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Effects of marrying bad wives

Hmm

OK

All of them graduating wiv first class. Dats d topic on front page

PhockPhockMan:
You need brain surgery.

Ur brain needs formatting n system upgrade

Basketmouth, tell them. We voted a president, not a magician. In 16yrs, PDP gave us pain, anguish, sorrow. And now, dey hv guts to criticize d Chosen One from Daura

philips70:
Have you heard a typical Ijaw man speak English? Were you listening to Jonathan before Abati tried to brush him up but even just a little? To me he has one of the worst accent for someone who has a PhD and a classroom lecturer. GEJ pronounces his own name Zonathan, shoes as sus, rich as ris and many more embarrassing pronunciation. What did that have to do with his woeful performance and bringing us all in the Niger Delta to a big shame? Don't just mind these poorly brought up kids recruited unto this forum.

Nice one bro. Wiv dis kinda tribalistic humans here, hw do dey expect Nigeria to develop? We don't care if he speaks English well! All we want us development

PhockPhockMan:
What a national embarrassment.

U just allowing tribalism take over ur common sense. I know u re from d East n we know d Northerners have poor English accent bt dat doesn't mean he can't speak English. Ur Ex-President dat has a doctorate degree, wat did he achieve? Don't b a tribalistic or religious bigot. Am also from d South, so for ur info, don't quote me

Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State during the Prelate Anglican Communion of Nigeria, of asked homosexuals to stay away from the state, warning that his tenure would not take likely gay couple anyone caught practice in the state.

He also said “Gay lifestyle is alien to the customs, lifestyles, and the belief of Africans and the church, even though it is being promoted in the Western world. And he sincerely pray that a revival would spring from Benue State and produce evangelists that would drive evangelization in Africa and the Western world because the personal knowledge of the Lord Jesus is the solution to the decadence sweeping across many nations today.”

http://xsouth.com/homosexuals-warned-to-stay-away-from-benue-state-by-governor-ortom/

OK

Let them expose themselves

RIP

It serves Tinubu right... Nigeria isn't Lagos where he can sit in d comfort of his parlour n control. Lagos is in Nigeria n definitely, Nigeria z bigger than Tinubu.

Northerners dealing with the South Westerners since 1960

Dats justice. The Judiciary shd also take dis kinda justice to all those corrupt POLITHIEFCIANS looting our treasury

Barely 48 hours after they attacked Mainok town in Borno state, which left over 30 persons dead and most part of the village burnt, Boko Haram terrorists on Wednesday returned to attack villagers returning to count their losses.
Commuting along the Maiduguri-Damaturu highway was halted again for the fourth ‎time in a week, as security operatives battle to prevent Eidel Fitri holiday travelers from driving into an ambush by the insurgents.
Villagers reported 15 persons killed on Tuesday night as Boko Haram fighters carried on days of attacks on the only safe route linking other parts of the country with Maiduguri, the birth place of the Boko Haram insurgency.
Warsala, a village located on the boundary between Borno and Yobe states, in northeast Nigeria, was the latest community along the Kano-Maiduguri highway, that is being attacked by Boko Haram extremists.
The agrarian community is not more than 5km from Ngamdu, another village along the highway that buried 10 persons killed by Boko Haram terrorists on Friday night.
The Tuesday night attack on Warsala came barely 24 hours after the same terrorists attacked Mainok, a village located along the same highway and about 40km away from Warsala.
A traveler along the route, Hamza Baba, told reporters Wednesday that he drove through a village practically deserted, even as he sighted some smoking trailer trucks by the road side.
“The trucks were attacked and burnt by Boko Haram terrorists who shot their drivers,” said Baba, a government worker travelling to his home town for the Eid Fitri celebration.
“A villager, who had luggage on his head and standing by the road side to catch a vehicle to Damaturu, informed me that the attack took place at about 8pm when the gunmen arrived Warsala shooting sporadically. He said eight persons were found dead this morning and that he had to flee because the gunmen said they would still be back.
“Another trailer conveying commodities to Maiduguri was attacked, and the driver killed early this morning in Ngamdu village about 2 kilometres away from Warsala, which is a village under Yobe state.
“This has forced the village to start fleeing their homes en mass this morning. I saw more than 3000 of them leaving; many were trekking, some were conveyed in trucks. The Damaturu-Maiduguri highway is becoming a dead zone; this is the fourth attack this week from Monday. I wonder why intensive patrol measures is not being launched to stop this”, said Baba, who communicated his concerns via social chat platform, WhatsApp.
On Monday, reports from the attacked town of Mainok in Kaga local government areas of Borno state, indicated that at least 30 persons were killed, and many others injured by rampaging Boko Haram terrorists, security sources said.
Mainok is a town located about 65kilometres from Maiduguri, the Borno state capital.
The attack lasted about five hours as the gunmen took their time to ensure that no single edifice in the village was left untouched, even as more than 30 villagers and travellers were said to have been killed during the attack.
Sources said more than a hundred Boko Haram terrorists had, at about 5:30pm, stormed Mainok town and opened fire on civilians, killing at least 40 helpless civilians. More than 30 vehicles that were trapped near the village were also burnt as well as hundreds of homes.
Abubakar Danmalam, an operative of the Civilian-JTF, who visited Mainok on Tuesday, said “about 30 persons, and that include those travellers that trapped on the way while traveling along Maiduguri – Damaturu roads” were murdered.
”We have buried some of the people that can be buried but some of them were burnt beyond recognition; some of our foodstuffs were carted away,” he said.
The Borno state governor, Kashim Shettima, told visiting officials of the Nigerian Foundation for the Support of Victims of Insurgency that many people were killed during the Monday attack on the Maiduguri highway.
Speaking Tuesday, Mr. Shettima said his optimism that the Boko Haram insurgency would soon end was heightened by the appointment of new security chiefs by President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday.
“Nigeria now has the best of chances to overcome the challenges of insurgency facing it, since 2009,” Mr. Shettima said.
“Yesterday (Monday) was the happiest moment of my life”, he said.
“President Muhammadu Buhari made a strong statement by his decision to appoint two highly competent sons of Borno to the offices of the National Security Adviser and the Chief of Army Staff.
“I think his strategy was to get people with ancestral knowledge of the Borno terrain. Major General Tukur Buratai is even a direct victim of Boko Haram attacks. He lost family members when his residence was attacked earlier this year in Buratai, a town in Biu local government area. Monguno was destroyed and once occupied by Boko Haram and that is where the new NSA, Retired Major General Babagana Monguno hails from. In fact, a key family member of General Monguno is still being held captive by Boko Haram insurgents.
“These two Generals are from Borno, they know exactly where it pinches and most importantly, they understand the terrain and can easily connect with communities to get local support. Added to them is also the Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal Sadique Abubakar who hails from Bauchi also in the northeast. AVM Abubakar spent many of his formative years in military here in Borno State. He has spent over ten years in Borno, he knows the terrain very well also and connect with the people.
“I think for us, it is now or never because the President has generously put sons of Borno and the northeast to lead the battle for the freedom of Borno, the northeast and the rest of Nigeria, from the murderous threats of insurgents. Insha Allah, with the combined efforts of other competent service chiefs and all Nigerians, the war on terror will soon be won by the supremacy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” Mr. Shettima said.
Boko Haram has in the last one year bombed all major bridges on ‎four of the five highways linking the rest of the world with Maiduguri.
The group has also planted landmines on the roads, killing several travellers.
Maiduguri now hosts over a million internally displaced persons, and now relies only on the Kano-Maiduguri highway for access.
But with the incessant onslaught on the highway by the Boko Haram terrorists, there are fears by residents that even the only relatively safe route might be taken by the terrorists.
Although soldiers have been deployed to Benisheik town, 85 kilometres from Maiduguri, to specifically guard the only bridge along ‎the highway, there are concerns the terrorists might be plotting to attack the bridge.
“If that happens, ‎we are doomed in Maiduguri, because that is the only surviving road that thousands of travellers ply daily,” said Yahaya Garba, a Maiduguri-based automobile mechanic.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/186727-boko-haram-kills-45-villagers-travellers-in-bid-to-seize-highway-to-borno.html

