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Dpharisee:
Don't mind the idiot,he is a disgrace to Nigeria Army, I wonder why they are calling him to deliver useless lecture

Dpharisee:
Don't mind the idiot,he is a disgrace to Nigeria Army, I wonder why they are calling him to deliver useless lecture

Sunday2021:
let me educate you small=
Before Boko Haram started land minds, they began with killing of policemen.
Before boko Haram reach this stage they started by braking prisoners out.
In orlu ipob confronted the military.
In same imo state ipob attack military check points and break prison
In the 5 states of the east ipob killed policemen at any given opportunity.
Now tell me what is the difference between ipob and Boko Haram.
You can insult Danbazau as you like but I can tell you that Danbazau has reached where your father will not reach.

fergie0o1:
SOURCE

MISSCONGENIALITY:
why are you suspecting me? What happened

MISSCONGENIALITY:
LOL

MISSCONGENIALITY:
And you go like cum inside wella

brownemmanuel43:
My brother d thing tire me. They are now agitating for A United South bcs the game is not favoring them.
Whenever I hang out and hear them saying Oduduwa Republic I will just laugh my damn laugh bcs I hate nonsense and selfish elements in my life

MISSCONGENIALITY:
They are doing " when I go come, you go come your own"
They are doing shifts now. Bubu is off now

Letthrmsay:
You.dont have a father,talk less of remarkable attainment one,a properly upbringing person who ever talk like that,u are a born throway.

HonNL:
SOURCE

EFULEFU1:
This lady broke up with me five years ago, citing the reason that I am too dark. Now she has sent many people to come and tell me she wants me back. My checks tell me, she is back from the United States but lost her eyes after she suffered an acid accident. She is blind now but is very rich,

Should I marry her?

okefranci:
He was in Owerri, Imo State yesterday where apart from commissioning and opening the Dick Tiger Road, he also visited the attacked Custodial Facility and State Police Command headquarters.

Plans to move from Imo to Benin city in Edo State to declare open the National Sports Festival was aborted due to bad weather.

Today, the VP decorated the new IGP, (alongside the Police Affairs Minister) urging new Police Chief to build trust with the Nigerian people and restore the good name of the Nigerian Police Force.

He will also be chairing the Tripartite Executive/Legislative and Party Committee later today.

Recall the VP aborted all planned Easter activities and celebration to visit Ebonyi State last Sunday, where he visited some communities in two LGAs attacked by suspected herdsmen, before proceeding to the Ecumenical Center in Abakaliki where he held an interactive session with stakeholders on how to find an enduring solution to our security challenges.

With the continued support and cooperation the VP enjoys from President Buhari and Nigerians, he's willing to do even more, as the work goes on!

7lives:
E go shock you when Oshinbajo begin to.campaign.for Tinubu.

millionboi:
your president a mannequin?

peacekante:
We want president buhari harrased, but not from Reno. He is among the PDP thieves that destroyed NIgeria

nnamdico82:
Heeeeee, oniranu oponu akindanidani. Wo bi ito se n jade lenu e. Sior

farem:
And your osinbajo wants Tinubu

LegacyB:
God bless you for this.

Greystone:
Dated an Edo girl once when my head was touching back in the University.

Girl was exciting in bed, hot tempered, very emotional, a serial cheat and from a broken home.

I didn’t know that one of her other bfs at the time was a cultist.

Very damaged somebody.

Everything na fight. Love na fight. Fvck sef na fight.

I was relieved wen that relationship ended.

Dogalmighty17:
There seems to be a particular notion about women from Edo state. Those who have been involved with them either through marriage or relationship, what has been your experience?

DamnnNiggarr:
Pa Fasoranti backs Tinubu’s presidential ambition



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/04/2023-pa-fasoranti-backs-tinubus-presidential-ambition/amp/

Mynd44 lalasticlala Oam4j

kktbm:
Reno Omokri and other Nigerians currently at Abuja house in London protesting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_jZ6d5GT2A


https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1377933030011105282

The Police Came But The #HarassBuhariOutOfLondon Went On. A Frightened @MBuhari Refused To Come Out pic.twitter.com/52NAEfFf0T

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) April 2, 2021

https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1377957540177264648



https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1377967160585240584

jaelz:
So I was hosting an uncle of mine and we were discussing about why he wasn't wearing his ring, to my utmost surprise he said he wears his ring any day his wife wears hers. I was shocked though but my mind drifted back to me so many of my friends and relations who also do not wear their rings again even despite being married.

