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Ofcourse if you can prove ur case beyond reasonable doubt, why not, he is not above the law, now he has an immunity, if u hv facts and figures contact Bar. Adeburuwa!

Chanjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.......

Is okay, Buhari and gang can not have a rest of mind!

PassingShot:
Former. Not formal.

Wasting their life away on social media.

Lolz Omenka/Passingshot/Dropshot, the truth is always bitter English Prof welldone welldone

All the best to the govt of Buhari!

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omenka:
Just look at the thread, it has been turned into an Omenka thread.

The Children of El Chapo, the developers of Lagos and Malaysia aka the Lost Tribe of Bangladesh, are obviously very angry.

That trouble they seek, henceforth, they shall find. They think I'm that flip flopper who backs down and "apologise" after they might have mobbed him on several threads. A very think skin is what I'm blessed with and I won't give them the satisfaction of stocking my hands in my pocket while they poke my eyes with theirs.

Fvcking El Chapo wannabes.

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mind ur grammar

Predictions, if Saraki is removed, APC will be cut into size.......
1) Former Anpp's group
(leader Oyegun)
2) Former Acn's group
( Tinubu)
3)Former Cpc's group
( Mr Buhari)
4) Former new Npdp group
( Mr Saraki)
etc

nevi12:
Wat is dis one celebrating abeg

Canivanna ofcourse!

omenka:
Oh what a short memory these guys must imagine we all have. They always tend to think everyone is as dull as they are.

Some random dude posted an outdated story about some deal struck by the two countries and the Wailing Cankerworms, activated by Omokiri, started crawling all over the place, drooling on each other's faces like some kids with alzheimer's.

Under the Ineffectual Buffoon, the Presidency itself was caught lying pants down on twitter when:

1. Abati posted pictures of projects executed by[b]Kanu[/b]state government as some of Jona's "legacy projects".

2. Abati again posted pictures of roads constructed in Younde Cameroon as some of the roads constructed by the FG!!

3. Even the so called Omokiri was caught impersonating someone on twitter. Remember Wendell Simlin saga??

Yet these minions are excited he called some random dude out over a mistaken story.

Watch u spellings, dont rush to post!

omenka:
Okay, Omenka has commented, oh ye Israeli Yoots, come forth and bleed your hearts out!

#Sits back and wait to see the ants gather around the drop of honey.

How they like licking my groins.

Chanji

JuliettaBitch:

NgeneUkwenu, omenka, Demdem, PassingShot

Same person, don't be deceived

Mr Fix it, time to help fix that Edo elections

Buhari is a dictator..... There is currently no court in Nigeria.

Tokety7:

The twitter fool doesn't know what goes on in the senate. He spends his entire time on twitter.

The return of Demdem, special adviser on internet matters to the min of xport

The distractions in this Buhari's govt is something else, Tompolo

irunooboo:
[size=14pt] NOTHING TASTES BETTER THAN A HUGE 7 inches DICK. I SAY NO TO LESBIANISM[/size]

Mr man, sup?

chocolateme:
I don't know what it could be if its not ukwu

My princess

taiyesoul:
See distinguished Senator no fit write correct English.In his first prayer above-"In your life or place if work,they must goooo".
Who's is the Herod here?

Typo bro, u nor dey make mistake, if I check all ur past post, u mean say no mistake?

Sunofgod:
.....when 2017 don reach!

Chanji...

Don't mind this baba, for how long will he being checking d budget? When people don almost die finish baba chanji

Chai

Hmmmmm, Buhari will soon close down ur station ooo decree 4 loading............

omenka:
Oritsefemi's shiit must smell like afang soup o him.

What a fraudster.

I dey laugh

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So wat is so important about this? Its only in Nigeria that news is made out of these, other advanced countries of the world, its normal to see public sarvants using public amanities, like xport, rented homes etc.

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omenka:
"igbo name". The ignorance of these people is so irritating.

The last time I was checking, you're from Kwara State, how come u're answering an "Igbo" name? answer = A) To deceive the people B)To stay in b/w the lines C) All of the above D) Non of the above.

