that I know who is still around. Unless non-Ham (Kwoi dialect) women who are married here. “As for us the natives, we can’t really think of where to go now because this is our ancestral land. But, that does not mean that we are not scared. We are all living in fear, especially that the incidents are happening repeatedly,” he said. The tremor had cracked several houses and caused partial demolition of others. One of the victims whose houses were affected, Major General Yusuf Pyeng (rtd) said: “We are living in constant fear not knowing what will happen next. The tremor is so terrifying and we are desperate to know what is the cause and the future reaction. We are waiting for the geologists’ final report to know if we are staying or vacating the community. My house is well solidified, but because of the tremor there are cracks,” he said. Another resident, Emmanuel Musa, told The Nation that, “we no longer sleep with our two eyes closed. We had thought that the incident will occur and just go away like that. But now, it is making us scared. “Everyday since after the first incident, people have been leaving the town, but some of us were laughing at them then, but now, we are also scared, especially that the incident has been happening repeatedly. “If one is inside the house and the tremor starts, you just have to come out, because the house will be shaking as if it is going to fall on you.

They want to arrest bubu for plagiarism

Fifa has ended its association with the Ballon d'Or award for the world's best player. The award has been given by France Football every year since 1956, but for the past six years it became the Fifa Ballon d'Or in association with world football's governing body. The French magazine will continue to run the award and will announce more details on Tuesday, 20 September. Fifa ran a separate World Player of the Year award from 1991 until 2009. It is thought they will now relaunch their own trophy, with the details yet to be worked out. Barcelona forward Lionel Messi won four of the six Fifa Ballons d'Or, including the final one, with Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo winning the other two. The last year that neither of them won the Ballon d'Or or Fifa's main award was 2007, when Kaka won both.

Ok

My Bugatti

The definition of recession is the Nigerian economy simpu

DICKtator:
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see ur big head there

Nothing will happen due to the fact that there are no jobs in the country...so uhm enterprenurize ...i'm fvcking tired of hearing that word sef..

They forgot when d presidential election was due to hold on February [Fe-buhari] and was hitherto postponed to march [March-on-buhari] the destined man to lead this country still won
...so uhm karma....yea I smell karma....postponed the damn elektion to November if u like it still wont stop the destined one...I'm somewhere in the world but I've been seeing vibes about [umbrella] if u knw what I mean

Just in case sudden sense enter seun body