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Watch how hell rufai will deny this in less than 48 hours, But on a serious note some people in buhari govt want to lessing the budden on the masses but I wander why our president will never listen, and they ate afraid to stand their ground because no one is indispensable |
The General Overseer of Omega Fire Minister Worldwide, Apostle Suleman Johnson, yesterday healed a crippled man in his conference going on in the United States. Apostle Suleman is being accused by Canada-based singer, Stephanie Otobo of an amorous relationship. She also accused him of impregnating and abandoning her. Suleman left many people surprised after he healed the crippled in Washington DC. The man bound on a wheelchair and seated at the front in the program was prayed for by Suleman. He later stood on his feet and walked unaided. Read more at http://www.herald.ng/apostle-suleman-heals-crippled-man-washington/#mqMFiz71PW04vwWX.99 |
Swag governor, the only reasonable politician in afonjan land. |
Good I concur, obasanjo is the real definition of corruption. |
Bubu is back the killing has return. |
We all saw evidence of copy right agreement between timi and majek manager. So what is he still talking about. |
So we should clap for you, There's no govt that is completely bad, you might not fail in owing banks but you know you have failed the IMO citizens |
God have mercy on us |
Neoguru3:To return after the fasting or when normalcy has return. These are the calibre of leaders we have in this country London i s now their safe heaven. |
What stops u from pasting everything here, why most I open another side to read it |
True confession |
Inside the church building no christian prays for the death of the president, as a matter of fact every church conduct prayer sections and raise prayer points for the well being and quick recovering of the president. Whoever is now afraid that the churches are praying for the dead of the president is either living in illusion or God of Christian has started hunting those behind the killing of innocents Christians in this country. So no one is praying for anyone's dead is just our past and actions hunting us now. |
[quote author=jesusson22 post=54347147]Empress Njmah shared some stunning photos she took at the AMVCA on Sunday. She posed with colleagues, Chioma Akphotha, Ufuoma McDermott, Desmond Elliott and Ramsey Nouah. See more below... Cc: Lalasticlala http://www.thisisnaija.com/2017/03/empress-njamah-shares-stunning-photos.html?m=1[/quote) What really make a photo stunning? |
The lady behind is like " Okon pls can u take me out". |
Someone should Pls advice Nigerians in diaspora to slow down the level in which they invest and develop another man's land come back and develop your home, We have men of high intellectuals and sound business ideas, they should come home and invest in Nigeria. Forget diplomacy no investment in a foreign land is completely secure. And with the level of population explosion in every nation of the globe, u can be sure that the indigenous people of any country will always turn against the foreigners when they record high level of unemployment, there's this feeling with them that their rights is been hijacked by foreigners, even Americans feels this way this explained why they voted in trump who promise to deport some set of foreigners in america. I'm not impress that Nigerians are everywhere in the world seeking for means of livelihood, I know citizens of other nations of the world do travel out for the same purpose but not the way we do. Every Nigerians citizen investor should begin investing in Nigeria first before talking of going outside the shores of Nigeria Pls let come back home and build our economic together, let hold our leaders responsible for all their lies and failures. |
SalamRushdie:In other word you are saying villages of our powerful political office holders should have all the good things. If there was steady power supply in her village and none in some part of the country would you not have accuse her of neglecting other part of the country. |
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Ogun State command, has arrested three Republic of Benin nationals in Aiyetoro, Yewa North Local Government Area of the state, for being possession of a locally-made gun, charms and other dangerous items. The suspects were Muheedeen Dikou, Francis Akete and Inyas Akete. According to the Controller of Immigration in Ogun State, Ajibola Bayeroju, the trio were arrested by the operatives of the command while on a patrol of the border town last Friday. He said the suspects were illegal immigrants who were allegedly into nefarious activities, as a locally-made pistol, charms, fake identity cards, and particulars of two motorcycles among others, were recovered from them. He said given this discovery, the command has got approval from the Comptroller of Immigration, to carry out constant raids on communities around the border areas and towns in the state, to arrest illegal immigrants. “In the light of insecurity in the country, the Ogun State command of the Nigeria Immigration Service has step up its operation. “Our operatives were on patrol in Aiyetoro in Yewa North Local Government Area of the state, and they arrested three illegal immigrants from the Republic of Benin. “It was obvious that they were into nefarious activities because our operatives recovered them a locally-made pistol, assorted charms, particulars of motorcycles, and fake identity cards among others.” The NIS Controller stated. Bayeroju, however, warned illegal immigrants in the state to leave the country, as the operatives of the command would continue to raid and arrest any illegal immigrants. He said the three suspects would bé handed to the police for prosecution. One of the suspects, Muheedeen Dikou, said the locally-made pistol belonged to his father, whom he claimed was a member of a vigilance group adding “the gun has no licence.” |
