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You guys say all this because you think they have a choice. If the country was to be runned by normal humans, I don't think we should have such problems at hand. |
All is well that ends well. Finally the sky is blue. |
Don't think so Because there is no union for sugar. That's why he put there cockroach ass there. Heffalump: |
Very kind of him. He should have left them out and dry All the bloody Unions in Nigeria from nupemg, pengasson, nurtw and so many are just vampires. They feed off on the oppressed. |
So white people too dey carry Coco for belle. Crime knows no race. |
Stop this show of shame and calumny. Your son was a user and died by his own hands. DNA test did not kill your son neither were you in his life to make a difference. So why crying now. |
omoredia: . Maybe him dey buy diamond razor blade and rinse him head with moet |
Godfullsam:I swear. But that is how people fall into snares by deceit |
I also have similar opinion. Osihmen could have used his leverage to create chances for others. Well what do I know about football. |
CBS Sports commentator, Thierry Henry has suggested that Victor Osimhen’s selfishness cost Galatasaray goals against Liverpool during both sides’ UEFA Champions League tie on Tuesday night.Recall that Osimhen’s penalty goal gave Galatasaray a 1-0 victory against Arne Slot’s side. According to Henry, if Osimhen had been a little less selfish at times during the encounter at Rams Park, Galatasaray could have scored a few more goals against Liverpool. The Arsenal legend also said that the Nigerian international took the penalty really well against the Reds, adding that he and his teammates deserve credit for beating the Premier League champions. “On a good day, Galatasaray can beat any team,” Henry said after the match in his post-match analysis. “When Galatasaray is on a good day and playing at home, they can beat any team in Europe. “They really fought for every ball until the end. They played their best on the counter-attack. “If Osimhen had been a little less selfish at times, they could have scored a few more goals. A few times, he might have given the ball away to one of his teammates. But he took the penalty really well. “I said before the match, ‘They can bother Liverpool.’ We have to give them credit. Look at the players in the team,” the Frenchman said. https://dailypost.ng/2025/10/01/ucl-osimhens-selfishness-cost-galatasaray-goals-against-liverpool-thierry-henry/
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Not guilty my ass. I feel no pity for this woman. For you to have short changed a person of half the money it shows she's a criminal. I like the bail conditions sha. |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arraigned Ene Queen Bamaiyi before Justice A.A. Halilu of the Federal Capital Territory High Court, Apo, Abuja, for allegedly diverting ₦124 million out of ₦240.5 million entrusted to her for foreign exchange conversion.https://punchng.com/efcc-arraigns-woman-over-%E2%82%A6240-5m-fraud-in-abuja/
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Monaco save your strength and lose honourably. ![]() |
Please update Mancityyyyy 1 goal up. Please update |
Please who ordained this tobi as a pastor. Seems everybody want to be a pastor. |
D sky is blue. don't know how haaland does it. With his size dude is crunching out goals Osehmen needs to under study haarland 4 Real.
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If you're still having the American dream, you better wake up fast before it becomes a nightmare. |
Trump wants to force mentally ill homeless people into hospitals and treatment. He’s cutting the programs that fund themNew York — Last month, a homeless man with a history of serious mental illness killed a woman on a Charlotte train. The murder, shown on video, spurred calls from some for a tougher approach to dealing with the rise of homelessness and mental health issues across the United States. A record number of Americans are living on the streets, roughly a quarter with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or other severe mental illness. The overwhelming majority pose no public danger, and research links only 3% to 5% of violent acts to those with serious mental illness. President Donald Trump, however, frames homeless people with mental illness as a public safety threat. The solution, he says, is to commit more people into psychiatric hospitals and treatment programs against their will. Trump released an executive order in July encouraging states to expand involuntary commitment laws — a legal process forcing people considered a danger to themselves or others into inpatient psychiatric care. “Shifting homeless individuals into long-term institutional settings…will restore public order,” Trump’s order said. He also said in August that he would support the government reopening “insane asylums” for people with serious mental illness. But psychiatric hospital beds, treatment slots and mental health care workers have been in short supply for years. And Trump’s cuts this year to Medicaid, housing assistance and mental health programs will make it harder to add psychiatric beds, undermining his goal of increasing involuntary commitment. “The big problem is that the mental health care system we have is grossly inadequate. It’s underfunded and overburdened,” said Jeffrey Swanson, a professor in psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University. In 2022, the United States had just 18 psychiatric beds per 100,000 people, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) — this was far below the roughly 60 beds experts estimate are necessary so anyone who needs a bed can get one. About 20% of the 14 million adults with serious mental illness do not receive treatment. Trump’s order isn’t just about hospitalizing people. He also wants states to expand assisted outpatient treatment (AOT) — a court-ordered program for people who are deemed unable to live safely without supervision by a judge. AOT programs offer therapy, medication and other intensive services for people outside a hospital setting. Expanding AOT alone is not a silver bullet, Swanson said. AOT’s effectiveness depends on pairing treatment with affordable housing, services and other support, he said. Yet the Trump administration has not pledged any new federal money for AOT programs, psychiatric hospital beds or other treatment. “The administration wants to force people into treatment that may not exist. It’s a bridge to nowhere,” Swanson said. The White House did not provide comment to CNN’s questions for this article. https://edition.cnn.com/2025/09/30/business/homelessness-mental-illness-trump-policies
