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Why the guy spread like virus for that picture when him take with Buhari? And Why him wife "cling" unto am like that? Vietnamese people Sha, forced the US to abandon a war!!! First country to do it against the US.... |
Acidosis:Seriously, I kid you not. |
Scrap his scalp with new razor so there's visible bleeding or release of fluid. Rub with raw soda for washing plates, (Can be very painful). Introduce him to forlic acid and garlic. Trust me, in less than a month you'll see a sharp turn in fortunes for his health. God bless and help you. Amen. |
KnownUnknown:Lol!!! Your parents must be embarrassed by your foolery. Who wouldn't be ![]() |
KnownUnknown:I'm not the reason your father cannot be conned by these "conmen". If he had hustled during his youthful days, he would have had enough not to even care of being fleeced. Send Aza make I wire you something. "Church rat" |
OsuIgboIpob:We have them many among your religion and region. They are called Almajiri but millions are spent on masjids and Hajj yearly by you stupid lot. Talk about removing the speck from my eyes. Idiota!!! |
KnownUnknown:How much did he con the wretch of your father of? |
yarimo:It cannot be proven as a matter of fact just like the rumour that your revered prophet is a peodophile. I guess you can relate? |
yarimo:Just like MURIC? Did CAN contest any elective positions? Maybe I for one would start attacking Islam and its prophets. We should balance this religious madness maybe? |
yarimo:For you to berate Christianity and Christians for the sake of politics is very condemnable and should be condemned by every right thinking person. Your religion will not tolerate this. Do into others what you wish them do into you. |
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People with accommodation problems throughout the world are going through hell. May God help us. Amen. |
The Niger Delta amnesty program is one of the most ill executed, corrupt and devilish programs ever conceived in human history. Just like the Cashless policy, the initiative was good but execution was fraught with 5th columnist. Instead of developing the region through 13% derivations, NDDC and the amnesty program, billions have been siphoned into private pockets while infrastructure in the region is still very deficient, unemployment and poverty rampant, oil pollution and the likes. The amnesty program basically gives money to the powerful non state actors and politicians to allow the free flow of oil without actually resolving the issues that led to the agitations. The Niger Delta region is still the most underdeveloped and infrastructurally deficient region in Nigeria. Forget all the buzz about "oil rich region". What I see is, one day, there'd be a real agitation. An agitation that will jolt the region back to economic life. After all these years, no single seaport in the region to help with all the heavy equipments for oil exploration and trade. Must they go to Lagos? Warri Port, One Port, Calabar Port, Harcourt Port, Sapele Jetty, To mention a few. Gas is still being flared, Farmers are not being compensated for loss of economic means of survival. Same as Fisher men. Ogoni land is still polluted. Question is, what is the amnesty really about? What is the NDDC for? What are the roles of the Niger Delta ministry and minister? What are the governor's doing with 13% derivations? Amnesty in a lay man's term (which is the best term to describe this criminality) is a criminal establishment to enthrone and encourage militancy, criminality and terrorism. Boko Haram morphed from Niger Delta militancy, using their play book. Trust me, Boko Haram is nothing about Islam or a Jihad. It is a criminal establishment meant to gain/secure economic benefits. |
Israel07:Once it "favours those u support"? And why the hell do you think I supported Tinubu during the election? Can't you just see reason ![]() |
Israel07:Everyone with a contrary argument is an "Urchin" according to you. You've not moved past the Jonathan saga? Move on please, this is 2023. Even Jonathan and Tinubu have moved on. You should too. |
Israel07:Calm down, what is your point exactly ![]() How do we treat all those things your have enumerated? By taking to the streets? You just want people dead and the rest run home to their families. Until the suffer reaches everyone so there'd be no one to be used to sabotage the movement, let's just support whatever government we have while pursuing a court process. Let's not just create another crises of casualty. We are not ready as a people yet. |
Digriz:Yes, I said it. We cannot cut our noses to spite our faces. We should allow them govern first and allow the courts determine the legitimacy of their government. The only time I will support taking to the streets against the government is when this incoming government does not deviate from the pattern of impunity, treachery, poverty, marginalization, unemployment, insecurities, decaying/dying infrastructure etc. Let us not burn down the house because we want to catch a mouse. If we are patient enough, we will catch the mouse or learn how to live with it. |
