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Makemefit12op:
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In 45 minutes time I will update you guys.

9:52 it's 1 hour after, and you are yet to do the update.

maureensylvia:
Am in kano, your comment is not true sir

then get us current pictures to back up your claims.

morgstreme:
Bloody IPOB!

Pain is your bane!

Agu g'egbu gi n'uwaa!

agu?
The pics below is part of my interior.

Check the time, it's 2 minutes different.
IPOB with Ball.

I was in Kano last November. all those places looks dirty. Give current pictures with with dates attached.
Not editing ones.

MrSensor:
you must always have a second user account that you will be using when your primary account is banned for a certain period.

Thanks man, planning to do that soon

MrSensor:
you should be angry but instead you are happy. Are you OK

my brother I'm happy because the Id-ot ----44 that baned me though the ban will never expire

black9:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/03/fani-kayode-never-assaulted-sexually-harassed-any-of-us-favour-anthony/amp/

you speaks more like a paid side chick.
No reasonable pastor will ever want to interfere in this type of matter.

adenigga:
Source: https://m.punchng.com/Metro/Bus-drivers-kill-LASTMA-officer-beat-colleague-to-a-coma

finally out of ban,
Hello, Hello, 1, 2. I'm testing the microphone.

Factshunter:
Orlu: 33 clerics, elders allegedly detained as Army searches for ESN camps




https://thenationonlineng.net/orlu-33-clerics-elders-allegedly-detained-as-army-searches-for-esn-camps/amp/


Mynd44

meanwhile cheik Gumi was busy taking pictures with Fulani bandit's.
The level of Double standard in this Nation is nothing to write home about.

One of the many problems of NIGERIA down.
Allaihanbudulaihi.

May he rest in peace

IPOB and Mazi Nnamdi kanu has reset his brain.

With this type of piercing, guy she's definitely going to come back. She's still on the Exam matter.

RayJr:
Advice Needed: My Sister Was Almost Raped

Good evening guys, I trust Y'all had a great day.

I will try to make this as short and simple as possible.

My kid sister texted me on WhatsApp this evening saying she almost got raped by the guy crediting her online wallet for her, I drove straight to my mum's store because I was just leaving the office.

Now I met her and asked what's up.

She has an online wallet where she recharges decoders, pays electricity bills for people, sells airtime and data etc. She is a student and she's doing that business in my mum's store so she could help herself in school.

She said someone sent her 30k to pay his electricity bill and also recharge his decoder for him so she went to the guy's shop to get her account credited but he wasn't there then she called him and he directed her to his house in that same street very close to the shop.
She got there and the guy tried forcing himself on her, mind you she's on her period, she refused and during the scuffle she lost one of her earrings, she begged me not to take action that the guy has apologised, seeing that I was very hurt and I wanted to confront the guy at that moment. while she was explaining to me the guy called and kept on apologizing but I'm not having any of that.

I wanted to call some of my friends to beat up the guy but after she begged me, I still want confront the guy, warn him seriously but I need advice on if that's the best thing to do or which way do you think is best to approach the situation?

No insults please. Thank you all

I made a contribution and was banned by anti spam



Like I said before I was banned, if the goung man is an Igbo business guy, no need to call police, he likes your sister and doesn't know how to go about it and make her his girl. His intention might not be to rape her, but to force her to himself. The most advice should be to your sister. He might be your future in-law.

RayJr:
Advice Needed: My Sister Was Almost Raped

Good evening guys, I trust Y'all had a great day.

I will try to make this as short and simple as possible.

My kid sister texted me on WhatsApp this evening saying she almost got raped by the guy crediting her online wallet for her, I drove straight to my mum's store because I was just leaving the office.

Now I met her and asked what's up.

She has an online wallet where she recharges decoders, pays electricity bills for people, sells airtime and data etc. She is a student and she's doing that business in my mum's store so she could help herself in school.

