Please where are the so called ipob or esn what are they doing they are only good at killing their fellow brother and sister in one side while Fulani too are doing the in the other side stupid people

TalkTalkTwins:




http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/11/24/british-optician-kidnapped-nigeria-killed-trying-cheer-fellow/

Rest in peace

levrin:
@GISTMORE



As the super talented media perosanlity shared via IG.

https://www.gistmore.com/denrele-strikes-crazy-pose-keke-napep-new-photo

I think his high on lagoon weed, even he be like say the kèké dey laff

levrin:
@GISTMORE



As the super talented media perosanlity shared via IG.

https://www.gistmore.com/denrele-strikes-crazy-pose-keke-napep-new-photo

I think his high on lagoon weed

Mexzy4sho:
As he visit Buhari, should we fry beans?

if you like fry ugwu

obafemee80:
Chidiebube Okeoma, Owerri



http://punchng.com/okorocha-to-unveil-obasanjo-ekwueme-awolowos-statues-seven-others/

Ṣe afi ṣe ni (dem take am do am)

GraveMan:
Does She Really Have A Big Ass?

wey the thing that did not allow her enter her cloth Abegiiiiiii na advert

NwaAmaikpe:



This idiot is busy touring with EPL legends while his mate George Weah is the President-elect of a country.


Amara sorry I disrespected your husband; but the truth gotta be told.
Right now, Nwankwo KANU can't even win a councillorship election in his ward at Amannagwu, Arochukwu.

You see why I am not happy with this kind of statement, you see some igbo has sentimental brain and everything about their life sentimental

manitoba:
It was Joy Unlimited for the family of Mr & Mrs Ajala and their relatives when the Lord Visited them with great bundles of Joy. On a bright afternoon on the 3rd of November, 2017 , the quadruplets consisting of 3 girls and 1 boy were successfuly delivered. It should be noted that this family has been waiting on God for issue of the womb for more than 20 years. The mill of God grinds slowly but surely. And God rules the affairs of those who trust in Him.

Thank the Lord for us.

Come and join us to celebrate.

I tap from this new blessings from GOD that BABA GOD should pick my call because we are waiting too.

kay1one2:
Fp please! Nigerian army will keep denying foreign troops advances into our territory in the fight against boko haram! Only truth can save this country! Then we can even start talking about moving forward!

yes now or what do you expect when GENs re making money from insurgency they will not like to stop it

jpphilips:
Our boys please you have equipment now, you shouldn't be hanging out 50km away from action, kudos to everyone

hey stop it no kudos to everyone except to Chadian and Cameroonian soldiers for their help

Vstuffs:



Visit https://touch.nimc.gov.ng/cs
Input the following
>First Name
>Middle Name
>Last Name
>National Identification Number

Then check the statue of your National e-Id Card


Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/nimc_ng

the porter is not working

Redoil:
Never again should we fall into the hands of evil cabals been controlle by tinubu and his evil minions from the sea/hell
Nigerians shine ur eyes ur destiny is in ur hand APC and their evil minions are the biggest problem we are having and facing if we make any mistake with these people then and then you are on ur own.
Last warning

Amen but now you ve fall into the pit of hell with the cabal of corrupted PDP government and u will rot there.

olokfor:
http://leadership.ng/news/416393/apc-chieftain-7000-members-defect-to-pdp-in-yobe

olokfor:
http://leadership.ng/news/416393/apc-chieftain-7000-members-defect-to-pdp-in-yobe

olokfor:
http://leadership.ng/news/416393/apc-chieftain-7000-members-defect-to-pdp-in-yobe

Gero u re hungry and u need food ole bara o

ozoigbondu:
APC the evil devilish cult and violence is like yam and beans.Since APC came to Nigeria the rate of violence has critically escalated.Tufiakwa on that agbero party

God punish dat ur mouth y people like sentiment everything happens is APC . Search ur self

