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CXLVII:
As in! Dem dey hawk the matter like Gala

No wonder, you could only operate the strike function on the keyboard.
I see now, English is not easy for you!
Maybe, you should write in Fulani if that would help.

babaolofin:
IBOs are always on rampage

Changing the subject to IBO will not help this beautiful young Yoruba lady who has just been killed?
Did blaming IBOs help you find who has been terrorizing Yorubaland?
Ask Chief Olu Falae!

Tinubu did not really come for condolence, he came to spread a political message, muddy the water a little bit, and of course divert attention away from Fulani herdsmen-his paymasters.
However, pertinent questions are begging for answers:

1. Has Evans been convicted and sentenced of the crimes in question?
2. Like Evans, we have other criminals from Yoruba, hausa, Ijaw, etc facing the law as required, right? Why are alleged Fulani criminal not in court?
3. Where are the "criminals" who have attempted to kill Olu Falea in his farm many times now?
4. Any idea who's occupying major parts of Ondo forest?
5. Has anyone solved the many cases of unsolved herdsmen robbery, rape, and vandalism in Yoruba land, and other parts of the country?

This shows that like corruption, petty theft, and credit card fraud, causing political confusion for short term gain is another lesson learned by Tinubu from Chicago.

Maybe, that was Evans too, according to Tinubu

Tinubu did not come for condolence, he came to spread a political message, muddy the water a little bit, and of course divert attention away from Fulani herdsmen.
However, pertinent questions are begging for answers:

1. Has Evans been convicted and sentenced of the crimes in question?
2. Like Evans, we have other criminals from Yoruba, hausa, Ijaw, etc facing the law as required, right? Why are alleged Fulani criminal not in court?
3. Where are the "criminals" who have attempted to kill Olu Falea in his farm many times now?
4. Any idea who's occupying major parts of Ondo forest?
5. Has anyone solved the many cases of unsolved herdsmen robbery, rape, and vandalism in Yoruba land, and other parts of the country?

This shows that like corruption, petty theft, and credit card fraud, causing political confusion for short term gain is another lesson learned by Tinubu from Chicago.

@poster,
while you have tried to bring information related to transplant cost, I am afraid that in a country with so little education and information, full of superstitious use of human parts for rituals, your thread; it's title and content does more harm than good.

You mischievously post "What some of human organs and parts are worth in the black market"-a misleading caption that gives credence to the facts, that yes, there a market where some body parts are worth plenty of money.

The truth is that the figures you showed include, and mostly made of of hospital, doctors, nursing care, medications, and equipment. There is no hospital that has a price for any organ, yes organs are not paid for in US hospitals. I know, because I am in the industry. There are however costs for services, medications, and equipment that arise from transplantation. Look up the red cross or United organ net work UNOS to ascertain the truth.

Please modify or remove this thread, because it's not only misleading, but capable of endangering lives of innocent people who may think that the organs will automatically fetch such an outrageous amount. And falsely too!

@moderator-pls note!

NPF is now the armed wing of APC

FlirtyKaren:
Rauf Aregbesola, the Governor of Osun State has been lauded by indigenes of the state for driving himself to work.

According to Instagram user @itsdolapojulius, Governor Rauf Aregbesola who is preparing to round off his tenure, insisted on driving himself to the office yesterday evening. His post reads;

SUN DOWN, MAN IN POWER

He insisted on driving himself to the office yesterday evening lest he gets rusty on the wheel. Lol.


https://lailasnews.com/rauf-aregbesola-lauded-by-osun-indigenes-driving-himself-to-work/

Wonderful!
Congratulations for driving yourself governor.
@poster, please let us know when chews and swallows the food put into his mouth by political assistants and aids, next when he defecates , and then if he should pass any gas in between so that we can fire the necessary and compulsory 21-gun salute!

Buhari's security chiefs are not incompetent; to say so means you have no idea who Buhari is: the security chiefs are simply obedient, following the president's every order!

INEC is hiding sometin!

Yes, God save us!

Let's not forget the anatomical and physiological differences between a 41 year old ruler and say a 71 year old ruler.
At 41, the ruler is likely at his peak in terms of energy, short term memory/thinking fast, stamina, vision, and perception.
These functions are greatly impaired in most 71 year olds, unfortunately, in Africa we tolerate them, because we worship personalities, and cult figures, not concepts or ideas.

Who will rescue us!

If God loves Nigeria, and wants us to survive as nation, here's the formula!

https://qz.com/1334958/how-abiy-ahmed-transformed-ethiopia-in-100-days/?utm_source=YPL&yptr=yahoo


The changes are nothing short of seismic, proof that nothing remains the same forever.
In just over 100 days, Ethiopia’s new prime minister Abiy Ahmed has taken radical steps aimed at dismantling the country’s troubled past and paving the way for a new future. After years of protests, state killings, ethnic violence, internet shutdowns, and emergency rules, the Horn of Africa nation has made an astonishing and promising turnaround for the better.

Abiy Ahmed, the newly elected chair of the Ethiopian Peoples' Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) is sworn in as the country's Prime Minister, Monday, April 2, 2018. Ethiopia's legislature has elected young and outspoken Abiy Amhed as prime minister, amid hopes that he will be able to quell sustained anti-government protests in Africa's second most populous nation.


