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M not interested in d hairstyle seff... Wat M interested in is dat she no even fine seff

Days after she was introduced to the Nigerian
Public on Social Media, causing Mass Hysteria
because of exquisite beauty, the daughter of the
APC Presidential Flag Bearer in the forthcoming
Presidential Elections, Miss Zahra Buhari, has
given her beauty secret to the teeming number of
female ‘fans’ who have been dying to know what
make her tick.
“It’s simple really” she said to our FNN
correspondent during a recent phone chat, “I don’t
wear heavy amounts of makeup, I have never had
any type of cosmetic surgery. My Beauty boils
down to one thing and one thing only”. After further
prodding she revealed to us “No man has ever seen
me naked”
It’s really no big deal. My father warned me
vehemently before I left Nigeria to school in the UK
to maintain my chastity until I graduate, else he
would stop paying my fees, and you know how hard
paying fees is for a man who always has only ONE
MILLION NAIRA in his bank account at any given
time”
“So in the process of obeying my father, my beauty
grew in leaps and bounds. I am grateful to
him”. When asked to advise Nigerian ladies who
aspire towards her beauty, her response was
simple and straight forward.

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That's d real definition of a Naija babe

Likewise d way u cud nt differentiate between surname n surename

GEJ, so u no fear? U waka go Maiduguri?

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englishmart:
speaking up positively or negatively doesnt stop the fact that all of them (married ones) had sex before they got married

Seconded

pocohantas:
Tell them.
That's the hypocrisy one poster above is talking about.

They would form Team-V outside but w*nk with groundnut.oil in their closets sef.

Torr

Gnut oil!!! Hahaha

FrancisTony:
No matter how hard they try to justify promiscuity, it still doesn't change anything.

#TeamVirgin
#TeamZipUpBeforeMarriage
#TeamNoMasturbatìon
#TeamSelfcontrol

Hehehe... Make I hear?? Youths of nowadays...

Don't even knw her

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Na dis kind news I dey like

Amaechi d talkative. But, he's correct anyway!!!

They t two. D aspirant of AD

SeverusSnape:
Ehen... so
She can even go "clothless".
I won't still care.

I refuse to be tempted

U wish!!!

Yakpa

See as dem take die like xmas chickens

The crowd at rallies ain't a pointer to who's gonna win. Afterall, most of dis ppl r mobilized. U gat me??

