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True true I have seen those in movies; adults behaving like teens. |
Arrgh!! Some people sha too dey browse. anyway, I stumbled on this Reno's write up on vanguard and already engaged my full gear, speeding to nairaland to create topic.... but OP spoil my show. By far and wide, this will remain the clearest explanation to all dis tithing confusion. As a Christian, I've almost always heard pastors use that Malachi as the sole justification for their lessons on tithe without mentioning other new testament or even additional old testament verses. Anyway, no need for long stories, I rest my case here. #KudosReno please wey dis mods dem dey Naaa everyone needs to see this. |
So na ordinary 2k wey I leave for Union Bank FG dey go court for. Buhari for just melow down tell me say hm 2019 campaign fund never complete. �� |
Automatic ko, manual ni. He's done enough damage already. I just pray someone with better credentials spring up before 2019...me I'm tired of having these same crooks recycled in governance. |
ABUJA – GOVERNOR Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has said that there will not be automatic ticket for President Muhammadu Buhari for the 2019 presidential election. But he said that it is the constitutional right of the President to seek the mandate of the party for his re-election. Okorocha said that all processes for the nomination of the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidates in all categories of position must pass through democratic process and must be transparent. He, however, said that the President is healthier and stronger now than before he took ill. source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/breaking-no-automatic-ticket-buhari-2019-okorocha/
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Why attack the VP when he has said one single truth nobody here can disprove ? I don't understand why we don't like the truth, maybe this is exactly why lai Mohammed, femi adesina and garba Shehu keeps twisting stories because they know our reactions to lies are mild and welcoming than when the truth is revealed. A foreigner said Nigerians are fantastically corrupt, we called for his head yet we know very much that it's the truth. what do we really want as a people?? |
Shit happens, especially when old men take on the paths of children... This "Freeze" or Daddy Froze is gradually becoming an unnecessary attention -seeker. |
People Sef, what on earth would motivate a plumber to have 7 kids Is it that he can comfortably see all through university and give them a better life or what?? Anyway, I pray the girls are found safe and returned to their home. |
adeshina88:what's wrong with this e-diot, must u keep posting this trash everywhere Go get a life!!! |
Imagine a train traveling at 500km/hr in Nigeria...
Just another Lai M in d making. |
The real gist be say him use kingdom money do mmm. The other senior chiefs na his down liners, and as them no fit GH again..na to report Oga go give Oba sure pass.. Lol. |
AnthonioAlsaid:fear for what na?? its been working for a long time...only weekends though (sat-sun) |
Hey, evening everyone.. please if you're conversant with the Airtel Weekend Bundle, specifically the 1gb for #100..I need to know if its still working. Been displaying "application down" since last week... Any ideas?? |
Congrats to Portugal.. I gotta give it to them |
Portugal recovered from the loss of Cristiano Ronaldo to a knee injury to beat France 1-0 in extra time and win the European Championship. Ronaldo lasted only 25 minutes and although France dominated for most of the game they could not find a goal, and the sucker punch came in the 109th minute through Eder's fine long-range strike. The first chance of the game fell to Portugal, as Nani raced onto a long ball over the top from Cedric in the fifth minute. The winger took the shot on early from just inside the area but fired over the bar. Moussa Sissoko then had a wild effort at the other end, blazing high over the crossbar, before Antoine Griezmann slashed at an effort from the angle that went well wide. Portugal had cause for concern when Ronaldo and Dimitri Payet collided on the halfway line in the ninth minute. The Real Madrid forward went down in pain after an apparent clash of knees in a robust challenge and needed treatment, but seemed to be able to continue. Griezmann had another chance moments later as he tried to loop a header past Rui Patricio from a Payet delivery, but the goalkeeper got across to tip over the bar. Olivier Giroud then had a header from the resulting corner, but nodded weakly at Patricio from a good position. Ronaldo had continued to look in discomfort after suffering the knock to his knee, and he sank to the ground again in tears in the 17th minute. He left the pitch for more treatment as the medical staff made one last attempt to patch him up. He was off the field for three minutes before jogging back into the action to jeers from the home crowd. The football took centre stage again as Sissoko had another shot deflected over after a bursting run through the midfield. Adrien Silva then had a snap shot which flew off to the right. But Ronaldo's game was finally over in the 25th minute when he again slumped to the ground and the captain's armband was passed to Nani. On came the stretcher and he was replaced by Ricardo Quaresma, with the Stade de France crowd all standing to applaud him off. The departure of Ronaldo seemed to have an effect on both sets of players as France lost some of their flow, before Sissoko tested Patricio with a powerful effort that the keeper was equal to. Portugal showed some