Chanji :C

1stCitizen:
Boko Haram is seeking a ransom of nearly $50m for the release of the 219 schoolgirls that it kidnapped from the Nigerian town of Chibok two years ago, sources close to the group have told The Sunday Telegraph.The terror sect is thought to have issued the demand during secret contacts with the government of President Muhammadu Buhari, who has said he is willing to negotiate for the girls' freedom. The group's leader, Abubakr Shekau, had previously demanded the release of jailed comrades in exchange for the girls.But a deal along those lines - brokered by the Red Cross - fell through after Nigerian prison officials said that commanders on a list given to them by Boko Haram were not in their custody.

Details of the new ransom request emerged ahead of the second anniversary of the girls kidnapping on the night of April 14, 2014, when they were abducted by Boko Haram gunmen posing as soldiers.Despite their case receiving global attention because of the celebrity-backed #bringbackourgirls campaign on social media, diplomats and sources close to the negotiations say they are no closer to knowing the girls' whereabouts.The Nigerian military has made significant gains against Boko Haram in the last 18 months, raiding a number of the sect’s camps in Nigeria's vast Sambisa forest, and freeing at least 1,000 women and children taken in other mass abductions. Yet in none of the raids have any rescued prisoners or captured fighters been able to give any convincing accounts of meeting or seeing any of the Chibok girls.

That indicates they are still being kept well away from other captives, and that their kidnappers see them as having huge symbolic value as hostages - thanks partly the publicity given to them by the social media campaign. "I think they are probably in clusters rather than all in one place, but probably not far from each other," said Shehu Sani, a Nigerian senator and civil rights activist involved in peace attempts with Boko Haram. "Boko Haram knows they are a prized catch."

One source close to Boko Haram said that around three months ago, Boko Haram sent a message saying it would exchange the girls for a ransom of 10bn Naira, the equivalent of around £36m. "The ransom demand has split the government," said the source. "Some think it would be worth it just to resolve the Chibok situation, but others say it will simply allow Boko Haram to hire yet more insurgent recruits."The same source also said that a month after the ransom demand, Boko Haram had secretly passed the government a new video tape showing 15 of the kidnapped girls.

"The girls are asked what their Christian names are and what their new Muslim names are," he said, referring to the "conversion" that Boko Haram forces Christian prisoners to undergo. "They are also asked if they have been raped or mistreated, but they say no - they look relaxed."Asked about the ransom demand, diplomats said only that they were aware of "rumours" of contacts of various sorts. However, others involved in past attempts to free the girls claim that no proper "proof of life" video has ever been issued by Boko Haram, and dismiss talk of the group being interested in either ransom demands or prisoner swaps.

Among them is Dr Stephen Davis, an Australian clergyman and former Nigerian government advisor who spent four months in Nigeria in 2014 attempting to negotiate the girls' freedom.He came close three times to negotiating the release of some of the Chibok schoolgirls, only for the group's high command to rule it out. "They realise that these girls are the ace in their hand," he said.Instead, he claimed now says that the only way to get the girls back is to exploit the "combat fatigue" that is now growing on all sides of the conflict, be it the Boko Haram fighters, the combat-weary Nigerian army, or the terrified civilian population caught in the crossfire.

"If you offer Boko Haram fighters camps where they can get shelter, food, clothing and education, you can demobilise them quite quickly, as there are a lot of them who want to give up," he said. "Take away the footsoldiers, and you will also start getting information about where the girls are. Any other way is putting the cart before the horse."Last week, Nigeria's Defence Headquarters launched "Operation Safe Corridor", a program to rehabilitate repentant Boko Haram fighters through camps where they will be offered jobs and training in return for undergoing biometric profiling.The military said some 800 fighters had already signed up for the program, and that other camps would open across north-east Nigeria in coming months.

Dr Davis added that during his visits to Nigeria in 2014, a Boko Haram commander had once been passed him a grisly video showing what purported to be the human remains of some of the Chibok girls.However, he had never passed it on because there was no proof that it was definitely them."There was nothing identifiable in the video, and without any proof that it was the girls, there was no way I was prepared to pass it to anguished relatives," he said. "On the other hand, I can't think of any other reason why the commander would have passed it to me."

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/04/09/boko-haram-demands-50m-ransom-for-release-of-kidnapped-chibok-sc/

Abeg abegggg abeggg "Cork & Bull story"

Nebuchadnezar:
that's my brother omenka for you mana ala ga efeju ndi be fa anya ebea

he has to change.......

omenka:
Apologise?? Nah. Wanna give those who can't take a breath without mentioning my moniker more bones to gnaw on.

I can see they are already doing so.

Young man, wat is ur problem again? Always bitter as usual......