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No suprise say na one guy with big gbola she won give the money..

How dear you loose gaurd to that gender


Gender of betrayals

Future is feeeemale.

I still dey wonder this Bobrisky get pr*ck.

Me I no fit allow my sister with this guy in the same house to avoid story that touch.

this one fit dey hide him pr*ck under his nyansh.


God no allow us give birth to what we can't explain.

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Speaking in a rare interview, Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said the funds would help millions of the country’s citizens that are in desperate need.

He also claimed Afghanistan’s new Taliban rulers are committed in principle to education and jobs for girls and women, a marked departure from their previous time in power which saw a history of oppression and human rights abuses.

Speaking to the Associated Press, Muttaqi said the new government wants good relations with all countries and has no issue with the United States.

He urged Washington and other nations to release the funds that were frozen when the Taliban took power on August 15, following a rapid military sweep across Afghanistan and the sudden, secret flight of US-backed President Ashraf Ghani.

But despite insisting the Taliban have changed for the better, Muttaqi’s comments hint at a dire situation in Afghanistan – already one of the poorest countries in the world per capita before the group took control of the country.

Sanctions against Afghanistan would … not have any benefit,’ Muttaqi said Sunday, speaking in his native Pashto during the interview in the sprawling pale brick Foreign Ministry building in the heart of the Afghan capital of Kabul.

‘Making Afghanistan unstable or having a weak Afghan government is not in the interest of anyone,’ said Muttaqi, whose aides include employees of the previous government as well as those recruited from the ranks of the Taliban.

Muttaqi’s comments are not the first time he has made a plea for the funds – from Afghanistan’s Central Bank – to be released.

Picutred: Taliban members patrol a second-hand shoes street market as seller waits for customers in downtown Kabul, Afghanistan, December 12 2021
Picutred: Taliban members patrol a second-hand shoes street market as seller waits for customers in downtown Kabul, Afghanistan,
December 12 2021


However, in October, Deputy United States Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo told a US Senate Committee that he saw no situation in which the Taliban would be allowed to access the reserves.

Concerned nations have pledged aid to the country, which made up a large part of its economy before the Taliban took over, but many are reluctant to send funds unless the Taliban agrees to a more inclusive society.


Meanwhile, reports from Afghanistan have told harrowing stories, such as parents being forced to sell their children to survive, and droughts forcing people from their homes.

The UN has warned that more than half of Afghanistan’s population faces starvation this winter, a problem compounded by the fact that many aid agencies fled the country as the government collapsed and international aid dried up.

International charity Save the Children has called on governments to make urgent exemptions to existing counter-terror and sanctions policies, to allow for the delivery of life-saving humanitarian aid.

Since August, representatives of the group have worked to present a new image for the Taliban, claiming to have changed since its last brutal rule that ended in 2001. Its efforts have been met with scepticism from the international community.

Muttaqi acknowledged the world’s outrage at the Taliban-imposed limitations on girls’ education and on women in the work force.

In many parts of Afghanistan, female high school students between the grades of seven and 12 have not been permitted to go to school since the Taliban took over, and many female civil servants have been told to stay home.

Taliban officials have said they need time to create gender-segregated arrangements in schools and work places that meet their severe interpretation of Islam.

When they first ruled from 1996-2001, the Taliban shocked the world by barring girls and women from schools and jobs, banning most entertainment and sports and occasionally carrying out executions in front of large crowds in sports stadiums.

But Muttaqi said the Taliban have changed since those times.

‘We have have made progress in administration and in politics … in interaction with the nation and the world. With each passing day we will gain more experience and make more progress,’ he said.

Muttaqi said that under the new Taliban government, girls are going to school through to Grade 12 in 10 of the country’s 34 provinces, private schools and universities are operating unhindered and 100% of women who had previously worked in the health sector are back on the job.

‘This shows that we are committed in principle to women participation,’ he said.

He claimed that the Taliban have not targeted their opponents, instead having announced a general amnesty and providing some protection.

Leaders of the previous government live without threat in Kabul, he said, though the majority have fled the country since the takeover.

Last month, the international group Human Rights Watch published a report saying the Taliban summarily killed or forcibly disappeared more than 100 former police and intelligence officials in four provinces.

However, there have been no reports of large-scale retribution.

Muttaqi claimed the Afghan government that took power after the US-led coalition ousted the Taliban regime in 2001 carried out widespread revenge attacks against the Taliban.