rare attacking intent in the 37th minute as Raphael Guerreiro saw a shot deflected well wide. Fonte had a good headed chance from the corner but planted his effort too high and the rest of the half passed without incident. The second half was eight minutes old before the first shot, Paul Pogba blasting well over from distance, before Cedric showed good recovery in a race with Griezmann as the tournament's top scorer could only hit a shot low into the gloves of Patricio. Coach Didier Deschamps brought on Kingsley Coman for Payet just before the hour in a bid to kickstart his team into life as the second half continued to meander. France created the best chance yet in the 66th minute, as Griezmann missed a gilt-edged opportunity. Coman crossed from the left and found the Atletico Madrid man unmarked dix yards out, but he could only head over. Portugal then made their second change as Joao Moutinho replaced Sliva. Coman then failed to keep an effort on target as France continued to do all the pressing. The Bayern Munich forward then slipped Giroud in on goal, whose shot was kept out by Patricio. It was a decent chance for the Arsenal forward but he couldn't find the corner. With 12 minutes left and extra time looming, both sides made another change. The ineffective Giroud came off for Andre-Pierre Gignac, while Portugal made their final substitution as Renato Sanches was replaced by Eder. Portugal finally sprang to life as Nani's cross from the right drifted towards goal and Hugo Lloris had to claw it away from under his bar. The loose ball fell to Quaresma but his overhead kick was straight into the grateful gloves of the France goalkeeper. It was the first work Lloris had to do all evening. Nani then had a shot over the bar from 25 yards, before Sissoko brought the best out of the Portugal goalkeeper. The Newcastle United midfielder made another strong run from midfield and unleashed a powerful drive from distance, but Patricio got across to his right well and palmed the ball away. Just when extra time appeared a certainty, Gignac came within a whisker of a dramatic, injury-time winner. He turned Pepe inside out, leaving the Real Madrid defender on the deck, but hit the post from six yards out. The Tigres forward scuffed his shot with the goal at his mercy, and may well have scored with a clean connection. French hearts were in mouths five minutes into the additional 30 as Pepe headed a yard wide from a free kick, but it would not have counted as the flag went up for offside. Portugal had only the one chance of the first period, and it came from a corner. Quaresma produced the dangerous delivery from the right and Eder rose highest to head goalwards from six yards out, but it was straight at Lloris and the goalkeeper was able to repel it. Raphael Guerreiro almost stole a controversial opening goal in the 107th minute as his superb free kick crashed back off the underside of the bar. Referee Mark Clattenburg had booked Laurent Koscielny for handball but it was a case of mistaken identity as the ball actually struck the arm of Portuguese sub Eder. And Eder was back in the action two minutes later as he finally broke the deadlock. The Lille forward showed great composure outside the area after picking up a pass by Moutinho, cutting inside onto his right foot and finding the bottom left corner from over 20 yards out. Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris dived full stretch but could get nowhere near Eder's fine strike. The goal seemed to give Portugal a new lease of life, while France were unable to summon the energy to find a way back into the game. Eder's goal proved to be the winner as Portugal claimed their first major title. m.espn.go.com/soccer/story?storyId=2910747&top&wjb= |
I'm following.. ain't ready for stories Every dust. virus, heat and co wey wan near my laptop I command you to go blind... op say Amen informative though |
RIP Keshi... He was a good coach, great man-manager and I dare say the best coach Nigeria has ever produced. We'll miss him! |
The Nigeria Football Federation says there has been a brawl at its headquarters after a group of rival officials who claim they should be in charge broke into the building. The NFF said in a statement that its head spokesman and another of its staff members traded punches with one of the men who forced their way in. The NFF says members of its staff were pushed around and harassed. The NFF released a photograph which it claims shows the front door of the building after it was broken by the rival officials, who were accompanied by "thugs." Giwa and group broke front door of Glass House to enter the offices on Friday. pic.twitter.com/vl4NxImIc1 - The NFF (@thenff) June 3, 2016 The leader of the rival group, Christopher Giwa, claims he should be president of the NFF, but FIFA has backed the current NFF leadership and president Amaju Pinnick. Last month, Giwa, Muazu Suleyman, Yahaya Adama, Sani Fema and Effiong Johnson were all given five-year bans by the NFF's Disiciplinary Committee. The NFF says Giwa's group misrepresented themselves as the NFF while hiring a legal firm in Johannesburg and accruing bills of up to $100,000, which they have refused to pay, leading to legal action against the NFF. The rogue group claims they were elected into the executive committee of the NFF in August 2014. That election was not recognised by FIFA, which ordered fresh elections that subsequently produced the current administration led by Pinnick. FIFA's decision was challenged by Giwa at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which ruled in favour of FIFA. source: m.espn.go.com/soccer/story?storyId=2885727&top&wjb= |