A former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, on Tuesday said he
adjusted his itinerary to suit and honour the presidential
candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC,
Muhammadu Buhari, who was in Ogun State for his
campaign ahead of the February poll.
Mr. Obasanjo made this known when Mr. Buhari led
chieftains of the party on a courtesy call to him at his
private residence in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.
“But let me in a special way welcome Muhammadu,” Mr.
Obasanjo said. “Our paths have crossed on a number of
occasions and when I was told you are going to be coming
to Ogun State, I wasn’t sure whether you will come here or
not. But I told my boys -I said well, whatever programme
we have outside Ogun State for today, let us shelve it just
in case Muhammadu and his party and his team decide to
call here.
“You will remember when you decided to contest you
wrote me a letter this time around. And I replied your
letter. When you became the flag bearer of your party, you
wrote me another letter. And I replied your second letter
because I believe that you have honoured me by writing
and I should of course reciprocate by also responding to
your letter.”
The former president said what was paramount to him was
who would make Nigeria better irrespective of the party
the candidate belongs to.
Mr. Obasanjo, however, declared that he remained a
member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
“I have always said that party or no party, what is
paramount for me is Nigeria. And that will remain
paramount as far as I am concerned. There is no political
party in the world that is made up of saints and our own
political parties in Nigeria will be no exception. All the
political parties have saints and devils among them. But
because what you are campaigning for is the votes of saints
and devils to be able to win an election, and I wish you
well,” Mr. Obasanjo said.
Mr. Obasanjo added that politicians should do away with
trivialities and face issues, to tell Nigeria what would be
done to better their lots.
“I thought that I should say it today. I will just beg all of
you who are contesting to add one to it; you mentioned
economy, you mentioned corruption, and you mentioned
security. All of you, I will beg of you, to add infrastructure.
It’s very important. You may take it as part of economy
but I will take infrastructure as special and give it special
attention.
“For all political parties that are trying to woo us to vote
for them in the coming election; let’s go away from red-
herring, let’s go away from trivialities, let’s face issues and
tell the people of this country what we will do to deal with
these crying problems of our country. Having said that, I
will also say that while a party must be microcosm of a
nation – and in a nation you will have near saints, devils,
rapists, armed robbers and a good party must have all this
in them.
“But what matters is that when that party has to go into
government, it must look for men and women of character.
And we have them in all parties; we have them
throughout the nooks and crannies of this country. Again, I
wish you well as you go around. I thank you for this visit. I
cannot end without reminding you, even though I saw
some old faces, but some of us will remain firm at least at
the ward level where I am very active in my party.”
In his speech, Mr. Buhari said he came to appreciate the
roles Mr. Obasanjo played in his career. He said he needed
to further solicit for his support.
“When I set about the programme of going round the
states, it was decided that we should be taking two states
per day. I think we have so far succeeded in doing the
South-South and the South East. Whether we can maintain
that success I don’t know. But somebody had the temerity
to ask me that when I come, shall I call on Chief Olusegun
Obasanjo? I don’t think I answered the man. I just looked
the other side. I think that I should not come here in
whatever capacity without calling to pay my respect.
“Sir, it’s a fact that you know more than all we know
about the problem that we are in. But what we’ll do is try
to convince you to believe us that we are going to do better.
We expect your understanding and support, although you
insist in remaining in PDP. I have reached a certain degree
of frustration in my attempt for you to try to shift a bit but
you have refused.
“Briefly, we have been going around three fundamental
issues: security, economy, corruption. This vicious circle is
what the APC is determined to break. Because without
security, there is no way the country can settle down not
to talk of living in it. So many people, educated and
uneducated, some said up to 60 per cent, will say Nigeria is
sitting on a keg of gun powder.
“And then corruption; we believe that if we are able to stop
corruption, a lot of resources will be available to invest in
infrastructure, get the factories to reopen, get jobs, and get
goods and services. So security, economy, in terms of
employment, production, manufacturing, goods and
services, and then agriculture will again give impetus to
employment. We have to be systematic and work to make
sure that the vast land we have is cultivated not only to
produce food, but to produce raw materials for agro-allied
industries, which used to be very viable but which we
allowed to die because everybody has concentrated on
getting oil money.
“Now the oil money is dwindling rapidly; I think we better
come back to our senses. Sir, briefly, this is what we intend
to do and this is contained in our manifesto. We are not
going to be inflexible the way some people accused us of
doing it. We are going to be dynamic as we go along and
that’s why I said we are here to seek for your
understanding, for your support, in spite of the political
card you hold.”
After the visit, Mr. Buhari led his political train to the
campaign ground at Moshood Abiola International Stadium,
where he and other chieftains of the party emphasised the
need for voters to cast their votes for the party at both
states and national levels.

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Hollywood actress and United Nations Ambassador,
Angelina Jolie, has condemned the recent attack by the
Boko Haram terrorist group on Baga, a community in
Borno State.
Ms. Jolie in a statement said each new crime committed by
the group exceeds the last brutality and stressed the need
for the group’s activity to be crippled in Nigeria.
“Each new crime committed by Boko Haram exceeds the
last in brutality. This is a direct consequence of the
environment of total impunity in which Boko Haram
operates. Every time they get away with mass murder,
rape and the enslavement of women and children, they are
emboldened,” Ms. Jolie said.
Also, the Executive Director United Nations Children’s
Fund, UNICEF, Anthony Lake, has condemned the prolific
killings saying that words cannot express the agency’s
outrage nor agony of resident of the constant violent
attack.
“Young girls sent to die with a bomb strapped to their
chests in Maiduguri. And lest we forget, more than two
hundred girls stolen from their families, still lost,” Mr.
Lake said.
He also said the unbearable images from the massacre in
the community should fire up an effective action.
Over the weekend, there were reports of a massive
onslaught in Baga community by the Boko Haram. The
Internet was agog with news that the terrorist group killed
over 2, 000 people including women, children and the
aged.
The Defence spokesperson, Chris Olukolade, in a statement
denied the high casualty figure in the attack. He said the
casualty figure reported by the media is an exaggerated
estimate.
Mr. Olukolade also said the number of people who lost
their lives during the recent attack so far – including some
terrorists – have not exceeded 150.