tigar007:
When Nigeria was still developing....

Is Nigeria developed?

Amokachi looks like a house boy

Was shocked when I came across this pix. Then the question that came across my mind was; Do people still dress like this in this modern era?

The APC Chieftain while speaking to State House correspondents after breaking the Ramadan fast with President Buhari, said contrary to popular belief he has no demands from the President.

I have no demands. If you understand what party politics and leadership is all about, it is about loyalty and commitment to the values which the leadership believes in. I believe in what the president believes in, I respect him and I stand firmly loyal to his cause. So you can go to any length of speculation that you might want, I have not responded to all of that because I understand the president and the president understands me clearly.

He also added a word on the National Assembly crisis, saying that he is being careful of his utterances and that the party members and leaders should be discipline.

That is an area where I am very cautious of my position and my utterances. I still want to keep my side of the interpretation or analysis to be able to achieve a resolution of the matter as quickly as possible. I am backing what the president has carefully enumerated and articulated to the party. The party is supreme. The party must have disciplined leadership and followers. The party’s process must be respected because that is the confidence and the trust of the people. However in every environment, we should have conflict, that is politics and conflict resolution mechanism would be applied to resolve all the problems so we are there. There is honour in every struggle and every competition, there must be honour in victory too.

http://xsouth.com/bola-tinubu-speaks-about-his-demands-from-president-buhari/

OK

Atleast, I get his point. D Service Chiefs have felt d wind of change. No more lackadaisical attitudes towards work from them

We re in for trouble

Y is he disturbed?? If he's innocent, he ought not to be scared. Let them (PDP) pay for all d harm n hardship dey hv caused Nigerians

The Nigerian judiciary system z nothing to write home abt

This one z here to make up d numbers

Tell the ladies. Nice post I must confess

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]Your fiancè is probably suffering from erectile dysfunction.

So his dick can't rise except a blöw job is given to him.

But in my opinion blõw job is a part of fore play before sex and besides that's the only aspect a man can enjoy in fore play before sex. While you women enjoy getting sucked and licked and fingéred and all other sorts of stuff.

You can't tell me your fìance doesn't return the favour to you too.

I honestly see no reason why you should be worried. It's part of sex.

On the other hand I think your fiancè should see a medical practitioner for help to solve the problem of erectile dysfunction. Drugs could be prescribed for him.

I hope this helps. [/color]

I understand ur point bt it's a 50-50 stuff. Both enjoy kissing, some men love their nipples being sucked, while women do. Some men love their necks being kissed, women do. Sucking of d dick n rimming d pussy goes along. So I fink there r other ways she can please her guy. But I fink d guy z actually suffering from erectile dysfunction. He needs help asap

klevjey:
datz ur duty..JUST WATCH AND SEE!!

Ok

klevjey:
yeah..just d same way Ghadaffi was told he would be brought down, but he laughed..until he was cut with a knife and left on d street like a dog

Ok. let's see who's gonna pull him down