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They better know that no single kobo of the $10 billion will be placed where they can loot it. Unrepentant thieves! |
Reason for skipping first heat is to wait for the dog to mature. At 19 months, your dog is very mature. Get her mated if you need puppies. |
Hugging! This Fayose has no respect for the Yoruba tradition. |
Please does anybody know why all arms of governments at all levels are yet to start patronising Innoson despite all their campaign about "Made In Nigeria" products? Why do they prefer to import? Shouldn't they be at the forefront of encouraging Nigerians to buy, by showing us examples? Is the quality compromised? Or is it because, change begins with 'us'.
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Please does anybody know why governments at all levels are yet to start patronising this MIN products? Shodnt be at the forefront of encouraging to buy? |
Rivers 9.O2 billion Na so Wike just dey hammer dey go |
Lolz All this old men sef |
All this north vs south politicians sef ![]() |
"Most Influential" and "Most Powerful" are two very different things na Chudichu: |
Please go and check. 'Most influential' is not about knowing big people, occupying big office or having western connections. It is about how many people have opinion about you, whether love or hate. It is about the discussions your statement or opinion can generate around the world. That's why Shekau was on the list a few years ago and people made so much noise about 'ojoro' by the West to promote Shekau. But at that time Shekau and BH were shaking the whole world. At the moment, Adichie's name is everywhere. There are even many other women ahead of NOI sef. When last did you see NOI's opinion being discussed? When last did she make headlines? Built2last: |
Indonesia's parliament has passed controversial laws authorising chemical castration, minimum sentences and execution for convicted paedophiles. President Joko Widodo proposed the changes in May following the gang rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl. The laws were subject to fierce debate in parliament, with two opposition parties voting against castration. Human rights groups have objected to the punishments, arguing that violence will not be stopped by violence. The Indonesian Doctors Association said administering chemical castration would violate its professional ethics and said its members should not take part. 'Harshest punishments' The procedure entails injecting convicts with female hormones. It is used on sex offenders in Poland, South Korea, Russia, and some US states, among others. Prisoners in UK jails can volunteer for the treatment. The new laws also allow judges to sentence paedophiles to death or tag them electronically, and applies a 10-year minimum sentence for child sex crimes. Human rights groups including the National Commission for Women (NCW) criticised the laws and called for them to be re-evaluated each year to test whether they are a deterrent. Azriana, the head of the NCW, said: "Other countries that have chemical castration have not seen a reduction in sexual crime against children. Also it's a very expensive procedure and what we should be spending and investing our money in is services to support and help the victims." Dr Yohana Susana Yembise, Indonesia's Minister for Women Empowerment and Child Protection, said the administration was "praying" that the punishments "will have the desired effect". She said: "Now we have the harshest punishments: the death penalty, life in prison, chemical castration, the public naming of perpetrators and the electronic chip. These are now law, so even if you hate the idea of them everyone now has to support this." The punishments follow a number of high profile cases of child sexual abuse in the country. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/37629558
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Wike should just shut up and cover his face kawai |
So these judges are now above the law. It's becoming clearer that they are our problem. Thieves, riggers, robbers killers etc all get free. How can. And we expect the country to be secure and peacefulet with people getting justice only through self help.
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A viable railway is the only way that countries successfully stop trailers from sharing roads with innocent commuters In those days heavy goods used to move by rail |
This is serious matter o |
Give them the hook, not the fish. |
What happens to the money he made through acting? |
You have started again abi? ![]() You cannot continue like this. HQuadreal:
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Looks like a GSD. Likely 4 to 6 weeks old. I doubt if it's older than 6 weeks. |
Ha! |
Kini big deal abi? I'm not sure you ever had the misfortune of being around the airport when Madams Faka or Ngo were in charge. You for sabi the big deal now. youngaz: |
Kini big deal? I'm not sure you ever had the misfortune of being around the airport when Madams Faka or Ngo were in charge. You for sabi the big deal now. youngaz: |
Saharareporters has names and faces. Trent is faceless and anonymous. So it is fake. seunmsg: |
What is this one saying? If they think their colleagues are innocent, they should come and adjudged them innocent and penalise DSS. Not to start dodging. Or are they saying judges are above the law? Then we're finished as a people. NaijaMutant: |
Lolz passionate88: |
ZuzuMan:
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Noise maker, go to efcc |
Rubbish |
Lolz. These politicians na character dem be. |
Ha! |
All these yeye decoration no be am. Government should patronise Innoson to show they're serious. |
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