Ayed44:
Political ‘Tsunami’ Thursday hit APC as its Deputy
Gubernatorial Candidate for Abia State, Prince Fred
Eke Idika defected to PDP with over 20,000 of his
loyal supporters within and outside Abia. The
defection took place at the PDP Women’s wing
Presidential Rally in Umuahia, Abia State capital.
According to Prince Fred Eke Idika, PDP
government in Nigeria has done well generally and
the transformation agenda of Mr President
deserves continuity. Therefore, joining the PDP was
the best option for him and his teeming
supporters.
He pledged his support for Okezie Victor Ikpeazu
and other PDP candidates in Abia State, describing
the PDP gubernatorial candidate as the right man
to drive the vehicle of development from May 29,
2015.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/03/05/abia-apcs-deputy-gubernatorial-candidate-defects-to-pdp/

thief ole he has sold d future of his children

PrinceMario:

Please kindly fill in the blank space.

South West Governors and their profession

1) Lagos State Governor ------ Lawyer/SAN

2) Ogun State Governor -------- Chartered
Accountant

3) Osun State Governor -------- Engineer

4) Ondo State Governor -------- Medical Doctor

5) Oyo State Governor------- Business
Administrator/ (BA, MBA)

5) Ekiti State Governor ----------- ...............
..........?

Olori Agbero omo ita

ishiamu:





Mr and Mrs oluwole....

Their children go be C.E.O (chief executive oluwole).

Hhahahahahahah

OK u too citizen of oluwole republic mumu hw many time u sit for jamb did u pass is it not oluwole result u use . clueless saTAN member

OLADD:
Yesterday, a quantum leap was recorded in our quest for stable power supply with the commissioning of 750MW Olorunsogo Power generation station in Ogun State. Today, still in the spirit of confining power outage to perpetual obscurity, the President and Commander In Chief of Nigerian Armed Forces, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is presently commissioning another power station in Ikorodu, Lagos State. The project which came to fruition as a result of Mr.President's commitment to effectively lighten up Nigeria is the largest in West Africa and will add about 1320 MW of power supply to the national grid. Let's celebrate an achiever.

yes commissioning of power this power that where is d light now for past five days now no light . hmmmmmm

