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Hmm thought they where from syria

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The fear of the nigerian army is the beginning of wisdom. Most of these IPOB and NDA have never had experience with these those that have had ask bthem why do u think all the peacekeeping missions we go, we always come back victorious .Nigerians believe the army are those ones u see on the road side with machine guns naaa those are just privates when u see the real army will fear . All of us that have encountered them in the Bokoharam struggle have learnt to keep quiet but some people will keep sporing NDA on when army starts u will come and be talking voilation of human rights me ill just be smiling sh wondering why u guys will never. The reason militants have stayed this long is because nigeria has always treated them with levity. When they where doing so with BH people thought BH was strong too when they decided to clamp down all we see is d dead bodies they leave in their trail. As a well meaning nigerian I beg these NDA guys now that they are calling u to come and negotiate go and do so becoz when the battle starts all we will be seeing is dead bodies
I have said my own

Sweetheart, I mauy not know for ur hubby but I know this men cheat and a lot of times its for sexual reasons not emotional ones .it all depends on who u want to be with if u are happy to be with a man who cheats on u but is still emotionally attached to u then good go on with the marraige. But if u are not then backout because I can say ity that anyman that has heart enough to bring his sidechick to his engagement party will not mind bringing her on wedding day, naming ceremony and co truth is I believe that if I was a lady I wouldn't bear anyman cheating on me. Ill tell u this it will be better to be single than to go thru the pains of a wasteful marriage coz it won't only affect u it will affect ur kids so foget the monetry aspects this is ur life we are talking about and that of ur children in the future or will u rather that after u marry him and have kids u will realize that he still cheating and dicorce him then . What's to say he won't cheat on u in the future please I beg u don't delude urdelf with the hope that he eill change . Just leave now if u know that u won't be okay with him cheating leave now and never look back and prayerfully God will get u someone that will cherish u in future

To every wailer take it or leave it GEJ is the course of this problem yes I said it he is the cause of this problem we are in
Imagine instead of wasting our 2.1b ontop of campaign that he lost he had used it to fight Boko haram am sure we would have had one less terrorist group to deal with
Imagine he had giving real seads instead of the fake tomato he gave them we would have had tomatoes flourishing in our markets
Imagine he had not run away with our sure-p money then am sure we would not be screaming and crying about the subsidy removal we would have had incentives to at least survive
Imagine he had finished the refineries as he promised we would have had fuel in abundance in Nigeria
Imagine he had kept up his agreement with ASUU many of our youths would have graduated by now
Imagine he had actually saved money instead of eating it like yam we would have a lot of foreign exchange now and the Naira will not have devalued to the rate at which it is
So all u wailers can come and quote me all u like but I stand here to say Nigerias greatest mistake is not voting gen.buhari in the 2016 election but voting that clueless yam eating barefooted walking otueke drunkard called Goodluck Ebele Jonathan in 2011
The damage he has done to this country is so much that it might take over 10yrs to reverse the them

Go united


but sha mancity must win today oooo


Imagine me praying in church today like baba God every spirit of vangaalism that has been troubling my club die by fire .....

People just be talking what they don't know imagine thay said they have seen naija budget , and that he budgeted £16m abeg ooo who has noticed this in naijas budget .... All these white guys be forming James Bond throwing news around like mumu I believe this is just a way of them saying we don't want to release ur money ... Besides buhari clearly stated that if amaechi had a case with efcc he wouldn't have accepted him and then again its all talk unlike Dansuki gate there is no proof if IPOB are really wise let them go and ivestigate and bring concrete evidence until then #adonbilivit

Every time this case comes up I remember the lords supper in this scenario GEJ was like go and meet shekau and tell him that the lord(is in need of his house ) and shekau was sure lord I am willing
Infact he even donated the table that used to do the sharing of the yam
Hmm and some wailers will come and complain anyway the lightning that will strike just registered in the Gim ......

Every time this case comes up I remember the lords supper in this scenario GEJ was like go and meet shekau and tell him that the lord(is in need of his house ) and shekau was sure lord I am willing

Hehe I laugh in swahili when we said buhari was coming they where like let him come and all those IPOB zombies where hailing them oyah oooo where are the IPOB guys oooo let them come and save them from Buhari

Proud Jos boy like me
That no2 though sometimes u just here an and uve already packs ur bags ready to run .... It will always be great staying in jos ... Jos4life

Dariye kai
This man built a road and stoped it righ infront o his house kai the lord will reward u in kind and in deed.... Don steal the whole plateau state money run commot just finish ur senate tenure EFCC are waiting for u at ur gate

drejenny:
Another failed musician

All this children that where born yesterday .... Must u talk
In other new singing "if u love somebody walk up to her u love her coz no time no time at all"

Ontop all their prayer they have not been able to kill a fly. And am sure they will collect money for these and come and be telling people how they got visions of Biafra ....