Back in the days I know you only take off your ring when you want to flirt abi play away matches, but these days it's almost as if they take off their wedding rings immediately after those church weddings.

So my question is why?

HeWrites:
A lady has simply identified as Madson Bradley who was tagged only as a sex worker has taken to popular micro-blogging platform, Twitter to list her achievements.

The 22-year-old lady who did not deny being a sex worker also advised people to stop labeling her as only a sex worker, Igbere TV reports.

She listed her achievements so as to let people know what else she does and what she has done in the past.

Read her tweets below;

“I am a sex worker. I also am a Deans List double business major at one of the most prominent schools in my state.

“I’m also a published (3x) author. I’ve worked 80+ hours a week while in school full time for 6 years. Women are multifaceted and I’m tired of everyone limiting us.

“I’ve been offered positions with the FBI. I interned at one of the top 5 pharma companies in the US AND was asked back.

“I mentor children who want to purse the same career as me. I don’t have to explain my accomplishments, but I’m tired of being put in a box under ONE LABEL!

“Most importantly, i am a loving fiancé. A compassionate sister. A forgiving daughter. A generous and caring aunt.

“When you know who you are- nobody can put you down. Don’t ever let someone try to push their insecurities on you. Keep loving yourself. Keep being you!”

https://twitter.com/malaynap/status/1192991495839764480?s=19

http://igberetvnews.com/1125551/lady-labeled-sex-worker-highlights-achievements/

oilPUSSY:
http://saharareporters.com/2021/04/01/last-moments-bauchi-man-burnt-death-allegedly-insulting-prophet-muhammad-%E2%80%93-residents

oilPUSSY:
http://saharareporters.com/2021/04/01/last-moments-bauchi-man-burnt-death-allegedly-insulting-prophet-muhammad-%E2%80%93-residents

seguntijan:
CAN limped in, PUNCH limped out: A rejoinder to The Punch Editorial on the Hijab Bill