W hile the battle to route Boko
Haram insurgents within six weeks as
promised by the Federal government
rages, an army officer, nursing the
wounds and deep feelings over the
whole incident, spoke exhaustively to
Saturday Vanguard about his battle
field experiences at Gombe and Yobe
axis and why he deserted the
profession he loves so much. His
narration which runs like a ‘war
memoir’ is as interesting although
the military has recorded reasonable
success with more equipment with
which they have attacked terror
camps and killed a great number of
them. However we present to you an
interesting account of an officer who
deserted the army from the battle
front
Excerpts:
BACKGROUND
‘’I have served Nigerian Army for
about twenty years. I enrolled
through the regular course.
I have served in almost all
formations in the country. I am from
the middle Belt part of the country,
married with two children, a boy and
girl. I have also served in foreign
missions in Sierra-leone, Liberia and
Dafur and we always came out in
flying colours. Sierra-leone and
Liberia were for peace enforcement
while Dafur was for peace support
missions. We fought real battles at
Sierra-leone and Liberia for about one
year. We were there as a member of
ECOWAS and we proved our mettle. It
was popularly called ECOMOG. The
battles were tense but rewarding in
the sense that we were heavily
equipped and all we needed for the
war were adequately provided for us.
During the battles we recorded very
minimal casualty though. You know
that it is difficult not to record
casualties in war situations.
A picture taken on February 17, 2015
shows Cameroonian soldiers
patrolling in the Cameroonian town
of Fotokol, on the border with
Nigeria, after clashes occurred on
February 4 between Cameroonian
troops and Nigeria-based Boko
Haram insurgents. Nigerian Boko
Haram fighters went on the rampage
in the Cameroonian border town of
Fotokol on February 4, massacring
dozens of civilians and torching a
mosque before being repelled by
regional forces AFP PHOTO
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT LARGESSE
‘’In spite of the fact that the war was
being fought outside Nigeria, the
Federal Government of Nigeria under
General Abacha provided us with all
we needed and when ever we
complained of any inadequacy, the
Federal government provided them
without delay. That was the spirit and
we relished and cherished it. It was
such that we were all looking forward
to being drafted back to continue
with the war. But it is a totally
different thing with the against Boko
Haram in the North Eastern part of
Nigeria.
FEARS OVER ILL-PREPARATION
This is a war in which almost 95% of
our soldiers fear to join. Our fears
are not that we were not trained
enough to face the challenges but
simply because we seem not to be
prepared, at all, for the war. A lot of
sabotage, politics and other
extraneous factors are seriously
inhibiting the success of the war.
Unfortunately, we are loosing a lot in
men and material. It is so much that
whenever the toll will be taken, the
world will weep for this country.
Already, thousands of families are in
deep grief, having lost their dear
ones in the war.
As we speak, I have deserted from
the battle field at Bajoga, Yobe State.
Let me give you a vivid account of
the circumstances that led to my
deserting the profession I love so
much.
MY STORY
Until the unfortunate and very painful
AWOL, I was serving in Bauchi as a
Sergeant. While carrying out our
normal duties, I was abreast of the
ongoing war my colleagues were
waging with Boko Haram and I was
inwardly praying for an action
whenever I would be drafted to the
front. Alas, my battalion was
informed of a certain foreign
mission. I was ecstatic, knowing that
we always triumphed during such
missions. Unfortunately, when the
real action came, I regretted joining
the Nigerian army.
FOREIGN MISSION SIGNAL
After the signal came for the
mission, we started training from
Ohafia in Abia State. Later on, we
heard that the operation had been
changed from peace keeping in
Liberia to Zaman-Lafia in the North
East. We thought it was a joke and
when we finished the training at
Ohafia, we were sent to Jaji in
kaduna State. It was at Jaji we
realised that the rumour of going to
the North East was true and we all
knew that it meant going to fight the
insurgents called Boko Haram. We
were very sad because most of us
were due for compensation and that
was why they selected us to go for
foreign mission. About 90% of us
were victims of previous attacks at
Bama and other areas and we lost
both our loved ones and properties.
So, military authorities selected us
for foreign mission as a way of
compensating us but unfortunately,
we were diverted to go and fight
Boko Haram insurgents.
MOVEMENT TO GOMBE
We, however, took it in good faith
and after we completed our one
month training, they moved us to
Gombe. That should be around early
January this year. On arrival around
2pm the next day, the Brigade
Commander came to address us. To
our chagrin, he told us that even
members of Boko Haram were aware
that we were coming, that they had
sent a text message to him that we
were coming to attack them with the
local hunters and heavy equipment
and that they were ready for us.
DISAGREEMENT WITH COMMANDER
The following day, he wanted to move
us (about 600) to Mallam-Sidi area of
the state but we objected because
our Commanding Officer had not
come and those heavy tanks, like the
APC’s and other supporting weapons
were not equipped for the battle
ahead.
Soldiers tasked with fighting Boko
Haram militants arrive to face trials
for mutiny in Abuja on October 2,
2014. Nearly 100 soldiers tasked
with fighting Boko Haram militants in
Nigeria’s far northeast appeared at a
military court martial on Thursday,
facing a range of charges including
mutiny. The hearing comes just
weeks after a tribunal sentenced 12
soldiers to death following their
conviction for shooting at their
commanding officer in the Borno
state capital, Maiduguri, in May. AFP
PHOTO
The following day when the
Commanding Officer came, he
compelled us to move to the place,
saying that it would be more
conducive and safe for us to stay
there than being left at the open and
ill-equipped barrack in Gombe. We
then moved to Mallam-Sidi where we
spent almost two weeks before
advancing to the war front. While we
were there, they told us they were
making provision for all those
weapons that were not available.
And, actually, while there, they
brought three armoured tanks,
replaced some of the APC’s that were
in bad condition and brought new
ones.
MOVEMENT TO THE BATTLE FIELD
On a Sunday, precisely on the 8th of
February, around 2am, we advanced
towards Bajoga, a town between
Yobe and Gombe States. We were
there before 6am. Before advancing
to the battle field,we were fed with
tasteless jollof rice that was as
dinner. About 9.30 to 10 am we
started advancing to the location
where the insurgents were. While we
were advancing, the three helicopter
gun -ships that we were earlier
promised would assist in the
