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I read Buhari’s comment and I almost laughed.
He said ..
”Our country has gone through several rough patches, but never before have I seen a Nigerian President declare war on his own country as we are seeing now.”
Grandpa Buhari, you can lie ooo, do u think that Nigerians have forgotten? What about the wars you declared on innocent Nigerians as a military ruler… Your tolerance for opposition was superb then I assume, so holistic that you jailed so many people without fair trial.As an oligarch and military ruler, you didn’t believe in equality before the law.
Just to mention a few of the things you did that I am sure GEJ hasn’t even scratched the surface…
1. You jailed Lateef Jakande, Jim Nwobodo, Ambrose Ali, Pa Adekunle Ajasin, Chief Ayo Ojewumi on cases that had no foundation… That one is not war on Nigeria and Nigerians right?
2. You protected Awwal Ibrahim, the then Niger State governor, who was arrested in Heathrow Airport in London with 14 million pounds sterling and several millions of Naira and dollars by putting him under house arrest. I wonder why you frown at GEJ for protecting Ijaw?
3. You placed Shehu Kangiwa, Sokoto State Governor who conducted and supervised the famous Bakolori Massacre of poor peasant farmers whose land were appropriated without compensation under house arrest instead of the guillotine like you always do with people that did nothing.
4. Ayo Ojewumi and Prof. Ambrose Alli came out of your prison camps blind as a result of imprisonment on false charges… Even Mandela still had his eyes after decades of imprisonment, what did you inject in their system… Love abi?
5. You publicly executed three innocent Nigerians by enacting an overnight law that made legality illegal for your own good pleasure. Lawal Ojuolape (30), Bernard Ogedengbe (29) and Bartholomew Owoh (26). were killed because you upgraded the law to suit your blood thirst.
6. You jailed Ndukar Irabor and Tunde Thompson of the Guardian on stories that were true under Decree 4. You told Nigerian journalists then that “it did not matter whether the story reported was true or not, if my regime did not like it, the writer would go to jail.”
7. You Jailed Pa Adekunle Ajasin… you might want to tell us why?
8. You created emergency rule just because you wanted to jail Fela Anikulapo -Kuti (Abami Eda) out of your way on trumped up charges. The judge later confessed you ordered him to do so..with an apology to Abami Eda. If Fela were alive today, he will win you in any election with or without rigging, you should bury your head in shame and stop calling yourself “elder statesman” you are nothing near a statesman.. you be “enemy of state”.
9. You publicly said ” I decided to deal with this Fela problem once and for all.” was Fela Kuti the voice of truth and freedom a problem? You were and still a problem.. hundreds of thousands are dead in your name..
10. As a smuggler, you supervised the smuggling of 53 suitcases filled with cash through the MMA against the protests of General Tunde Idiagbon and ironically, Abubakar Atiku, the then Director General of the Customs. Your chief smuggler then was your ADC, Col. Mustapha Jokolo.
11. Buhari, the unholy mallam, you placed President Shagari under house arrest inside a palatial mansion in Ikoyi while you locked up Shagari’s Vice, Alex Ekwueme in Kirikiri Prison… so much for being a true Nigerian with no ethnic inclination… Sir Ahmadu Bello will be very proud of you for upholding the dumb Bottom Dan Fodio estate.
12. Worst of it all, you subverted the will of the people that night in 1983 when you disbanded democracy with force… I’ve heard the lame claim of bloodless coup, but you’ve shed more blood in public view than any ruler Nigeria has seen..more than even the stone-hearted Abacha, you are simply a lying, heartless, northern dictator.