The General Overseer of Mountain of Liberation and miracle ministry, Dr. Chris Okafor, has lambasted Pastor Tunde Bakare, the Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, Pastor Enoch Adeboye as well as other politicians over the current hardship being felt in Nigeria. Okafor attacked the men of God during Sunday service at his church. He angrily chastised the church leadership in the country and wondered why they were so quiet in the face of mounting confusion, recession, destruction, oppression and killing of Christians in most parts of the country. He accused the religious leaders, who, according to him, should be speaking out against injustice and bad governance of taking bribes in the form of money and oil wells from the government, hence their inability to defend Christianity and the masses. Okafor called out some big men of God when he angrily yelled, “Shame unto pastor Tunde bakare!” Then he proceeded, “Father Mbaka, what has happened to you?” Okafor noted that Bakare was one of those who led the Save Nigeria Group, SNG, group to occupy Lagos while protesting so called bad governance under former president Jonathan. He said Bakere was also a very vocal critic of that government and wondered why he had gone so silent even when it was obvious that Nigeria now had a government that was far worse than the one he protested against, describing him as “a two-faced Pastor!” He further accused Father Mbaka of discrediting former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration probably because, as alleged, he requested certain favors from that Government but was turned down. He wondered why Father Mbaka, who openly told the world that President Buhari was the messiah had now gone so silent, and was shamefully unable to even criticize his regime in the face of gross misconduct and bad governance. “Mbaka, go and examine your prophetic ministry”, he further disclosed. “What has happened to you, Father Mbaka?” He asked. He added that for Father Mbaka to now complain that people were dying of hunger and still find it difficult to criticize the government of the day simply makes him a hypocrite. Speaking further, he questioned the silence of the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Adeboye on the pastor who was killed during a morning cry session on the outskirts of Abuja. He also wondered why the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo who is a pastor, has done so little to help. The man of God said that if Christian leaders were speaking out and doing what they were supposed to be doing, “we wouldn’t have a country where the rule of law means nothing and the government doesn’t even respect court orders.” The pastor, who described the present administration as oppressive, wondered “Why should Nnadi Kanu still be in detention when the court has given orders for his release? Why can’t they obey the court orders first, and then follow due process? “Also, we know Dasuki may have done some things but if the court said you should release him, then release him, and let him have his time in court!” He then went on to say that “as a matter of fact, the Government should release Kanu with immediate effect! We must obey the court and stop taking laws into our own hands!” |
The Nigerian Government, through the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has sealed up the premises of Yuan Dong (YDEC) Ponzi scheme over illegal investment operations in the country. Head, Corporate Communication of SEC, Mr Naif Abdussalam, in a statement on Sunday in Abuja, said the closure was to end unlawful activities of the company against unsuspecting investors. “Investments in the scheme range from a minimum deposit of N10,000 to a maximum deposit of N240,000. “The investment period of the scheme is pegged at a minimum of 30 working days to a maximum period of 10 months with offer of interest rates on short and medium term basis. “The company promises a daily profit of N80 and N2,400 depending on the category of investment,” he said. Abdussalam disclosed that the commission’s investigations showed that the company also enticed its customers with payment of bonuses should they convince more investors to invest in the scheme. He said that the commission had established that the company’s activities also constituted a breach of the Investment and Securities Act (ISA), 2007. “Furthermore it was discovered that contrary to their supposed existence in over 20 locations across the country, the company only has functional offices in Asaba, Kano and Abuja. “The promoters of these illegal operations have been arrested by the Nigeria Police Force and are undergoing interrogation. “The Commission wishes to notify the investing public that the company is not licensed to carry out investments business of any type and as such its operations are illegal,” he said. Abdussalam advised the public to exercise due diligence and caution in the course of making investment decisions. He said valid licence of lawful operators could be obtained on the commission’s website by members of the public to confirm the licences of firms they intend to carry investment activities with. |
Includes the one that brought u to power. |
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sarrki:I have no intention of impressing you or anyone, also I'm not talking down my country. What kind of a leader will abandon his people and his responsibilities when they needed him the most. Let us agree with lai mohammed that buhari is sound and healthy, then pls answer this question " is now the right time for him to leave the country for more than a week talk more of a month' |
Keep disgracing yourself thinking you are deceiving us. The president is not ill neither is he in the hospital, yet! He cannot adresss us. |
Is not coming back 2019 or 2023 |
What's the significance of his calls to them. Did he asked them to publicise it Or are they trying so hard to prove that he's still alive. |
And she will talk about women abuse. |
Benikuuse:Pls what's your definition of failure, |
They don't have us the masses in mind, just power and more power and how to remain in power. |
wtfCode:I need that virgin, send her to me. I bet u have not seen half all ur life. |
Watching with keen interest |
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