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KingRex1:
Mungo Park

He wants to discover the end of river niger

cum cum cum cum cummmba ba baaaaaa

End of discussion

Na be only fire from all cylinder, Lie Mohammed don turn militant tooo

chocolateme:
if you call that number now, you will see how sarcastic the lady will talk to u.. Very rude for that matter and very fast in disconnecting one's call.. It is well

where is the number let me search database for the registered user!!

HungerBAD:
You just wake?

Na you be number 52 wey dey put this news here.

Lolzz bro

but why u never put am na Ishilove nor gree u see rd?

CASTRO DIES

Havana, Cuba (CNN)Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro was a legendary survivor -- besting what Cuban officials say were more than 600 attempts to kill him.

He lived much of his long life in the spotlight -- and much of it in the crosshairs -- surviving a half century of assassination plots.
Castro died Friday, his brother Raul Castro announced.
In a column titled "The Birthday" that was published in Cuban-state media on his 90th birthday August 13, Castro wrote that his younger brother Raul would have replaced him had "the adversary been successful in their plans of elimination. I almost laughed at the Machiavellian plans of the US Presidents."
As that milestone birthday approached, Castro's mortality was very much on his mind.
"Soon I will be 90," Castro said during a rare public appearance in Havana in April, at a meeting of the island's ruling Communist Party. "Never would such an idea have occurred to me. It was not the fruit of any effort, it was the whim of fate. Soon I will be like all the rest."
Assassination plots were spectacular failures
His would-be assassins are alleged to have plotted to kill him in a variety of ways, including poisoning him, dosing his dive suit with fatal botulism and blowing him up during a speech. Many of the plots were spectacular failures. More Wile E. Coyote than Jason Bourne.
"More people have tried to murder the world's most famous socialist than any man alive," according to the 2006 British documentary "638 Ways to Kill Castro."
Today, Cuban officials claim Castro survived more than 600 attempts on his life, a figure that is impossible to confirm.
"If surviving assassination attempts were an Olympic event, I would win the gold medal," Castro liked to tell interviewers.
His reputation as a cheater of death took hold early. As a young revolutionary he was reported dead twice by Cuba's press -- "perishing" once when he led a failed uprising against a military barracks and again when he returned from exile by boat with a guerrilla force.
Iraqi Vice President Saddam Hussein, center, stands with the Castro brothers during a visit to Cuba in January 1979.
Photos: Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro
Iraqi Vice President Saddam Hussein, center, stands with the Castro brothers during a visit to Cuba in January 1979.
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Castro shakes hands with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Havana in April 1989.
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Castro shakes hands with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Havana in April 1989.
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Castro gestures during a tour of Paris in March 1995.
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Castro gestures during a tour of Paris in March 1995.
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Castro walks with Pope John Paul II on an airport tarmac in Havana in January 1998. It was the first time a pope had ever visited Cuba.
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Castro walks with Pope John Paul II on an airport tarmac in Havana in January 1998. It was the first time a pope had ever visited Cuba.
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Castro puts his arm around South African President Nelson Mandela in May 1998, near Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi, left, and Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso. They were in Geneva, Switzerland, for a conference of the World Trade Organization.
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Castro puts his arm around South African President Nelson Mandela in May 1998, near Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi, left, and Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso. They were in Geneva, Switzerland, for a conference of the World Trade Organization.
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Castro welcomes Russian President Vladimir Putin to Cuba in December 2000. Putin was the first Russian President to visit Cuba since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Castro welcomes Russian President Vladimir Putin to Cuba in December 2000. Putin was the first Russian President to visit Cuba since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Castro is helped by aides after he appeared to faint two hours into a speech in Cotorro, Cuba, in June 2001. He returned to the podium less than 10 minutes later to assure the audience he was fine and that he just needed to get some sleep.
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Castro is helped by aides after he appeared to faint two hours into a speech in Cotorro, Cuba, in June 2001. He returned to the podium less than 10 minutes later to assure the audience he was fine and that he just needed to get some sleep.
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In July 2001, Castro talks with Elian Gonzalez, the young boy who was the focus of a bitter international custody dispute a couple of years earlier.
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In July 2001, Castro talks with Elian Gonzalez, the young boy who was the focus of a bitter international custody dispute a couple of years earlier.
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Castro and former U.S. President Jimmy Carter listen to the U.S. national anthem after Carter arrived in Havana for a visit in May 2002.
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Castro and former U.S. President Jimmy Carter listen to the U.S. national anthem after Carter arrived in Havana for a visit in May 2002.
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Castro, left, and his brother Raul attend a Parliament session in July 2004.
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Castro, left, and his brother Raul attend a Parliament session in July 2004.
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Castro speaks in Havana in February 2006.
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Castro speaks in Havana in February 2006.
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This TV grab from state-owned Cuban television shows Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez paying a visit to an ailing Castro in September 2006. In July of that year, it was announced that Castro was undergoing intestinal surgery. Because of his health, Castro resigned as President in February 2008.
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This TV grab from state-owned Cuban television shows Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez paying a visit to an ailing Castro in September 2006. In July of that year, it was announced that Castro was undergoing intestinal surgery. Because of his health, Castro resigned as President in February 2008.
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Castro smiles before delivering a speech in Havana in September 2010.
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Castro smiles before delivering a speech in Havana in September 2010.
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Pope Benedict XVI meets with Castro in Havana in March 2012.
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Pope Benedict XVI meets with Castro in Havana in March 2012.
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In this picture provided by CubaDebate, Castro talks to Randy Perdomo, president of Cuba's University Students Federation, during a February meeting in Havana.
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In this picture provided by CubaDebate, Castro talks to Randy Perdomo, president of Cuba's University Students Federation, during a February meeting in Havana.
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Castro visits with 19 cheese masters on Friday, July 3, 2015, in a rare trip outside his Havana home.
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Castro visits with 19 cheese masters on Friday, July 3, 2015, in a rare trip outside his Havana home.
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Leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, left, visits with Fidel Castro during a meeting at Castro's home on February 14, 2016.
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Leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, left, visits with Fidel Castro during a meeting at Castro's home on February 14, 2016.
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Fidel Castro exhales cigar smoke during a March 1985 interview at his presidential palace in Havana, Cuba. Castro has died at age 90, Cuban state media reported Saturday, November 26, 2016. Click through the gallery to see more photos from his life:
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Fidel Castro exhales cigar smoke during a March 1985 interview at his presidential palace in Havana, Cuba. Castro has died at age 90, Cuban state media reported Saturday, November 26, 2016. Click through the gallery to see more photos from his life:

