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ifex370:ma guy your eyes are very kin... the others do not want to see this |
oMO DAT one bad oh |
I see your pattern and fear your fears, but I won't be crippled by it. you shouldn't too. if our fear becomes a reality, then we fight. Nigeria is a Christian state and should remain so |
MAKURDI—Former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Mr. Mike Aondoakaa, has resigned his membership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. Aondoakaa told Vanguard, yesterday in a telephone interview in Makurdi, the Benue State capital, that he was leaving partisan politics to take care of his personal businesses as well as engage fully in his law practice. He said, “I am leaving politics to fully engage in a bigger law practice and also tend to my businesses. I have already tendered my resignation letter to the party.” On the allegation making the rounds in the state that he intended to decamp to the All Progressives Congress, APC, Aondoakaa said it wasn’t true . “I am not joining any party, it’s not true. I am leaving now before anyone starts saying anything or insinuating anything, I am quitting partisan politics,” he said. Aondoakaa also debunked allegations that he worked against PDP during the last elections, describing them as not only unfounded but baseless. “I never worked against the PDP, on the day of the elections. I only went to the polling booth and cast my votes. All I told the people was that they should vote according to their conscience and also defend their votes. I never worked against any party. The allegation is baseless.” he added. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/aondoakaa-resigns-from-pdp |
Fabulousb36:undergraduate physics. please can you help? |
London - Manchester City's Premier League title defence is in tatters after a surprise 2-1 defeat at Crystal Palace left the champions nine points adrift of leaders Chelsea on Monday. Manuel Pellegrini's side were rocked as Glenn Murray's first half goal and Jason Puncheon's excellent free kick immediately after the restart gave Palace the cushion they needed to withstand late pressure after Yaya Toure had given City hope with a 78th minute strike. City's third successive away league defeat, their fifth loss in their last seven games in all competitions, leaves them languishing in fourth place with Chelsea also having a game in hand on them. Their predicament was simply summed up by Pellegrini before this game when City's manager admitted his side needed a perfect end to the season and a Chelsea stumble to regain pole position. Yet while Pellegrini has had his eyes set on tracking down the leaders, the weekend victories for Arsenal and Manchester United confirmed City are now in a testing battle to finish in the top three, which guarantees a place in next season's Champions League group stage In the circumstances, next weekend's Manchester derby has assumed even more significance than usual. "For today I'm very happy with the way the team played, but I'm very disappointed with the score," Pellegrini said. "All we can do is try to add the most amount of points we can and we will see who is first, second, third and fourth." If City were to avoid becoming the latest side to fall victim to Alan Pardew's rejuvenated Palace team, they would have to maintain high standards at both ends of the pitch. Sergio Aguero's first half display suggested he was more than capable of providing a cutting edge in front of goal but it was at the back where Pellegrini's side were found wanting. City have made a habit of conceding costly goals this season with Pellegrini failing to settle on a convincing and consistent back- four. There was an early sign Palace were capable of troubling the visitors when Martin Kelly's low cross should have been met with a better finish than Wilfried Zaha's skied effort after just two minutes. But much worse was to come 10 minutes before the end of the first half when Murray made the breakthrough while the visitors appealed for offside. Prior to that moment, Pellegrini's team had looked in control, with Aguero striking the woodwork with a smart snapshot after creating space on the edge of the Palace area. That came after the Argentina forward's pace had allowed him to collect Joe Hart's long clearance and set up David Silva, who was denied only by Julian Speroni's excellent save. But those efforts counted for nothing in the 34th minute when City failed to deal with a clipped ball into the box from Joel Ward after a harmless looking corner had been cleared. The visitors were convinced first that Scott Dann was offside as he moved onto Ward's