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The should go f*ck themselves before Baba reaches their side

As at the moment tomato seems to be more costly than fuel aha why haven't we occupied naija on the issue
For those who don't understand the dangote tomato factory was a joint venture with the nigerian goverment meant to increase the demand for tomato in nigeria, anybody that has stayed in the north preferably benue will bear me witness that due to the lack of storage facilities for tomatoes it there is massive wastage of the product, as we all know tomato spoils very fast. Hence the need for a company that can utilize all these tomatoes and put money in the hands of the farmers. The case here is that it seems the statisticains where wrong because there is actually not enough tomatoes to keep the factory running at maximum capacity and also provide for nigerians add that to the disease that destroyed tomatoes this year and we can the picture hence the extremely high cost of tomatoes but the way things are going. There is a hybrid that doesn't catch the disease and the fact that ric-rico also has another factory comming up then next year seriosly breeds well for tomatoe farmers in nigeria as we can be sure that their products will not go to waste. That saying its actually a great time to start tomato farming

When will ladies learn the reason men are believed to be higher than u is because u don't see men advocating for rights to cook in the house or to give birth to children .... Truth is if u just realise ur perfect the way God made u and stop trying to be what God didn't make u into then u will stop being inferior but as long as u keep trying to be men u will always be seen as inferior to men

And a few instances where $2.1 billion --
AMANPOUR: Billion?
BUHARI: -- billion, not million, dollars were voted
for military hard and software for the operations
against Boko Haram. Those responsible sat done
as if they were going to have lunch or dinner and
shared it and put it in their accounts.

It be like say na last supper GEJ(jesus) broke the bread and was like dansuki take and share it

zakimon:
BLAME IT ON "TECHNOCRATS" and what does it take to own a house in the UK? If u can afford "private jets" around the country during your campaigns, then u can afford a house in the UK. If you don't have a house in the UK, it was your choice not to have, and for u to be probing those that own houses in the UK, it then means you should probe yourself.

Ogbeni u have wasted over fifty words and I still don't see the sense in what u wrote oloshi

proeast:
Rubbish, AIIA Enugu is far busier than Kano pilgrimage airport yet they ignored it because its in the SE!! We are watching that dullard in Aso rock!!

See what this one is saying ehhhh
This is d aiprt that is better than kano airport
When will God have mercy on Nihgeria and give some IPOB youths brain ehhh HABA!!!!!!

Was it not this NANS president that donated 1mill to GEJ's campaign once they give d guy brown envelope him head go settle
#laughinginswahili

mightyfada:
But OP, PDP held the convention and they used Nicon Luxury Abuja. It was live on AIT today

Proof

To me I'm yet to see the diff btw "like a lot" and love well I believe the only way to know whether u love him is to give it a try if it works out good if it doesn't well no harm in trying

Corroborating Chief Oyegun, one of the most
brilliant lawyers in Nigeria today, Professor
Yemi Osinbajo said removal of subsidy does
not in any way solve the problems on hand
now. He said: “What I think we have is a
situation where there is a track record of
mismanagement of resources especially at the
federal level. It is apparent from what we see
that there is no new road that has been built
for the past twelve years.
Even in the power sector, billions of naira
have been expended and nothing has
changed. He concluded that removal of
removal of subsidy on petroleum products
would not solve the problems until a genuine
attempt is made at addressing the problem of
mismanagement. “For me, putting in more
money in the hands of government by way of
subsidy is not the solution and we seemed not
to be addressing the problem. What is
important now is to change the attitude of
mismanagement of resources

Looking at both of their speeches one can say they never rejected the economic value of subsidy removal just the fact that removing subsidy would have put more money in the hands of yam eaters and less money in the common man

According to him, ‘Nigerians are being deceived
on the issue of fuel subsidy, The federal
government takes out fuel for refining, only to
come back and talk of removing the subsidy. That
is nonsense and an attempt by a clique with the
PDP led federal government to siphon the
proceeds to be realized from the removal of oil
subsidy”.

This was Buharis speech oooo he didn't lie he was just trying to save nigerians from our currupt PDP politicians

I know why I supported Buhari coz I believe he is the right man to take nigeria forward . If it means hardship now so be it only problem is when time for us to reap the benefit of this implementation we won't receive any new zombies oooo ;DI know why I supported Buhari coz I believe he is the right man to take nigeria forward . If it means hardship now so be it only problem is when time for us to reap the benefit of this implementation we won't receive any new zombies oooo