Pictured: A US Marine grabs an infant over a fence of barbed wire during the evacuation of Kabul at Hamid Karzai International Airport on August 19, 2021. Thousands of desperate Afghans fled as the Taliban re-took the country for the first time since 2001
Pictured: A US Marine grabs an infant over a fence of barbed wire during the evacuation of Kabul at Hamid Karzai International Airport on August 19, 2021. Thousands of
desperate Afghans fled as the Taliban re-took the country for the first time since 2001

Afghan people climb atop a plane as they wait at the Kabul airport in Kabul on August 16, 2021, after a stunningly swift end to Afghanistan's 20-year war
Afghan people climb atop a plane as they wait at the Kabul airport in Kabul on August 16, 2021, after a stunningly swift end to Afghanistan’s 20-year war

Hundreds disappeared or were killed, causing thousands to flee to the mountains, he said. The Taliban were ousted for harboring al Qaida and Osama bin Laden who masterminded the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the US.

Muttaqi insisted poverty and the dream of a better life – not fear – drove thousands of Afghans to rush the Kabul airport in mid-August in hopes of getting to America and other Western countries, such as the UK.

The crush of people had generated searing images of men clinging to a departing American C-17 aircraft, while others fell to the ground as the wheels retracted.

He said the Taliban have made mistakes in their first months in power and that ‘we will work for more reforms which can benefit the nation.’ He did not elaborate on the mistakes or possible reforms.

Muttaqi pushed back against comments by US Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie who told the AP last week that the al-Qaida extremist group has grown slightly inside Afghanistan since US forces left in late August.

McKenzie is Washington’s top military commander in the Middle East.

In a February 2020 de al that spelled out the terms of a US troop withdrawal, the Taliban had promised to fight terrorism and deny terrorist groups a safe haven.

Muttaqi said Sunday that the Taliban have kept that promise, along with a pledge not to attack US and NATO forces during the final phase of the withdrawal which ended in late August.

‘Unfortunately, there are (always) allegation against the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan , but there is no proof,’ said Muttaqi. ‘If McKenzie has any proof, he should provide it. With confidence I can say that this is a baseless allegation.’

A Taliban fighter guards a street market as seller of protective face masks waits for customers, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic in downtown Kabul, Afghanistan, December 12 2021
A Taliban fighter guards a street market as seller of protective face masks waits for customers, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic in downtown Kabul, Afghanistan, December 12 2021

Pictured: Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) provide food and blanket aid to 500 families in Panjshir province of Afghanistan on December 10, 2021
Pictured: Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) provide food and blanket aid to 500 families in Panjshir province of Afghanistan on December 10, 2021

Meanwhile, Islamic State militants have stepped up attacks on Taliban patrols and religious minorities in the past four months.

The IS affiliate in Afghanistan has targeted Shiite mosques in the provincial capitals of Kunduz and Kandahar, and carried out frequent attacks on Taliban vehicles.

Muttaqi however said the Taliban have gained the upper hand in recent weeks, saying there had not been a major attack in the last month. Washington’s ability to track IS activities in Afghanistan has been handicapped since the troop withdrawal.

Muttaqi said he does not envision cooperating with the US in the battle against the Islamic State group.

However, he did express hope that with time, ‘America will slowly, slowly change its policy toward Afghanistan’ as it sees evidence that a Taliban-ruled country able to stand on its own is a benefit to America.

‘My last point is to America, to the American nation: You are a great and big nation and you must have enough patience and have a big heart to dare to make policies on Afghanistan based on international rules and relegation, and to end the differences and make the distance between US shorter and choose good relations with Afghanistan.’

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Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Leo Irabor has ordered 50 Generals in the Nigerian military to tender their resignation with immediate effect.

They cut across the Air Force, Army and Navy; around 25 of the senior officers are in the Army.

An impeccable source told DAILY POST that Irabor gave the directive at the Defence Headquarters in Abuja on Monday.

At a 2pm meeting, the CDS thanked them for their service and told all present that it was high time they left office.

But the Course 36 Generals still have more than three years before their retirement.

“They are about 50; 2 of them in the Army will retire in 2022, while the rest have about 3 and half years left in service”, the source revealed.

Another source wondered why the Armed Forces are eager to ease out scores of capable and experienced hands at a time the country is battling insecurity.

Ironically, Irabor recently intervened in the 2016 forceful retirement of 38 Army officers via a letter (Ref. No. CDS/8/A) to Defence Minister, Bashir Magashi, a retired Major General.

