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marine spiritsssss ni.....

bamanga tukur is an inconsequential fellow, he is a feather weight politician. who cares whether he leaves or not?


the sane and well-meaning nigerians are atikulating

if i hear say police go do them any thing.....their oga at the top go just call the police boss and everything will be history

noted, but that does not stop me from atikulating......

jos and the entire plateau will surely atikulate, that one na sure banker........everybody is atikulating, together we move nigeria forward





GOD bless nigeria
GOD bless nairalanders

ifox:
I share this same view. Atiku and Saraki gave us Buhari. So if APC wins 2019. It's all good.

you are right, saraki, tambulwa, kwankwaso, obasanjo, atiku and the rest brought buhari to power, so i will be really glad if buhari should deal with with them mercilessly.....

saraki was one one the greedy fellas that brought this calamity upon nigerians, he should accept whatever is meted out to him in good fate, i dont pity him at allllllllllll

i wish you the best, but i suggest we atikulate together

its a pity.....may help locate the owner in JESUS NAME

they can kill themselves for all i care....the are greedy and insatiable people

so, what then shall we do?......back to daura is a collective responsibility

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good one Op

only fools, ignoramuses and 'grade one' zombies can dispute the fact that akpabio is a thief. but who am i to judge him since he has been made a saint by the APC

this is end time.....just when i thought i have heard and seen it alll

Obainoneandonly:
its like dis guy is mentally ret*rded,if he's throwing shots let him know were he's throwing it ,else he wants to lry his fledgling career to come to an abrupt end

its like you didn't get six? if his lines were obviously recycled, then he had every right to throw shades at the copy cats.

cabal! cabal!! cabal!!! this reminds me of the jubrin al sudani and the cabal saga

so this is payback time...its just a matter of weeks before buhari is sent back to daura or atiku is beaten blue, black, yellow, red, brown and even white at the polls

dino don finally enter, buhari go teach dino a very bitter lesson

dino don finally enter....buhari will teach him a bitter lesson

zimbabwe zimbabwe zimbabwe, every time zimbabwe......i don tire for that country oo

eagleeye2:
if you bend down well, you go see Aba
Ndi a erikwala unu mugu.

eriala buhari mugu, oga eme ya voom na anya

interesting write-up, kudos to you OP

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Aku2078:
My advice, just buy your brand of pain relief.... So the pain won't be so much


Will surprise you he comes 2nd....I mean 2nd after Atiku been the 1st

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you are short-sighted

bullllhari my man! the good man with bad intentions

Rest in peace...... i wish you a safe journey to the land of the great beyond

living in nigeria is the greatest risk that any one can take

Penaldo:
Nsima is a loser

you said it alllllllllllll

hushmoney is also atikulating....together we get nigeria working again...lets send bullllllllllllhari back to daura

any body that lays down his or her life for a nigerian politician is a BIG FOOOOOOOOOl

this man is trying so hard to please the unforgiving buhari......the fear of efcc has turned orji uzor kalu to a grade one zombie


the fear of efcc has turned ouk to buhari"s puppet