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jokers everywhere in the name of politics

[quote author= post=72067031]GOD BLESS OUR PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI[/quote]God catch you there.
God bless Nigeria rather.

a sign for Bubu. anything can happen before you get to help.

if our healthcare system is okay, our money stay in the system and more stay healthy.

i dream of a day Nigerians in diaspora come home for treatment.

so?

Seun , what are all these rubbish?

The only chemical/nuclear reactor in Nigeria is on social media.

rubbish and it's ingredients.

#I am for Obi.

rubbish

but wasn't scared when having coitus with you?

hmmm

Atikulating

Why is a Teddy mocking a fan?
what's the name of the cartoon?
didn't see this scene in TOY STORY series.

So?

na wa o.
Just like that?

Good night soldier.
Funny thing about life is there are many who would have been envying his pathway to success.
see where and how he ended his journey.

let's just focus on our individual path and pray grace of God sees us through.

We wish we could have the choice of voting to death who we don't want on earth but unfortunately, death no send. Picks the good and the bad at will.

From dust we came and to dust this body shall return.

US 'concerned' about voting irregularities in Nigeria Osun state elections

By Damilola Odufuwa and Damilola Odutayo, for CNN
 US elections observers in a fiercely-contested state governor election in Nigeria say they witnessed what appeared to be incidents of voter intimidation and interference in the electoral process.
US Consul General, John Bray was part of a diplomatic mission that observed voting at polling stations in Osun State, south west Nigeria on Thursday.
"The Missions of the United States, European Union and the United Kingdom observed voting at polling stations in Osun today," he said in a local media interview.
"We witnessed what appeared to be incidents of interference and intimidation of voters and heard reports of harassment of party monitors, journalists and domestic observers." Bray added.
"We are very concerned by these reports and will be checking with stakeholders to determine the facts. We call on all stakeholders to remain calm." he added.
Allegations of thuggery and voter intimidation marred the Thursday rerun of the election which was first held on September 22.



US elections observers in a fiercely-contested state governor election in Nigeria say they witnessed what appeared to be incidents of voter intimidation and interference in the electoral process.
US Consul General, John Bray was part of a diplomatic mission that observed voting at polling stations in Osun State, south west Nigerian Thursday.

"The Missions of the United States, European Union and the United Kingdom observed voting at polling stations in Osun today," he said in a local media interview.
"We witnessed what appeared to be incidents of interference and intimidation of voters and heard reports of harassment of party monitors, journalists and domestic observers." Bray added.
"We are very concerned by these reports and will be checking with stakeholders to determine the facts. We call on all stakeholders to remain calm." he added.
Allegations of thuggery and voter intimidation marred the Thursday rerun of the election which was first held on September 22.
Photos of injured civilians was also posted on social media, while local media also reportedcases of vote buying by political parties.
Nigeria's electoral body (INEC) said it was "disturbed about reports that accredited media and observers are being arrested or prevented from operating in some polling units." but soon reported that "issues of access to polling units by voters, accredited Media & Observers have since been resolved."
Senator Ademola Adeleke, of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) was widely believed to have won the first round of the election.
However INEC officials declared the result inconclusive and a winner was not announced.

 US elections observers in a fiercely-contested state governor election in Nigeria say they witnessed what appeared to be incidents of voter intimidation and interference in the electoral process.
US Consul General, John Bray was part of a diplomatic mission that observed voting at polling stations in Osun State, south west Nigeria on Thursday.
"The Missions of the United States, European Union and the United Kingdom observed voting at polling stations in Osun today," he said in a local media interview.
"We witnessed what appeared to be incidents of interference and intimidation of voters and heard reports of harassment of party monitors, journalists and domestic observers." Bray added.
"We are very concerned by these reports and will be checking with stakeholders to determine the facts. We call on all stakeholders to remain calm." he added.
Allegations of thuggery and voter intimidation marred the Thursday rerun of the election which was first held on September 22.

Photos of injured civilians was also posted on social media, while local media also reportedcases of vote buying by political parties.
Nigeria's electoral body (INEC) said it was "disturbed about reports that accredited media and observers are being arrested or prevented from operating in some polling units." but soon reported that "issues of access to polling units by voters, accredited Media & Observers have since been resolved."

Senator Ademola Adeleke, of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) was widely believed to have won the first round of the election.

However INEC officials declared the result inconclusive and a winner was not announced.

According to a media statement by INEC, results were canceled in seven polling units as votes in those units were affected for various reasons including malfunction of card readers and disruptions to the process.

Thursday's rerun saw incumbent Gboyega Oyetola, of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC declared the winner.

President Buhari congratulated his APC party member, Oyetola win saying, "I congratulate the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Governor-Elect of Osun State, Adegboyega Isiaka Oyetola. Thank you Osun State for supporting our good governance agenda by re-electing the APC. We will continue to work for you, and for the entire country."

However, the election rerun and the results have been disputed by Adeleke and his supporters.



source: CNN
https://edition-m.cnn.com/2018/09/28/africa/osun-governorship-voting-irregularities-intl/index.html

SATOH:
This is totally unacceptable as it will infringed the rights of Muslims there. How can you be checking peoples private parts when you know that there are Muslims among them. Other religions may tolerate this, but we are going to totally reject this condescending, infantile and overzealous act by FRSC....The reality is that Muslims are at the receiving end. We believe this act was orchastrated by those Tithe-paying fellows amongst FRSC members. They bitterly oppose the requests of Muslims and they flagrantly violate the Allah-given rights of Muslims. We will continue to be resilient and oppose any injustice metted against muslims until Muslims are accord thier Civic right in this country.

