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kemdaniels:
what? Elaborate plz

their evil deeds are afta dem.

Buhari govt is believed to be the messiah.

The begin of change!

Were Nigerians can breathe fresh air with their two eyes closed.

Time when the power supply will be constant.

Time when our currency value will march dollar.etc.

Its a fact that some come in with good intentions but when they get there,the powers there will change the person to what will make him or her dance to their beat or tone and suddenly d masses are forgetten and so on......
And the National cake is been shared by the Ogas.

Some of the new cabinet are still the PDP defectors who quickly join APC.

Everyone will like to have a say in the govt due to the party was merged to form a strong opposition party and won.

Politics in regionalising of the money assign to different Geo political areas(the Igbos' are already afraid and are back with their Biafran). Etc

Esiaba said an i quote '' if you are a Head of a Batalion and you are to do a parade for the new govt and the Head of State stood rigid like a pyramid and your soldiers are marching and 999 soldiers are marching wrongly and 1 is marching rightly. What will you do and remember,the press is there, the world is watching you and the head of state stood rigid like a pyramid''.

Let me not bore your with words,while i wait for your comments,complains,suggestions and query.

kemdaniels:
The change has arrived,they will soon be running like rats that they are.¤springbok style¤.

it means dey ave committed sumtin

Rocket-propelled
grenades exploded into several
homes, killing at least 13 people
before dawn Saturday in the city
of Maiduguri as Boko Haram
unleashed a new kind of violence
in the extremist group's
birthplace, said residents.
Maiduguri resident Mari Madu
said he counted at least 40
thunderous blasts that began
around 1 a.m. before he lost
count.
"Each time they fired into the
town, we saw bright sparkling
flashes which moved with great
speed ... One of the blasts shook
my roof so badly that I thought it
must have landed on my house,"
he said.
Several homes were destroyed in
Maiduguri's Dala-Lawanti suburb,
about 20 kilometers west of the
city center, he said.
At least 13 people were killed
and more injured by the grenade
attacks, said Maiduguri resident
Idrissa Mandara.
"Eight persons were killed in my
compound. Five died instantly
and three died at the hospital.
We also have five others that
have been buried after they were
found dead in their homes," said
Mandara.
Among the dead were five
children, two women and six
men, he said.

The Nigerian Police force just shared
this eye opening story on their Facebook
page
This should be a lesson for all guys
looking for one night stand.

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DO YOU REMEMBER THIS?
If you didn't play this you missed.
Where are the village CHAMPIONS like me...
gone are the days
Once be a champion in our street grin
comment if you play this very well ;

MTN has issued a statement saying it’s
been drastically affected by the scarcity
of diesel and most of it’s base stations
that run on fuel can’t keep up with the
current scarcity.
Radio stations Beat 99.9 FM as well as
Naija FM have shut down services very
early tonight due to the ongoing fuel/
diesel scarcity.
Making the announcement on social
media, the radio stations stated that
they will be closing at 8:00PM.
Beat FM mentioned on air that services
will resume on Sunday morning but that
Monday could not be guaranteed.

Nigerians often complain about the negative
portrayal of their country in the
international media which often focuses on
corruption and violence.

So the BBC asked residents of the
commercial capital, Lagos, what they
thought was best about living in Africa's
most populous nation and what they
wanted the rest of the world to know about
Nigeria.

Here are their 10 favourite things.

1) Nigerians are happy
Emeka Iluchukwu, visual artist:
Okocha Jude, businessman

2) Nigeria is a land of opportunities
Vanessa Iloenyosi, brand executive:
Abayomi Usim, TV producer:

3) Nigerians are resilient
Alesta Wilcox, chartered accountant:
Paul Oseh, graphic designer:
"The greatest thing I think about we
Nigerians is that we are wonderful
people. We are so resourceful despite
challenges that comes our way and the
political tussle for power. In one nutshell
Nigeria is a wonderful place, we're
creative and imaginative"