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/08/12/americas/cuba-fidel-castro-at-90-after-assassination-plots/index.html

yinkslinks:
My love can we do ours next year? I dey try small with money oooo

Show me the money....

doctokwus:
The truth be said,this govt has messed up the economy.
So much suffering in d land.
If some people do sincerely want GEJ back and start saying the fisherman was better than u,then your govt must smell of deep shit.
PMB has failed economically for now,no doubt and no matter how much we try to paint or colour his failings.
Almost 2yrs down,no other person can take d blame any longer.Some of us can only hope things start to turnaround soon because this terrible economic management is affecting all honest nigerians drastically in one way or the other.

once again u spoke the truth, the economy is so bad, that prices of goods and services have risen up, only God can save us all..., some families can not eat 3 square meals any longer, some result to begging to eat, it is so bad, and there are no employment for the youths.

HungerBAD:
Laughing.

Thanks you very much,so what has been happening on the Politics section?any interesting fights I should know about?APC supporters still making PDP supporters cry?

Well, nothing much, the politicans are still having a good time, why their supporters here in NL and beyond still try to kill dem selfs as usual, PDP dis APC that...

HungerBAD:
Before I look at the face of this thief,I have something to tell you Ishilove.

For not checking up on me for the past 4 weeks,you are on indefinite suspension. I know I should have had a backup girlfriend.

Now back to this thief.

The Modus Operandi of this guy is wonderful.

First he changes to a very eye catching coloured boxers short,then he breaks through the wall of a house in broad daylight not caring about the noise,and then he brings out a Television set out from a hole smaller than the Television set itself.

A wonderful thief.

Who is old enough here to remember the Movie Danger Diabolik?same Modus Operandi.

Hungryman, u have been on a long holidays, welcome back!

BiafraudExposed:
End Time Space Booking

dats means following, I am interested in you!
Am not Igbo anyway, frm ND/IV republico

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BiafraudExposed:
Viewing this topic: AjiereTuwo , ewigmee ,
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Kamanuozuzu Artink you're the one that posted how u guys went to Facebook office to complain about this same group. You guys are using to lie all the time...

Make una repent

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Wat nonsense is dis again

ff

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BiafraudExposed:
I don't just know who's giving this people this new lies day by day. Was this not the same Radio Biafra London that was closed days ago they went everywhere complaining they are being oppressed. Now they are back. With this their lies.
Was this now how they photoshopped Obama wife protesting for them. To make their poor fellowers chant and happy.
Was this not how they said in their news papers that Trump has vowed to them in a secret conversation. Just to make the poor Igbo's happy that everybody is by their side...