God bless Nigeria.

Like seriously?
now I believe some are fanatics.
this one can do anything to protect his religion.
Are you God abi na Allah?
must everything turn into religious arguments?
Was it even by force to join?

I'm beginning to doubt his leadership skills if he can be cowering at the feet of a man at this stage of his political career.
Enough of this Season movie.

Travelling from Ado Ekiti to Ogbomosho.
There ain't a direct bus so had to take a bus to Osogbo first.
To cut the long story short, the passenger beside me who alighted before the final stop stole my wallet(containing my money, Id cards and ATM cards). I should have suspected because he didn't get to were he said he was going to alight.
Choi, he was sounding decent and gentle while we were chatting before departure.
people keep denting my trust bank.
Thank God he didn't steal my bank token. I had to beg someone. I transferred money to her account and she withdrew it for me at the ATM
That was how I got home.

I forgot to add he stole my voters card too.
but i know I am going to track him one day.
na here i go come share the remaining tori.

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has cautioned six students for harbouring members of the opposite sex beyond 10 pm on September 7 and 8 respectively.
According to a notice posted on the Unity Hall notice board on Saturday, September 15, four female students; Grace Aba Serwaa Scheck (B.SC. Business Administration), Nancy Afuakwa (B.Sc. Chemistry), Stabella Fosuaa (B.A. Social Work) and Rita Nyanyo (B.A. Publishing Students) all residents of Room 143 were found to be accommodating a male student past 10pm on September 7 in their room which is against the Hall's rules and regulations.
Similarly, two male students (Papa Kojo Essuman Addison of room 243 and Israel Atumove Wompiah of room 300) were found in female rooms at dawn on September 8.

The notice signed by the Hall Master Dr Emmanuel Gikunoo, said the students have been made to sign an undertaking to be of good behaviour throughout their stay in Unity Hall after apologising to the management of Unity Hall for their actions.
'Taking into account the show of remorse and apology to Unity Hall Management from these students and their parents, they have been cautioned and made to sign an UNDERTAKING to be of good behaviour throughout their stay in the Unity Hall", the notice said.
The notice warned other students that the maximum sanctions would be applied to other offenders in the future.
"This caution goes to all other residents of the Hall. Any similar act will lead to maximum sanctions being applied".

source: https://www.graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/knust-sanction-six-students-for-accommodating-opposite-sex-after-10pm.html

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has cautioned six students for harbouring members of the opposite sex beyond 10 pm on September 7 and 8 respectively.
According to a notice posted on the Unity Hall notice board on Saturday, September 15, four female students; Grace Aba Serwaa Scheck (B.SC. Business Administration), Nancy Afuakwa (B.Sc. Chemistry), Stabella Fosuaa (B.A. Social Work) and Rita Nyanyo (B.A. Publishing Students) all residents of Room 143 were found to be accommodating a male student past 10pm on September 7 in their room which is against the Hall's rules and regulations.
Similarly, two male students (Papa Kojo Essuman Addison of room 243 and Israel Atumove Wompiah of room 300) were found in female rooms at dawn on September 8.

The notice signed by the Hall Master Dr Emmanuel Gikunoo, said the students have been made to sign an undertaking to be of good behaviour throughout their stay in Unity Hall after apologising to the management of Unity Hall for their actions.
'Taking into account the show of remorse and apology to Unity Hall Management from these students and their parents, they have been cautioned and made to sign an UNDERTAKING to be of good behaviour throughout their stay in the Unity Hall", the notice said.
The notice warned other students that the maximum sanctions would be applied to other offenders in the future.
"This caution goes to all other residents of the Hall. Any similar act will lead to maximum sanctions being applied".

source: https://www.graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/knust-sanction-six-students-for-accommodating-opposite-sex-after-10pm.html

EmekaBlue:
Blood love...A good example of how blood is thicker than water.

Polling unit decides what next.

Blood self is thicker than zobo — Ogb

Old men everywhere

NgeneUkwenu:
You are a fraud. You copied verbatim from Thisday Newspapers and changed the headline while affixing your blog as the source. Mods should be careful, the way plagiarism is given a freeway here.

I no pity am. Nairaland get disclaimer blabla so legally secured
make THISDAY catch am and sue the yeye blogger. he will pay with all he has. Babies and thieves everywhere.
what will it cost to acknowledge the original writer?

rip education.

rip education

achievers007:
Becomes black all of a sudden boooooom

And what was that on her leg?

That's worn over the theatre boot to reduce/minimise rate at which infectious agents get to the surgical field.
all to keep patient alive.

Doctors work tirelessly to see patients smile.
it's so unfortunate that in our own side here these same patients and families are the greatest enemies of doctors.
#Selah

congratulations

if he will do good, no p

what money makes some do ehn.

chai, see as them panelbeat that face. facial recognition go vex for this one.

abi na Nwa.....kpe be dat?

Medicine pay is nothing to write home about in Nigeria. it's slavery.

JamaicanLove:
Who doesn't have sex?

It's 2018, okay.

Please don't derail this informative thread with sex matters.

Nothing is for free in this current world. What did our leaders say they are giving in exchange? we deserve to know.

good one. we need to reduce medical tourism to other nations.

doesn't stop us from borrowing

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Ogbomosho inducts her 14th set of doctors into the profession. This held today the 31st August 2018.
120 doctors in number.
The Diamanti Set! ( Still strong as diamonds after 10 years in medical school)
The overall best student went home with 8 distinctions.
Congratulations to us all.


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Seun