4) Nigerians are problem-solvers
Damian Nzeka, teacher:
"It's not really a peaceful country but we
bless the name of God because we're still
here today. When we are positive with
our minds we work something good out.
We want things to go well for us, we can't
run away from our home; this is our land
we have to make it work"

5) Nigeria is diverse and specialist
Iluore Loueth, fashion designer:
Donatus Ezeji, IT specialist:
"We are special because if you look at
Nigeria - each time we have problem, we
usually solve it at the last minute - we
have been avoiding crisis. When we get to
that point, we always sort it out - instead
of going to war or something like that"

6) Nigerians are hard workers
Orji Micah, builder:
"The Nigerian people are industrious, they
work hard, they're not lazy - and they can
endure whatsoever hardship, they can
survive it any place"


7) Nigeria has great weather
Moses Onyibe, mobile photo trader:
"The weather of the country is better
compared to other countries and we have
the biggest river - the River Niger - in
West Africa region - so I enjoy my country
basically because of the environment - it's
very conducive"
Chinedu Ugochukwu, businessman:
"The weather is beautiful all year round
and this is just the beginning of good
things to come... the people are friendly,
very welcoming. You can't beat it, it's a
lovely dynamic country, every day new
things are coming up, new ideas, [and
Lagos] it's a city that never sleeps"

Nigeria has freedom of speech
Akpofure Tony Tegar, hotelier:
Stanley Osiaku, trader:
"You are free to talk to anybody - no
matter how big or small the person is. We
have freedom of speech to have a
dialogue with somebody. Or if somebody
offends you, you are free to say it out"

9) Nigerians have a great sense of humour
Chukwuma Nwana, beauty salon general
manager:

10) Nigeria is hospitable

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My people, is this fair?
What can we call this-wickedness or
incompetence?

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Following comments made by Tuface
Idibia that the PDP had done nothing in
the last 16 years, a social media
commentator, Mr Eric Amodu has taken
a swipe at his fellow Idoma kinsman
saying the music super star lacked the
moral ground to criticise the PDP since
he too was a beneficiary of their
perfidious rule.

His comments below:

Too bad you threw the bomb at yourself
on this. You are my friend but the truth
must be told.
Questions...
1. Name a single soul you’ ve
ever helped?
2. Why did your fellow
childhood friends deserted you?
3. What have you given back to
the society that made u?

Infact lets go deeper
First of all, OJB produced you and
brought you to limelight and even gave
you a song for free without you paying
a dime. But you threw your back at him
when the world were rallying round to
save his life.
Not even a dime from you when lesser
musicians gave their widows mite.
No any Idoma sons could say he’s on
your scholarship list yet you have the
mouth to talk back at the people that
you helped in eating from their states’
funds.

You ate the resources meant for Benue
State during Akume days in PDP as a
governor when he bought you a Camry.

How about Donald Duke when he was
the PDP governor of cross Rivers State?
He lavished the state resources for you
and still paid 20 million naira just to
reunite the plantation boiz yet you have
the guts to say PDP did nothing? Better
still, you for reject all the money.
Akwa-Ibom state governor under the
PDP-led government lavished the money
meant for the state to sponsor your
wedding. Why didn’t you kick against it
when he gave you eight jeeps and
sponsored several people to Dubai just
to attend your wedding?
Jolly Nyame wasted th state resources
on you and you practically abandoned
Lagos for Taraba just because you
began to taste the juicy side of
unmerited resources from government
coffers.

Don’t forget… when you sang ” I de feel
like so so so and so person… because
you de spend for me.” Over 70% of the
names you mentioned were PDP people
you joined in eating away the future of
their states.

Brother man, sorry to say this… you
don’t even stand the moral ground
where conscience speaks to talk about
PDP.

I would love Banky W, the little Davido
that just started, Ice Prince, Don Jazzy
and so many others to talk because they
don’t dine with the PDP and their states’
funds yet they’ve given a whole lot to the
society.

On your wedding day, you took away
the pleasure of the eyes from Nigerians
to Dubai so that dem no go fit benefit
even small thing from you. Stingy life.

poposki33:
they are not able to fund the existing universities properly and they are creating more

nonsense

why this gej Just wan kill this country

what is ur busines? Are u in their pocket?