The Yorubas have a way with words, just like so many other tribes and ethnic groups. They will say 'eegun atiro wole, eeyan atiro jade' which can be literally translated as ‘a limping individual exited an abode that a limping masquerade entered’. This simply means that the observer can see through the antics of a mischief maker despite his/her disguise.
This actually summarises one’s observation of The Punch Editorial team’s standing of logic on its head to satisfy their religious patrons – Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), in their inglorious and non-scriptural fight against the use of Hijab in Nigeria. Inglorious, simply because it is petty and diminishing of a body representing the body of Christ, a persona who is highly revered by Muslims all over the world. Non-scriptural, because they have no basis in their scripture to hate or disparage the Hijab.
I grew up reading The Punch, along with other newspapers, like many others of my generation and its words were like the gospel truth to many of us, while growing up. However, along the line, the paper started derailing from the path of truth and some individuals, who had other agenda apart from projecting the truth, or at least, a balanced view of issues, seem to have taken over the once worthy paper and turned it into an unabashed mouthpiece of CAN.
Analysing the contents of their spiteful piece on the Hijab Bill, paragraph by paragraph, one can easily see right from the first sentence that the writer had a wrong idea of the spirit with which the constitution was written. Is non adopting of a state religion same as preventing adherents of a religion from manifesting their religion as enshrined in the constitution? If the courts of the land, at least up to the Appeal Court had sanctioned the use of Hijab by any Muslim woman willing to do so in public places, how will giving the judgements and relevant sections of the constitution further clarity be seen as provocative?
The board’s position in the second paragraph is even more worrisome. Who is being intolerant of the other in this case? A Muslim lady decides to wear the Hijab on her head in the midst of so many others who decided to leave their heads bare. How does it affect the others negatively? If this law abiding lady is now being prevented from dressing as her religion commands, who then is the intolerant here, if according to the writer, “adherence or non-adherence to faith is an individual choice”? Why can’t the writer see the proposed Bill as an enabler of the diversity he/she talked about in the paragraph?
The writer’s attempt at trivialising the Hijab is well noted in the third paragraph. It is the usual method adopted by those benefiting from a devilish status quo. The board tried to blindfold us with the argument on the importance of education, as if education is all about sitting in the class to receive lectures. What of the learning environment? What of the state of mind of the learner? If a Christian lady feels comfortable learning with her head uncovered, does a Muslim lady feel the same way? Doesn’t her own state of mind matter in the teaching-learning situation? Moreover, are the Muslims wrong to insist on the rule of law since a court had ruled in their favour? Why can’t the Christians obey the court ruling?
The argument in the fourth paragraph is quite unfortunate. Why is it not right to conclude that the schools have been taken over by the government when the State laws say so and the courts have affirmed it? In the case of Osun, where the writer pointed to a situation where pupils wore dresses of their different faiths to school, the board forgot to note that those misguided pupils were unable to sustain their misguidance because their religious dresses are not like the Hijab! The Hijab is not an occasional wear. It is worn by a Muslim all the time, except when they are in the comfort of their homes. The writer also failed to appreciate the law abiding nature of the Muslims as exemplified by the Lagos Muslims cited in the inconsistent editorial, who decided to approach the courts instead of instigating a stone-throwing battle like the barbaric members of CAN did in Kwara.
The list of ‘pressing’ issues highlighted in paragraph five is well noted. However, nothing stops the House from treating the Hijab issue along with those listed. The last time I checked, the Bills were at different stages of enactment, so why make it appear as if they are not getting the right attention? Moreover, if the Hijab was not significant, it wouldn’t have attracted the kind of attention it got from The Punch Editorial board, which made them leave other ‘pressing’ issues for it.
The import of paragraph six is carefully disguised. However, the intention could not be more manifest than as stated in the opening sentence. Stating that the Hijab has caused serious division across the globe is an attempt at framing the Hijab in a negative light. We can by extension say the Muslim women putting the Hijab on promote division. Should we now cleanse the earth of all Muslim women in order to attain unity? Moving on, the writer, like a dead clock which is usually correct twice in every 24 hours is right in his/her submission by saying that Nigeria has a lot to learn from Britain. Historically, Nigeria imported Christianity from the West. If the West is gradually accepting the use of Hijab as part of its unavoidable diversity, why should Nigerian Christians continue to close their eyes to our national reality. Adherents of one faith cannot leave this space called Nigeria for the other. We just have to coexist willy-nilly.
The writer is guilty of the extremism being spoken against in paragraph seven. If he/she actually wanted to condemn extremism, he/she should have started with his/her patrons who decided to close the schools to Muslims for manifesting their faith in accordance with the provisions of the constitution. The argument that extremism was being promoted by a section of the population has no bearing on the issue at hand and innocent Muslim girls seeking education need not suffer for some perceived wrongs of some unrelated groups of people living miles away from them. If the writer felt wronged by Hisbah or the Shariah law, he/she should head to the courts and stop disturbing the air waves.
Asking all faiths and non-faiths to be treated equally in the last paragraph is a failed attempt at being fair to all. In addition, talking about the wisdom behind school take-over without recourse to historical antecedents is insincere, but what else should one expect from an advocate of Christian value domination at all cost? Moreover, crying over spilt milk is a waste of time. The schools have long been taken over. Tax payers’ monies were spent on them, some have even lost every trace of what they looked like in the beginning, except their names. It is true that some were handed back to the original owners based on certain agreements reached between these so called owners and the governments, but some state governments felt otherwise. Saying one government is right or wrong depends on which side of the divide one belongs. Meanwhile, many missions have decided to move on by establishing new schools with varying degrees of success. Moreover, many of the lands on which these schools are located belong to the communities and were given free of charge. In the case of Kwara, the land owners can equally decide to retrieve their lands from the missions.
Finally, the board needs to understand that school uniforms like other uniforms can always be amended to accommodate diversity and changing culture. Federal Government Colleges in Nigeria started with a type of uniform before the need for inclusion led to redesigning it to accommodate the Hijab. Will the writer not consider the types of uniform currently being worn in these schools as uniforms? Are the current students of these unity schools not having a sense of equality or have they lost a feeling of community? The answers are obvious to the sincere. Instead of using the medium provided by The Punch to promote hatred for the Hijab under some unwise guise, the editorial board should rather use the medium to promote tolerance and understanding.
The Hijab is a phenomenon that has come to stay in the global space and there is nothing anybody can do about it. Nigerian Christians should rather move closer to their scripture and live according to its teachings, rather than blindly following some haters who only hate the Hijab without any recourse to what the Bible says. If one may ask, where in the Bible is it stated that covering the head by a woman is offensive to God? If the evidence cannot be provided, why then is the Hijab hated this much?


