Mubbyleey:
Since it's sharia, it must be a tangible reason...

Bugatie:


Let's shove the tribal line aside

fulanimafia:


Help yourself.

fulanimafia:

Help yourself.

fulanimafia:
I bet he was the one that sponsored those 3 young Nigerians that were caught recently on the same day and given 55 years for drug trafficking at Enugu Airport. Can you imagine how these greedy fools destroy the lives of young Nigerians? No wonder the death penalty is reserved for such sub-humans.

When will these people stop destroying the value of our passport? Don't they get tired of being slaughtered in Asian countries like the pigs they rear?

Ndeegbo kwenu!

jnrbayano:
"Police is your friend"

Anyone who says this close to me whether mistakenly or intentionally will have me slap the hell out of that person.

If its to take "kicks" and harass unarmed civilians you will know they are dutiful.

I can imagine the horror people saw and the knowledge that the police meant to protect people are now being shielded by the inanimate walls of the primary school.

The victims were just at the mercy of these beasts/Robbers.

I dey vex!

gmacnoms:
Nigeria my country... Na e buhari wan remove military checkpoints? ontop dis kind police people?

CY09:
Nice one from the NPF.

slap1:
Heartbreaking to lose a son...

EUROBOMBER:
Tell me what a grown man will enjoy in a 5yr old girl abeg?

EUROBOMBER:
Tell me what a grown man will enjoy in a 5yr old girl abeg?

CR77:
Chai but buhari promise us say 1$ go be equal to 1naira

APC is just full of propaganda and lies

donsax:

Yea, this should also be practice in northern Nigeria.

shizzle11:
femi awise, Adeyemi ademolu, omolaso taiwo, lateef Ali, akinyemi dare, sokoya wasiu are all graduates of the university of soka forest-school of cannibalism (USF)

loomer:
Our newspapers no fit write story without always using "our correspondent gathered that"

loomer:
Our newspapers no fit write story without always using "our correspondent gathered that"

nerodenero:
The boy isn't guilty of any wrongdoing. She should not hide under any mental instability. If you are tired of catering for the child, motherless children's homes are there that would cater for him.

That same knife should be used to end her too.

neweraomo:
not yet time for me,Maybe u can help me with that.. what are freinds for

neweraomo:
Rip...help me say Hi to my pop

lexy2014:
So na 4 mouth dem de rape person? Abi na mouth rape or rape of d mouth?

MEGGATRON:



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austinbrown:
U try sha but my wedding dey colourful pass this thing

elipheleh:
This fake news papers Sahara reporters are lies.
My family house is in Bayless and nothing of booing happened

hopeforcharles:

What if he later founds out?
My type of Man will never use it against a woman no matter what, but if he founds out outside it might be more disastrous than ever. What do u think she should do about telling him.

hopeforcharles:

What if he later founds out?
My type of Man will never use it against a woman no matter what, but if he founds out outside it might be more disastrous than ever. What do u think she should do about telling him.

what r u even doing with such information?..wot if she digs up ur ugly past which u've never mentioned 2 her??

hopeforcharles:

What if he later founds out?
My type of Man will never use it against a woman no matter what, but if he founds out outside it might be more disastrous than ever. What do u think she should do about telling him.

Moloso:
it could have been better if it was a female...

Yeeyo:
A new stupidity ppl adopt abt dis issue of trekin, very soon ppl will turn 2 mad.

Realdeals:
Since the victory of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari in the March 28 presidential election in Nigeria, many Nigerians have been trekking in solidarity and celebration of his victory from different directions of the country to Abuja, the nation’s federal capital city.

It all started with the 33 year old Suleiman Hasheem, who trekked from Lagos to Abuja in fulfilment of a promise he made about two years ago, that should Gen. Muhammadu Buhari win the 2015 presidential election, he would trek from wherever he was to Abuja, which he did.

The latest in the league of the trekkers is a 35 year old nursing mother, Mrs. Alice Daniel, who is now on her way from Minna to Abuja to fulfill a promise she made also, just before the March 28 presidential and National Assembly elections.

Narrating her story in an exclusive interview with Newsline, Mrs. Alice, a mother of five, said it all started when her husband, Abdulwasiu informed her that he had a dream that President Goodluck Jonathan was going to lose the presidential election to Gen.Buhari.

She said she told her husband that it would not be possible for an incumbent president to lose the election to an opposition candidate, adding that even if he won, he would not be declared winner as was the case in the 2007 and 2011. At the time, she said, she was heavily pregnant and due for the labour ward.

