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Scam government led by the one and only #babaonechance 1/222 is absmal failure infact F9 is not enough, -G10 is better |
APC is the personification of stupidity Over 100 dead=Silence from APC One man transferred =Anger, pain, shock, horror from APC |
Scam government led by the one and only #babaonechance |
At least people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up on Friday at a busy market in a town in Bauchi where the Boko Haram group is waging an insurgency, residents and a Red Cross official told Reuters. Boko Haram has been waging an almost seven-year campaign in Nigeria’s remote north to build an Islamic state. Thousands have been killed and more than two million people displaced by the campaign. There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but the attack bore the hallmarks of Boko Haram, which has been using suicide bombers since the army, helped by neighbours Chad and Cameroon, expelled the group from territory it had captured previously http://thenationonlineng.net/480479-2/ |
APC is a cult that can can't stomach what they dished out Useless party that worships a useless god called buby |
That idiotic falana won't see this masscre |
APC can lie ![]() |
Greatest lie of all time Police Is Your friend ![]() |
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Wednesday, said it had shut two refineries in the southern city of Port Harcourt and Kaduna in the north because sabotage to crude pipelines. The plants were shut on Sunday because of “breaches” to the Bonny-Okrika supply line to Port Harcourt and the Escravos-Warri pipeline to Kaduna, the company said in an emailed statement. Nigeria’s minister of power Babatunde Fashola said on Tuesday the country was losing some $2.3 million (2.1 million euros) a day to attacks on gas facilities and lost electricity production. The military said separately it would no longer tolerate the sabotage and blamed it on “criminal elements who are bent on destroying the nation’s strategic assets”. Supporters of former Niger Delta militant Government Ekpemupolo, also known as “Tompolo”, are believed to have been behind a series of strikes on pipelines in Delta state at the weekend. A court in Lagos last Thursday ordered his arrest on theft and money laundering charges totalling more than $175 million (161 million euros). Despite being Africa’s number one oil producer, Nigeria has relied on imports of petroleum products because of a lack of domestic refining capacity. Fuel shortages are commonplace. But as part of moves to overhaul the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), the government has been working to improve capacity at the country’s under-performing state-owned refineries. The four facilities in Port Harcourt, the Delta town of Warri and Kaduna have a combined capacity to process 445,000 barrels of crude per day. Throughout last year they were operating at just a fraction of that. The NNPC said in the statement that before the closure, the Port Harcourt refinery was processing more than 4.1 million litres of petrol per day while Kaduna was producing about 1.3 million litres. Warri was “still on stream” and producing just over 1.4 million litres of petrol daily, it added. “In response to the unexpected setback, we have activated comprehensive remedial measures to sustain the prevailing stability in the supply and distribution of petroleum products across the country,” the company said. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/nnpc-shuts-down-kaduna-port-harcourt-refineries-over-pipeline-vandalism/ |
The irony |
What's your point Not everybody came out for the elections due to violence perpuated by APC blood thirsty hugst |
chiol:Another crying machine
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Sheaku and his boys will soon prove them techincally wrong ![]() AGAIN ![]() |
ojinuocheibi:Clean thy tears
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THE Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, has said that the war against Boko Haram in the North-East has been won and urged his men to sustain the victory. Buratai promised that the Nigerian Army would remain vigilant and ready to contend with new strategies that might be adopted by the terrorist group. The army chief made this remark on Saturday while laying the foundation stone for the new Brigade headquarters complex at the 2 Brigade in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital. Describing the current military operations in the North-East as critical, Buratai commended the soldiers for their commitment towards the onslaught against terrorists. He said, “The North-East operation is critical at this stage. The terrorists have been defeated. These criminals may rear their ugly heads through other means. We will continue to maintain vigilance. Buratai explained that the Federal Government would not relent in giving special attention to the welfare of military personnel. Expressing satisfaction in the commitment to duty the 2 Brigade personnel, he pointed out that the Nigerian army had always been celebrated globally for its high level of professionalism and discipline. The army chief urged soldiers to continue to maintain the high level of discipline they were known for, even as he commended the brigade for its effort in fighting oil theft in the Niger Delta region. Promising that government will give attention to the medical needs of military personnel, Buratai added that the Nigerian Army would not fail to tackle the problem of accommodation in all the barracks across the country. Apart from inspecting an ongoing five-bedroom block project embarked upon by his office, Buratai also spoke with wives of soldiers in the barracks and pledged Federal Government’s commitment towards improving their welfare |
Congratulations Dickson
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I miss GEJ militarized but peaceful elections |
Ashawo ![]() I hate victor umeh but I hate ashawos more ![]() Hail senator victor umeh ![]() |
APC as you right remember that God is watching you and rub with common sense |
Burn the bastard too |
Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State, on Wednesday, announced the dissolution of the interim management committees of the 23 local government councils in the state. The dissolution which was announced in a government statement signed by the Special Assistant Media and Publicity, Samuel Aruwan, explained that the decision was based on the expiration of their six-month term of office. The statement read: “Malam Nasir El-Rufai, the Governor of Kaduna State, has therefore approved the dissolution of the interim management committees. The Governor also extended his profound appreciation to all the IMC members for their selfless and dedicated service to their local governments in particular, and Kaduna State in general. “The Government has also directed each IMC to handover to the most senior director in their respective local governments, who will oversee the office of Chairman pending action by the honourable members of the House of Assembly http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/el-rufai-sacks-kaduna-council-chairmen/ |
They have sold us to IMF ![]() Dullards In Power |
Bubu is a peadphilic dullard |
Bubu is a dullard |
Even more reactions
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More reactions
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Nigerians took to twitter this morning to react to the overbloated budget of change
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xpac01:
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The heediot is still doing push ups and looking for more shias to kill ![]() |
The heediot is still doing push ups and looking for more shias to koll |
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