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tayebest:
An average Hausa man dont really speak English they prefer their language to any other one. Even in my school sef, there are some lectures who can't really use Hausa to lecture but not that they are not good in the course o, or that they are not brilliant, but tell them they should reverse and lecture in Hausa language you will enjoy the lecture pass honeymoon sef


Na their Blood...

I am trying to even understand what you have written here?

tayebest:
An average Hausa man dont really speak English they prefer their language to any other one. Even in my school sef, there are some lectures who can't really use Hausa to lecture but not that they are not good in the course o, or that they are not brilliant, but tell them they should reverse and lecture in Hausa language you will enjoy the lecture pass honeymoon sef


Na their Blood...

I am trying to even understand what you have written here?

Lalaonpoint:
I hope this people realise they are causing themselves more harm. They are bringing more pains to the poor villagers in that terain. Neither Buhari nor his ministers stay in Niger Delta, they do. So why purnish your people for the sin's of the govt if they have done any.....my tots though.

To the Niger Deltans, it is better the oil facilities are destroyed so that everybody will suffer what they have been suffering.

If you check the oil blocks allocations, you will see reasons for their agitation because it is mostly people from a certain geopolitical zone

The oil is in their land but they are not benefiting from it

Lalaonpoint:
I hope this people realise they are causing themselves more harm. They are bringing more pains to the poor villagers in that terain. Neither Buhari nor his ministers stay in Niger Delta, they do. So why purnish your people for the sin's of the govt if they have done any.....my tots though.

To the Niger Deltans, it is better the oil facilities are destroyed so that everybody will suffer what they have been suffering.

The oil is in their land but they are not benefiting from it

Keneking:
No problem, who go suffer?
More soldiers would invade their space soon.
And they would begin to cry that economic activities have grind to a halt.
We are observing...

Sending more soldiers to the Niger Delta would be a national disaster. How will the soldiers even fight with those fishes when fighting on land is a problem in sambisa?

Any soldier sent there to fight may or may not return because to even enter their communities, you must use boat.

I wish Buhari can forget his pride and tyrannical tendencies so as to face this ND issue diplomatically.

BOKO HARAM started as a small group with its base in Borno town until the government decided to send soldiers to "finish them". That singular barbaric approach kept us where we are today as it drove them to sambisa.

Imagine how this incoherent script is exposing the scammers

Blizzy9ja:
The same soldiers they want to use to fight the Avengers

You just took it away from my mouth. Smh

Can it fly for 2m?

Chibuzoc:
According to TheCapital.Ng ''Those who are familiar with his antics believe that he can easily build an illustrious career doing stand-up comedy.
This is because Fani-Kayode, like an unrepentant high school miscreant, is back on his grind again, telling people stories and lifting their hopes, so that he could dash them against the jagged rock of disappointment.


Even in cell, Fani-Kayode is at his ridiculous best; by a radical twist of fate, the former aviation minister has turned pastor in the EFCC cell. The Capital findings revealed that Fani-Kayode started parading himself as a holy man of God immediately he was locked behind bars. He wakes fellow inmates up in the morning with worship and praise songs and he subjects them daily to intense prayer sessions by the hour.


Besides his newfound vocation as a pastor, Fani-Kayode is also going round the jail cell promising fellow inmates that he will intervene in their favour and initiate strategic public relations efforts in their interest to repair their badly damaged reputation. Most of his newfound clients were reportedly detained by the EFCC in respect of several cases of fraud.



It would be recalled that he was detained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) since he became a person of interest in an N840 million misappropriation investigation. The EFCC arrested him two weeks ago for interrogation. Under intense scructiny, Fani-Kayode admitted to receiving the money which allegedly emanated from the account of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)'' http://www.ezehvalen.com/2016/05/femi-fani-kayode-now-pastor-in-efcc-cell.html

Bad journalism

Bad cook can be corrected

Waiting for the ladies to comment first.