Abiy, Africa’s youngest leader at 41, has overseen all this, taking a sledgehammer’s approach in order to establish quick and lasting change on both the local and foreign levels. Domestically, Abiy’s administration announced it would loosen its monopoly on several key economic sectors, including aviation and telecoms. This has reportedly prompted Kenya’s Safaricom to negotiate the entry of its dominant mobile money service M-Pesa in the country. Politically, in a nation where all parliament seats are held by the ruling Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front, Abiy has urged the nation to pursue multiparty democracy.

Abiy’s administration also freed prominent opposition leaders and journalists, including Andargachew Tsege, a British citizen who was seized during a stopover in Yemen in 2014.

But it’s Abiy’s work across the east and Horn of Africa region that have brought a sharp focus to his reformist politics. In June, Abiy went to Egypt to assure president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi—in Arabic nonetheless—that Egypt won’t cut its share of the Nile waters. The hugs and smiles that followed the meeting showcased a significant step to breaking the deadlock over who controls the world’s longest river. On his flight home, Abiy brought with him 32 Ethiopian inmates freed from Egyptian prisons.

After decades of political and military impasse, Abiy also announced Ethiopia would accept a 2000 peace deal with Eritrea. That announcement cascaded in a series of events that ended the hostility between the two nations and captured the world and storytellers’ attention. These include the reopening of embassies, the resumption of trade, and the reunification of friends and family after the first commercial flight from Ethiopia crossed into Eritrean airspace this century last week.

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (L) and Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki (R) attend the re-opening of the Eritrean embassy in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in a brief ceremony 16 July 2018. The leaders declared their 'state of war' over one week ago and Isaias spent the weekend in Ethiopia. Eritrea reopened its embassy in Ethiopia 16 July in further evidence of a rapid thaw between two countries that a week ago ended two decades of military stalemate over a border war in which tens of thousands died.

Abiy also presided over the first meeting in two years between South Sudanese President Salva Kiir and his bitter rival, Riek Machar, in an effort to end the five-year civil war that has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions.

With his youthful popularity, Abiy has also become a sort of consigliere of cool, appearing at a concert with Eritrean strongman Isaias Afwerki, and scheduling a dinner date with the famous humanoid robot, Sophia, some of whose software was developed in Ethiopia. He has also appeared at rallies wearing a t-shirt with a Nelson Mandela fist-clinched photo above a slogan that read, “No one is free until the last one is free.”

While many challenges await Abiy after this honeymoon period is over, the reformist politician is proving to be the bearer of good news for now, not only Ethiopia but the region and Africa at large. This week, he will take this message of hope and unity to the diaspora in the United States, where many, including marathoner Feyisa Lilesa, remain hopeful about the change of guard in their home nation.

Khd95:
igbo amaka oooh

Yes, oh!
Guess who are her customers? A woman has to make a living in Buhari's corrupt Nigeria.

sarrki:
We need attitudinal changes in our society first

Buhari is not the cause of your problem

When the fish starts rotting from the head, nothing will be spared.
Buhari is the head of Nigeria, so all problems, disorders, criminality, and corruption lead directly to him.
If this republic fails it will be his fault 100%, and to a lesser degree those of his praise singers like you.
1984 easily comes to mind.

Tinubu will be the first big casualty of Buhari win 2019.

blazer2018:
I don't know what the fuse it about the directive...how can a minister be overseeing d affairs of a whole ministry without bn checked by a board as provided in d law of d land? Or is d Trust Fund agency dat was accused of using N5.6B to subscribe for DSTV and Fuel within 4 years not under Ngige's ministry?

Oshiomhole is bringing to the table what that ball-less Oyegun couldn't...putting everyone on his toes.

The man is very corrupt like many friends and associates of Buhari

See how Oshiomle waxes very strong whenever it comes to Igbo public officials. Remember how he falsely accused Ngozi Okonjo Iweala of all sorts of crimes.

Cleansing of Fulani image continues.

senchris:
Na so, even Okoi Obono-Obla the certificate forger is also talking about fighting corruption. Which form of corruption is worse than the one that is hanging on his and Kemi's necks. Useless set of people.

Yes. Having the forger Obono Obla still hanging around the government is corruption in itself.

Abujalal:
No Matter How Bad The Americans Are, They Always Remain United Without Condeming Their Country. When Are We Going To Learn?

Where were you when Buhari was using radio chanji to incite against GEJ?

The emir is part of the problem. Gwari people are not Fulanis, and they don't want or need a Fulani emir.
Mr. emir, how many Gwari indeginous people have you denied jobs, access to government facility, permit to build churches in the past?
Soon we'll have emir of Jos and emir of Markurdi.

What ever you are doing is not working

goodconscience:
Meanwhile...

Dankwambo is another APC guy masquerading as PDP.

How long has he been in this capacity?
Probably 3 to 4 years, even when fronting as PDP chair.

Afamed:
Just like how all states roads have been fixed in less than 1 week.

Yes, the restrictive FG law designed to spur even development ended up binding and limiting other progressive states even in road maintenance.

Let FG hands off airport construction and maintenance, and see how this problem will be fixed in 1 week.

Moderator: Rule # 2 violation! Close this thread asap!

Ejimagift:
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You people are terrible. You have reduced human lives to something to play religious card with. WTF is Christian and Muslim leaders? We are talking about killing of human beings (fellow Nigerians) in particular yet all your confused brain can process is their religion. We were born into this world as innocent kids before been brainwashed into islam/christianity and others. If i had the power, i will ban any form of religion in this country. Religion is the greatest problem of humanity

Nice attempt to change the topic, Mr. Muslim leader!

Very predictable list filled with names of political enemies!!!