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mcocolok:
after all my suffer, i no still reach ftc.. God please help your boy

Baba go slow

WombRaiders:
Sambo as former VP is still entitled to protocol when traveling abroad because he retains for life his diplomatic passport.

Even if his purpose of travelling is personal the mere fact that he carries a diplomatic passport makes him automatically part of the Nigerian Mission in the country of visit.


Buhari's family are nobody constitutionally. Even Aisha his wife has no constitutional role and as such they do not deserve any diplomatic privileges.

By the way, slave OP, Buhari's family members are not monarchs and Nigeria is not a Kingdom with Buhari king and his family members royalty

Guy, so far, you are the only one that I will give 100% Pass mark.

ichommy:
Can we meet u pls?

Am Obiora, former ONE month chairman of Okirika Local Government.

sexymoma:
wetin

Why you hash like this?

Bad news for liar Mohammed, Tinubu and APC in general. GEJ all the way.

doctokwus:
These Tanoids are really jobless and funny.
Am just rolling on the floor here because of how the wailing wailers just invaded d thread and booked all d spaces chanting the say GEJ shit before d other side rubbishes this his "monumental achievement" and reasserted his being "d best president Otuoke ever had".

The WW just had to find sth to heap GEJ praise on after him and his overhyped Harvard graduate were taken to the hangman's noose for their corrupt activities in the other thread.
WW dough!

If u watch carefully, you will see that not even a single like on your foolish comment. You are a disgrace to everyone that knows you. Keep it up fool.

sexymoma:
1. Don`t give him S3X

2. Forget about giving him S3X

3. Never mention the word "S3X" to him

4. Don`t even think about S3X

5. Rejects when he tries to give you S3X

6. Be very mad at him if he tries to give you S3X

7. Let him know that you will breakup with him if he makes attempt to give you S3X

8. Threaten him that you will commit suicide if he ever tries to give you S3X


Shey orna talk say orna get sense ni.......orna go see weeen

Our beloved Ex-President Goodluck Johnathan left Aso Rock with his God given goodluck.
Where the hell is that stupid Fr. Mbaka of Adoration Ministry?

korel9:
She be goat

[size=25pt]She is a she-goat[/size]

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The Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai has confirmed that at least 20 people have been killed in a bomb attack at the Government Lodge in Sabon Gari, Zaria, Kaduna State.

“I am sad that a terrorist bomb attack just killed 20 people in Sabon Gari Zaria,” Mr El-Rufa’i said on his Twitter account.
“We call on our citizens to be vigilant and avoid crowded places like markets, mosques, churches and motor parks in the next few weeks,” he added. Executed by a suspected suicide bomber, the attack targeted civil servants at the Government Lodge in Sabon Gari,
Zaria


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Governor Nasir El-Rufai addressing newsmen at the scene of the attack

Governor Nasir El-Rufai addressing newsmen at the scene of the attack Zaria which has been the centre for the verification exercise for civil servants. Mr El-Rufai has promised that the government was working with the security agencies to end the wave of militant attacks in the country. “We call on our citizens to be vigilant and avoid crowded places like markets, mosques, churches and motor parks in the next few weeks.
“We call on our people to report any suspicious persons and movements to law enforcement agents, traditional rulers and religious leaders.
“The Kaduna State government is working with Federal security agencies that are taking proactive measures to frustrate such terrorists,” El-Rufai said.

Emergency workers have since rushed to the scene to help evacuate the wounded who are mainly civil servants while Governor Nasir El-Rufai has also visited the scene of the explosion.


Source: http://www.channelstv.com/2015/07/07/bomb-attack-at-government-lodge-in-zaria-kills-at-least-20/

Jarizod:
Simon lalong jonah jang

am sure their next governor will be judas jung

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Floyd Mayweather, Jr. has done it all: titles in five different weight classes and a perfect record in his 47 fights. He's described by many as the greatest pound-for-pound boxer in the world. Let's take a look at his story so far.



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Mayweather was born on February 24, 1977, in Michigan, United States. Boxing is in his genes: his father Floyd Mayweather, Sr., was a former welterweight contender.