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Una dey blind or r u guys just being partial?? Dint u c dat PDP attacked first? An eye for an eye

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Me, I don't care... #TeamNonVirgin

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Nonsense post from a clueless OP

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M d number one suitor

The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has said that no change
could be better than the rapid change in all sectors which
Nigeria has undergone in the last four years, declaring the
continuity of President Goodluck Jonathan as the real
change the nation needs.
A statement by the national Publicity Secretary of the PDP,
Olisa Metuh, Tuesday said no administration in the history
of Nigeria has turned in high flying, all sector delivery in
its first four years as Mr. Jonathan’s.
Mr. Metuh said in adopting “change” as its slogan, the APC
has shown it is out of tune with reality as change has since
begun under the present administration.
The party said the mark of true leadership is the ability to
stay the course notwithstanding the level of distractions
orchestrated to make the leader lose focus.
He said that President Jonathan has beaten every adversity
to achieve an unprecedented transformation of Nigeria.
“What change is greater than an unimpeachable delivery
in both fundamentals and incidentals of democracy? The
basic and true test of democracy lies in the level of
freedom available to the citizenry, in the separation of
powers and in the value attached to the expressed wishes
of the people in timely polls. To these cardinals of
democracy, President Jonathan has been a slave!
“The change lies in the change of values and attitudes
towards decades-long corruption as occasioned by the firm
stand of President Jonathan on zero tolerance and in
establishing the Freedom of information law which have
made Nigerians discuss freely and expose corruption while
government battle the ill within the ambit of the law.
“Today under President Jonathan, Nigerians relish in all
fundamental freedoms even to a level where the opposition
denigrate the person and the office of the President, yet no
one is harassed and none, a political prisoner. Besides, the
legacy of credible elections instituted in 2011 has gathered
enough steam with President Jonathan’s insistence on one
man, one vote. Votes now count and for the first time in
our recent history, Nigerians raise their voters cards (PVC)
in pride as a sign of strength and weapon for the
enthronement of leaders of their choice.
“The change, the statement continued, lies in the continuity
of the current infrastructural turn around where lethargy
in the unbundling of the energy sector was swiftly
overcome and more power stations completed to up and
stablise power supply as the critical base for accelerated
development. The change is where a record 25,000 out of
35,000 km of Federal roads were either re-constructed or
rehabilitated in just four years and railways long
abandoned for decades now back on steam.
“There can be no better change better than in the
diversification of the economy and where the investment
friendly environment created by the Jonathan
administration has buoyed up the economy with local and
foreign investments; importantly, strengthening genuine
local entrepreneurs for global competition, with
automobiles for example now manufactured Nigeria.
According to the PDP, “the change that Nigerians yearn for
is that which consolidates the capacity of a leader who
established fourteen new federal universities in four years;
holds close to the heart, the future of the children of the
poorest of the poor in establishing the Almajiri and out-of -
school children education system.”
“The change lies in that leader who knowing the critical
importance of health and agriculture in directly impacting
on the wellbeing of the citizens engineered a radical
change that removed a corrupt fertilizer and other agro-
input distribution mechanism, gingering productivity by 9
metic tons of food and shutting down food import by USD
5.3 billion in 2014 while creating over 2.7 million direct
farm jobs. He also repositioned health services, returning
federal health institutions to real referral centres of
excellence with capacity for treating all ailments and
raising life expectancy to 53 years from 49years.
The PDP further charged that the opposition slogan of
change is a mask for their inability to fashion out an
alternative roadmap to greatness, urging Nigerians to ask
them if their meaning of change is a return to ‘ Egypt’
where Nigerians queue up for days to buy petroleum
products or the reversal of the realty of today where
indigenous Nigerian oil and gas companies have been
empowered and are now masters of the turf.
“We wish Nigerians to ask whether change means a return
to an era where governments bought no single weapon for
the armed forces to build its strength and make it
formidable.
“Nigerians deserve to know whether change means a
throwback to the time where instead of using institutional
means to fight corruption within the ambit of the law,
government would use extra judicial instruments to
deprive Nigerians of the very essence of democracy in the
name of fighting corruption.
According to the statement, ” since no one changes a
winning team, more so where the opposition has no better
alternative except in sloganeering ‘change’, the change
remains the continuity of the excels of the present PDP
government, through a leader who has shown absolute
faith in God, fidelity to the laws of the country and respect
for the rights of his compatriots.”

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