Does General Buhari Think Nigerians Have Forgotten?
I read Buhari’s comment and I almost laughed.
He said ..
”Our country has gone through several rough patches, but never before have I seen a Nigerian President declare war on his own country as we are seeing now.”
Grandpa Buhari, you can lie ooo! What about the wars you declared on innocent Nigerians as a military ruler… Your tolerance for opposition was superb then I assume, so holistic that you jailed so many people without fair trial.As an oligarch and military ruler, you didn’t believe in equality before the law.
Just to mention a few of the things you did that I am sure GEJ hasn’t even scratched the surface…
1. You jailed Lateef Jakande, Jim Nwobodo, Ambrose Ali, Pa Adekunle Ajasin, Chief Ayo Ojewumi on cases that had no foundation… That one is not war on Nigeria and Nigerians right?
2. You protected Awwal Ibrahim, the then Niger State governor, who was arrested in Heathrow Airport in London with 14 million pounds sterling and several millions of Naira and dollars by putting him under house arrest. I wonder why you frown at GEJ for protecting Ijaw?
3. You placed Shehu Kangiwa, Sokoto State Governor who conducted and supervised the famous Bakolori Massacre of poor peasant farmers whose land were appropriated without compensation under house arrest instead of the guillotine like you always do with people that did nothing.
4. Ayo Ojewumi and Prof. Ambrose Alli came out of your prison camps blind as a result of imprisonment on false charges… Even Mandela still had his eyes after decades of imprisonment, what did you inject in their system… Love abi?
5. You publicly executed three innocent Nigerians by enacting an overnight law that made legality illegal for your own good pleasure. Lawal Ojuolape (30), Bernard Ogedengbe (29) and Bartholomew Owoh (26). were killed because you upgraded the law to suit your blood thirst.
6. You jailed Ndukar Irabor and Tunde Thompson of the Guardian on stories that were true under Decree 4. You told Nigerian journalists then that “it did not matter whether the story reported was true or not, if my regime did not like it, the writer would go to jail.”
7. You Jailed Pa Adekunle Ajasin… you might want to tell us why?
8. You created emergency rule just because you wanted to jail Fela Anikulapo -Kuti (Abami Eda) out of your way on trumped up charges. The judge later confessed you ordered him to do so..with an apology to Abami Eda. If Fela were alive today, he will win you in any election with or without rigging, you should bury your head in shame and stop calling yourself “elder statesman” you are nothing near a statesman.. you be “enemy of state”.
9. You publicly said ” I decided to deal with this Fela problem once and for all.” was Fela Kuti the voice of truth and freedom a problem? You were and still a problem.. hundreds of thousands are dead in your name..
10. As a smuggler, you supervised the smuggling of 53 suitcases filled with cash through the MMA against the protests of General Tunde Idiagbon and ironically, Abubakar Atiku, the then Director General of the Customs. Your chief smuggler then was your ADC, Col. Mustapha Jokolo.
11. Buhari, the unholy mallam, you placed President Shagari under house arrest inside a palatial mansion in Ikoyi while you locked up Shagari’s Vice, Alex Ekwueme in Kirikiri Prison… so much for being a true Nigerian with no ethnic inclination… Sir Ahmadu Bello will be very proud of you for upholding the dumb Bottom Dan Fodio estate.
12. Worst of it all, you subverted the will of the people that night in 1983 when you disbanded democracy with force… I’ve heard the lame claim of bloodless coup, but you’ve shed more blood in public view than any ruler Nigeria has seen..more than even the stone-hearted Abacha, you are simply a lying, heartless, northern Islamist.

