I just tire for dis government ooo...
Everyday dem dey make am clearer to Nigerians say na loot dem come loot....

OK now..

Just as Generals plenty for Nigeria military na so insecurity wahala plenty for d country..
Wetin dis Generals dey do I no know.

Wahala b like bicycle...

Boys slave
Return of shetima
Sugar girl
Second chance
Nick carter (series)

When dem kill one herdman, dem go take action... Yeye people

* U deploy security personnels, u will announce it to inform d groups terrorising d state to prepare...
* Since dis Boko Haram and banditry wahala, all northern elites still live in the north and we have not heard of anyone of dem attacked in his or her home.... Anyone attacked must have spoken against d groups....
* 6 years of killings, burning farms and homes of innocent nigerians, all d security chiefs still head their various security agencies... Why? Because it is part of d plan to protect d field boys carrying out orders from d top...
* a senator from d north read a bill to give d captured memebers of any of dis dangerous groups a better life....
* everyday on NTA news we see area footage of air strike on terrorist hideout in sambisa forest... If they know d location of dis people in samvisa forest, why not send in foot soldiers and wipe dem out....
......... DIS COUNTRY MATTER HARD.

Wetin b all dis nonsense... Whoever d chairman b, make una let us hear word.....

What do u expect from a lying government...

Na why I say hell go get category.... Some people just use their hand dey carry curse pit for head.

Good news, d number of infected persons is dropping.... hopefully in a few days from now we will record zero case... except d govt as usual decide to cook up figures just to use am chop d remaining money wey remain for coro account....

Stupid people in government... Imagine d so called "learned colleagues", press men and woman and security personnels all in one small court room over d case of a man and a woman bin charged for holding a party with more than 20 people in attendance... I pity our policy makers......

Get well soon John.

It's a cane rat.

Kids sitting in front of computers, the fans are not working. No light in the biggest cities in the country let alone a primary school in one remote village.
I don't know when politicians will stop seeing us as fools.

u get bad mouth sha... i beg no kill me wit laugh

daddytime:
Wow...nice one Babatunde..represent us well for deep freezer..

NEXT LEVEL agenda No 1.....

So they can't kill him

SARS please kill dem all..... I hate to see rubbish

ok

ok

Clifford Oji family member sighted here........

Sugarplum777:
That serve him right, his manhood should be used for Pepper soup


Human pepper soup is sweet

So that their fulani brothers can move freely and they will get the protection from the military... Nigerians should wake up... When u read strange news, think 'wide', don't just focus on the news alone......
wetin concern army and zoo??

Too bad so many of you guys are ignorant of the aw in the States
The wife has d Law on her side as long she is 'legally' married to the man
The Law in the States does not recognize the mother in-law
They will tell you they only joined the man and his wife...
.......The man is trying to protect himself from the Law
the wisest thing to do in the States is to record any heated argument with your wife
..because if she put a call to the police and complain you hit her.... sorry is the case of that husband

Where did you get this info from?

scopusng:
1) Abia: INEC declared results: APC-85,058, PDP-219,698: Int’l Observers/PDP obtained results(same with INEC declared figures)

(2) Anambra: INEC declared: APC-33,298, PDP-524,738-same with int’l observers/PDP obtained results

(3) Imo: INEC declared: APC-140,961, PDP-334,923-same with int’l observers/PDP obtained results

(4) Ebonyi: INEC declared: APC-90,726, PDP-258,573: int’l observers/PDP(2 votes reduced from PDP votes)

(5) Enugu: INEC declared: APC-54,423, PDP-355,553: int’l observers/PDP remarks (200 votes added to PDP)

(6) Cross River: INEC Declared: APC-117,302, PDP-295,737: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-17,303, PDP-395, 737 (remarks-100,001 added to APC and 100,000 votes deducted from PDP)

(7) Rivers: INEC declared: APC-150,710, PDP-473,971: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-102,195, PDP-7019,044 (remarks-48,515 votes added to APC and 245, 073 deducted from PDP)

( Delta: INEC declared: APC-221,392, PDP-594,068: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-171,556, PDP-611,228 (remarks: 49,726 votes added to APC and 17, 160 deducted from PDP)

(9) Edo: INEC declared: APC-267,842, PDP-275,691: int’l observers/PDP(remarks: 42 votes added to APC and 10 added to PDP)

(10) Bayelsa: INEC declared: APC-118,821, PDP-197,933: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-56,910, PDP-414,614 (remarks: 216, 618 votes deducted from PDP)

(11) Akwa Ibom: INEC declared: APC-175,429, PDP-395,832: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-75,429, PDP-497,831 (remarks: 1000,000 votes added to APC and 101, 999 deducted from PDP)