Let us give the incoming government a chance. This is very unnecessary.... For now. |
Sonnobax15:Delta shame dey shame me... |
I have a dream of a Greater Nigeria Where people are not coerced, intimidated and some times harrased into making choices against their wish, where people live in peaceful coexistence without much ado. The recently concluded general elections may not have met standards and what not, lessons have been learnt. Any government that doesn't perform would know that the people are the real representatives. They would also know that if they fail, the people will always regroup and rebound stronger. The government still have a long way to go through democratic ranks. And it hurts our image as a people. However, let us collectively work with whatever we have been given. (Until and Unless a court of competent jurisdiction says otherwise) Let us join hands with the government by constructively criticising when needed, given kudos when due without necessarily "@$$licking" and outright call outs when there's a need to. We must desist from praying that the government would be bad because our preferred candidates did not win. Truth is if that becomes the case, we would even suffer the more. They have your monies and project in their possession as your representatives. They would only feed on your "vengeance" by claiming insecurities. Or do you think that monies are not been payed to all those constituencies that have been ravaged by terrorism for long? Let us work with them with due diligence. The tune must be tuned as well. Too much tribalism, racial slur and all that negativity must be put aside for a time of retrospection as to what led to these suppression and come out with a better way to contain future situations or they would continually rip you at the polls. Any decision made in anger would most certainly be the wrong one. Step back, take a deep breath and the picture becomes clearer. The losers according to INEC, should "go to court" and fight their case and I think that the only way to go. No matter what happens, the political stage have been given a major jolting. Things can never be the same again. Congratulations to all who won one election or "selection" or the other in this general elections. May you allow yourselves to be used by the better side of a better half of you. May your leaderships bring peace, prosperity for ALL Nigerians, security and infrastructural developments. May impunity be gone and our waters be sweeter. May we be once again comfortable and proud to say we are Nigerians. God Bless Nigerians.
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Spanishmilf:Gaming as in gambling ![]() It's caused by panic attack induced by your gaming habit and or smoking if you indulge. |
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I pray she returns in one piece and alive. AMEN |
falcon01:The more reason one has to be careful with an addition. Until we start calling people out and shaming them, we might not get a "reset". I know of people who are into drugs, gambling and more who are almost ruined for its sake. Our youths need to be taken back to days when if you stole, you'd be shamed by the entire street with things tied around you and children singing out your name. Maybe we'd sit up. There's no shame in shaming a shameless person. |
falcon01:The message is deeper than your comprehension. |
maleekberry:She's Benue from findings. And she comes from a decent family. She just became this way. |
Draslo:She put herself in that position, constituting public nuisance. |
Toluwanise247:No, I think that's an "entitlement" mentality. Yes, she needs help. Must she now make it worse by drinking herself to stupor? If she now adds liver chirosis to it, will the "one financial help" be used to uplift her from poverty or treat her? My point is, you don't create a bigger problem because you want to forget, hide or run away from a small one. She's going to be needing rehab and that money would come from somewhere and it's not ground zero yet. Any alert that she comes across without rehab will definitely KILL her. |
This happened this morning in Kubwa, Abuja. She was found heavily drunk and falling consistently. She was later escorted from the Aboki shop where she was sitting quietly until she fell to a nearby car where she leaned. The car owner came and wanted to leave so he placed her from his car and left her on the road. She's said to be a single mother who is notorious for getting drunk all the time and smoking like a chimney. She's still sleeping there as she's refused to be moved. Youths please let's tackle our addictions. This disgrace and shame is quite avoidable.
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Padipadi:DSS!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