As an Alvanite,i prefer to b refered to as uni...... student. Good one 4 us. Omo 4yrs on my mind.

The lastest news on NTA, is that Alvan is among the college of Education converted to University of Education.
More news to follow.....

What will be your warm hearted words for Mr President as he Vacates for CHANGE

Your comments. No Lies:-D

This is great. To pass through the lake that is important in Imo.(Deserted)

The most worshiped lake in Eastern Region(RESEARCHED),were many playwrights' draw inspiration from,the mystery behind the water is beyond even the Ogutas', sorry to say.

But my question is;
Do the Government of Imo State recognise the Oguta Lake?

Gobe!! See what a guy gave his girl on her birthday. Is this LOVE?

Goodday to all. Its no news that the whole of Douglas aheading towards Aba Roads has being occupied by Rochas supporters,who had deem it fit to express their happiness on their Leader's Victory Today there by encourage traffic on the roads as they sweep the grounds with brooms.
This victory has erupted alot of questions in the minds of the Imolites. Which are;
* Will he change from Bad to Good.
* Will he change From Good to Bad.
* Has he come to take the last part of his remaining Money.
These are my own view;
1. Civil Servants are wailing for non payment of salary as at when due.
2. The Youth complaining of lack of Jobs,which has reduced many of them to the street,Graduates' now see their hope of survival placed on Keke driving and the rest who are ashame to drive Keke, he gives them Black and Black to were and mount his gates.
3. Our Aged Mothers' at home who beleives' in the system of Hand to Mouth, are praying for him earnestly to return to power due to things he gives them.
4. He had put a padlock to the mouth of his opponent on the area of Education,by making education free from primary to secondary in Imo state being the first to do it in Imo.
5. He constructed roads were people can't beleive that there will be roads,this same roads has taken lives due to the qualities of these roads.
Just to mention a few.
People says he is good.
People says he is bad.
Whats your take on this pals.

This are the type of people i love,who admit that they are not in there right sense when posting, please for those who want scientific proof for what does not need to see the laboratory, please forget it,And for those who want to commit murder,you can use you girlfriends'. Pls MOD know want you put on frontpage.

Men are naturally drawn to a woman with
a curvy backside, a new report suggests.
'Curvaceous gals'
The "theoretically optimal angle" is a 45.5-
degree curve from back to buttocks – not
necessarily a big butt, the University of
Texas at Austin researchers determined.
These curvaceous gals would have had an
evolutionary advantage, in that they
appeared able to bear multiple children
easily, the researchers said.
"This spinal structure would have enabled
pregnant women to balance their weight
over the hips," said study leader David
Lewis, a UT Austin alumnus and now a
psychologist at Bilkent University in Turkey.
"These women would have been more
effective at foraging during pregnancy and
less likely to suffer spinal injuries," he said
in a UT Austin news release. "In turn, men
who preferred these women would have
had mates who were better able to
provide for foetus and offspring, and who
would have been able to carry out multiple
pregnancies without injury."
Evolved standard of attractiveness
This preference evolved over thousands of
years and is likely to persist for a long time,
the researchers noted.
Their conclusions came from a two-part
study in which 100 men were asked to
look at images of women and rate their
attractiveness. Women with a 45.5-degree
in the lower back were rated as most
appealing. The researchers next
determined from a group of 200 men that
guys preferred this degree of lower back
curvature regardless of a woman's butt
size.
"What's fascinating about this research is
that it is yet another scientific illustration
of a close fit between a sex-differentiated
feature of human morphology – in this
case lumbar curvature – and an evolved
standard of attractiveness," study co-
author David Buss, a UT Austin psychology
professor, said in the news release.
"This adds to a growing body of evidence
that beauty is not entirely arbitrary, or 'in
the eyes of the beholder' as many in
mainstream social science believed, but
rather has a coherent adaptive logic," he
said.
The study was published online in the
journal Evolution and Human Behaviour.
Source:news24

eyeview:
After he personally wrote the results in the result sheet. But he was too dumb to notice that the result sheets he used to record his phantom scores bore 'kaduna state' on them rather than imo. So he has to explain how he got his hands on kaduna result sheets and why a large contigents of hausas were brought in and moved to his village in ideato where they were given voters cards to vote him

mayb he want to cme bak by all means,he does not want his peoples votes becos he dont trust dem again. Are we truly in democracy?

