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Will you keep quayet!!! The society we are, if a man slaps a woman the man will be dealt with. If a woman slaps a man he will also be blamed /punished. Are you from Pluto? |
I just feel like crying "I will like to share a pathetic story with you and in return will want you to help me share with other Nigerians. I came to visit my father in the hospital where I met and heard the story of a young, ambitious and energetic young boy who has become a shadow of his former self by name Bolaji Kalejaye, 16yrs old all thanks to the mile 12 crises that happened on the 3rd of march 2016. He was on his way home from Jamb exam all happy to share the news of how is exam went when he was hit by a stray bullet piercing his back and coming out in front pulling his intestine out n it dangling,he summoned courage to pack his intestine rushed to the police station where he was sent away(Chai!! Nigerian Police). He fell on d road in pains with everybody passing him by(probably people were running for protection too) not until a neighbour found him(Bolaji lives around d vicinity) and alerted his parents who rushed him to Lasuth and they have been battling with his life since then and lot of money has been spent on him. Please help share this story because I don't understand our government and we re crying for security and protection. one mins, a young boy happy lively on his feet walking on the street of his country and next he is battling with his life . This is a call for help for this family nd also to get the story out there as I know it wasn't recorded. Bolaji scored 250 in his jamb and wants to study medicine. Source: linda ike is blog
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Abeeegiiiiiii Na this kind person they bite us and at the same time blow us breeze. He is part of our problem .... |
We need OPC back. |
See grammer... Melaye why you make Iara spiritual husband vex like this... Kilode
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Are you kidding me... |
Other videos on youtube. |
BLINGZ88:Just six minutes video. You can search about them on google. |
[email][/email]I have been following every episode of their programme on Silverbird TV.I must be sincere,I'm really inspired. This is the kind of initiatives I expect the likes of MTN,Glo and Etisalat to sponsor. It will definitely create more jobs to the unemployed. I see a high level of sincerity in what they do. God bless you guys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_0viIK5ouw |
No more free money No more evasion of taX No more tax waiver |
This sounds so strange. The rate of killing for rituals have increased. Do they get dollars from ritual money? |
Fault* Our farmers are not capable of feeding the nation with their local rice. Rice produce in Nigeria cannot feed 1/3 of Nigeria population. Why is nobody thinking about our population? Even if $=N,our problems still remains. Our uncontrollable population growth is a MAJOR concern. A policy of maximum of 3 child per couple will save our future. |
Sibrah:****dont you know that when you take supply from 33KV line,the probability of having constant supply is high. Keep wondering how many transformers will be as cold as ice water if a 33KV line cant boast of 1hr supply a day. ![]() |
As I'm writing this I'm sweating profusely,I've been practically angry at everyone since I came back from work. For the past six years, I've not experienced terrible power failure like this.Our transformer picks supply from a 33kv line,which make us have at least 15 hours supply of electricity everyday,except if there is a major fault. Then,N500 petrol can remain in my generator for 3 months,I hardly switch it on because I also have inverter. I came back from work,I was told we only have 15 minutes power supply since morning. Nowhere to buy petrol, I have tried and tried,the heat is damn too much. I decide to sit outside and it seems some force command the air not to blow. Price of food stuff has increased sharply,what kind of Country is this.Why is the word Buhari synonymous with suffering. I just remembered that our president did not handle any personal successful business since he left office as a head of state. Look at his cattle farm,the cows be like something wey get AIDS. Frankly speaking, some people are like that,they are failure personified. I pray it won't be the case this time around because it involves all of us. I don't even know what to type again.I just tire |
Ppl don't be deceived kα̲̅γ̲̣̣̥,nobody should demand anything from you.Wondering why the guy put his phone number and bb pin |
Any car racing game for blackberry bold 4 |
Guys that's the best option,Dasuki knows what he's doing.When you negotiate with them it gives you room to know them,to know their mind and it will be easy to take them out anytime they miss behave.Guys think clearly that's the best option.That's how they got the weak point of ND militants. |
