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rebirthkennedy:I understand, but would these judges see it same way? Most of them are corrupt, hence they won't want to step on powerful toes. They know how vindictive this govt can be |
LordKushmann:Absolutely not, but that doesn't mean we should shy away from the obvious truth. Both men are thorns in the flesh of this administration, they will do everything to keep them silent. Isn't their antics obvious? |
All nah script, I doubt if this Buhari administration will release NK before the general elections next year. And considering the fact that he jumped bail the first time, it will be difficult for any Judge to sanction his bail appeals anytime soon, the court will keep adjourning the case to buy time. I really do hope I am wrong. The plan is to keep both him and Igboho incarcerated and silent until this govt leaves. Know this and know peace. |
Smart man, he needs to protect his wife, other kids, and livelihood. This can't be the way he truly feels, for someone who witnessed the barbaric murder of his daughter, no matter her position in the family. And for an average Northern family to strive hard to sponsor a female child up to the tertiary level, she must be promising and highly treasured. Just like they stood and watched the Northern okada riders kill and set another Southerner ablaze in Lagos last week. Nigeria's security architecture needs a proper overhaul, they are highly compromised in all facet |
Landmack:Yeah, I will infiltrate it from some 7,346 km away |
But won't such vigilante groups still be infiltrated? ![]() |
lexy2014:Because most of them played for almost the same local teams; hence, the cohesion in the team back then. This current ones most often look disjointed. Individual brilliance has been carrying them, and there is a limit as to how far it can take them. |
First and second rounds are when men derives pleasure from sex...maybe a 3rd in rare cases is to make a woman satisfied. But going beyond that repeatedly, is like asking for death, even without spiking your system. 11 rounds? To what end exactly? And to think that subsequent rounds last longer than the first, coupled with drugs which prolly delays ejaculated...those folks must have been riding continuously for about 4 or more hours. Pathetic!!! What a shameful way to go. But wait, how did the fellow that revealed the "11 rounds" know they went that far if the guy is dead and girl in coma? I will rather go with drug overdose |
benjackugo:The fox is like "oya do your worst" ![]() |
Global warming |
tunjijones:We will keep them in our prayers, and I am sure they will be okay. There are over 20k Christians in Afghanistan and around 1.8m Christians in Saudi Arabia, and they are practising and still coping. Although they face persecution, but they are raising their heads above water and still serving God. No one said being Christians would be easy. And no one can choose where he's born, they can choose to migrate or remain there. Trials and Persecution have always being a part of real Christianity; e dey Bible. |
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The truth of the matter is that Arsenal came this far due to the fact that they weren't in Europe, and went out early in cup competitions. The team lack top quality players that can go shoulder to shoulder with the big boys. Fine, they had flashes, but their inconsistencies especially against the small teams killed them. And if quality players aren't bought at the end of the season, Arsenal might fail to make top 6 next season. I said it, Arsenal's squad is too thin to compete for top 4. Let's enjoy the Europa league next season, for a team this inconsistent, that is the best we deserve this season. |
I just pray these are bold enough to drag the team finish line. Newcastle is goona be a tough nut to crack, but they are beatable by Arsenal, provided the cracks through injuries and suspension can be fixed in the center of the defence. And again, nobody should be carried away by these boys' achievements this season, they are where they are because they didn't have the distraction of European football, and got eliminated early in the cup competitions too. If we go into next season without at least 4 to 5 new players, we might miss out on Europe next season again. I wish them luck with the VAR and Ref tonight |
Hmm...one would think Ganduje is a lover of peace, and a good leader who let go of his ambition for the good of his party. But my guy is looking at the bigger picture, the Governorship race. He knows quite well that the the NNPP tsunami is fast sweeping across Kano, and if the party were to take over the rein of the State, he is totally finished. Every move he made in government would be repeatedly scrutinised to the last kobo, he will be hounded and persecuted for years and he will know no peace until he's stripped to the bones. My man is just fighting to ensure he at least maintains is freedom for the next 4 years at the very least, by imposing his successor. ![]() |
![]() fergie001:Are these people serious at all? Well, it is obvious this is a charade from the let go, when the Prosecutor isn't in tune with the reality on ground. How can a corpse that was already transported to and buried by the victim's family in Niger still be in the morgue in Sokoto? ![]() I won't be surprised if the accused are being treated like kings wherever they are being held. This charade is just to calm nerves. |
Tragic!!! |
Omo ologo...chilling with the big boys by the virtue of her hardwork...many more to come by God's grace. I just pray this her recent incessant injuries doesn't shorten her career. At the very least she should make top 3 globally, but I know due to FIFA politics the likes of Kerr may be rated above her. |