Idris Olabode Badiru
Ibadan
31/03/2021

SmellySperm:
no point telling him coz you'll still cheat on him after the marriage anyways

meanwhile,he should run a DNA test for his first seed..
I just have trust issues with you females

phenomental40:
one of my very good female friend who is married with kids came to me complaining about her husband maltreating her, she say her husband likes raining abusing on her on any slightest provocation she's even suspecting him to be cheating but she is not sure of it.
so the thing now is that after complaining about the all thing she wished she still had her ex number so she could call to make her happy and cheat.
she is even trying to make me make love to her so she can be OK .
Believe me this is not the first time it happening
so I now want to know why women cheat when hurt by their man

bilms:
*Why Obasanjo emerged in 1999 ahead of Olu Falae- Olawepo Hashim*

Former Presidential Candidate in 2019 election and former National Deputy Publicity Secretary of People's Democratic Party (PDP), Mr Gbenga Olawepo Hashim has explained how former President Olusegun Obasanjo emerged president of Nigeria in 1999 ahead of his opponent, Chief Olu Falae.

Olawepo Hashim gave a detailed explanation of how premature decision by Olu Falae cost him the support of the northern region.

In an exclusive interview published by Punch Newspapers over the weekend, Olawepo Hashim explained that, northern region were not really routing for Obasanjo in 1999, but the former military head of State became the natural choice, after Chief Olu Falae and Afenifere group walked out of the PDP prematurelly.

According to Hashim northern region were not really routing for Obasanjo then. I was in all those meetings. I was one of the youngest among those old men in those days. The prevalent sentiment was to go for Olu Falae. But Olu Falae and the Afenifere team took a premature position of withdrawing from the PDP. Because they didn’t want to have a contest, they just wanted the party to say it has been zoned to them and they left the PDP prematurely.

"In fact, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur and Prof Jerry Gana were sent to go and talk to Chief Olu Falae that he should not leave the PDP. But, he said, ‘no, I will go with my Afenifere people’ and he went with them. And they had a smaller platform, because the PDP was a big party, so there was no way Afenifere would have won with AD. But I am not saying what they did was wrong. They still controlled the South West in that election and they still remained relevant as a voice. They have the rights as a political organisation to determine their strategy and tactics of engagement and what was important for them at any particular point. This is by no means judging what they did. I am only trying to enumerate what happened" he said.

Olawepo Hashim further explained that, "what I am saying is that people can take such a decision, but you don’t come blackmailing other ethnic groups and say ‘it is our turn, you people have had your fair share.’ You need to cultivate understanding and even then, when people were saying that, I was not for that. I was for Alhaji Abubakar Rimi who contested until our group, the Social Progressives Platform, then, met and it was decided that we should support Obasanjo".

"In that contest, there were many people from the North and everywhere that contested against Obasanjo, even though there was a preponderance of opinion. So, it was that opinion that swayed in his favour, it was not as if the party said nobody from any other zone could contest".

"The division of the Presidency on an ethnic basis always causes its own division. The last time I checked, the only country that tried that at the executive level is no more; that was Yugoslavia. It has broken into pieces. This is because once you start that thing, there is no end to it. Because in Nigeria, we don’t just have Igbos, Yorubas, Hausas and Fulanis. Nigeria is made up of 350 ethnic groups. About 250 of them are in Northern Nigeria. So when you start this rotational presidency, the assumption is usually ‘Oh, once a Yoruba man has gotten it, the Fulani, Hausa and Ibo have gotten it, everybody is fine.’ That is not it. Under that your arithmetic, when will an Okun man in Kogi become President? When will a Nupe man become President? When will a Jukun become President?" He asked.