SKYQUEST:
The most important thing is for the OP to put the demand of N300, 000 on record for evidence purpose. Once that is done, it becomes easier to pursue the case in court. It may take time and some pain but the police will be nailed. I believe being convicted for receiving stolen goods involves knowledge that the goods being received is stolen. The mechanic is in the ordinary course of his business. You need a good lawyer though.

Trying to get evidence to indict the police who is also the prosecutor is a first step towards losing this case.

If you have spent some time as a lawyer, you will understand how futile fighting the police can be.

Moreso, the car owner can even accept to have requested that amount as his cost of recovering the car if the mechanic wanted out of court settlement.

patrickdarlins:
Okay boss... Will do that now..

It's really a serious set up

Make sure you get a lawyer to release him on bail at the police station before he is charged to court, otherwise he might spend months (if not years) awaiting trial.

From your brief explanation, it is not a bad case if,
1. The accused is a known auto-mechanic with a known office address.
2. If he was seen within a distance not too far from his shop, close enough to show that he was in a test driving.
3. If he has the phone number of his customer and records can show that there was no other kind of conversation but that of car fixing.

Self-serving representatives

pkang:
Why if I may ask.

Jonathan is vulnerable and too compromising that he most times, want to please everybody.

Buhari knows nothing in democracy. He is a fantastic army officer who believes in the use of force to get the job done. Moreso, good military men don't always listens to people except their superiors----in this case Buhari is the uncommanded commander.

pkang:
Why if I may ask.

Jonathan is vulnerable and too compromising that he most times, want to please everybody.

Buhari knows nothing in democracy. He is a fantastic army officer who believes in the use of force to get the job done. Moreso, good military men don't always listens to people.j

Sarakinews?

mekaboy:
Is this the type Nigeria needs ?

No. Both are not competent in their different perculiarities and can't preside over a country like Nigeria.

cktheluckyman:
In what way exactly is Buhari better than GEJ?

Buhari is not better than Jonathan. Both are different and none is good to preside over the affairs of a country like Nigeria.

Again? These people from Libya again?

Although I never believed PMP was competent, Jonathan was not the kind of president Nigeria needed.

The strike is just another means of hypocrisy by the already divided NLC

stanley10122:
How big is this Sambisa Forest that the Nigerian Army cannot effectively comb and flush out these terrorists? This is more than 2 years already and its so sad that these girls have to go through this hell...RIP to the lost ones.

Exactly what we have been asking. And now FG is planning to ignite another guerrilla warfare in Niger Delta.
Now between a forest and inside water which is easy to conquer?

Pejah:
Like seriously

Yes like seriously. Chibok girls kidnap is a scam. Nobody was kidnapped.

This is obviously a doctored report hence the incoherence.

Mattin:
She got a Phd at/before the age of 26
It's debasing if she has a Phd and can't think out the box but carry play card.
If true, there is always a job in the private owned high schools though meagre pay.
Why am I even finding it hard to believe the story and pics

Ph.D student not holder. Please take note.

Stephrocks:
PHD at 26? If that's true she's gold in any university this her advert looks shakey.

If you have money to do masters and PHD you are bold enough to start a business of your old and there are few PHD holders at 26 the is more to her story for now i am not buying this story.

Ph.D student and not Ph.D Holder. Please take note.

ilovemylife:
I met a guy of 31 through my elder sister, last year February. He started asking me out but because I just came out of a bad relationship, I told him that I am not yet ready to go into a relationship now but he hanged on until August, by then we had become good friends and we started dating.

But three months into the relationship I noticed that my boyfriend has a thing with a lady that stays in the same street with me, a lady I have known all my life cos we grew up together, I confronted him and he told me that it was just a Fling and nothing more, so I told him to please stop whatever he is doing with the girl because we know each other and he promised too. I trusted him to because I can't be going around checking up on a man old enough to take care of himself. So during his birthday this year, he told me the girl called him to wish him happy birthday and asked him hope she will be getting an invite for the party, so he asked me if he should invite her, I told him he can that I don't have a problem with that. So he invited her for the birthday party and she came for the party and my boyfriend introduced me to her as his girlfriend, in that same party my boyfriend gave me the surprise of my life when he asked me to marry him and I accepted.