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Early in his career, he won the national Golden Gloves three times, in 1993, 1994 and 1996. He picked up a bronze medal at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta by reaching the featherweight semi-finals.


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Mayweather turned professional in 1996 and, in 1998, he won his first world title in the super featherweight division after knocking out champion Genaro Hernandez.


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At the age of 21, Mayweather became one of the youngest recipients of the Fighter of the Year award presented by The Ring magazine.



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In a memorable 2001 bout against Diego Corrales, Mayweather won every round and knocked Corrales down five times.



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In his first lightweight fight, Mayweather faced WBC champion Jose Luis Castillo. He defeated Castillo to win the lightweight crown with a 12-round unanimous decision.



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In 2005, the star boxer moved up to the welterweight division. He stopped contender Sharmba Mitchell, in the sixth round of their fight. In April 2006, he defeated Zab Judah by unanimous decision for the IBF welterweight title.



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In 2007, Mayweather defeated Oscar de la Hoya to take the WBC super welterweight crown. The fight sold 2.7 million pay-per-views, earning $120 million, a record at the time.



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In 2007, he surprised the world by announcing his retirement. 21 months later he made a comeback and defeated The Ring lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez.



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In 2007, the boxing champion founded his own philanthropic organization, named the Floyd Mayweather Jr. Foundation (TFMJF) which seeks empowerment of disadvantaged people and education for the young.



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His next big fight was in 2010, defeating Shane Mosley in a 12-round welterweight match in Las Vegas.



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Mayweather was sentenced to 90 days in jail by a court in Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas on December 21, 2011, after pleading guilty to domestic violence charges.



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In May 2013, Mayweather successfully defended his WBC welterweight title in a 12-round match against Robert Guerrero.



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In 2014, Mayweather topped the Forbes magazine’s list of world's 100 highest paid athletes. He became the first athlete besides Tiger Woods to earn $100 million in a single year.



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After years of negotiations, Mayweather is finally set to meet Manny Pacquiao on May 2, 2015 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.



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And he won


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ResourceMan:
Thank you sir.
This is Epic. God Bless You.

Bless you too.

[size=15pt]And where are all the Sai Buhari group have the left the country on vacation?[/size]

ResourceMan:
Please who can post that picture of lai mohammed big nose.

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Here you go, you ask for it

Since the APC took over power few weeks ago, the country has recorded unimaginable suicide bomb blast and massacre by the dare devil Boko Haram. Trucks falling and roasting innocent citizens in other parts.
Now my question: Is it that Tinubu, Lai Mohammed, Fashola and other self acclaimed saints suddenly became blind, deaf and dumb? Why are they so silent? And where are all the Sai Buhari group have the left the country on vacation? Also not forgetting the priest that later turns politician aka Fr. Mbaka, how has his failed vision help the country?

IbnSultaan:
GEJ Appointments in the past 5+yrs the north never cried out because it is not in their nature.
The list amongst others goes thus:
1. NIMET - Dr. Anthony Anuforom
2. NNPC - Eng. Andrew Yakubu
3. NIMASA - Patrick Apobolokemi
4. PENCOM - Mrs. Chinelo Anohu Amazu
5. FERMA - Engr. Chukwu Amuchi
6. DPR - Mr. George Osahon
7. Bank Of Industry - Ms. Evelyn Oputu
8. Nigerian Content Dev. Agency - Mr. Ernest Nwanpa
9. Consumer Protection Agency - Mrs Dupe Atoki
10. NCC - Engr. Eugene Juwa
11. NAMA - Engr. Nnamdi Udoh
12. NCAA - Engr. Akikuotu
13. FAAN - Mr. George Uriesi
14. NCAT - Capt. Chinere Kalu
15. SEC - Ms. Aruma Otteh
16. Sovereign Wealth Fund - Uche Orji
17. NAFDAC - Dr Paul Orhil
18. FIIRO - Dr. Mrs. G. N Elemo
19. Maritime Academy Of Nigeria - Oron Joshua Okpo
20. Railway Corporation - Eng. Seyi Sijuwade
21. Nigerian Tourism Dev. Corporation - Mrs. Sally Mbanefo
22. Budget Office Of The Federation - Dr Bright
Okogwu
23. NERDC - Prof Godswill Obioma
24. NEXIM - Mr R. R Orya
25. Standard Organization Of Nigeria - Dr Joseph
Odumodu
26. Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation - Emeka
Nkem Mba
27. Industrial Training Fund - Prof. Longmas
Wapmuk
28. National University Commission - Prof. Okojie
29. NESREA - Mrs. N.S Benebo
30. MDG Office - Dr. Precious Gbenio
31. Surveyor General Of The Federation - Peter
Chigozie
32. Statistician General Of The Federation
- Dr. Yemi Kale
33. Accountant General Of The Federation - Mr.
Jonah Otunla
34. Auditor General Of The Federation - Samuel
Yonongo Ukura
35. National Orientation Agency - Mike Omieri
36. News Agency Of Nigeria - Oluremi Oyo
37. NEPC E/S - David I Adelugba
38. NEPZA - Mr. Olugbenga Kuye
39. BPP - Engr Emeka Ezeh
How many of these people are northerners
If in his mind GEJ felt these are the people he can trust, then nobody should fault PMB for appointing those he could trust.
larprof"