She said someone sent her 30k to pay his electricity bill and also recharge his decoder for him so she went to the guy's shop to get her account credited but he wasn't there then she called him and he directed her to his house in that same street very close to the shop.
She got there and the guy tried forcing himself on her, mind you she's on her period, she refused and during the scuffle she lost one of her earrings, she begged me not to take action that the guy has apologised, seeing that I was very hurt and I wanted to confront the guy at that moment. while she was explaining to me the guy called and kept on apologizing but I'm not having any of that.

I wanted to call some of my friends to beat up the guy but after she begged me, I still want confront the guy, warn him seriously but I need advice on if that's the best thing to do or which way do you think is best to approach the situation?

No insults please. Thank you all

He likes your sister there's no two way about it. Most Igbo shy young business guys behaves like that, their will be no need to call police or drag him to court, just invite for talk, let him know the implementations of his action in a matured way, he may end up your in-law.

To me I don't suspect your sister, I only see two that admire themselves,

TheRareGem1:
This is a good thing..it's a good thing that the northern govs show up...but what will happen to the northerners that left onto to their respective states nau

why I like my self be say I no dey shame to speak broken.

Nne ehh those that left onto their respective States are safe.

Taping in your Grace sir. Happy birthday

I wrote the same thing about them yesterday.

Ya Allah na suse
APC will continue to rule this nation till next 50yrs Insha Allah.

Samson0599:
what a low IQ,even a 12 year old shouldn't reason this way.

then why the mention if you are not embarrassed with your brother

johnmartus:
This dude will have wife at home...With just your 2by2 shop instead to face your damn business you are gossiping around market.

point of correction 2by2 shop with a warehouse. Put some respect

Let me tell you a true story of how an average Yoruba man thinks and behaves.

A True Story
Today Monday, 15-2-2021. We came to the market, Alaba Int'l market. Some groups of Hausa boys (foot soldiers) where attacking motorist and business people, between the Hour of 7:00am to 9:00am. For reasons best known to them, whether to cause a problem that will cause fight between Igbos and Hausa. because we've not witness this type of situation before, there was confusion on how to calm the situation so it doesn't escalate another thing.

That is where this my Yoruba friend, morufu (real name) he has a canter where he repairs DVD at the entrance of my line, started say bad words about the Hausa boy,. How they kill somebody in Ibadan last week that's causing an uproar now. How they systematically collect some part of Ilorin from them. Hausa this Hausa that.

Now this afternoon I was going to get something for a customer, I overheard the same morufu, discussing with one of his aboki customer (Hausa) though I don't know where their discussion is coming from, that the reason Igbos are doing like is because Buhari is the President.

Ctorch:
PRESS RELEASE

Anioma, Not A Part Of Biafra - Press Release.
The attention of Ndi Anioma of Nigeria, the umbrella body covering Anioma people at home and in Diaspora has been drawn to the recent protest associated with a group of people, in the name of Biafra, in which protesters of South East origin are calling for the secession of a separate state of Biafra from Nigeria.

The purpose of this dissent, they have admitted, also relates to the deserved arrest of a UK-based Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the man behind the venomous Radio Biafra. Like most observers who followed the nature of Biafra in 1967, Ndi Anioma is of the view that Biafra died permanently in 1970 with the surrender speech made by Philip Effong in which he emphatically stated ‘Biafra ceases to exist’, following Col. Emeka Odimegwu Ojukwu's flee to Ivory Coast.
In spite of this circumstance, a few resentful people of South-East origin who are attempting to exploit a non-existent opportunity to make the present democratic dispensation ungovernable, have keyed into MASSOB’s long-time motive designed to secede their people. Worse still, some people of that region have gone on a wild chase of goose, making diagrammatic representation in an irredentist manner where important territories outside the South-East, including our Anioma have been included in their inventive maps to convince the world on the expansiveness of Biafra and probably for the benefit of oil in Anioma.