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This position was further clarified and reinforced by The Supreme Court judgment of 2003 (Attorney-General of Lagos State v. Attorney-General of the Federation) that land use and physical planning fall under concurrent jurisdiction, and states retain the authority to regulate development control within their territories, including federal lands, except for core areas like military formations or exclusive federal enclavesThis is a catch. The military or other Federal structures are exclusive. Then why is trade fair different. Military do build without state approval and no physical evaluation from state officials. So if trade fair was in ojo barracks will the state officials go there to demolish too. |
Thanks for the correction, I taught it was the international court. planetx: |
Don't mind the miscreant. Nairaland has become his life's achievement. MarkNsukkaBread: |
Like someone said this court was built for Africans. I'm not justifying kabila but he that comes to equity must come with clean hands. You cannot make laws that only works on some. |
Is this not child abuse. Take a child and lock her in a dark temple. End times things. |
Nepal chooses a 2-year-old girl as new living goddess worshipped by both Hindus and Buddhists KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP) — A 2-year-old girl chosen as Nepal’s new living goddess was carried by family members from their home in a Kathmandu alley to a temple palace Tuesday during the country’s longest and most significant Hindu festival.Kumaris are chosen from the Shakya clans of the Newar community, indigenous to the Kathmandu valley, and revered by both Hindus and Buddhists in the predominantly Hindu nation. The girls are selected between the ages of 2 and 4 and are required to have unblemished skin, hair, eyes and teeth. They should not be afraid of the dark. During the Indra Jatra festival earlier this month, the former Kumari was wheeled around on a chariot pulled by devotees. The Kumari always wears red, pins up her hair in topknots and has a “third eye” painted on their forehead. The weeklong Indra Jatra festival was the first of a series of celebrations in October including Dashain, the main festival, and Tihar or Diwali, the festival of lights. Tuesday marked the eighth day of Dashain, a 15-day celebration of the victory of good over evil. Offices and schools were closed as people celebrated with their families Family, friends and devotees paraded the new Kumari through the streets of Kathmandu before entering the temple palace, which will be her home for several years. Devotees lined up to touch the girls’ feet with their foreheads, the highest sign of respect among Hindus in the Himalayan nation, and offered her flowers and money. The new Kumari will bless devotees including the president Thursday. “She was just my daughter yesterday, but today she is a goddess,” her father Ananta Shakya said, adding that there were already signs she would be the goddess before her birth. “My wife during pregnancy dreamed that she was a goddess and we knew she was going to be someone very special.” The former Kumari Trishna Shakya, now aged 11 years old, left from a rear entrance on a palanquin carried by her family and supporters. She became the living goddess in 2017. Families of the Shakya clan who qualify for the prestigious seat compete to have their daughters selected. The family of the Kumari gains an elevated position in society and within their own clan. But Kumaris live a sequestered life. They have few selected playmates and are allowed outside only a few times a year for festivals. Former Kumaris face difficulties adjusting to normal life, learning to do chores and attending regular schools. Nepalese folklore says men who marry a former Kumari will die young, which has resulted in many of the girls remaining unmarried. Over the past few years, there have been many changes in tradition and the Kumari is now allowed to receive an education from private tutors inside the temple palace and even have a television set. The government also offers retired Kumaris a small monthly pension of about $110, which is slightly above the minimum wage fixed by the government. https://apnews.com/article/nepal-living-goddess-hindu-tradition-0cd93fa79e3446ffdf995210f44b8f99
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At least the boy still has his life intact, and as life goes on, better opportunities will come if he can open his mind. Konquest: |
that will really hurt the young lad. Maybe he was thinking of America too. PrincessDiana: |
Very sad. His American dream has come to an end. There is more to life than getting killed over a journey that is senseless I hope the victim is not a Nigerian. |
Police in Charlotte, North Carolina, are investigating the death of a stowaway found Sunday morning inside the landing gear compartment of an American Airlines flight.https://edition.cnn.com/2025/09/29/us/stowaway-death-american-airlines-hnk
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Glory be To God in heaven. At last a sane humane Politician is coming to clean up the mess APC has brought upon Nigeria. Jonathan is a good candidate and also a suitable one term president. |
Fulani herds men have infiltrated delta state too much. There are 2 scenarios here is either the land his farming is under dispute Or herders see him as an informant. |
Kwara has become a northern protectorate. See what useless government can do While others clamor for good governance some are crying for sharia. I hope this jihadist will get to MURIC, |
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