operation hovered round and landed.
Even the Alpha jet came and all of us
were jubilant and battle -ready to win
at all costs.
HOPE DASHED
However, five minutes before we met
with our target, the helicopter and
alpha jet disappeared. Even at the
peak of the battle, our commander
called them for backup but they did
not surface. The battle raged for over
four hours, they were surging like
locusts towards us with
sophisticated weapons including ant-
aircraft guns. In conventional wars,
such weapons are not used on
human beings. They are used to fell
air crafts. But, the insurgents use
them brazenly to kill our soldiers. It
tears human body into shreds on
contact.
OUR EQUIPMENT
It is pertinent to let you know how we
were equipped for the war. Before the
battle, they gave us three armoured
tanks, three artillery guns, five APC’s,
grenade launchers and AK47 rifles
with three magazines per soldier. But
on the day we started advancing,
only one armoured tank , five APC’s,
and artillery guns advanced with us.
If we had gone into battle with, at
least, the three armoured tanks,
nothing would have made us lose the
war. As the battle raged, it did not
take time for their fire power to
surpass ours.
SUICIDE BOMBING
Initially, we had upper hand, but they
struck with two golf cars loaded with
bombs and dislodged us. It was a
suicide mission. The explosion
covered the whole area with thick
smoke and the insurgents used the
opportunity to advance towards us.
In the process, we were asked to
withdraw because they were coming
ferociously. We were killing them but
they kept on advancing like bees.
Then, it was almost 5pm.
RACE FOR SURVIVIAL
That was how the race for survival by
our men started. You know the
terrain is a very open and large
expanse of land with scanty
vegetation. It was just like running in
a football field with no place to hide.
We ran into a small settlement and
they pursued us. They were quite
familiar with the terrain but we were
not.
We succeeded in crossing the first
stagnant river, before we noticed the
presence of our alpha jet which
started backing us up. That did not
deter the insurgents from pursuing
and killing our soldiers one by one.
IT IS NOT THE WAR YOU KNOW
While we were running for dear lives,
some soldiers were falling by the
wayside after losing strength to
continue with the long race for
survival. In fact, because of the fact
that we were not equipped with water
bottles, our throats were drying up as
we continued running. It got to a
stage when dehydration set in and if
you try to swallow saliva, it will be
almost impossible and choking. Our
spit was so white, slimy and it
splattered on the faces of most of us
due to exhaustion.
One of the most pathetic cases was
that of a colleague who got
exhausted and simply collapsed on
the ground. He was even pleading
with us to continue without him
because he could no longer make it.
One of our officers, a Lieutenant
pleaded that we should lend a
helping hand by jointly helping him
to continue with us. His plea touched
us and we tried our best to help but
we were also too exhausted to help
offer help.
BUT THE WAR THEY FOUGHT
Nevertheless, some of us tried to
help him but we could not continue
when we saw the way the insurgents
were running towards us. We
dropped him and only God knows
what happened later. As we were
running, bodies of many of our
soldiers, both wounded and killed
littered the open field. It was heart-
rending seeing a close friend lying
helplessly and you could not help
because your own life was in grave
danger and you were not sure of
survival.
When we were about crossing the
second shallow river, the villagers we
met told us that we were in between
Borno and Adamawa States, that
from there to Bajoga was 75klm.
Surprisingly, the villagers were very
friendly and even gave us water.
They were about giving us food but
advised that we should quickly
continue with our journey in order to
avoid the insurgents meeting us.
They arranged three vehicles that
lifted us for about a kilometre and the
driver refused to proceed further
claiming that the road was not good.
We quickly disembarked and trekked
all night till around 5am when we
entered a village and met members
of the local vigilante who helped us
to arrange for two Diana Trucks that
carried us to Bajoga junction. From
there, we entered another vehicle to
Mallam-Sidi and that was where we
met some of our soldiers with
serious bullet wounds.
The wounded among us pleaded with
the second in command to take them
to the hospital in Gombe but he
objected saying that order has been
given to move everybody to Ashaka
where we use as harbour. After some
deliberations and objections, we had
no option than to obey him. When we
got to Ashaka, to our chagrin, instead
of taking urgent care of the
wounded, feeding us and even given
us a day rest after our narrow
escape, the Commander ordered that
we should turn back and advance,
back to the battle field. That was the
final straw that broke the camel’s
back. At that stage, many of us
decided inwardly to dessert the army
and that was exactly what we did.
I handed my gun to one of my
colleagues to return to armoury after
I left through the nearest way in the
midnight. I trekked for two hours to
the main road before I boarded a
bike that unfortunately missed the
road and we saw ourselves back at
Ashaka.
I then disappeared amongst the
crowd at one of the checkpoints and
went to the motor park where I
boarded a vehicle towards Abuja. It
took time for me to take that
decision because this is a profession
I love so much and I have put in
about 20 years. Agreed that from day
one, we signed to fight and die for
our dear country, but of what use will
it be when it was obvious to me that
things could be done differently and
we would have results. For instance,
we were supposed to be paid N5000
daily but what our Commanders paid
was N1000.
If you sustain injury in the battle
field, you spend your money treating
yourself. The worst is that we were
not adequately equipped for the war.
We only got to battle field with our
rifles, no kits, no vision goggles etc
and this is an oil rich country where
politicians are embezzle trillions yet,
this battle that calls for the best in
both incentives, morale and
equipment is being fought this way at
the grave expense of our dear lives.
Our military is strong and can do
better if well funded and equipped.
As I speak, many soldiers have
deserted the army.
Their families are starving in the
barracks. The most painful aspect of
the whole thing is that after the
battle, no efforts were made to
ascertain or give account of our dead
and wounded soldiers. The dead
ones are left in the battle fields while
most of the wounded die face
agonising death. What the authorities
do is to close account of soldiers
not seen after some time days.
In the past few days, however, it has
been reported that the military has
received more equipment and their
forces have made reasonable inroads
into terrorists camps and they have
recorded reasonable success
although the battle is far from being
won.