Noted sir, my keyboard is malfunctioning

Pardon my grammatical error pls.
You should read this if you’re still
schooling. "Perhaps you saw headlines like "FUTA 1st class graduate arrested for defrauding people of up to N5 million" every day. Five boys were involved ithis particular case. Three out of them used to sit next to each other in the lecture hall because they were close friends. The first-class graduate caught was and still is, a brilliant student, a genius in class. I always imagined him working with the oil and gas company. The rest of us had to do with whatever results we could accumulate although we were all striving hard. But hear this, a couple of years on, this incredible brain was rotting in his parent’s home. No job, no source of livelihood. He has to survive. What choice do you leave him?. I am not in any way supporting his misdeeds of duping people by setting up a
website for people to buy a fake scholarship for N2500. But i never knew our nation could go this bad and wrong. The best graduating student in my faculty has no job, scholarship or social support. I can only imagine what is happening to majority of my other colleagues. He is guilty of fraud. But we owe him an apology. We told him to go to
school and succeed. He did that exceptionally well. Now the part of the agreement that is ours to fulfill, we failed him. Not only him, but also many outstanding Nigeria students. Imagine the genius he would have become in a more sane society. Now we’ve lost him.. Same way we lost Shekau, the best project management and logistics brain this nation has ever produced: try abducting and keeping one person hostage undetected for over 100 days to prove what I am saying. My advice is for the Students, youths, unemployed graduates If you have any talent at all, don’t shove it aside because of some-so called "academic commitments". That’s a
gravemistake you should never make in Nigeria. Rap, sing,dance,draw, do your graphic design, write, act, go for shows, continue with your comedy performances. Exploit that talent to the maximum, don’t put all your hope in the degree "they" want to give you. Trust me, your talent is worth a million times more than academics. This is Nigeria. This is what we have become. "The sooner children as well as our parents begin to realize that "A man’s gift maketh room for him, and bringeth him before great men" (Proverbs 18:16), the sooner we will all learn to encourage our wards in whatever talent they have been blessed with rather than shove books down their throats and say they must graduate with a first class degree. However, we also got other kind of messages –positive and encouraging young people of Nigeria to take matters in their hands, never give up and become the leaders of tomorrow.Whose side are you on and what kind of necessary changes in the way the Government treats our youths would you suggest?
PROGRESSIVE CHANGE IN NIGERIA...Comr. Linus M. Udonkang founder/coordinator. Tweet mrcharkoal

According to ReportGhanaNews, the Pastor was preaching to his congregation on a Sunday morning then he ask people with health problems to stand up and come close to touch a specific place on his body for healing.

While everyone was touching the Pastor’s head, shoes and shoulder; this woman, a bishop of same congregation decided to hold the pastor’s priv’ates for healing.

The Pastor asked why she hold his priv’ates and the woman said, “her husband pen1s is not working anymore so she believes when she hold the Pastor’s pen1s, her husband’s would be healed.” Then the pastor shouted, hallelujah somebody. Can you blame the lady, wasn’t she obeying simple instruction?

This morning an Ebola patient was brought to a private clinic, the sister said to the receptionist my brother has Ebola, the doctor being a Yoruba man shouted from his office EBOKINI? Olorunmaje ki ari oriburuku (God forbid bad thing) he ran out of the hospital everybody followed including women in labor and other patients.

Nigerian Doctors, what do they know? Pharmacist should be ahead of them.

If Uniuyo is not there, Op ur list is faulty. What is Madonna doing there?

Fellow Nairalanders please which University in Nigeria is good to enrol for a MASTERS DEGREE in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING? I graduated with 2.1 at FUTY
2. Which university abroad will be cheaper for me? Accomodation,transportation, feeding, scholarship etc. Pls some one should drop hints for me.

Guys pls talk

I feel bad when i discover that some Nigerians still reason backward 1912, how can an educated person say that Uyo is under developed? I have been to 28 state capitals in Nigeria and i personally will rank it thus: according to the latest infrastructure,good roads,cleanliness and planing...
Abuja
Ikeja
port Harcourt
Uyo
Calabar
Kano
Kaduna
Benin
Owerri
Ibadan
Others follow...

Pls i need response to my question

Fellow Nairalanders please which University in Nigeria is good to enrol for a MASTERS DEGREE in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING? I graduated with 2.1 at FUTY
2. Which university abroad will be cheaper for me? Accomodation,transportation, feeding, scholarship etc. Pls some one should drop hints for me.

