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GODPUNISHALABI:
That him pikin too resemble iwobi

My thoughts exactly!

Well, they're family.

Hedonisco:
The Buhari junta clearly majors in minors. Impracticable and useless policies from A to Z.

The zombies will come for you, not understanding that a forced rollout of prepaid meters should be the way to go, instead of the half measures FG is taking.

Guestlander:
Lol @ "ballistic projectiles attack” ........why don't you just say gunshots?

Probably by the same folks who made Abuja to Kaduna road a "no go" area.

Probably more than guns, Sir.

Maybe they are already improvising, say, hand-launched IEDs.

pfadom:
Rewane is one of the most consistently bright and forthright economists.

Yet politicians will leave people like him and make coconut heads finance ministers!

Our leaders have engine blocks for brains.

Goldencheese:
Chaka Chaka is an icon now!

Of course not everywhere is Nigeria.

In Nigeria she probably would've breezed through with people hailing her and asking do selfies and autographs.

3 more years.......ooooohhhh......3 more......

EjaikreTheViper:
Shut up

E pain you?

Why naa?

It's only an indicator of how the year will be, naa.

"2020. Year of being drunk to stupor"

I agree!

All my limits are going "bye-bye" in 2020!



BTW,.who remembers Yar'Adua's "Vision 2020"?

Seemed like a good idea back then, eh?

Maybe they're "ganja plantahs".

Kasalee001:
So now ,you are mocking people with death now abi?? People die of bandit attack everyday ,E GO SOON REACH YOU

He thinks his BMC id card will save him from illiterate bandits.

booblacain:
- A Nigerian man who works as a police officer in the U.S, has spoken out about his experience in Nigeria

- Identified as Olu, he recently came for the holidays and revealed that he has been stopped on several occasions by the police in Lagos

- Olu stated that he was profiled as a criminal due to the fact that he wears braids

The level of police brutality against innocent citizens remains a fundamental issue in the country. Several cases of people being arrested due to their looks or the cars they drive, have caused outrage on social media.

A Nigerian man identified as Olu who works as a police officer in Washington DC in the U.S, recently came down to Nigeria for the holiday. However, Olu revealed on Twitter that within his 4 days in Nigeria, he has been profiled as a criminal by the Nigerian police due to the fact that he wears his hair in braids.

He wrote: "4 days in Nigeria & I have already been profiled as a criminal by the Nigeria police force. They profile people based on looks. Male with dreads, braids and so on. I work for the Washington DC as a police officer and I have braids. Enough of the profiling! @TunjiDisu1 @aleeygiwa"


https://mobile.twitter.com/wearethe2030/status/1209263937939791873

Dude's lucky he wasn't shot.

post=85193139:
Na so.

Our darling daddy is a good daddy.

He takes very good care of people,
especially stubborn people.

One of them will never sets his foot on Nigeria soil for many years to come after jumping bail.

Troublemakers and those who don't want peace to reign in our darling country are all in trouble.

Especially Boko Haram and Herdsmen.

Okpa042:


Abi she go collect preek

If the grandparents are alive and they can talk, I'm sure they would've told their son whether his daughter came to see them or not.

TheGiftedOne:
Clavicle

Clavicle

More clavicles

#MissClavicle2019

My brother!

Na just clavicle and sternum o

planetx:
Why would you want to migrate to Canada except to just visit if you have this kind of money, that makes no sense.

Ask victims of Evans that forked out more than what I'm seeing here (one paid more than $1m, right?) that question.

Most of them have that kind of money. They must have felt proud to be in Nigeria when they were parting with such huge sums just to have their loved ones back.

planetx:
Why would you want to migrate to Canada except to just visit if you have this kind of money, that makes no sense.

Ask victims of Evans that forked out more than what I'm seeing here (one paid more than $1m, right?) that question.

Yorùbá call people like our lawmakers "ìgárá ọlọ́sà" (den of thieves)

The duo however, boarded the same flight to Abuja.


[quote author=meccuno post=84802393][/quote]Lóbátán!

Naijmobile:
https://naijmobile.com/imo-state-young-man-kills-family-members/

There was at least one cop in the mix.

Last I checked, you can't just order a pair of handcuffs on Jumia

osifoblessingme:
True..the power sector needs immediate attention now

The state of emergency will do little more than grant some members of the same band of thieves (APC&PDP) oversight of the power sector, making them some more billions in the process.

We don't need any stupid state of emergency. Just do the right thing.

Let the funds appropriated get to the contractors as and when due.

Empower TCN PMs and Consultants to oversee the contractors and follow their recommendations. They are the experts and, believe me,.they know the job.

The political class are the same people frustrating the power sector.

Let disgruntled students not go and destroy the installation in the name of "Aluta" o.

therajah:
The way I see 'The Experience' concert- come and sing to God in His presence and let pple be blessed. Not to 'showcase'

I agree....yet there's a reason these artistes are known to the point of being invited, and that is the songs they have written, performed and released. The songs are their identities, the reason they got that much recognition in the first place.

A backup choir or praise team can sing anyone's song to bless the people, but Tope Alabi is invited because she is Tope Alabi, for instance, so she should get on stage and do her, not someone else.

Village people......


Only this time they ran into a SAM (Surface-to-air Missile)

Zangazanga:
Op get hand inside. Check him moniker if you doubt me.

Only this time they ran into a SAM (Surface-to-air Missile)

therajah:
I understand you very well. If they sing the songs in cassettes then they cld acknowledge. But this is a concert. Its not for commercial purpose.

Ah!

It's even worse to sing another's song at a live concert.

The purpose of concerts is to show the world you can sing your song well outside a studio environment.

Can you imagine Davido singing Runtown's "Mad over you' at a live concert?

therajah:
It depends! Some gospel singers dont put copyrights on their songs.

Doesn't matter!

In Gospel, it's not just the music but the singer's character and life being showcased.
When Panam Percy Paul wrote songs based on the legend Paul Simon's songs in "Graceland", I was surprised to see he wrote it clearly on the cassette label. Don Moen does the same, and pretty much everybody except these bloody thieves in Nigeria.

What original song of Sammy's do you know?

"Wellu-wellu" belongs to DC Envoys (comedian Gordons was a member)

"Oruko Jesu" was a popular praise song written to the tune of Ras Kimono's "Ayagayagayagayo"

All these years, singing mostly other people's songs without giving credit will certainly lead to stuff like this.

Eife:
Nigerian beer is too strong
The same beer that some people will drink 12 bottles in one sitting
I am not understanding

Yet you wonder why young men slump and die, ehn?

What Nigerian guys are doing to their bodies should be banned by law. A lot of people are committing slow suicide in the name of enjoyment / sháyó

Weirdgee:
I fear for AJ, He might be defeated again by Ruiz Jnr.

He's still gonna make a killing in USD if he loses......don't fear for him, Brah.....he smiles to the bank either way.

Ireboya:
This is not Nairabet sir

Do you know the man is a Federal Legislator?
I hope you do.

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