We are now planning for our traditional wedding which is coming up July but I was shocked to find out that my husband to be is still sleeping with that same girl because I stumble on their whatsapp chat. I feel like my world is crashing before my very eyes, I am so confused, what should I do. I haven't confronted him yet and I am not ready to because I don't want another series of lies and deceit. This is man that has taken very good care of my financial but what of emotional and again it's not all about money for me because I am not going to be a poor wife. Should I walk out of this relationship and cancel the wedding plans? I am so confused now, because if he truly loves me as he claims, he should be able to respect me, another question I wanted to ask him is this, why that lady.

Please nairalanders, what should I do, confront him or what, I have even discussed this with any of my family member. And since this incident I have been very down, so many thought have been crossing my mind.

NB: will be 27 by August

I have always advised wives/husbands to stop scrutinizing their spouse's messages or monitoring every move.
It does more bad than good and it has never helped any relationship to be stronger.

If you love him just marry him and pray for him not to stop cheating but to be a respectful and responsible husband/father. Nobody can stop a cheat.

amzee:
My state governor is a lover of education. Non-indigenes pay higher in my state than indigenes but I'm just concerned about the saying that we are ''one nigeria'' abi no be so?

That we are "One Nigeria" is on paper. Even you knows that we are not one except on paper.

Which Easterner is a governor in a Northern state?
Which indigen if Ogun is a Governor in Ondo?

Matchmaking in action

Hmmmm! Hidden but absolutely true about the reality if life.

Op I understand your concerns but then, I think some state Governors value the education of their indigent students over other things, hence the sacrifice.

If you are suffering this, it means your state has a governor that doesn't take education seriously.

201320142015ob:
1. Oguchi Onyewu Oguchialu Chijioke “Oguchi” Onyewu (born May 13,
1982) is an American soccer central defender who
currently plays for Charlton Athletic FC. He has also
played for clubs in France, Belgium, England, Italy,
the Netherlands, and Portugal. Onyewu’s parents
moved to the United States from Nigeria to study in Washington, D.C. He made his first appearance for
the senior national team on October 13, 2004,
against Panama. Onyewu scored his first
international goal in the 2005 Gold Cup, nodding
home the extra time winner in the semifinal against
Honduras, and was later named to the tournament Best XI. He has been capped by USA 64 times

. 2. Angelo Ogbonna Ogbonna was born to Nigerian parents who emigrated to Italy from Nigeria in 1988,
settling in the city of Cassino in the central part of
the country, but managed to obtain Italian
citizenship only after his 18th birthday. He made his
debut for Italy back in November 2011 in a friendly
2– 0 win against Poland, where he came on as substitute He was also included in the Italian 23-
man final squad for UEFA Euro 2012, but never
played in any match during the competition. He
finished the tournament with a Silver medal though.
He currently plays for Juventus after his “big
money” move from Torino.

3.Emmanuel Adebayor Emmanuel Sheyi Adebayor was born in Lome, Togo
to Nigerian parents and he currently plays for
Tottenham Hotspurs in England and the Togo
National Team. He previously played for AS Monaco,
Arsenal, Real Madrid and Manchester City. Adebayor
was eligible to play for Nigeria but chose to represent the country of his birth. He was voted
African Player of the Year in 2008 while playing for
Togo. He has played for them 57 times.He is
currently Togo’s all-time top goalscorer with 28
goals.

4. Dennis Aogo: Born to a Nigerian father and a German mother,
Aogo grew up in Oberreut, a suburb in the south-
west of Karlsruhe. Aogo is capable of playing either
as a left back or as a defensive midfielder. He
currently plays for FC Schalke 04 (on loan from
Hamburger SV) and the German national team. Nigeria gave him the chance to play for them at the
2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa but on the 5th
of January 2010, Aogo announced that he will only
play for Germany. He made his national team debut
for Germany in a friendly match against Malta in a
3–0 victory on 13 May 2010, playing 79 minutes, before being replaced by Jérôme Boateng. He has
been capped 12 times since then.

