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:oI can't find my name naw I can't find my name naw |
If u r not contented, Chad is not far. |
money cant buy luv |
No be lie... Xpecially wen Pastor says don't date If you are not ready for marriage |
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I couldn't read through Sowie for taking ur space @NAIRALANDERS BELOW |
I for no open this thread... Red nose kor, wed hose nii |
Ladies, can u rock dis type of hairdo......@guys, can u allow ur gf to rock diz ![]() ??
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For terrorism a lone !!! |
She try |
My caption of the picture : Oshomole and Lara : (kissing) Gen. Buhari : Kai, see d way osho dey kiss fa, make I clap so dat dem no go think say I dey jealous Caption urs...
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Wen D day of reckoning will come, all those 'boko_bastard ' will rot in hell. R. I. P to the deceased Fake ass nigaz (bokoharam) can neva win wat dey r calling for. I hate dis bokoharamites with passion #team_bokoharam_must_stop_by_all_means I wish I can poisoned dem all |
Racism is wen Adams Oshomole (black) married to Lara Forte (yellow) instead of black Edo gurl |
Ur type no too common as virgin for naija again. Happy Marriage in advance. |
BY NDAHI MARAMA, MAIDUGURI Following the deadly attack by Boko Haram on Maiduguri, the Borno state capital Wednesday evening, the Army has imposed a 24 hours curfew on the troubled city. Sporadic gunshots and multiple explosions engulfed Maiduguri from 5pm into the night Wednesday, forcing many residents to flee their homes but were trapped as the military blocked all major roads and streets in the metropolis to avoid further attacks or penetration by the insurgents. File: People gather to look at a burnt vehicle following a bomb explosion that rocked the busiest roundabout near the crowded Monday Market in Maiduguri, Borno State. The imposition of the 24-hour curfew was contained in a press statement signed by Colonel Tukur Gusau, the Deputy Director Army Public Relations and made available to our Correspondent in Maiduguri on Thursday morning. Gusau said “In view of the recent development within Maiduguri metropolis a 24hr curfew is hearby imposed in the city. This is done to protect lives and property of innocent and law abiding people of maiduguri. The Nigerian Army wish to once again thank you for your continuous support and cooperation. The situation is firmly under control”. The statement added. www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/boko-haram-attack-army-imposes-24-hour-curfew-on-maiduguri/
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It wasn't intentional but d force of ur punch caused an internal bleeding, na jazz u take hit d guy biko ? Rip to Nonso It's one of d unfortunate things of life |
Arm robbers come to your house after robbing u, they gave u a gun to shoot and kill ur wife. Suddenly u went down on ur knees pleading saying "wallahi" sir i can't because i love her wholeheartedly. Then the angry robbers collected the gun and give it to ur wife quickly she collected the gun, pointed it at u and pulled the trigger unfortunately there was no bullet. The robber collected the gun laughed and left . Guy be honest after the encounter what will u do if this woman is ur wife? |
An argument came among myself and some of my folks concerning which tribe in d Nigeria ethnic groups which can greet each other the most. The options includes: yorubas, fulanis, igbos, hausas, nupes, kamberis etc......... Abeg make una help us out o! |
Hope that's gonna stop bribery and corruption sha Congratulations!!! |
There has been fuel scarcity in my area now for the past few days and a litre of petrol is sold at d rate of 200naira/litre at filling station while black marketers are selling at the rate of 250naira. Meanwhile, am reporting from New Bussa, Niger State. So, pls let's know how much a liter of petrol is in ur area.... |
I luv Nigeria's culture |
A Renewable Energy expert, Prof. Sylvester Egwu, has advised the President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, to tackle the epileptic power supply in the country by dismantling all generators in Aso Rock Villa. He also urged Buhari the President elect to order the Power Holding Company, PHCN, and Distribution Companies, DISCOs, to give the Villa power supply to save huge money spent on generating sets. Egwu said that Nigeria as the giant of Africa has no justifiable reason to be in perpetual darkness, when it had all the potential to be energy sufficient and even export electricity outside the country. Speaking exclusively with Sweetcrude, he said, “Nigeria as a giant of Africa has no justifiable reason to be in perpetual darkness having all the potential to be energy sufficient and export it to the poorer West African nations. “The lack of electric power in Nigeria has become an incurable disease that has eaten up progress, dignity and pride of Nigeria over several decades with billions of US dollars already sunk and wasted by Nigeria. “Nigeria power capacity has been abysmally hovering around 0-4000 MW for a population of about 170 million people. This is abnormal and a sin against the Creator of the universe. God said ‘Let there be light’ but Nigeria says NO. Because there is no light, “The President -elect can cure this disease sometime attributed to witches and wizards by some people