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The village head sold them out. That village head should be stoned to death at village square. The bandits, no surrender ooh.. They should pay for their crimes. |
I still don't understand una cry Sha. D sharia law is for Muslim, as in is for us. How is it that werey non Muslim are the ones crying.. Na wa ooh |
helinues:U didn't read that well. Why will they complain when most big companies have head quarters there. A company will be in another state, using their resources, but cz they have head quarters in Lagos, they will pay all the VAT to Lagos. And you want Lagos to complain? |
God abeg oooh They should close all borderlands and airport to China ooh |
Good move. it is much more better than does theif inside the bank to be stealing the money. if u have dormant account, go reactivate it. |
That's just the truth. in Chad, they killed any BH they cought. in Nigeria they called them repentant BH nd dey will still went ahead to kill innocent people. Make God push am enter Niger territory make them kill am. |
Sultanofpiglets:lol. ok nah let's continue the sit at home |
They killed their own that are in military. now their own military is killing them. God grant those people sense. |
Make heavy rain fall fess |
Nonsense. They should just make this their substitution pay per view, make everybody rest. cz am sure they might not compensate the customers for the 3days |
minister wey dey always carry power bank. |
This is new |
He once surrender and rejoin again. Y can't Nigeria Army just shoot him and kill him. use lies to cover it up as usual. |
Did I just read even your own mum? Not a good idea. Take from that money buy smtin for ur Mom her mom nd forget anyone else. God will reward u more. |
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Botragelad:yes, going braless is wrong many school ban it. u can't be going to citadel of learning braless, what's the aim? |
Again, Zulum Provides Free Christmas Transportation to South For the fourth time since 2020, Governor Babagana Umara Zulum of Borno State Government, on Thursday, approved free transportation for 630 families who intend to travel to their various states for the Christmas celebration as a way of cushioning the effect of the current hardship faced by citizens as a result of the subsidy removal. The move was to support the less privileged who could not have afforded fares and foster peaceful coexistence among non-indigene groups. Mr Emmanuel Egwudike, the Coordinator of Ohanaeze All Progressives Congress (APC) Support Group, at the flag off said the Governor also provided money to widows for Christmas celebration. He commended the Governor for providing free transport for the less privileged, who wouldn’t have travelled without the support. He noted that it was not the first time that Governor Zulum had been magnanimous as he regularly supported non-indigenes and gave palliatives to widows to celebrate Christmas and New Year. “He has been doing this since 2020. Every Christmas, he makes sure that every non-indigene, especially the most vulnerable, can travel. Due to hardship and economic situations, as well as subsidy removal and an increase in transportation, a lot of families wouldn’t be able to get themselves to celebrate Christmas in their state without this gesture from Zulum’s administration. “You can see the number of people that are here at the park and the joy in the faces of the people, which is the mood of happiness. “From the record we have, over 630 families will be going to their various homes to celebrate this Christmas and this is something that is quite appreciated by all non-indigenes in the State,” he said. He, therefore, urged other governors to emulate Zulum to further boost the unity in their respective states. “This is what is expected from every governor because, when we talk about unity, it is beyond lip service. This is an avenue to cement the purpose of the people and this will strengthen the unity in the State,” he said. President of the Tiv Community in the State, Mr Abraham Kaanti, said the Governor had exhibited his love for the downtrodden and the less privileged by this gesture. He added that the Governor’s gesture came when many had lost hope of travelling home for the festivities. Also speaking for the Yoruba Constituency in the State, who are among the beneficiaries, Chief Saka Ganiyu Abiodun expressed gratitude to Zulum for the gesture, saying that the Governor is known for his attitude of not wanting to see people suffer. He said the selection of the beneficiaries was done on the vulnerability of each of them, especially those who wished to go home but could not afford the cost of taking themselves home. In a similar vein, the Secretary of the Board of Trustees (BOT) of Ohanaeze Ndigbo in Borno State, Pharm Napoleon Egbonu, who said he was sent by the Igbo Community to supervise what is happening and appreciates the Governor, said the gesture is directly touching the downtrodden. “It is a tro and fro programme. It has been going on for the past five years and the people are really happy with the Governor,” Egbonu said. For the leader of the Eggon Community in Borno and a native of Nasarawa State, who said he has lived in the state for over 40 years, working for the Nigeria Railway Corporation, the Governor’s gesture is timely considering the economic hardship bedevilling the people presently. https://www.facebook.com/100044421884471/posts/pfbid036ij75B8sfwjtbTX3Lx3LP88JL1ca27vaybmdv5N3CiJkg8WMcULzfAZNvFBZUPSsl/?app=fbl
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nd u think removing them is better? someone who has WAEC shld be able to get employment nd further the education. nd d man also give chance to none indigenous people nd u also think that's wrong? supreme court will remove una |
Continue using social media family to hunt d man. he buried his son. una rush complain. now the man said they must get justice for his son before he will be buried again, just as u all wanted it. now u are crying. continue... I know many will support u cz u are a woman. |
Solsix:that's just the truth. |
... Announces N800m for 2,825 traders Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, on Monday, commissioned the Maiduguri Monday market which was rebuilt after it was razed by fire on Sunday February 26, 2023.https://www.facebook.com/100044421884471/posts/pfbid02fibrFosXJ3Sx8s5Db3bxwZAq3WBXHdtKzkk7GeaRvdB1dMZgBSbTz6x3pbYysr77l/?app=fbl
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![]() Lol. at first she said wasn't for him and came back she said is for him. dats where u guys lost it are u desperately looking for child? no refunds anything again. they have used him and dump him |
Lutherblaq:currently I do that for my wife. when a woman is pregnant the pain nd d stress they always pass through. one need to help if one can. am currently doing it nd I will keep doing it. |
Most of them will not have any Office. they will just be on social media attacking people nd defending the man. he also needs to put them on payroll for their efforts in rigging election kowe |
Mindlog:if you school in north u will understand. the percentage of her going back to school is very high. I know of a student who just wrote this year WAEC, she is with two kids nd going for nursing by God's grace. |
Lightened:They never told u is a grant ooh. is COVID-19 LOAN they said. the only grant was COVID-19 survival grant 30k for 3 months. if u can collect loan, try nd pay back. |
Parachoco:very simple, result they have declared nd everyone knows the outcome. |
HeartlessMan:OP look into this oooh. |
renderme:That ONE DAY has finally arrived. |
eepeepook:does it looks like he care about Nigerian supporting the club or not? |
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