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SirShymexx:
Lucasbalo

Are you seeing what I'm seeing?

Wisconsin is super close and Trump has a healthy lead in NH. Erm, if Trump magically wins Wisconsin, NH, FL, and OH - it might be game over.

Don't fret - psycho Trump got the juice.

I'm out.

UniqueGem:
Please where can I follow this stuff live? I'm really anxious.

MalcoImX:
It's no secret that Wailers, who are of the PDP, support the bigoted Trump. We're seeing what's being done to Hillary by the agencies, just like we saw what Ogar did to APC. Trump's a loser. Dump Trump.

todayboy:
Lesbian post

In a desperate cover-up of its handling of the 83 missing soldiers after a Boko Haram attack, two senior officers of the Nigerian Army have given uncoordinated statements on the attack.


While the man who officially speaks for the Nigerian Army claimed the army could not release true figures of the missing soldiers, a major general several hundred kilometres away said only “39” soldiers are missing.


PREMIUM TIMES had reported how 83 Nigerian soldiers, including a commanding officer, went missing after a major attack by insurgents.
Several of the soldiers, who fled their station due to the superior firepower of the terrorists, were later feared dead from drowning in the River Yobe.


On Wednesday, at two different interactions with the media, Army spokesman Sani Usman, and Lucky Irabor, the Theatre Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole in the north-east, issued the different statements to reporters about the number of missing troops.


While Mr. Usman, a colonel, told an online news platform, Pulse Nigeria, that the Army won’t disclose the number of missing soldiers, Mr. Irabor told reporters in Maiduguri that 39 soldiers were missing.

In his interview, Mr. Usman told Pulse Nigeria that the Army issued a statement after the attack, but did not give the number of missing troops.
“We issued a statement of what happened. We did not mention the number of soldiers that were missing.
“Eventually, we went to the theatre of war. But they didn’t bother to ask us that we should tell them the number of soldiers that were missing,” Mr. Usman said.

Despite being pressed about the specific number of those missing, Mr. Usman remained elusive. Apart from deflecting questions, Mr. Usman also charged this newspaper to justify the missing persons — completely absorbing the Army of the responsibility to give names and figures of the missing uniformed men.

“Yeah, but the figures Premium Times reeled out are outrageous and not correct. I tried to make them understand that look, all you have to do is ask for information, not speculate, not say that everybody is a criminal because that is the way it looks like,” Mr. Usman said. “I declined to comment on the number Premium Times gave so that wherever they got that information, they should go and justify it.”

On his part, Mr. Irabor was quoted by the New Agency of Nigeria as saying that the Army declared 39 soldiers missing.
“It is true that about 39 soldiers were declared missing,” the major general said even though his statement was the first official one mentioning a figure for the missing officials.

Mr. Irabor added that some of the soldiers have returned, but declined to provide figures, NAN reported.

”I want to inform you that a sizeable number of our soldiers had returned to base,” Mr. Irabor said. “I think it is only a handful that have not been found.”

Mr. Usman had in a different interview maintained that the Army will not release the number of missing soldiers to avoid complicating rescue efforts.

Notwithstanding, PREMIUM TIMES stands by its reports that 83 soldiers were feared missing in the attack, which also left some soldiers dead.
As with the missing, the Army had been silent on the number of dead soldiers from the attack.

On Wednesday morning, this newspaper reported that the Army had launched a probe into the Gashigar attack. A colonel who was amongst those missing had since been replaced by a captain.
The army’s refusal to come clean on the fate of the soldiers appears part of efforts to manipulate information to the public on the happenings in the north-east.

In December 2015, the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, asked the media to consider “national interests” when reporting Boko Haram attacks, a euphemism used by many governments to seek suppression of unfavourable stories.

“Acting in the national interest means not playing up reports of cowardly Boko Haram attacks on soft targets,” Mr. Mohammed said during a press briefing on Christmas Eve.

Also, following our exclusive report last Saturday about how soldiers were enduring months of unpaid salaries and their allowances also being held by their superiors, the Army hurriedly began paying them that same weekend.

Several troops confirmed the development to PREMIUM TIMES.
Presently, family members of soldiers stationed at Gashigar are getting increasingly agitated because they haven’t been able to contact their loved ones.

PREMIUM TIMES learnt that telecom signals in the area have been put off, making it difficult for family members to confirm whether their loved ones were amongst those missing.

AyamConfidence:
shalout to all manure fans out there...your suffering is noticed...we feel pity for y'all but its business as usual... no worry we won't score the promised 6 but una fit make do with 4 na

TrapQueen77:
Why they need to cover their mouth?

TrueSenator:
First Lady fine pass the Model The dress is wearing the model while Aisha is wearing the dress

remedick:
Tell me, what you notice?

Bossman:
This is good to know. However, it's useless to more than 98% of Nigerians. Very few phones support the LTE band 28 that GLO is using.

modath:
I've been quite swarmed within the past few days but have had moments where I've managed to catch up with opinions and comments regarding the Aisha vs Bubu debacle and 90% have been plain comical.... The one wey wan make laugh tia my belle na the #IStandWithAisha monkeys..

Same Aisha they've been maligning for being a "child bride", claiming she called Edo women prostitutes, jnsisting she's Haliburtons Aisha despite contrary evidence....

Now Aisha is BAE ... it's a classic case of my enemy's enemy is my friend period....
Thos
Some got on the feminism soap box and are crying louder than the bereaved!!! Most of you can get down from that soap box and shut da fvck up!!!

We live in a country where.

There is and has never been a single democratically elected female governor, not for even half a day

Some tribes have cultures that do not allow widows manage their late husband's assets, are severely dehumanised after their spouses' passage, women aren't allowed to own properties & any woman who mistakenly leaves an abusive marriage is tagged,derided and looked down upon with scorn .

In some tribes men do impregnate numerous women and not care for any of the women or resultant offsprings and there is not one single system in place to address this...

Men batter their wives and the women are advised to stay because divorce is alien to our culture...

Where a woman's value & worth is tied to marriage, either good or bad, successful and unmarried women like Bimbo, Genevieve, Linda, Rita are told to "go and marry" all day everyday despite these women's insistence that their present unmarried state is fine by them..

Same country that a state's HOA claimed gender equality bill was thrown out without it being considered for one sitting for being "unafrican" .. The Nigerian senate same thing....

Which of these ills have been addressed?

imma stop here and ask most of you fake feminine agenda advocates to go suck some rotten lemon and down some acid on top!!! UNA HEADS NOR KORET....Mtcheeww.

Richy4:
Maybe you need this product... It is basically free

kolnel:
Osun got 1.2 billion which is the lowest
What's oyo and ondo doing with their allocations
Osun state has more on going projects than the two states combined
Efcc needs to focus on those two states pls