Gov. Rochas Okorocha of Imo
has called on the Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC) to urgently
collate the results in the remaining
wards in the state and declare the
winner.
The governor made the call on Tuesday
in Owerri while giving an insight into
what transpired in the various polling
units in the state.
Prof. Oyewale Obe, the Returning Officer
for the state INEC, had on Sunday
declared the Imo governorship election
inconclusive due to the cancellation of
results of polls in some electoral wards
spreading across 23 local government
areas of the state.
Okorocha accused some INEC staff and
the Police of complacency with the
intention to commit electoral fraud to
the disadvantage of the APC.
He commended the people of Imo for
their show of support and solidarity
before, during and after the elections.

A 65-year-old Berlin woman
who already has 13 children is pregnant
again with quadruplets, German media
reported on Sunday.
The Russian and English teacher's
pregnancy follows several attempts
abroad at artificial insemination over
the last year and a half, German RTL
broadcaster said.
The woman, Annegret Raunigk, decided
to try to have another child because her
youngest daughter, who is nine,
wanted a little brother or sister, RTL said
on its website.
The TV channel will broadcast an
interview with the expectant mother,
who has seven grandchildren, on
Monday evening.
It said the pregnancy had so far been
without any major complications and
that if everything went well, the babies
were due in the summer and that
Raunigk would be the world's oldest
mother of quadruplets.
Mass circulation newspaper Bild am
Sonntag also reported the four-baby
pregnancy, quoting the mum-to-be as
saying the news had initially come as a
shock.
"After the doctor discovered there were
four, I had to give it some thought to
begin with," Bild quoted her as saying,
adding however she had not
considered it an option to reduce the
number of embryos.
Asked about the moral implications, RTL
quoted her as saying: "I think, one must
decide that for oneself."
Bild also reported on Raunigk 10 years
ago when she gave birth to her 13th
child and quoted her at the time as
saying she had only initially envisaged
having one.
Source:news24.com

Mpumalanga education
authorities have confirmed that more
than 3 000 pupils fell pregnant last year.
The department recorded a total of 3
196 pregnant schoolgirls in 2014.
"We also dismissed five educators due
to sexual crimes against learners," said
provincial education spokesperson
Gerald Sambo.
Sambo said the department has
campaigns throughout the year against
teen pregnancy, but that they need
more support from communities.
"The campaigns are yielding results but
the challenge requires a strong
collaboration with communities
because most of the sexual practices
are mainly taking place within
communities. We would like to urge our
learners to refrain from any sexual
activities and focus on their studies and
be able to graduate before they become
mothers," he said.
Provincial spokesperson for the
Democratic Alliance, Portia Adams, said
Mpumalanga has one of the highest
school pregnancy rates in South Africa.
Even primary school girls are falling
pregnant, she said.
"The high number of primary school
learners falling pregnant is [especially]
concerning as these children are
unlikely to be able to look after their
babies, let alone stay in school up to
matric.
"It is also concerning because these
pregnancies could be a sign of sexual
crimes taking place either at home or at
school," she said.
She added that the DA will ask Education
MEC Reginah Mhaule for a detailed
action plan on how she intends to
discourage scholars from falling
pregnant.
Sambo said there are a number of
programmes that address teen
pregnancies.
These include the Integrated School
Health Programme whereby nurses visit
schools to discuss prevention strategies
and sexual reproductive health.
The Peer Education Programme also
encourages learners to engage in
activities aimed at combatting social
challenges, including teen pregnancy.
Community Dialogues and Social
Mobilisation led by the departments of
social development and education
involve parents and address social
challenges affecting pupils, he said.
News24