U will not fall frm d top like
SPAIN,
Ur enemies will suffer
humiliation like BRAZIL,
Ur haterz will misbehave like
SUAREZ, U will neva be misled when
close to ur glory like
BELGIUM,
U will be gettin goals like
GERMANY when ur enemies
are gettin confused like BRAZIL,
U wouldn't be ashamed of
showing face@d place of ur
glory like ESSIEN,
Ur enemy will be impotent
like PORTUGAL,
D goliath dat doesn't want
2give way 2 you will fall like
SPAIN fell to CHILE,
Ur efforts wunt be as futile
as AUSTRALIA's against HOLLAND,
U will be favored and
uplifted
like JAMES RODRIGUEZ,
U will be a world class
achiever like THOMAZ MULLER nd a
record breaking personality
like MIROSLAV KLOSE, U will neva be slow like MIKEL OBI...
So shall it be unto me also,
can
i hear a thunderous Amen

The commentators kept me laughing through out the entire match with his
hilarious and wicked comments....just a few I remember though,
1. The Germans don't have d swagger of d Spainards, neither do they have d
understated panache of the Netherlands.. What they do have tho is a cold ruthless efficiency.
2. The Brazilians can't wait to return to the dressing room which will be their
sanctuary for now
3. This is the kind of score line that can make grey hair turn white
4. Felipe Scolari is looking 4 somewhere to hide.
5. Brazil have Neymar. Argentina have Messi. Portugal have Ronaldo. Germany have a team.
6. Brazil used up all its energy singing their national anthem.
7. I have never seen a goal less celebrated in my life.
8. Its 30mins of play, Brazil nil Germany 5, I repeat.
9. I'm absolutely sure that most of the television sets in Brazil would have been switched off by now.
10. If your name begins with a 'K', you are likely to get a goal today.
11. At ''0-7'' the commentator said ''this has simply turned into a training exercise''..
12. Commentator @ 7th GoaL: - “Now Jim I think someone else has Brasil's controller. They'd better hand it back to Scolari before I quit!”
13. "Dante has just collected a yellow card to complete his day".
14. " the referee is considering not giving any extra time, to save Brazil from further humiliation "
15. ''I can't remember the last time the Brazilians had a shot on target " he said
that on the first half.
16. 20mins into the 2nd half, he said "Brazil has not conceded a world cup goal since 39mins ago"
17. "Germany are getting goals and the Brazilians are getting confused."
18. "Can 70,000 fans be silenced?" well they are now, brasil are stunned"
This morning Scolari's wife poked him and said: "wake up it's 8!" he jumped up and shouted, "WHAT!!! ?? THEY SCORED AGAIN?"...nairalanders add what you heard yesterday, dont spoil that yesterday's drama.