ossuofia1:You need to understand that these people make complete mockery of politics in Nigeria..all they do is identify with any government in power, get appointments, useless our funds, the sweat of the common Nigerian and then off they go whn power is out of their hands only to reappear and start all these yeye theatrics.. |
Hungry and shameless politicians, not even up to one year out of power and they're opening their cursed nyash for those who care to see. I know this is just another plan to pretend and switch allegiance to the party in power with their usual "the party have lost the vision of the founding fathers (make dem go look for am na) and thus we have decided to join hands with the APC to move this great country forward (na lie, na cake dem wan chop) HUNGER GO KILL UNA. BUNCH OF MORONS... |
If he likes he should commit suicide, wake up again, commit another one...it will not help reduce fuel price in Nigeria, neither will it change the fact his life is his sole responsibility.. why announce to the world?? just leave a note behind and go ur way |
Polythene ke?? picshures or .... |
Nigerian politicians are the most shameless set of politicians worldwide...Hunger dikwa bad. Even Wogu dat couldn't attract development to fix d single Ohanku Rd leading to his hometown is defecting to APC...Chai politicians why ?their reasons ... all juicy positions are being denied the S.E, ..its to show they aren't joining the bandwagon for the common man, just for "juicy positions" and because they're eyeing "juicy positions" IPOB should now stop & join their selfish madness.. |
Automated Terror Machine (ATM).. ![]() ![]() Lol, its story no be here. |
I won't be surprised if I come back on social media tomorrow and see "leaked nude pictures" of some of the celebrities.. Naija can be funny |
Its called "improvising"..
no doubt na una go still tab d guy if he allowed himself to be drenched. Easy on him..the journey of a Nigerian student cannot be comprehended. |
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, on Friday said the military had commenced investigation into the death of two of its personnel in Rivers. He made the statement while addressing troops at the 34 Artillery Brigade headquarters, Obinze, Owerri. Buratai, who described the incident as `unfortunate,’ said the military had brought the situation in the area under control. He said: ``the situation in the Niger Delta is presently being addressed. ``The activities of pirates, criminals and bandits will be checked; our troops are fully on ground and they have arrested the situation. ``The unfortunate incident of Thursday in Rivers state is something that we are currently investigating. ``We will deal with the situation as investigation unfolds in the area." On the security situation in Imo, Buratai commended the efforts of the troops in containing criminality in the state. He assured the troops of government's commitment to improve the condition of facilities in the barracks. Buratai said the welfare of troops and their families would be given priority by the President Muhammadu Buhari's administration. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Buratai also inspected facilities at the barracks in Obinze. source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/well-investigate-killing-of-military-personnel-in-rivers-buratai/ |
Lol...diversify ko, agriculture ni... As rain don start now, you'd be hearing "weather for two" from the same youths wey suppose engage in agriculture. Abi we wan leave am for our papa dem wey no sabi operate machines ?Well, as for pmb, maybe he needs the oil money to buy the agric tractors... just my thoughts though |
OPEC member Nigeria is "at the forefront" of the push for a global agreement to freeze the level of oil production, Energy Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu said Tuesday. Discussions on freezing production levels were ongoing ahead of an extraordinary summit of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to be held later this month, he told reporters in Abuja. "I have been in the forefront of driving that change and I'm glad that we are making progress," Kachikwu said in response to a question on what he thinks of the call for a production freeze by OPEC to drive up crude prices. "If we do get a consensus ... I think it will be very dramatic in terms of its impact on the price of crude," Kachikwu said. Crude prices, which have fallen more than 60 percent since June 2014 because of a large supply surplus, have picked up since mid- February over a proposal by leading producers Saudi Arabia and Russia, as well as Qatar and Venezuela, to agree to freeze their output at January levels to stem falling prices. Since then speculation has also emerged over a meeting between OPEC and non-OPEC producers at the end of March. OPEC member Kuwait said Tuesday it would freeze its crude production levels if all the big producers, including Iran, did the same. Kachikwu said there were ongoing moves to build consensus on the production freeze ahead of the OPEC meeting despite the reluctance of Iraq and Iran to commit themselves to specific volumes. "I wouldn't worry about that if two out of about 40 which includes non-OPEC members decides to scale out, perhaps we can still achieve the effect that we want," Kachikwu said. Nigeria is suffering from the fall in oil prices, which have taken a considerable hit on government revenues and weakened the naira currency. source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/nigeria-at-forefront-of-push-to-freeze-oil-production-levels/ |
I blame the Budget Mafia for this!!! Who do u blame?? |
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