You are a complete nincompoop and a slowpoke.

feldido:
Who is this Alien? Are u in this country at all?
Can't u see what's happening, or until Boko haram kill ur person before ur eyes go open

Why are you wasting your time answering that slowpoke? He is as foolish, dumb and senseless as his President.

Where are all those fooolish APC e-worriors? Why have you suddenly stop shouting "sei Buhari"? Bunch of goats.

@topic: They will lie to your face and feel good about it.

The i.diot just gas see the look on his face

Government for the pocket

The Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Timi Frank is a leading light in the party. In this interview monitored on the African Independent Television (AIT) live current affairs programme, FOCUS NIGERIA, he spoke on issues flowing from the crisis that arose from the squabble for positions in the National Assembly. Excerpts:

APC should be grateful to the PDP for still having the Senate Presidency. They (PDP) could have nominated themselves to be Senate President and Deputy Senate President; and you cannot take that from them.

We should thank PDP for what they did, for being democratic. They know they are not the ruling party, so they respected themselves by making sure an APC Senate President emerged. They unanimously gave their support to Saraki as we only had about seven or eight APC Senators in the Senate as at that time.

I see no reason anybody should blame Saraki for what has happened. We should be happy that he was there to at least save the situation at that time. If he wasn’t there, the situation could have been different.

What and who took 51 Senators to the International Conference Centre?
The question we should be asking is: Who asked 51 Senators to go to the International Conference Centre? What did they go there to do? I don’t know who called for that meeting, as a party man. We should not blame Saraki for becoming Senate President. We should put the blame on the party and whosoever that called that meeting. Has the President come out to tell Nigerians that ‘I called for a meeting and Senator Saraki wasn’t there?’ Even the President wasn’t at the International Conference Centre. Why did you expect Saraki to be there?

Everybody is saying the President called (for a meeting), the President called; okay, who gave the directive for the meeting. So, this is the big question, a very critical question we should be asking. What must have dragged 51 Senators to the International Conference Centre? They should be asking themselves what took them there?

No deal between Saraki and PDP
To my best of knowledge, this is a contest between two political leaders in the same party. Both of them were banking on the support of PDP Senators because APC Senators alone could not have made on of themselves Senate President. What happened was a victory for democracy, a victory for the people. You can’t take it away. The Senate or House (of Representatives) is an independent House. These people decide on what they want. They go for what they are comfortable with.

On Ekweremadu’s emergence

On the issue of how Ekweremadu emerged as the Deputy Senate President, for God’s sake, PDP felt that, well, we have been able to give them the Senate Presidency unanimously. We are not trying to be greedy. We are trying to respect democracy.

One of the APC Senators that was present contested alongside Ekweremadu and lost. Not that they just asked Ekweremadu to be the Deputy Senate President. No! It was live on TV. PDP was more in number, so, they voted for their own. At the end of the day, Ekweremadu emerged as the Deputy President of the Senate.
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Upset with my party

I am upset. My party caused the downfall, why we lost the Deputy Senate Presidency. How I wish all the Senators were there, there is no way we wouldn’t have got the Deputy Senate Presidency.