Paris, London and Rome are some of the most popular cities visited in Europe, but also happen to be the priciest. There is no need for Nigerians to skip out on a European holiday though. There are alternative cities that present their own signature style of uniqueness without costing a fortune.
The currency used in Europe is the Euro (EUR). As of 22nd May 2014 the exchange rate is 1 EUR = 221.272 NGN
Here is a brief rundown on the 15 cheapest European cities to visit and consider for your next holiday from Nigeria. We measured each by cheap airfares from Lagos and comparison over 50 other European cities, as well as captivating attractions that make these cities tops.
1. Athens, Greece
While whispering its history and beckoning tourists to find its secrets, the city of Zeus, foundation of democracy and the Olympics began their saga in Athens. The realm of ancient monuments packs a punch with centuries of civilizations lying beneath your feet. Ancient and modern, Athens is full of many surprises. Nigerians visiting Athens will find that overall value in savings is everywhere including entertainment, food and hotels.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Athens (return ticket):Starts from 182,319 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
2. Berlin, Germany
Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin
At one time, Berlin was a tale of two cities that separated the East from the West with a wall. The wall came tumbling down, and both sides merged to become Germany’s capital. The city’s museums and nightlife are among Europe’s best and a riverboat ride on the Spree River lets you see the city from a different perspective. Although most of Germany is pricy, you will be pleased to know that Berlin cuts the cost in half when compared to other German cities. Most museums and galleries in Berlin offer extended hours and free admission every Thursday.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Berlin (return ticket):Starts from 116,897 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
3. Bologna, Italy
Sometimes called ‘La Rossa’ (the red city), Bologna is known by this name only because its structures are made of red bricks and roof tiles. The UNESCO Cultural Organization designated Bologna as first Italian city to be the “City of Music” in 2006. An archaeology museum houses ancient antiquities from not only from Bologna but Rome and Greece too. You will appreciate the homemade ‘cheap eats’ in the best Italian cuisine restaurants that are readily available in Bologna along the outskirts of the main square.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Bologna (return ticket):Starts from 131,795 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
4. Bucharest, Romania
Bucharest was named in 2013 as “Europe’s cheapest city”. The Museum of Peasant Life tells the story of how many of the locals in rural Romania proudly live with little modern conveniences. The National Art Museum contains Romanian and European art dating from the 15th to the 20th century. The distance may be further away from Nigeria and flight slightly more expensive, but Bucharest give so much more in savings. An example of the type of the huge savings found are 5-star accommodations are priced at what a 2-star would be elsewhere.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Bucharest (return ticket):Starts from 181,452 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
5. Budapest, Hungary
Visit the land of castles, cathedrals and thermal health spas. Budapest straddles the ‘blue’ Danube River. It grew from the previously separate towns of Buda, Pest and Obuda into a thriving and cosmopolitan metropolis. Surrounded by medieval and Roman ruins, the Chain Bridge is the most symbolic landmark in the city. You certainly won’t go hungry or break the bank in Budapest as some of the best in dining is super cheap, as well as affordable lodging found throughout the city.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Budapest (return ticket):Starts from 174,315 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
6. Krakow, Poland
Krakow draws many Europeans for weekend breaks because of its great pricing. It was the backdrop for the film “Schindler’s List”. The beautiful old capital of Poland is proud of its local culture pertaining to the arts. Krakow lives up to its image as being a ‘new’ bohemia centre of Europe. The vibrancy in the city, its affordable lodging, and cheap restaurants are what makes Krakow attractive to so many Nigerians.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Krakow (return ticket):Starts from 176,587 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
7. Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon is a compact city once under the rule of the Moors. Its neighbourhoods rise over a series of seven hills overlooking the Tagus River and the Atlantic Ocean. Listen to music that is uniquely Portuguese known as ‘Fado’. Hand painted tiles adorns churches and homes for centuries and purchasing a hand painted tile is a memory maker. You will be pleased to know that the closest European city to home offers many budget-friendly hotels and inexpensive city transportation.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Lisbon (return ticket):Starts from 140,083 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
