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I think it's an individual thing. Start by answering the question first. I mean, are you exempted from all that?

newoffer:
Fear who no fit change

Well, change is the only constant thing in life 👌

Amidst the recent feud between Tiwa Savage and popular Afrobeat singer Davido, a throwback video of Tiwa Savage on stage telling the crowd about when she just moved back to Nigeria surfaced online.

In the video, Tiwa Savage paused her performance to introduce Davido, calling him to the stage. She said, “I don't think a lot of people know this, but when I moved back to Nigeria, I was actually sharing an apartment with Davido.” The crowd went into loud ovation upon hearing the revelation made by Tiwa herself on stage, cheering for both her and Davido. Tiwa went on to express how proud she is of Davido before performing her popular song, "Somebody's Son."


The question now is, how did it all suddenly go so bad that everything they shared over the years doesn't matter anymore?

Cc: Nlfpmod


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WULP0rLxKeM

SocialJustice:
You sprayed dd force on beans people will eat, thank God they died.

[quote author=Mynd44 post=127867687][/quote]Op, is Tarnsmit another word for transmit? If not, kindly modify your topic immediately, sir.

ivolt:
Let them quickly resign.
You won't be missed.
Thousands of Nigerians are desperately looking for recommendation letters to enter the army.

If dumb and stupid soldiers starts resigning, maybe the image of the Nigerian army will improve.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, stated that only one officer from the force defended their colleague and criticized the state governor, contradicting the earlier claims that three officers did so.

My question is, who is now this guy in this video? Because some people actually claimed they know him as a real soldier.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWS5A1NP6GU

As seen in the Punch this morning:

Reacting to the development, Lagbaja said the soldier arrested for plying one way does not represent the Nigerian Army, saying that the action contravenes the discipline of the force and the constitution of the state.

He said, “I want to say that the soldier that was apprehended by the governor of Lagos State while playing on a one way, does not represent the Nigerian Army because, in every respect, it contravenes what we stand for which is discipline as an Army and the constitution and the laws of Lagos state.”

He, however, noted that contrary to the claims that three officers of the force had come out to defend their colleague and faulted the state governor, only one of them was an officer of the force.


And we frown at that as Army but what you alleged that soldiers have gone to the social media casting aspersions on the person and the office of the governor of Lagos State, I will say it’s only one soldier that has done that. The others are not personnel of the Nigerian Army.
“We have investigated the mode of dressing of some of them, and you will know that they are not personnel of the Nigerian Army.

“One of them was wearing the badge upside down and you will know that that is not a personnel of the Nigerian Army. An officer can never do that. And from the utterances that these people made, you’ll know the angle from which they are talking. They are talking about politics, not the Army.

So, we will leave it like that for the ones that pertain to the army we are investigating to be treated accordingly.”

PHAYOL81:
WORKING system indeed. humor me, what strikes you when you hear in the news that a criminal behind a four/more decades long case is caught？ YOU'd have thought no case goes unsolved by your mindset but a more broaden and objective mind would've ask him/herself if possible there were some other decades long cases like that and what happens if the unknown criminal had died along the line？ THE answer, the case would never be solved. AND oh yes, they have plentiful of such unsolved cases, do your research.

Alright, you have a point, but now consider: how does your country compare to theirs?

If a hundred cases go unsolved there, undoubtedly, a thousand will go unsolved here. More distressing would be the realization that even a million cases are more likely to remain unsolved compared to their hundreds within the same period.

It's quite shameful to know that crimes like kidnapping, rape, ritual killings, and one-chance incidents are happening daily and remaining unresolved here. Numerous times, hundreds are killed in states like Benue, Kaduna, Plateau, etc., without a real culprit ever being caught. What exactly are you justifying or defending, sir?

Do you still feel you have a point now?


As for me, I avoid living in glass houses because I enjoy throwing stones. Lol

A working system. In some places, even your kidnapers would use your phone to make and receive calls for days and still won't be traceable
Some will even drop their account numbers for payment of ransome and still will not be caught.

