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Of course anyone with access can edit wikipedia but not anyone with access can provide back dates archeological findings and records, novels and comments from people you weren't given birth to see. I'm not one to give heed to unfruitful dialogue, so if you wanna keep me engaged, find me your proofs lemme go through them. Now on other matter, freeman bowl in here ![]() wexyee: |
Mr. Man you can heat your head on a stone for all I care, show us your proves. But I would show you wikipedias proofs, ![]() All this this about Igbo people me I done tire, una no fit leave them alone, hold them well nko una no fit, rubbbish ![]() Smartass my ass ....$$ |
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This guy is sick |
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So bro where do they take it from?? Because I know nairaland don't have priv room. ......$$ olaric: |
Cc: lalasticlacla Cc: Ishilove Move to front page please. ......$$ |
Chia look at lost talent, this lady could have been wife material Now she lost .....$$ |
Lol free man I have only gone to the bank for charging reason, and I succeeded, the receptionist on the help desk was a very nice beautiful lady, who fancied me lol.... So one of the free services na charging . Happy Sunday mate .......$$ Freemanan: |
Lol my read down see waiting you mean by that Freemanan: |
And where are your government firms that fall into this category?? smartass....smh ...$$ocelot2006: |
Na so we see am, this kind life .....$$ |
About least 14 people were killed on Saturday night in a bomb attack on a bar in Maroua in the far north of Cameroon, just days after deadly twin bombings in the regional capital, security sources told AFP. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, but the north has been repeatedly targeted by Nigeria-based Boko Haram extremists. At around 9:30 pm local time (2030 GMT) the toll stood at 14 dead, a military official deployed as part of the fight against Nigeria-based jihadist group Boko Haram said on condition of anonymity. “There are many wounded but we will only be able to give a more accurate picture tomorrow,” said the official. Saturday’s attack took place at around 7.45 pm when a man “threw a bomb” towards a bar in the Ponre district, said a security source, requesting anonymity. “I was about 200 metres from the site of the explosion,” the source said. “The bomber fled after throwing the bomb. Residents who were not hurt went after him, but he set off a grenade” to keep them back, the source added. A police officer at the scene said he had counted “12 bodies” shortly after the attack. A resident in the town told of “a loud explosion”, saying they had learnt there was an attack at a large bar named “Boucan”. On Wednesday, 13 people were killed in twin bombings in a central market and in a nearby neighbourhood by two girls said to be “under 15″ years of age. The assault was the second of its kind in the area in the past 10 days, despite a major regional offensive against the Boko Haram group which still poses a major security threat as it steps up its attacks in the restive Lake Chad region. On Saturday at least 25 people were killed in fresh attacks believed to have been carried out by Boko Haram in northeastern Nigeria, with many villagers also forced to flee their homes. Over the past two years the group has carried out several cross-border raids and abductions in northern Cameroon but the country, which is engaged in a regional fightback against the jihadists, had previously been spared from suicide attacks. Last week, Cameroon extended a ban on full Islamic veils in parts of the country as it seeks to curb the violence. The full veil was already banned in the northern and western regions of Cameroon. It is now also forbidden in the east. A new, five-nation force — from Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Benin — is due to deploy by July 30 to take on the Islamic State Group-allied militants, whose six-year insurgency has left at least 15,000 dead and increasingly threatened regional security. |
Freemanan:lol, well yea some are, some are in the process. but at the end they will all corporate shall |
Freemanan:men I have been caressing my books. you |
this a strong plunge from the american government to stronghand the Nigeria government to bend their will. and its a shame that the same Nigeria giant of Africa, can't make their own weapons, but wait oh? I thought the igbos made their own bombs and weapons during biafran war?? Bihari should employ the Igbo's good in the field of weaponry to use their vast ideas in creating what we need. |
or is the real reason because the u.s.a are scared of what Nigerians can do with those weapons against them, when trouble ensue. or that's there way of pressurising Nigeria to give in to their human right law on gayism. there refusal ain't based on the facade of the llaye law! hit like if you see the truth behind my comment. ( freemanan long time glimpse33 wadup) |
zeal22:lol |
Confirm man falcon!! falconey: |
Lol Jamean: |
Lol, cant stop laughing my ass out! |
Would check tight away Kylez: |
How did you do that? Tallesty1: |
Okay bro Freemanan: |
Seeing is believing |
Source dailypost.ng/2015/07/11/enugu-election-tribunal-dismisses-forensic-report-by-apc-guber-candidate/ Even APC the flag bearer of change are trying to tamper with the choice of the people. Corrupt leaders everywhere ![]() |
APC-LOGO-17The Enugu State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal on Friday dismissed the forensic report of election materials brought by the candidate of the All Progressive Party, Mr Okey Ezea. Ezea was challenging the declaration of the Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Mr Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, as the winner of the election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). He had requested the tribunal to adopt the forensic report conducted on all the election materials used in the state for the 2015 election as part of his petition. The counsel to the respondent, Mr Patrick Ikwueto, opposed the application on the ground that the petitioner failed to list the report in his petition, adding that it is a pre-hearing matter which ought to be admitted at the pre-hearing stage. Ikwueto said that the petitioner had at the pre-hearing stage informed the tribunal that he had concluded the inspection of the election material through an expert but did not adopt it. “This is a brave act by the petitioner to jeopardize the court process. “The admission of the report means re-opening the pre-hearing issues which the tribunal has gone beyond and allowing the document as evidence can affect the proceedings as the man who signed the report is not known,’’ he said. The counsel also argued that the time for submission of such report had expired as required by the Electoral Act and urged the tribunal to dismiss it. In his response, the counsel to the petitioner, Mr George Ogara, said he acted in compliance with the law. The chairman of the tribunal, Justice A.D. Kuwaffa, held that the petitioner failed to list the report in his petition during pre-hearing and dismissed the application. |
Nigerian girls should learn from this |
Freemanan:well I don't watch much of military movie, so I ain't the beat for that. if you are asking action movies, then there are many. |
And how do you know that? That they're the real corprete carinmom: |
And where would I bring it to? Your house? ![]() MzJackBaueress:what is a TANoid? |
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