5. David Alaba: David Olatokunbo Alaba was born in Vienna to a
Filipino mother (a nurse) and a Nigerian father, (a
DJ and former rapper). He currently plays for
Bayern Munich and the Austria national football
team. He has played a multitude of roles, including
central midfield, right and left wing. In October 2009, he was called up to the senior Austria
national team for a match against France. He made
his debut in this game, making him the youngest
player in the history of the Austrian national team.
He has since being capped by Austria 26 times. He
is unarguably one of the top left backs in football presently.

6. Stefano Okaka Chuka: Stefano Chuka Okaka (born 9 August 1989 in
Castiglione del Lago, Perugia, Italy) to Nigerian
parents who later obtained Italian citizenship.
Okaka joined the Roma youth system in 2004. He is
currently an Italian International who plays as a
striker for Spezia Calcio on loan from Serie A club Parma. After gaining Italian citizenship in 2007,
Okaka was selected for the Italian Under-19 side.
He made his debut for the Italy U-20 team in 2008,
scoring two goals. On 17 November 2009, he made
his debut with the Italy U-21 squad in a match
against Luxembourg. In April 2014, Okaka revealed he talked with the Nigeria Football
Federation about the possibility of him playing with
the Nigeria national football team at the 2014 FIFA
World Cup. However, Okaka was included in the
Italy squad for their friendly against Albania on 18
November 2014 by manager Antonio Conte. He made his debut as a substitute, replacing Sebastian
Giovinco in the second half, and scored the winning
goal at Sampdoria’s ground the Stadio Luigi
Ferraris.

7. Gabriel Agbonlahor: Gabriel Imuetinyan “Gabby” Agbonlahor (born 13
October 1986). Agbonlahor was one of four
children born to a Nigerian father and a Scottish
mother in Birmingham. Agbonlahor’s ancestry
qualifies him to play for Scotland or Nigeria at
international level, but he chose to play for his homeland of England. Agbonlahor is a product of
Aston Villa’s Academy and still plays for the club. He
is also Aston Villa’s all-time leading Premier League
goalscorer. On 19 November, he made his
international debut against Germany. He played for
76 minutes. Since then he has earned only three caps for the English national team. He made his first
appearance in a competitive international on 14
October 2009, playing 66 minutes in the 3–0 win
over Belarus in the last game of qualification for the
2010 World Cup. He was last called up to the squad
in November 2011. 8. Patrick Olukayode Owomoyela Patrick Owomoyela (born 5 November 1979) was
born to a German mother and a Nigerian father.
Owomoyela plays as a right-sided defender/
midfielder. He is a German footballer who is
currently a free agent, having last played for
German Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund. He previously played for Lüneburger SK, VfL
Osnabrück, SC Paderborn 07, Arminia Bielefeld, SV
Werder Bremen,Borussia Dortmund and
Hamburger SV II. He made his debut for Germany in
an Asian tour, playing 90 minutes in a 3–0 win over
Japan, on the 16th of December 2004, in Yokohama. Since then, he has had 11 caps to his
name. 9. Nedum Onuoah: Chinedum

“Nedum” Onuoha (born 12 November
1986) is footballer who plays for Queens Park
Rangers. He is a defender, typically a centre back,
but he can also play at right back or left back. Born
in Warri, Nigeria, Onuoha was brought up in
Manchester, England. In March 2007, Onuoha received an international call up from Nigeria, but
announced he would like to play for England at full
international level. Onuoha has never been capped
by England at international level. 10. Carl

Ikeme: Carl Onora Ikeme (born 8 June 1986) is a footballer
who plays for Wolverhampton Wanderers as a
goalkeeper. Despite his English birthplace, he has
chosen to represent Nigeria at international level.
He has been called up to the Super Eagles squad
but has not yet played for them.

Why classify these people as best players who never played for Nigeria?

Aside Alaba and Adebayo, no other is as good as the multitudes we have in Nigeria.

Please get your facts right because Karl Ikeme has played severally for the Super Eagles of Nigeria