They were asked to go in June 2016, an action described as arbitrary by those affected, security personnel, experts and Nigerians.

Till date, the military and the federal government are yet to comply with extant court judgments ordering the officers’ reabsorption.

In January 2020, Justice Rukiya Hasstrup at National Industrial Court in Abuja faulted the Army decision and directed their reinstatement.

In May 2020, Justice Edith Agbakoba approved that contempt of court charge is filed against military chiefs for failing to comply with a valid order

guru90:
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Chaiii friend I have seen it..

GOD bless you in anything u put Ur hands
This data u gave me means alot to me..since I bought my phone I never subscribe more than 1gb..

Just imagine the kind of joy u gave me, I don't know how to thank you.


True God uses humans to bless humans


Thanks and God reward u all Ur heart desires..

Amen

guru90:
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You will receive it...

Ok thanks GOD BLESS You

guru90:
Phone Number: 08094395057

3gb 9mobile data sent successful........... flex.......

Xmas is all about giving out not receiving...... Merry xmas to u brother........

This year xmas I promise to give out.....

Thanks but I haven't seen it

guru90:
Please, is it true that it will officially close today... I mean biometric thumbprint......

Because alot of people wanna do thumb print tomorrow in my office and they have being calling me on phone to come to office today be Sunday. Beside I don't open on Sunday at all.... and I don't allow my workers to work on Sunday as well..

Those that are close to that woman... should kindly help me to confirm if biometric thumbprints will close today be 6th June, 2021...

Urgently needed answer officially.

Am the guy u said should send my number.

08094395057 is my number thanks

guru90:
Send it via Private u will receive data as well. But am not the fans of 9mobile at all....

My number is 08094395057 thanks.

guru90:
Message me with your working mtn number via my private chat or email me direct.. I wanna sub for u 5gb or 10gb mtn data....... Urgently message via private....

Pls am using 9mobile I don't have mtn sim

Please someone should explain to me why igbos are always successful.

I am beginning to think Igbos have that special blessings from God.

Am not an Igbo man but I love to be igbo if there is next life after death.

Igbos we love everything about you people.

GOD BLESS IGBOS.



Please anybody can show me love even if na something to use eat.

Other women looking at this prophetess especially the feminists.

Be like.

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In all Africa no country has the kind of designers we have in ABA.

If not for ABA Nigeria would have been crumbling on the importation of cloth.

ABA is the heart beat of Nigeria and Africa as a whole, any fashion event without ABA made Is real trash.

God bless Igbo
God bless NNAMDI KANU

Wetin concern us with this trash called news

Money that u would have invested u are saving. Abi u no dey hear say naira dey fall every day??

Buhari is the worst thing that has ever happened to Nigeria.
Even children sef dey complain...

Na so my 3years daughter yesterday told me that Buhari has made everything difficult for her.

topboss:
MONEY I DEY DATCH PEOPLE FOR NAIRALAND.




POVERTY IS A CRIME

Oga Abeg help na no matter how e be abeg help me make I use chop

This one na mad man.

We no say na followers em dey find, em just wan make DSS hollam. So that we go hear story like UCHE MADUAGWU has been arrested for protest.

Mtcheeew!!!!!

Israel is biafra and Biafra is Israel.

Collaborating with is Israel without Biafra is a waste of time,. Is like using basket to fetch water.

Conduct referendum simple.

#freennamdikanu

This name Buhari dey make me wan vommit..

How many times will I tell you Nigeria is not for you.

Blood tasty Sudanese go back to your country.

When looking at this boy I always remember my days in METHODIST COLLEGE UZUAKOLI in abia state that school really dealt with me. But not the senior students it was the boarding house master called MILLITARY MAN that man flogged me to a point of death. And even if something happens to you he won't show any sign of remorse. UZUMECO na hell.

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Dey there dey form Mr nice guy.

U no no say the thing dey hungry her too, and am sure another guy dey beep her.

U dey spend for her another guy dey bang her.

E go clear for your eyes.

G450:
The picture is just one of the thousands way to die...

Who told u, u are better than it is very common in water side areas even some streets in the north have do this.

I know this place very well, some where in Lagos state.

Ikorodu to be precise.

Why is it that everything about north is always funny

Poverty has ravaged that region, that is why they are into banditry just to survive. Chaiii not Una sorry.

Imagine...he is commissioning the students and 1000k as a project done in his constituency.

MODIFIED: nothing good comes out from north, know that and know peace.