Why is it that you only know of the female politicians but you did not about the bus driver whether is alive or not we don't know his he not a human being .hmmmm

chino11:
This is more like an inside job, if not how could Dakuku had got there almost immediately the bomb exploded?

Police should investigate the APC in Rivers..

U ARE SICK UPSTAIR

Acidosis:
lol

I pity Professor Osibanjo. The highly learned guru assisting a certificate - less coupist.


Shame to PhD holders Behold, the short but confused man has brought shame upon you all.



Meanwhile, Ikpeba has no academic records anywhere (not even on facebook). A well schooled personality will never spill this degrading words. It is normal for a semi - illiterate to support his or her fellow

U DAT ATTEND SCHOOL WHAT VE ACHIEVED MUMU ACADEMIC RECORDER

Airforce1:
seems she didn't make enough money from her musical career

Cus I was expecting to see the mansion she built in her village but na tree and bushes I dey see instead

WETIN BE UR OWN

realglob:

Looks like Jennifer Obayuwana’s dad will do everything possible to make sure his daughter doesn’t miss the Kokomaster one bit. It’s Christmas and she’s got a lot of cash to get herself all she wanted and even more. The babe, whose dad is a billionaire, just bought a N7m Watch and she’s showing off. #money

Source: www.realglob.com
http://www.realglob.com/10926/jennifer-obayuwana-buys-a-n7m-wrist-watch/

http://www.ladunliadinews.com/2014/12/living-life-jennifer-obayuwana-acquires.html?m=1

MADNESS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER ONI GBESE

mesoade:
Is that not Uyo stadium?

ABEG USE GLASS NOW ABI U NO SEE MUNICH GERMANY ? U DEY CALL UYO OLODO

Richiy:
This girl sha fine o

I BELIEVE NOBI DAME PATIE BORN AM D BABE FYN WELL WELL

sufido123:
Just don't marry Buhari's sons if they are like their father-violent!

U TALK D WAY U LOOK SENTIMENTAL PPLE.

kamez:
They promise the men 7 virgins..


What's exactly do they promise the females?

21 DICK NOW

donmalcolm21:
Buhari girls on rampage, call BH to order

NO DIS IS DONMALCOLM21 GIRLS ON D MOVE U PPLE LOVE SENTIMENT OLODO OSHI

jonescyras:
I want to comment but my keyboard is not working!

O Y O