Mrs. Alice said prior to the election, the issue came up again in one of their discussions with her husband and three other people present, where she promised that if Gen. Buhari won the election and was declared winner she would trek from Minna to Abuja to personally congratulate him for the victory.

According to her, she gave birth to her last child on April 2, 2015, and that she was determined to fulfill her promise with the declaration of Gen. Buhari as the winner of the March 28 presidential election.

Mrs. Alice, a Gbagyi by tribe, from Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State, told Newsline that there were efforts by her husband, mother and some family members as well as friends to stop her, but that her mind was made up to fulfill the promise she had made to herself.
She took off on the foot journey at about 6:00am on Sunday, from Chanchaga bridge, and while sharing the experience of her mission so far, she said it was fun and that some motorists who were ignorant of her mission offered to assist her but she declined, while others gave her money.

When asked of the health hazard of her mission on her and her newly born baby girl, considering the fact that she gave birth just barely 40 days ago, she expressed optimism that nothing would happen to her and her child and that the only thing she looked forward to was for her to accomplish her mission.

Mrs. Alice, who resides at Anguwan Daji, in Chanchaga Local Government Area of Niger State, said if she reached Abuja she will head straight to Gen. Buhari’s campaign office where she hoped to be led to the president-elect.

Mrs. Alice said she intends to walk between 6:00am to 5:00pm daily and rest at intervals.

And as at the time of compiling this report, Mrs. Alice Daniel was already around Baidna Village, near Kwakuti, along Minna-Suleja Road where Newsline had this interview with her, Monday.

See more at: http://www.newsline.ng/2015/05/12/buharis-victory-woman-with-40-day-old-baby-treks-to-abuja-to-fulfil-a-vow/
Joblessness!..the husband of this woman well so??

Realdeals:
Since the victory of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari in the March 28 presidential election in Nigeria, many Nigerians have been trekking in solidarity and celebration of his victory from different directions of the country to Abuja, the nation’s federal capital city.

It all started with the 33 year old Suleiman Hasheem, who trekked from Lagos to Abuja in fulfilment of a promise he made about two years ago, that should Gen. Muhammadu Buhari win the 2015 presidential election, he would trek from wherever he was to Abuja, which he did.

The latest in the league of the trekkers is a 35 year old nursing mother, Mrs. Alice Daniel, who is now on her way from Minna to Abuja to fulfill a promise she made also, just before the March 28 presidential and National Assembly elections.

Narrating her story in an exclusive interview with Newsline, Mrs. Alice, a mother of five, said it all started when her husband, Abdulwasiu informed her that he had a dream that President Goodluck Jonathan was going to lose the presidential election to Gen.Buhari.

She said she told her husband that it would not be possible for an incumbent president to lose the election to an opposition candidate, adding that even if he won, he would not be declared winner as was the case in the 2007 and 2011. At the time, she said, she was heavily pregnant and due for the labour ward.

Mrs. Alice said prior to the election, the issue came up again in one of their discussions with her husband and three other people present, where she promised that if Gen. Buhari won the election and was declared winner she would trek from Minna to Abuja to personally congratulate him for the victory.

According to her, she gave birth to her last child on April 2, 2015, and that she was determined to fulfill her promise with the declaration of Gen. Buhari as the winner of the March 28 presidential election.

Mrs. Alice, a Gbagyi by tribe, from Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State, told Newsline that there were efforts by her husband, mother and some family members as well as friends to stop her, but that her mind was made up to fulfill the promise she had made to herself.
She took off on the foot journey at about 6:00am on Sunday, from Chanchaga bridge, and while sharing the experience of her mission so far, she said it was fun and that some motorists who were ignorant of her mission offered to assist her but she declined, while others gave her money.

When asked of the health hazard of her mission on her and her newly born baby girl, considering the fact that she gave birth just barely 40 days ago, she expressed optimism that nothing would happen to her and her child and that the only thing she looked forward to was for her to accomplish her mission.

Mrs. Alice, who resides at Anguwan Daji, in Chanchaga Local Government Area of Niger State, said if she reached Abuja she will head straight to Gen. Buhari’s campaign office where she hoped to be led to the president-elect.

Mrs. Alice said she intends to walk between 6:00am to 5:00pm daily and rest at intervals.

And as at the time of compiling this report, Mrs. Alice Daniel was already around Baidna Village, near Kwakuti, along Minna-Suleja Road where Newsline had this interview with her, Monday.

See more at: http://www.newsline.ng/2015/05/12/buharis-victory-woman-with-40-day-old-baby-treks-to-abuja-to-fulfil-a-vow/

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