A friend of mine just narrated this to me.He is in a serious relationship with a girl,infact the girls aunt and mum were aware of this relationship.Durin the girls first month in her place of primary assignment(nysc) she left her ppa to spend a wkend wit a guy she met in camp on a friday.my friend calld her phone but it was switchd off.He later calld her friends number which she has forgotten she used to cal d guy once.They were able to resolv it n she returnd to her base d nxt day.Recently durin her POP on thursday,she took a pix with d guy holdin her from d back n d guy uploaded it on his fb wall n tag her.my friend saw it,calld her n talk to her wit annoyance but d girl says she didnt ask d guy to upload d pix.He cut d phone n since then theyve not been talkin n the pix is stil on fb.what do u suggest. |
I just got the message on my bb now. |
It is possible to have credible election in Nigeria.With this few points of mine I believe you will agree with me that it is possible. 1. Every Nigerian must have a valid National ID card with correct data. 2. Our national ID cards should be requested for in virtually everything that we do,e.g opening bank account,admission process in our institutions,job interview,hospitals,e.t.c. With this we can get accurate data of every citizen that is 18 yrs and above. 3. During the voting registration exercise,potential voters are required to come along with their national ID card since only citizens that are 18 yrs and above are eligible to vote,therefore they must register with their national ID card in other to capture their correct data.This will checkmate under age registration. 4. Voters registration should be for ONLY those with their national ID card.If only we are serious about it b4 the next election we can have the data of every Nigerian. 5. The registration machines should be networked so that multiple registration can be detected in no time.GSM service provider were able to achieve this,u cant register twice with a phone number. 6. The registration period should last for minimum of three months so that people will be able to register in the polling unit closer to their home. VOTING 7. The voting procedure should be explicit enough,everybody should be aware of the process involve so that INEC official wont need to keep explaining over n over again at the polling units. 8. Voters are expected to come for accreditation b4 the voting proper. 9. Before the voting start,those that did accreditation earlier should line up and the number of voters should be announced to everyones hearing. 10. Voters must ensure that the total number of votes must not exceed the total number of those that were accredited. 11. Result at each polling unit must be pasted for everyone to see. 12. The result of all the polling units should be made public by the REC of each state through a live broadcast so that voters can reconcile the result at their units with the ones INEC is presenting.With this we can all do the calculation together. For me I think this is one of the ways we can have a credible election in Nigeria. Comments are welcome. |
otokx:Radio Nigeria network news this morning |
I honourable Lwise hereby move a motion for the ammendment of the NYSC scheme to allow graduates to serve their nation in their respective geo political zone with effect from 27th of April 2011. If you support the motion say HI |
What is this madness of destruction by this Irate youths targeting Corpers and Churches? Corpers have done this nation proud by giving their best during the general elections. The NYSC commandant should immediately relocate all corpers to their state of origin to pervent further loss of precious corpers. I advocate the scrapping of NYSC programme as it has not met its original objective of uniting this country, rather it has brought pains and sorrow to many families who have lost loved ones during their service year. |
Im not so impressed with the government response to the security in the troubled areas of this country. ARE WE SURE THIS COUNTRY IS IN A SAFE HAND? IS GEJ TOO WEAK TO RULE THIS COUNTRY IM NOT HAPPY AT ALLLLL |
The Headline above is ment to attract people which sends wrong signal before reading the content.I dont know why the newspaper did this.When I find it difficult opening thE website I was almost crying bc I thought all the corps members were roasted.I wish the government shouldnt take this issue lightly with 'the nation' newspaer.How I wish Im the IG I would have dealth with this company pasonally and the company will never remain the same again.That caption alone could lead to civil WAR.NEXT TIME DONT BE silly WITH YOUR HEADLINES. |