by taking the following drastic, uncommon and bold steps to bring Nigeria to light and restore her dignity: “He can set an example by dismantling all generators in Aso Rock Villa and ordering PHCN /DISCOs to give the Villa power supply and remove all generators in the government houses including PHCN offices. Impose death penalty or life jail for vandalism and sabotage of operations, facilities and installations. “On importation of refined crude products, he said, Nigeria is wasting crude oil money on fuel; the refineries must be made to work. Nigeria under proper energy management can be a giant of Africa and indeed a developed nation everyone will love and live in with pride and dignity.” The author of “Renewable Energy: An Overview”, further noted that Nigerians are fleeing from darkness to poorer and developed countries in search of electricity. He decried that Nigeria, which is blessed with abundant resources is getting poorer on daily basis, and bedevilled by insecurity and increasing crime waves, adding, “there are no industries and factories, there is high unemployment and there is death and suffering caused by the use of generators everywhere.” Egwu described energy as a motive force that drives the economy. According to him, “The more a nation consumes energy, the more prosperous that nation becomes with better quality of life and improved wellbeing of its people. “There is no nation in the world that depends only on generators for power supply except Nigeria. Nigerians have turned themselves individually to PHCN with generators of all sizes to power themselves. Individual power supply is only everyday’s punishment which cannot guarantee energy sufficiency. “With improved, efficient and adequate power supply, Nigeria will indeed become a giant of Africa with less insecurity, improved educational standard as there will be light for school work, factories and industries will spring up. “Unemployment will be reduced, and life will become more comfortable and corruption will be minimised while poverty will be reduced.” he said. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/how-to-make-nigerias-electricity-work/ |
By Prisca Sam-Duru AGROUP, United Nigerians In Diaspora, UNID, has called on the Federal Government to prevail on the Indonesian government to stay action on its plans to execute eight more Nigerian citizens for drug related offences. Briefing newsmen in Lagos, the group’s president, Mr. Paschal Okolie, condemned what it described as the poor attitude of the government towards the recent execution of four Nigerians in Indonesia. His words: ”Considering that the next batch of execution will take place in no distant time in Indonesia, we urge the good people of Nigeria and our government to rise up with the entire world to stop further executions of Nigerians. Enough of the killings. Nigeria should leverage on the strong bilateral relationship it has with Indonesia and negotiate to stop the execution of the eight waiting to be killed. In as much as we totally condemn drug trafficking and wish to sensitise intending traffickers on the consequences that awaits offenders, we also condemn capital punishment especially since it has not been able to quell the issue of drug trafficking in Indonesia.” Okolie who gave names of those awaiting further execution as, Michael Titus Igwe, Kingsley Okonkwo, Uchenna Onyewuru, Eugene Ape, Hunphery Ejike, Obinna Nwajiagu, Benjamin Onuoha and Ikenna Abanukwu, said, ”Nigerian Embassy in Indonesia is longer concerned with passport renewals than the welfare or security of Nigerians. Those Nigerians killed were not giving fair trial, there is language barrier which made it impossible for them to defend themselves properly, Nigerian embassy did not even send representatives to court to assist them, so they were left at the mercy of Indonesia which was bent on killing them.” ‘’Most times Nigerians are thrown into prisons for more than four months without anyone knowing about it. They are tortured and some even die in the process. The way a country treats her citizens, is a reflection of how the citizens will be treated in foreign lands. Therefore, we feel it is high time our government rose to the occasion to ameliorate the plight of its citizens.’’ “we expected our government to show concern just like other countries whose nationals were involved. The way a government treats its citizens, is a reflection of how the citizens are likely to be treated in foreign lands. Therefore, we feel it is high time our government rose to the occasion to ameliorate the plights of its citizens no matter the circumstance. We use this opportunity to appeal to the youth, to beware of the kind of friendships they keep as well as activities they engage themselves. One of the reasons there are many young Nigerians in prisons in different countries of the world today, is due to get rich quick syndrome, fast track. But in the end, they lose everything including their lives.” www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/8-more-nigerians-face-execution-in-indonesia-diaspora-group/ |
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Adesolomon2014:Am also reporting by June 2 |
Abeg Bros Park well Dis one wey call-up letters neva dey na trash o |
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Hmmm... All I see is OLD CARGOS punctured with bleaching. |
Yawns |
I av crush on her |
I can't find my name naw