Nigeria reminds me of a farmer who sells his harvested cassava for another party to process, and buys garri back. The buyer gains the peels and other by-products of the cassava — what a foolish farmer! Today, the fuel subsidy removal is still a thorny issue in our national politics because we refused to make the necessary sacrifice vital for national development. The ghost of the January 2012 mass protest stayed President Goodluck Jonathan’s hand from removing the scam called subsidy, so it was allowed to remain even as the economy is bleeding. Over the years, the refineries were neglected deliberately to help supply crude to refineries outside Nigeria. Turnaround maintenance (TAM) was carried out on these refineries without a single thought of building new ones. The common accounting knowledge of depreciation and replacement was totally lost to Nigeria policymakers. In partnership with oil marketers, refineries were abandoned, oil importing became a lucrative business with no one caring about what would become of the economy. Jonathan, immediately after being sworn in, discovered the economy rape called subsidy. Without much public enlightenment and education to sensitize the masses, he proceeded to remove it. The removal was ill-timed, too, as most Nigerians were yet to return from the Christmas season; thus, the government was termed insensitive. The cabals in the downstream sector directly or indirectly instigated the people against the government by emphasizing the harsh economic effects of the removal; the long-term benefit was eschewed. The people being ill-informed helped the cabals to keep their bank accounts afloat. According to a Vanguard’s January 6th 2015 article, the sum of N10trillion was spent on subsidy between 2006 and December 2013. Much of the shortfall in excess crude account was used to pay oil marketers. This amount is more than Nigeria’s two-year budget figure, three times the budget allocation for health, and two times budget allocation for education in the 2014 fiscal year. I quite agree with Chief Economist for Africa with Standard Chartered Bank’s, Razia Khan’s words: “If you look at the reasons for fuel subsidy and its economic effects, the subsidy is very regressive because it is a cost on the whole economy. It takes resources away especially from the poor and rewards those who consume more fuel”. A visit to remote Nigerian villages will make it evident that this subsidy scam is not benefiting the poor. This set of Nigerians hardly travel, and they don’t have generators. What they need most is good road networks and agric subsidy. Their only business is kerosene which is still subsidized but sold at unsubsidized rate to them. No one is calling for mass protest or asking the government questions because the rich hardly use kerosene. It still dumbfounds me why Nigerians would still want subsidy. Is it because they are oblivious of this scam, or is it mere fear of the future without subsidized fuel? At the climax of the unrest, a committee with Aigboje Aig-Imoukhed as its head was set up to look at the alleged fraud; a parallel panel was set up by the federal house of representatives. All this led to the Farouk-Otedola saga. Nigerians’ expectations were rekindled that something would soon come out of this probe, but it didn’t excite people like me because this is Nigeria. Farouk and Otedola are walking free today like the birds of the air. The four refineries in Nigeria have a combined production capacity of 445,000 barrels per day while the country’s daily output of crude is put at 2.44m barrels per day as of February 2015, according to the US energy information administration. This entails that we refine approximately 18% of our output, 82% of raw petroleum is being transported to Western and African countries that do not have petroleum. I always wonder why countries without crude oil resources build refineries: does it mean they anticipate the supply of crude oil from ‘unserious’ countries like Nigeria? Countries like Kenya have a working refinery with no oil deposit. In the last five years, oil price had been good, and so subsidy programme was marginally sustainable. But with the crude price hovering around $65, with debt service cost of 21% and deficit of 23.8% in the 2015 fiscal year, there is no way subsidy can be accommodated, except we want to increase the budget deficit balance. Let it not be lost to us that financing a deficit is not usually palatable as the options are very unfriendly. We either devalue the already weak naira, borrow from the IMF (our last outing with them left a sour taste), or sell government investments. Unfortunately, the PDP- led government has sold our national inheritage in the name of privatization. So, we are left with devaluation and borrowing options. Before we join NLC in protest against subsidy removal, let us reflect on who the partial removal benefited most. Let us X-ray and correlate the economic end of selling crude below $65 a barrel and paying marketers to import the same crude. Subsidy was an issue when global oil price was above $100, it shouldn’t be an issue now with the current trend. NLC should be more concerned about the obnoxious treatment of Nigerian workers by Indian and Lebanese firms, the anti-workplace practices against pregnant women in private companies and, most painfully, the casualisation of workers in banks and other multi-national companies. Okonjo-Iweala’s keen interest in verifying subsidy claims before payment leads to delay in payment, oil marketers use this medium to horde supply with the primary motive of reminding us how much we will suffer if this subsidy is removed. However, because of civil servants’ incompetence, the federal government has decided to stay away from business ventures, so building a new refinery is not attainable. Moreover, private investors cannot build refineries when it is more profitable to import fuel with subsidy than to refine and sell locally. Deregulation of the downstream segment is one of the country’s getaway routes from the looming economic crisis and endemic corruption in the oil sector. Saying no to subsidy sustenance could reduce fund leakage from the treasury, increase the balance in the federation account, enable states like Osun pay salaries at last. A negative answer will give Buhari zero excuses to fail. Let’s say no to subsidy before Nigeria bleeds to death.

Do this
get a biro and a piece of paper and write where u want to be in a few years the problems u have and how best to accomplish them and prayer fully God will grant u your heart desires

Please d only place to rehabilitate this people to is prison

FFK when we where telling u to keep quite na lie until bubu came for u anyway if u are indeed not a yam eater then don't worry God will vindicate u but if u shared in the yam eating well .....