WRONG CAPTION THEY never knew that evil was on the way. All was calm in the neighbourhood, although the news had been broken that rioters were on the rampage in the city. Suddenly, it got noisy and rowdy outside the building where no fewer than 50 National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members huddled together, feeling safe, away from the madness that had seized the city by the throat. Angry youths protesting the results of the presidential election stormed the Nigerian Christian Corpers Fellowship (NCCF) Secretariat in the heart of Minna, the Niger State capital. They forcibly locked the Corps members in and set the building on fire. But the leader of the Corps members, fondly called Papa by his colleagues, found the strength to break down the door and set his colleagues free. “Some had burns,” one of the lucky boys and girls told The Nation at the Army Barracks, where they are taking refuge. He said they were initially few at the “Family House”, as the secretariat is called by NCCF members, but many rushed in to escape the rioting near their homes in other parts of the city. “We were taken by surprise. We couldn’t retrieve anything from the fire,” he said, pleading for anonymity so that, according to him, his relatives would not panic over his safety. The building was smouldering yesterday. The irate youths also burnt the NCCF 18-seater bus, which was bought two months ago, and a motorcycle belonging to the fellowship. The development has forced the NYSC to direct all Corps members in Chanchaga (Minna) Local Government Area to relocate from their homes to the Nigeria Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) barracks on the outskirts of the city. Two NYSC officials were taking care of about 200 “refugees” at the barracks. Religious organisations have sent relief materials to them. The Family House of the NCCF, a fellowship centre and a lodge for Christian corps members, was one of the seven worship centres burnt by the youths who said they were protesting the emergence of Dr Goodluck Jonathan as winner of the presidential election. If the “Minna 50” were lucky, not so four of their colleagues and two police officers in Bauchi. They were killed by rioters. Christian Association of Nigeria {CAN} chair Bishop Musa Tula said more than 20 people died in the violence unleashed on innocent people by those he suspected to be political thugs. Several churches, cars, homes and business houses were burnt. The police said over 200 suspects had been arrested in connection with the violence in Bauchi metropolis, Misau and Azare Dambam. Banks and government businesses in the state capital have closed. Three churches, including Gospel Life Church and Deeper Life Church in the state capital, were burnt. Another one in Bara, Alkaleri Local Government Area, was burnt. It was learnt that trouble started when some youths said to be CPC supporters suddenly went berserk over the results of the election. The new police commissioner deployed to the state to ensure a hitch-free election, Ammama John Abakasanga, told reporters yesterday that over 200 suspects had been arrested. He said four Youth Corps members were killed in Itas Gadau during the election. He added that no fewer than 20 other Corps members were still missing. The Commissioner said the police rescued 20 of the 51 corps members in Itas Gadau, Jamare and Dabam local government areas. The rescued Corps members are at the Police Officers’ Mess, Bauchi. But the NYSC secretariat in Bauchi yesterday kept quiet over the corps members. Abakasanga said a Divisional Crime Officer (DCO), Police Division, Jama’are Local Government Area and a woman Corporal were killed in Giade. The Divisional Police Officer and DCO of Dabam Local Government were injured. They are hospitalised. The police boss said his men recovered three ballot boxes and 10 locally made guns from the suspects, who include two under age children. There were looting and burning yesterday by youths who seized shops, business premises and the streets as early as 7a.m., attacking innocent citizens. Residents of Igbo quarters, Zango, Railway and most parts of the metropolis fled to the Army and Police barracks as the arson continued. The INEC offices in Bauchi, Jamare, Misau, Dabam and Itas Gadau were torched. The Resident Electoral Commissioner in the state, Senator Iliya Audu, told reporters that all the offices were looted before being set ablaze. Audu said at the INEC office in Bauchi, 500 laptops, 16 power generating sets, cabinets and burglary proof belonging to the commission were stolen before the building was set on fire. No fewer than 6,000 persons have been displaced, Abubakar Adamu, Bauchi State Secretary, Nigeria Red Cross Society, said. According to Abubakar, about 23 others, who are injured, have been hospitalised. On the over 6000 displaced, the Red Cross boss said: “No food or any kind of aid has been supplied to them. They desperately need food. And the State Emergency Management Agency is yet to respond, despite their knowledge of these people’s situation.” He said residents who ran away for fear of being attacked were returning to their homes. http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/3592-rioters-lock-in-50-nysc-members-set-building-on-fire.html |
Im a polytechnic graduate of elect/elect with lower credit.Im working in a power and control engineering company.I wan to further my education and I dont know where to start im just confuse,im not shy about it I just need somebody to enlighten me pls. |
It cant work.then go just they fuuuuck thierselves till day break |
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