They posted on Nairaland how they went to Facebook office to complain Radio Biafra London is not among search result...
Now it have been fixed and this people are still using it to deceive the poor followers...

God please help the poor followers to understand this Ipob organization is just some bunch of assuring liars organization...

Screenshots below

Facebook link here. It is a closed group so u can't see it until u join the official Radio Biafra London

https://mobile./222919287822515?view=permalink&id=1201823656598735&refid=18&ref=opera_speed_dial&_ft_=qid.6355772595544870795%3Amf_story_key.1201823656598735%3Atop_level_post_id.1201823656598735%3Atl_objid.1201823656598735

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What nonsense is dis??

Football age, his daughter is pretty bambino!

SillyMods:
Shuo, which one be your own na? You be lawyer?

Sec 22, sub sec 3, paragraph 2B, and I'm free to quote!

she wan use am pack money ni

SillyMods:
"his" you meant!
Inna Lillahi wa ina ilaehi rojiun.

Typoooooo

May is gentle soul rest in peace!!

tosyne2much:
I know my own parents too will also breakdown in tears during my wedding

For what? Wen u are a male, and u are bring in "someone to the oza room" of the family, der should be no need!

Rotimi Amechi Vs Celestine Omenya's kind of case loading!

SillyMods:
But some of them are guilty as charged na. Besides, what's in a moniker?

Pls take a look @ ur moniker again, even if u're angry with the mod for banning ur alternate moniker, u should not tour this way!

SillyMods:
Lalasticlala Mynd44, na like this e dey start o.

Until you change ur user handle, no mod would take u serious, how can u be insulting the mod of this great forum with ur user handle? And u hv the audacity to call for help frm same MOD?

Something is not right!!

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SillyMods:
There are plenty of positives here. The agric and other non-oil sectors have started yielding positive result.




Let Niger Delta continue with their bombings. We're in it together.

If anything, the region suffers most than any other part of the country.

It's not a rocket science and there is the common saying that "he who fetches firewood infected with ants invites lizards to his house".

The same way that the North East suffers the worst consequences of its support & harboring for Boko Haram is the same way the Niger Delta will suffer the worst consequences for the militancy. Already their governors are crying they're most affected by the bombings of oil facilities; such cries will increase by the time they can't even pay a dime any more.

No need to preach to a young man not to court leprosy if he's prepared and determined to live alone in the forgotten forest.

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stup.id post!!!

To the oza room, quick qiuick


Congratulations in advanced to man and wife
Complimenti in anticipo per l'uomo e la moglie
Félicitations à l'avance pour l'homme et la femme

SBG04:
Bros why keep money in a safe when there are banks everywhere? In today's world, keeping money under your bed implies criminal intent. You'll go to jail! BTW what kind of business requires you to keep dollars at home beyond 30 days? Are you a politician?

But where there are unfavorable government policies, which might affect your business, why not! the other time, the govt asked all banks to convert all dom currencies to naira exchange, which most businesses where affect largely, and some even have to carry raw cash to transfer in places like Benin republic, Ghana, Ivory coast etc where there govt policies encourage such, even sending monies to kids abroad at as that period one has to travel as far as Benin republic or give cash to someone travelling out to the host country, undermining the risk factor involved.

Toksytoks:
Some people's ignorance here is appalling. Why on earth will anyone keep foreign cash proceeds of any legitimate business. Such people either want to exploit the system through forex manipulation or hide illegal funds.

In south Africa all forex earned must be returned to the bank the next working day. India has 90 days to change all foreign currencies and 180 days for drafts, while individuals can only hold up $2000. This amount must have been acquired outside India.

Nigeria is a dungeon where unscrupulous elements hide millions of dollars at home thus making the naira weaker. The economy is dollarised, greed and corruption is all we know.

So if I am investor in South Africa and I earn in Forex, and choose to keep keep them in safe, are you saying the S.A authority will get me arrested? I can choose to keep the FX as a business person due to speculative motives or precautionary motives, which might pose a threat to my business on a longrun.

Olusola Oke was asked why he has to move from three political party within 3 years, and he was just saying something else.....


Mr Jimoh Ibrahim, was asked u seems to be a spoiler for your party, i.e. you were fixed to spoil things for the members of ur party the PDP, and he is answering...

Dr. Olu Agunloye, was asked, u seems to be new in the political land space, how come u made it as the candidate of the SDP, are u desperate, to becoming a governor?

Source??