Don’t blame Ekweremadu.
We don’t need to be blaming Ekweremadu and so forth. If it were anybody from my party or even myself, I would take advantage of the situation that was on ground.

Today, the man is Deputy Senate President to Saraki. But he is just a Deputy Senate President. What can he do to frustrate my party? There is nothing he can do because we have an active Senate President.

So, my party should live with it. They can also come up with whatever strategy they feel like. But, Ekweremadu didn’t just put himself there. My party caused it. So, we should accept the defeat.

Imposition and bias for one candidate against the other

I think we should not have gotten involved in the whole drama in the first place. Saraki is a member of the APC. Senator Lawan is a member of the APC. Everyone involved is a member of the APC. No one is more loyal to the party than the other. But as a party, we have not done well. We treated Dogara and Saraki as if they were half-casts of the party.

Principal officers

This whole internal crises, the party leadership caused it. In the process of trying to take sides, we misfired. The party zoned the Senate Leader to the North East. Fine! But the party should have left it at that, not saying a particular person has to be this. As soon as the party zoned the office, the party should have left it for the zone to come up with the candidate. Like Ahmad Lawan, if the party had not gone ahead to stick out his name, maybe they would have gone ahead to say, Senator Ahmad lost the Senate President, let us leave this for him. But again, the party provoked the people of that zone by writing names.

What Nigerians are trying to say is this: the issue of godfatherism is gone. The issue of saying this must happen is gone. The independence of the House and Senate is what we need. There is no way Saraki could have read the party’s letter. The majority voice in that zone had already written to say this is whom we want. The party must accept failure at this point in time and build from the mistakes we have made.

Party supremacy

I agree that party supremacy has come to stay. But again, since party supremacy is now the issue of the day, I expect the national leadership to write the list of ministers and their portfolios and give to the President to announce. The State party chairmen must write the names of the Commissioners and SAs and give to the State Governors to announce. That way, we will know that party supremacy has come to stay. Not just to enforce it on Senate and House of Reps. Otherwise they should allow the Senate to be. They should also allow the House to be.


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Whats your last price?

[size=20pt]Just look at his old asss[/size]

It is called conspiracy by the Dullard of Daura

hefty4real:
d

D for Donkey


Mind you, this New administration has resolve to permanently ban all space bookers effect from when the new Ministers are finally sworn in.

From least earner to the highest in US Dollars. Enjoy


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Robert Mugabe, of Zimbabwe
Salary: US $18,000



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Xi Jinping, President, People's Republic of China
Salary: US $22,000



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Pranab Mukherjee, President, India
Salary: US $29,363



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Narendra Modi, Prime Minister, India
Salary: US $30,300




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Nicolas Maduro, President, Venezuela
Salary: US $46,893



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Pedro Passos Coelho, Prime Minister, Portugal
Salary: US $77,597



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Mariano Rajoy Brey, Prime Minister, Spain
Salary: US $88,140



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Dilma Rousseff, President, Brazil
Salary: US $120,000



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Matteo Renzi, Prime Minister, Italy
Salary: US $124,600



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Vladimir Putin, President, Russia
Salary: US $136,000



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Enrique Peña Nieto, President, Mexico
Salary: US $159,681



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Francois Hollande, President, France
Salary: US $194,300



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Recep Tayyip Erdogan, President, Turkey
Salary: US $197,439



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Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister, Japan
Salary: US $202,700



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[img]David Cameron, Prime Minister, UK
Salary: US $214,800 [/img]



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Jacob Zuma, President, South Africa
Salary: US $223,500



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Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary General, United Nations
Salary: US $227,253



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Angela Merkel, of West Germany
Salary: US $234,400



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Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, Canada
Salary: US $260,000



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Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, President, Argentina
Salary: US $315,091



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Jean-Claude Juncker, President, European Commission
Salary: US $346,519




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Barack Obama, President, USA
Salary: US $400,000




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Tony Abbott, Prime Minister, Australia
Salary: US $403,712



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Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister, Singapore
Salary: US $1,700,000



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Mohamadu Buhari, President, Nigeria
Salary: US $?? {You do the Math}



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