Mubieey:
The peace in Kano lies on the shoulders of Supreme Court we urge them to do justice

My point exactly! I wonder why the mod removed my original comment.

I posted a video of when Yusuf was returning to Kano after being away for a while and people came out like water to welcome him. They were chatting "it's Abba Yusuf we want" in Hausa dialect. You need to watch that video.


My apologies to the mods, I am just trying to buttress my point:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIIN0NtZUXo

LarryA1:
What about nasarawa state?

Still not so much of a concern like that of Kano. I keep saying it, the Kano's case is too delicate to be played with; wisdom is highly recommended to avoid setting that state on fire.

Welding, go for it!

Sanwo-Olu seems to be stepping on the toes of some people, but he doesn't care. I personally like a no-nonsense person.

Obey the laws or face the music. If our leaders will do things without any hidden agenda or victimization undertone, then this country will move forward in no time.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWS5A1NP6GU

Interesting

b0rn2fuck:
Corrupt set of judges, supreme criminals

My own is that, they should just apply wisdom. Kano isn't like any other state.

I knew something was still not okay between the two.
I said it in this thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7957866/fuburas-dance-grooving-dey-day


I don't know how long their first is going to last: I only pity the people of River State because they're the one at the recieving end.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ejo0_b02sY

Smh

Fubura learned well from him and now peppering him:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ejo0_b02sY

Congratulations to her

An interesting movie to watch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw51kfbW77Q

Congratulations to Funke Akindele. The movie is very interesting:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw51kfbW77Q

Funny man

I said it here, there is still something brewing:

https://www.nairaland.com/7957866/fuburas-dance-grooving-dey-day

The song says it all:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ejo0_b02sY

If you want to do your dirty job, you will call on soldiers": Another soldier reacts to Sanwo-Olu's arrest of his colleague.

In this video, the soldier vented his frustration, questioning the meager pay soldiers receive while enduring day and night hardships. He explained that the soldier arrested by Sanwo-Olu was shot, resulting in the iron cast on his arm.

The soldier, expressing his displeasure, stated that if he were the one Governor Sanwo-Olu arrested and labeled "useless," he would deem Sanwo-Olu useless.

In a display of intense anger, he mentioned that whenever Governor Sanwo-Olu wants to do his dirty job, he calls on soldiers.

This soldier's reaction has sparked mixed sentiments and concerns among internet users, with some showing support for the soldiers while others vehemently condemn his outburst.

This incident has raised concerns for some, suggesting that a lower-ranked soldier openly challenging a state governor, coupled with the boldness to insult Sanwo-Olu as mad and stupid, not only reflects disrespect but may also signify hidden troubles within the Nigerian security system.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWS5A1NP6GU

safarifarms:
If you believe the story around the picture then you are the reason bloggers keep spinning fake stories with any picture they lay their hands on.

I once saw a picture of chickens on the seats of a bus with a caption "passengers turn to chickens ".

Next!

Yes, you are right; the news isn't actually true. After a careful check, I discovered that my source wasn't even sure themselves. So, I will be taking the thread down as a result.

At Glimpsetv, our aim is always to bring you nothing but truths and reliable news. We also promise to always check properly before publishing next time.

Please feel free to call us out anytime you find anything not measuring up in any of our posts.

Our sincere apologies, please. Thanks.

Update! Funke Akindele’s “A Tribe Called Judah” grosses ONE BILLION NAIRA at the box office.

It is the first Nollywood movie to gross one billion naira at the box office.

Congratulations to Funke Akindele.

Nigeria is absent from the list as PornHub reveals the top 20 countries by viewership in 2023. Grateful for Christ, we appreciate our journey towards a closer connection with God.

They've modernised our garri again 😔😔😔


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Pierohandsome:
He learnt well from wike.

Wike was using same medium to taunt people. Now same karma is visiting him by using same medium to taunt him

My guy Wike don loyal like loyal milk

Karma, maybe.