8. Naples, Italy
Naples is the birthplace of the pizza and is set along the foothills of the semi-active Mt. Vesuvius. A must-see in Naples is Pompeii. Also known as the ‘lost city’, it was destroyed by a massive volcano. Much of the structures have been restored to what they were prior to Vesuvius wrath of destruction. Back in Naples, the streets are filled with cheap eats and plenty of people watching.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Naples (return ticket):Starts from 200,401 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
9. Prague, Czech Republic
Listed in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage Register, Prague is divided into five areas along the banks of Vltava River. The Charles Bridge and the Prague Astronomical Clock are the city’s landmarks. Within its Jewish Quarter, the Pinkas Synagogue relays a moving reminder of the not-so-distant past. Even though it is a trendy city, Prague is still bargain destination. Nigerians who wish to save even more should avoid city centre hotels.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Prague (return ticket):Starts from 179,090 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
10. Riga, Latvia
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, travellers to Riga will instantly admire the art nouveau buildings that are prominent. Its entire 800 year old history is reflected throughout the city. Riga is split into the old and the new by a river. It is the European Capital of Culture for 2014 with many special events taking place throughout the year. Riga remains affordable as it still remain undiscovered by many. For the time being, you will find accommodations and eating out very affordable.
•Flight Fare from Lagos to Riga (return ticket):Starts from 239,280 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
11. Sofia, Bulgaria
Sophia, Bulgaria’s charms are subtle, and its standout is Mount Vitosha. This national park offers the prospect of a skiing adventure. The city boasts many churches including the UNESCO World Heritage Boyana Church and a 15th century Ottoman Empire mosque that now serves as The National Archaeological Museum, amongst many others. You can rejoice with an ultra affordable city. Surveyed by ‘Prices and Earnings’, their report ranked the hotels and eateries as the cheapest amongst 72 other cities.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Sofia (return ticket):Starts from 186,804 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
12. Tallinn, Estonia
The medieval spirit of Estonia is located in its ancient walled city of Tallinn. Founded in 1154, it has remained largely unchanged. Amongst cobblestone streets, Toompea Castle, The Holy Ghost Church and the Palace Square and other well-preserved structures and steeples rise high above the red-tiled roofs and add to its character. You should be aware that Eastern Europe is known for bargains from hotels to souvenirs and Tallinn is stuffed with free Wi-Fi hotspots and cheap eats even in its city centre.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Tallinn (return ticket):Starts from 186,067 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
13. Valencia, Spain
Spain’s third largest city, Valencia, is known for its celebrated oranges and renowned paella. Its city centre contains an entire submerged Roman city, cathedrals and plazas. The City of Arts and Sciences professes that Valencia can comfortably maintain its historical past amongst the demands of modern day society. Valencia has an abundance of ultra modern hotels that are extremely inexpensive. Look towards those closer to the City of Arts and Sciences.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Valencia (return ticket):Starts from 121,187 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
14. Valletta, Malta
The capital Valletta was built under the Order of St. John’s knights. The magnificent 16th Century ‘Fortress City’ has officially been named as 2018 European Capital of Culture. Wander down the streets, and step inside impressive dome churches or the bastions that surround the city, including Fort St Elmo and Fort St Angelo. As a seaside city, there are plenty of inexpensive self catering homes and flats that will appeal to Nigerians.
•Flight Fare from Lagos to Valletta (return ticket):Starts from 153,785 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
15. Zagreb, Croatia
Zagreb has a rich historical past which dates to the time of the Romans. The Austrian-Hungarian architecture contains a combination of eastern and western European influences. The city’s landmark is the twin spires towering above the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Zagreb is yet another East European city that offers so much in the way of budget friendly hotels, restaurants and entertainment that you can easily get use to.
• Flight Fare from Lagos to Zagreb (return ticket):Starts from 176,587 NGN (as at 22nd May 2014)
Travelling creates an instantaneous connection to become attuned with cultural differences. The 15 cheapest European cities to visit promises a brilliant holiday away for Nigerians and their families. Which one will you choose?