A typical day for Deborah
includes classes on a manicured
university campus and exercise in the
evening - basketball, volleyball or
aerobics. On weekends, she studies,
swims or just relaxes.
But the teenager's life now is one that
was unimaginable 12 months ago.
On April 14 last year, she was in a
packed dormitory at the Government
Girls Secondary School in Chibok,
northeastern Nigeria, seeking a night's
sleep before writing end-of-term exams.
Boko Haram fighters stormed the school
after sundown, kidnapping 276 girls.
The mass abduction provoked global
outrage and brought unprecedented
attention to an insurgency that has
devastated northern Nigeria since 2009.
Deborah was one of 57 girls who
escaped within hours of the attack. Her
life has changed but for the other 219
hostages still being held and for families
desperate for news, the nightmare
continues.
Despite promises from the government
and military that the release or rescue of
the hostages was at hand, there has
been no credible information
concerning their whereabouts in
months.
Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau
vowed to sell the girls as "slaves" and
later said they had been "married off".
Experts say both are possible and they
are unlikely to still be all together.
'Blessing in disguise'
Deborah and 20 other girls from Chibok
who escaped Boko Haram captivity are
now studying at the American
University of Nigeria (AUN) in the
northeastern city of Yola.
The privately-funded AUN does not look
like other Nigerian universities and
certainly bears little resemblance to
Chibok, which even before the Islamist
uprising began was a deeply
impoverished town with poor roads
and limited electricity supply.
Spread across a vast stretch of land on
the outskirts of Yola, the campus
includes an immaculate hotel, with a
restaurant overlooking a pool that
serves burgers and pizza, where faculty,
including visiting Western professors,
share sodas with their students.
"It is a beautiful environment," Deborah
told AFP via university staff in an email
exchange.
The Chibok girls at AUN are studying a
curriculum aimed at preparing them to
start a four-year undergraduate
programme next year.
Deborah said her dream is to work at
the United Nations "to help my
community in Chibok, Nigeria and the
world".
Others talk of becoming doctors or
lawyers. All stress the importance of
education. With degrees from the well-
regarded AUN those dreams may come
true.
But among the 21, the prospects feel
bittersweet, as international attention
returns to the plight of those still being
held one year on.
Thoughts of their missing classmates
are never far away and in their prayers
daily, they said.
"We feel sad with the advantages we
have now because so many from our
hometown do not have these
advantages," they added.
They also acknowledged they would
almost certainly not be studying at the
university had they not been kidnapped.
Mary put this conflict in starker terms:
"When the insurgency struck, I was
devastated but little did I know it was
going to be a blessing in disguise."
'A horrible journey'
The Chibok girls at AUN felt united in a
common goal to ensure that some good
must come from last year's tragedy.
"It has been a horrible journey yet we
believe that coming to AUN is for a
purpose, which is to be an instrument
of positive change in our hometown,"
Sarah said.
"We have not been broken by the attack.
We see ourselves as the people who
have been chosen to make positive
future changes not just in Chibok, but in
our country and the world," she added.
President Goodluck Jonathan's handling
of the hostage crisis was heavily
criticised, especially over his
administration's failure to immediately
recognise the severity of the attack and
to swiftly launch a major rescue effort.
Jonathan's defeat in last month's
general election to challenger
Muhammadu Buhari may have partly
been caused by his inability to contain
the Islamist violence.
Boko Haram, whose name loosely
translates from the Hausa language
widely spoken in northern Nigeria as
"Western education is forbidden", had
already been suspected of committing
crimes against humanity before the
Chibok mass abduction focused global
outrage.
But the girls studying at AUN suggested
the Islamist foot-soldiers who carried
out the kidnappings ultimately deserve
mercy.
Northeastern Nigeria provides few
opportunities and little hope of
employment for young men, making
them vulnerable to radicalisation, they
said.
"I forgive Boko Haram for what they
have done and I pray God forgives them
too," Blessing said.
Source:news24.com

We are here complaining of stomach infrastructure,poor administration. NONSENSE!!!
PDP has even won Lagos. U guys should stop complaining and give reasonable suggestion on how tins wil be beta.