ball in and fired a volley that deflected off Hart, and then questioned whether Murray had strayed beyond the defence as he followed in to score from close range. Referee Michael Oliver and his assistants were unmoved by the protests that continued at the break, with City captain Vincent Kompany continuing to make his feelings known. It did mean, however, that Palace had a foothold in the game and they have demonstrated impressive tenacity in recent weeks. It was clear City faced a testing challenge to get back into the game but the task facing them grew even more daunting when Puncheon added the second goal three minutes after the restart. Once again the visitors did themselves no favours with Fernandinho producing an unnecessary foul to halt Murray just outside his own area, handing Puncheon the opportunity to lift an excellent free-kick over the defensive wall and beyond Hart. City were convinced they should have had a penalty when Murray appeared to handle and Toure's powerful shot provided them with a late lift but they were unable to find an equaliser. http:// m.news24.com/nigeria/Sport/Football/Palace-leave-Citys-title-bid-in-tatters-20150407-2 |
Abuja - Reverend Owen Nwokolo has urged President-elect Muhammadu Buhari to keep his campaign promises and root out corruption in the country, Naij reports. Speaking on Sunday after an Easter service at the All Saints Cathedral in Onitsha, Anambra State, the Bishop urged Buhari to fight corruption head-on and to maintain existing infrastructure, which he has described as being in a deplorable condition. http://www.news24.com.ng/Elections/News/Bishop-Nwokolo-urges-Buhari-to-keep-campaign-promises-20150407 |
Scatterboss:is it an online radio? do I just browse it, or is it twitter? because it can't be on broadband service .... with the .co thing |
I like this kind of topic.... just here to book space |
StBlack1:yes I'm not aware, and y isn't it public? |
Yea guys, I'm a guy in need of someone who is good on physics... muna no vers oh, just no tutor for my physics course and i wan sabi am so DAT i no fail my exam . so my fellow naira landers who can help? |
Nneka123:nnebabe y the mouth sealing? you no wan talk again? |
Biggynt:ma guy, maybe he's returning to his root- christainity |
exactly my argument, hate is too much |
Scatterboss:please can I have that radio? let me hear them too! that's unbelievable |
MalcoImX:guy i just woke up this morning... mu forget that one... busy day, lol |
Does a worldly musician have the right to make his own bible? |
we have read this yesterday... and the way I see it you're sugar coating the ugliness of the matter. in fact if you're correct, then what's gives a Lagos leader to threaten a fellow leader? it's never done in Igbo land, that alone can cost battle between the two Kingdom it's a shame |
this is what we call one love! is beautiful, and that's the power of unity |
hmmmm..... reserve my comment. |
Nice determination and effort |
gofyourself: ![]() gofyourself:would you be that woman? |
MalcoImX:the question you should ask is, why is it that your kinsmen , most of them hate to coexist with the Igbo's and yet expect them to not want to leave? figure how you feel if you're a kid that desires love and attention from your family, and what you get all the time is rejection and dislike? won't toy feel like to end it all? |
MalcoImX:the question you should ask is, why is it that your kinsmen , most of them hate to coexist with the Igbo's and yet expect them to not want to leave? figure how you feel if you're a kid that desires love and attention from your family, and what you get all the time is rejection and dislike? won't toy feel like to end it all? |
StBlack1:do you have the slightest idea, that the reason Nigeria is existing is the unity in labour and the tolerance of one another? |
azezola:are you referring to a particular kind of Christians, or generalising right now? |
azezola:are you referring to a particular kind of Christians, or generalising right now? |
God forgive me, but his man doesn't look like a pastor. I he is then, isn't it shame to the holy spirit and his reputation, or is this one of the money driven kind? |
StBlack1:disintegration is always an open step. we all wan that. so if you can't tolerate seeing an Igbo man, then file for disintegration, that's what we want |
Guruscrew:lol |
StBlack1:c Mr man, no body needs PDP or gej when they can do it themselves! this is what happens when you're so down the road of racialism. open your eyes, no tribe is your enemy. and what happened to Democracy? |
ellistmedia:we are talking about life's here, op |

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