After their return from Brazil World cup, the Super Eagles were so
ashamed of their defeat that they decided to disguise themselves so
as not to be recognized.
Mikel disguised himself as a monk and was walking on the street
when suddenly an old lady walked up to him and said "Mikel how far
na?". Mikel was so surprised that he ran away annoyed that the old
woman could recognize him despite his disguise. Disappointed, he
went home and dressed as a pregnant woman, again he bumped into
the same old lady and she said, "Mikel how far na, see as you just run
the other day". Confused and frustrated Mikel asked "but mama how
do you keep recognizing me despite my disguises"?
The old lady replied: "Hahaha, Mikel na wa for you oh, look me well
na, It's me Yobo".
What do you think of these guys?

LAST Tuesday a suspense filled atmosphere was created at the gate of the Akwa Ibom State Government House when a messenger dressed in a Brotherhood of the Cross and Star all white garment who introduced himself as a prophet of Olumba Olumba Obu stormed the place and asked to see the Governor as he has a message for the State Chief Executive from the sole Spiritual head of the Universe.
The messenger did not disclosed whether it was the Roland Obu faction or the sister to Roland Ibum Olumba Obu faction that sent him on the errand but he acknowledged that the Governor is being wanted by Obu at the headquarters of the Church located along Ambo Way in Calabar, the Cross River State Capital. He is said to have arrived in the early hours of the evening after the close of work. He was dressed in all white and carried a stick painted in the white and green colours as pictured and refused to mention his name when he was accosted by Security men attached to the Wellington Bassey Way end of the Government House. He responded to questions asked him using the Efik/Ibibio Vernacular.
The Prophet when asked what message he has for the Governor said, the sole Spiritual head of the Universe, Olumba Olumba Obu had asked him to inform Governor Godswill Akpabio that he should report immediately to the headquarters of the church for his interest. When he was denied entry by the Security personnel, the Olumba Olumba emissary informed that for the mere fact that he was there at the gate but denied entry that the Governor has already gotten the message. He said the Governor knows what to do and that he should come to Ambo headquarters of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star to answer certain questions.
Suspecting that the unusual visit has a lot to do with the 2015 gubernatorial election in the state, the Olumba Olumba Obu emissary was asked who is behind the message to Akpabio apart from the Ambo headquarters but he declined response. When asked if he knows Bishop Akpan, the emissary retorted that Bishop Akpan is a common name and that there are many people that go by the name. To further press on, he was asked if he knows Bishop Sam Akpan. In his response he said, Bishop Akpan is someone whom he does not know for now and went political in his responses and reaffirmed his earlier position that the Governor Godswill Akpabio knows he is already there.
Sources are however of the opinion that Akpabio may have gone into a pact with OOO and is likely going to renege on that pact and as a result of that Olumba had to send him a reminder. Another source who interacted with our reporter on that matter informed that Akpabio in his quest for power must have patronized the services of the spiritual head and that with the recent, message sent to him and acknowledged that he is aware, chances are that the Governor will visit the Ambo capital seat of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star sooner than later to sort himself out of whatever agreement he had with Olumba Olumba Obu.
It could be recalled that Governor Akpabio was once described as a very strong and active member of Olumba Olumba Obu only for the Governor to openly identify with the Catholic Church. But however what many are watching to see is the outcome of the emissaries sent to the Governor allegedly from the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star.
Source: theinknewspaper..c om

I started from the bottom now I am here... EMELCEE of NAIRALAND mistaken for BARRACK OBAMA in GERMANY.

My question is, how long will it last?... Thumbs up 2 them sha.

Am fade up with ASUU this, FG that stories from u guys... Next story pls, whether they call it OFF or ON, me the enjoy Xmas for my papa house...

Am a bonafide Calabar man, I stand for the truth, the Unical I know always have their ways of manipulating results. The best place to be equipt academically in Nigeria is in the Northern and Western part of Nigeria.

Stories For The Heart
A Very Touching Story....
A poor boy was in love with a rich man's daughter….One day the boy proposed to her and the girl said…”Hey! Listen, your monthly salary is my daily hand expenses..How can I be involved with you..?
How could you have thought of that? I can never love you, so forget about me and get engaged to someone else at your level” But somehow the boy could not forget her so easily…..Some time 10 years later they stumbled into each other in a shopping mall.
The lady again said….,”Hey.. ! You! How are you? Now I’m married and do you know how much my husband’s salary is..? $15,700 per month! Can you beat that?
And he is also very smart” The guy’s eyes got wet with tears on hearing those words from the same lady…
A few seconds later, her husband came around but before the lady could say a word her husband seeing the guy, said……“Sir you’re here and you’ve met my wife..”
Then he said to his wife,”This is my boss, I’m also one of those working on his $100 million project! And do you know a fact my dear? My boss loved a lady but he couldn’t win her heart….
That’s why he has remained unmarried since.
How lucky would that lady have been, if she had married this my boss now?
These days, who would love someone that much?"
He said all these to his wife.The lady looked in total shock but couldn’t utter a word….
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Life is so short and it’s just like a mirror.
You can only see as much as it reflects. So don’t be too arrogant or proud by looking down on others because of their current situations.
Things get changed with time just like the weather..! Don’t under estimate anyone because everyone has a great future!
Where you have been rejected before, you will be celebrated soon in Jesus name... Goodmorning dear. @emelcee8

Its a lie, dnt tell me its not true?

Were they stolen or do they left u scare after wearing them?