(12) FCT: INEC declared: APC-152,224, PDP-259,997: int’l observers/PDP votes (same with INEC declared)

(13) Kogi: INEC declared: APC-285, 894, PDP-218,207: int’l observers/PDP results (same)

(14) Benue: INEC declared: APC-347, 668, PDP-356,817: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-147,668, PDP-555, 255 (remarks: 200,000 votes added to APC and 198, 438 deducted from PDP)

(15) Niger: INEC declared: APC-612,371, PDP-318,052: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-512,371, PDP-318,052(remarks: 100,000 votes added to APC and 100,000 deducted from PDP)


Others are:
16. Plateau: INEC declared: APC-468,555, PDP-548,665: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

17. Nasarawa: INEC declared: APC-289,903, PDP-283,847: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

18. Kwara: INEC declared: APC-308,984, PDP-138,484: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

19. Ogun: INEC declared: APC-281, 762, PDP-194,655: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

20. Ekiti: INEC declared: APC-219, 231, PDP-154,032: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

21. Ondo: INEC declared: APC-241,769, PDP-275, 901: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

22. Osun: INEC declared: APC-347,632, PDP-337,377: int’l observers/PDP remarks (20,000 votes deducted from PDP votes)



23. Oyo: INEC declared: APC-365,229, PDP-366,690: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-265,229, PDP-466,690(remarks: 100,000 votes added to APC and 100,000 votes deducted from PDP)

24. Lagos: INEC declared: APC-580,825, PDP-448,015: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-480,814, PDP-548,061(remarks-100,011 votes added to APC and 100, 046 deducted from PDP)

25. Adamawa: INEC declared: APC-378,078, PDP-410,266: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

26. Bauchi: INEC declared: APC-798,428, PDP-209,313: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-598,428, PDP-409,313 (remarks-200,000 votes added to APC and 200,000 deducted from PDP)

27. Gombe: INEC declared: APC-402,961, PDP-138, 848: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

28. Yobe: INEC declared: APC-497,914, PDP-50,763: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-297,914, PDP-250,763(remarks-200,000 added to APC and 200,000 deducted from PDP votes)

29. Borno: INEC declared: APC-838,496, PDP-71,788: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-536,496, PDP-371,788 (remarks-302,000 votes added to APC and 300,000 deducted from PDP)

30. Jigawa: INEC declared: APC-734,738, PDP-289,895: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-489,895, PDP-594,338(remarks-305 votes added to APC and 305 deducted from PDP)

31. Taraba: INEC declared: APC-324, 906, PDP-274,743: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-224,096, PDP-474,743(remarks-100,000 votes added to APC and 200,000 deducted from PDP)

32. Kaduna: INEC declared: APC-993,445, PDP-649,612: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-893,445, PDP-749,612(remarks-100,000 votes added to APC and 100,000 deducted from PDP)

33. Sokoto: INEC declared: APC-490,333, PDP-361,604: int’l observers/PDP remarks (same)

34. Zamfara: INEC declared: APC-438,682, PDP-125, 423: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-389,001, PDP-256,490(remarks-49,681 votes added to APC and 131,067 deducted from PDP)

35. Katsina: INEC declared: APC-1,232, 133, PDP-308,056: int’l observers/PDP results: APC- 1,032, 133, PDP-508,056(remarks-200,000 votes added to APC and 200,000 deducted from PDP)

36. Kebbi: INEC declared: APC-581, 552, PDP-154,282: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-399, 729, PDP-198,755 (remarks-181,823 votes added to APC and 44, 473 deducted from PDP)

37. Kano: INEC declared: APC-1,464, 768, PDP-391,593: int’l observers/PDP results: APC-1,064, 768, PDP-791,593 (remarks-400,000 votes added to APC and 400,000 deducted from PDP).

Make dem enjoy their 'NEXT LEVEL' ..... More to come.

My friend dis guys u see are killer machines....Inside dat trouser u will find little sophisticated weapons dat can be used to abduct ur president, even in d presence of 1 million of ur country military personnels...... so my broda dey know why dey sew it like dat.

candlewax:
see their trousers, Kim should please hire tailors from Aba Nigeria for his bodyguards and himself

ok

Person will be looking like doll.... SMH.

Bros, no b by force to vote dis man... we no like BUHARI.

Rilwayne001:
Like for BUHARI, share for MUHAMMAD

LET'S SEE WHO WIN

As long as na demsleves dem dey kill... i am happy.

U get bad mouth sha....

Jh0wsef:


I think you're really comfortable with this your N150 barbecue business