These people have made a long journey from their South-East region to Asaba, the Delta State capital, blocking off major roads to give the false impression that the Anioma people have agreed to be part of Biafra. But for posterity, Ndi Anioma must make its position clear thus:

1. Anioma has never been part of Biafra in history or administration. For record purposes, Anioma was first situated in the Western Region, then Midwestern Region, Bendel State and now Delta State in the South-South. We cannot for any reason afford to be forcefully strong-armed into any region, outside the region within the South-South geographical zone, where it is presently located or any other government outside the Nigerian control now or anytime in future. In order words, we belong to the Federal Republic of Nigeria and no other country.

2. To buttress the above, our people accompanied Chief Obafemi Awolowo-led delegation of Western and Mid-western leaders to Enugu, in May 6, 1967 just before the outbreak of the civil war to discourage Col. Chukwuemeka Odimegwu-Ojukwu from declaring Biafra because not only did we foresee it as an exercise in futility but because it was certain that it was bound to invite massive loss of lives, properties and sufferings and so it was. This stance of Anioma fathers and people of our region remain the same till date.

3. There was never a time, place nor venue, the leadership or representatives of the Anioma region, whether the political or traditional council, technocrats, student union nor social-cultural organization of Anioma extraction met and agreed to enter into any form of alliance with the people of the South-East or any region in existence, whether within or outside Nigeria to belong to or actualize a separate state of Biafra.
Henceforward, the representation of Anioma in different maps of Biafra does not and cannot amount to Anioma being part of Biafra. That can only be in the figment of the imagination of desperate irredentist adventurers who creatively made such maps to satisfy their thirst for empire-building. They may make Anioma to exist in their maps, but the world must note that it does not have our consent as we reject that tag, vehemently.

4. The Anioma nation challenges pro-Biafra advocates to provide any evidence or agreement in which Anioma leaders allied with them to secede from Nigeria and become part of Biafra for the entire world to see.
5. Pro-Biafra groups should understand that barricading our roads and shutting down socio-economic activities in our region cannot earn them our backing nor patronage, the reason we appeal to them to leave our people out of their struggle and concentrate efforts in the South-East where their agitation has not even received a nod from Ndigbo.

6. Asaba remains the capital of Delta State and Delta State remains one of the 36 states of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

7. It is most irrational that pro-Biafrans who claim to fight for their freedom should invade our land and deny us freedom of movement, freedom of association and the right to engage in socio-economic activities thereby subjecting our people to hardships and sorrows. That is an overt attempt to make our people their slaves overnight. We will not tolerate any further infringement into our region. The River Niger is a natural boundary they must respect.

8. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not familiar to the Anioma region and we cannot remember any contribution he has rendered towards the growth and development of our region. We cannot also remember him attending a mere social function of the Anioma people as to warrant our people to die for him. Frequent announcement that Anioma is part of Biafra on Radio Biafra is far from being a favour because we are not prepared to be dragged into any situation that may threaten the territorial integrity of Nigeria nor to prosecute any war. Anioma is Anioma, not Biafra!
The case of Nnamdi Kanu, is one in a million examples that once again compels us to wonder why we should always be remembered in times of their selfish needs. They had better understand that we are not their Messiah as we also have our own challenges bordering on marginalisation to deal with. So do other ethnic groups in the country. But we have not threatened to burn down our nation.
48 years ago, the reckless drive into Anioma territory by Biafrans led to the Anioma genocide in which several Anioma people were massacred in Asaba, Ibusa, Igbodo, Ogwashi-Uku, Otulu and Isheagu of the former Asaba Division. To keep silent on this current incursion into Anioma territory can only demonstrate that Anioma people have learnt nothing from their past. Memories of that war in which our people lost everything is still living with us. We remember with horror, during the Civil war how fleeing Biafrans destroyed the River Niger bridge, leaving our people to face the rampaging federal troop, resulting in near annihilation of our people. If the people of the South-East require any alliance with our people, such alliance should be rested on the development of the Anioma area within the confine of Nigeria and not a confederation to prosecute a war against the Nigerian state.
In conclusion, we advise those in the South-East who are agitating for a dead cause on the following:

1. Any attempt to secede will result in a war which will not only shatter their region but will definitely make the 1967-1970, a child’s play

2. The challenges of the people such as complaint of marginalization and poor state of federal roads are real but it is not expected that conflict be used to solve it. It becomes imperative that the people of these region put their representatives on their toes to deliver to the region and committedly key into the agenda of President Muhammadu Buhari to address these challenges and many more.
Finally, we cannot deny the fact that certain adventurers of Anioma origin still exist who have barefacedly and rapidly given their interest to Biafra seekers but we must warn that these people are far from speaking on our behalf. The attitudes of some of our youths, most of who did not experience the last civil war and innocently crave for one, can only be considered as a dangerous juvenile act. Our people cannot see the path to development and choose war for any reason.

By this timely warning, Ndi Anioma of Nigeria, the registered socio-cultural organization of the Anioma people shall begin to encourage other Anioma organizations to give our people proper orientations on this development. With this statement, Anioma people are putting the world on notice and at the same time, placing it on record that Anioma is not and cannot be part of Biafra despite the frequent use of the region’s name by such advocates.

We pledge our total and unalloyed support to the Federal government of Nigeria. On one Nigeria we stand.
God Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria
God bless Delta State
God Bless Anioma


Duly Signed by :
Lauretta Onochie
Emeka Esogbue
Gloria Adagbon
Emmanuel Nwaokolo
Smart Ajaja
Frank Ofili
Benson Ozour
Harris Pen Ogbolu
Lawrence Sc Egwali
Gregory Ogbolu
Ifeanyi Onwuli
Fidelis Chimokwu
Andy Okolo

http://abusidiqu.com/press-release-anioma-not-a-part-of-biafra/

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mosuru olarinde and Lauretta onochie, who want to take them serious

DaddyRochie1642:
Youths wey suppose dey their house and enjoy some Hot Akara with soft bread and some Fried Plantain to use and hold body and soul together

olosh_ what else did you know if not visiting one hotel to another.

MeghaneMorgane:
Hi,
Please I recently created this account to avoid people knowing me as I am an active member.

Now I met a handsome young man through a professional group chat. One time I posted a message on the group, he went to check my dp and sent me a message afterwards. He is in his 30s and I'm in my 20s He asked me if I was married, I said no. I asked the same question he said no, and then he started to show so much interest in me. He went straight to the point about wanting something serious and wanting to know me better. We chatted for some days exchanged pictures and then I proposed we meet in person. Like joke, in less than a week of chatting the guy is coming to my city to see me.

I'm now beginning to realise that maybe this guy is not joking. Because of how serious he is, I am beginning to like him. I didn't read any meaning to our conversations when it initially started but now, it is like I'm falling head over heels for him. I'm trying to restrain not to show him that I like him too much so that he will not come and take me for granted. I am not being difficult but I'm just being cautious. But the problem now is that it is getting harder and harder to restrain myself by the day. Please I need advise on how not to show this guy that I like him too much.

PS: Please nobody should insult me. Just advice me. Thanks.

show him your nude pics. Let start from there

When is he going to surprise her with a new car.

hotwax:
all you igbos ranting here. Can you listen to yourself. You claimed yoruba mocked you when python dance blahblah...and when you hear of any news of fulani attack on yoruba you come here to celebrate...

can we still blame yorubas for mocking you for python dance? You hate yorubas... thats all..you dont have to give excuse for your hatred.

Both yorubas and igbos have political sellout like tinubu and umahi, making this fight difficult for them. You both have a common enemy. But your hates wont let you think straight...

your cycle of mockery will continue when fulanis attack enugu...brain una no get

which your people too can learn from your sermon.

A close look at the vehicle show's that it was in the middle of the road, doesn't look like it was packed. What are you trying to hide.

N

Nyeso Chukwunwike want to destroy this party before he finally port to APC. We are watching in 3D.