Ilaje1:Hmm, true! They condemn western education and religion, but when it comes to health, relocation abroad, or their wards education, they think the same Western world. Hypocrites! Anyways, I agree with almost all your points. |
21 aspirants from the South , I can see the North wants to remain in power through the back door, and some Southern mofos are willingly playing into their script because of a plate of porridge |
Ilaje1:Well, you have some salient points, but I actually made my points based on the relationship between both religions in my State and family. My mother side is predominantly Muslim, with few Christians including my mum and 2 of her sisters, never has any kind of religious intolerance shown towards the trio. In fact, they attend both party's religious and private events without mutual or one sided suspicion. Same goes with my State, Ogun, hardly will you hear of religious clashes among the Yorubas. As for it happening in Iwo, I beg to differ, it might lead to an unrest and protests, but they won't have killed her in such a barbaric way. After all, laws against blasphemy exist in our constitution, the best they could have done is report or hand her over to the authorities with evidence. But now, her killers must face the full wrath of the law for barbarically taking laws into their bloody hands. |
Karashika |
One keeps wondering why Southern Muslims and Christians live in peace and harmony, unlike the persecution of Christians in the North (by the way, I hear Northerns don't view Southern Muslims as real Muslims)...Well, I think the difference lies in the kind of spiritual/religious/political leadership they have up North...To put their followers under a tight leash, they had to manipulate the Holy Quran to achieve this. Not only did they use extreme poverty as weapon, they twisted the words in the Quran in such a way that their followers dare not question their authority while being oppressed, but instead, carry out their anger on those whose belief differ from theirs. A typical example was how those barbarians went berserk killing innocent Christian NYSC members in 2011 because Buhari lost an election. Naturally, most Northerners exhibit high level of religious intolerance whether you blasphem or not, they will cut you down when they feel like. That's why I say it takes some steel balls to practice Christianity up core North. Unfortunately, the only changing factor, Western Education, which could change the narrative, as been tagged as harem by this leadership (the same education the elite spend millions on their wards to acquire). And has anyone noticed that these barbarian acts mostly happen in poverty stricken cities and countries. Where there is prosperity, people seldom care who says what, they caution, persecute lawfully and that's all. That is why i keep saying people like Professor Ishaq Akintola, Director of MURIC should be watched very closely and checked down South; his teachings are too extreme. The key to changing this mindset lies in the leaders up North, but I bet it can never happen for obvious reasons, hence, the need to divide the country. We are two different people; culturally, religiously, and politically. The least the entity called Nigeria needs right now, is Regional Governance. Make everybody dey hin dey for hin region; developing at its own pace and practicing whatever suit its people, without holding eachother down. And gradually, whoever wants to secede can do so peacefully without bloodshed. You can't be forcing a marriage and still be looking down and hurting those you want to remain in bed with. My advice is that, it is high time liberal Muslims rise to caution their fellow Believers who are extremists and giving the religion a bad name. The supreme God I grow up to know needs nobody to fight for Him; He is an all sufficient God. |
Ganduje is losing grip very fast...the ship is fast sinking under him |
Hollybratt:He acted in some Yoruba movies too...with Tade Ogidan and the likes |
baralatie:Everton won't be needing the match, Leeds is going down instead. |
GooodHardDick:How many times did you want to learn that elections aren't won online...most online voters are not registered voters with INEC. Does Amina at a town outskirt of Kano, or Kabiru the bus conductor at Isale Eko know Peter Obi is? And considering the fact that it is the money loving politicians that wiould still decide each party's candidate, the chances of Peter Obi clinching the ticket is slim. Las las, nah VP ticket Obi dey look for |
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Xscape1993:But if people within the party decamps to PDP to support your candidate they will become good products abi? ![]() Our mumu too much for Naija. In Nigeria, no party is naturally evil; but the men who operates under its banner. A party is as good as those at the helms. We have seen the best and worst of both APC and PDP at all levels. Until we start voting individuals instead of parties, the political class will continue to take us for a ride, and Nigeria will never get out of the miry clay. |
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A guy is def in the background. Lots of them have been coming my way recently, and I perceive the scent of a fraud miles away. Some are quick to introduce you to the online business they do. They send you links, open those links and watch your phone hacked...they never pick when you call them out of the blue (they claim being busy with their online clients)...and they only call you when their partner in crime, a lady, is around. And most of the pictures they use are well filtered. I wonder why able bodied can't channel this same energy into something legal. |
SensualMan:He won't dare, how many votes can Kalu fetch him...considering PDP might end up with Igbo Vice Presidency too? |
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