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immhotep:
Alliance of Perpetual Charlatans

CC onyeoga madridguy buhariguy omenka shalomc iceberg3 yarimo odvanguard pointzerom t9ksy imperialyoruba odvanguard yorubaassasin alariiwo lzaa Ikenna0b ngeneukwenu captaing00d

Roger3D:
My guy APC are sure winning this election in spite of social media rants. You sef Do you even have a PVC? Those almajiris in Kano and kaduna will make Buhari president while you continue to wail endlessly on the Internet

cc LZAA

kcmichael:
Breaking:Apc Rivers State Guber Aspirant Pastor Tonye Cole meets buhari


See picture below,Wike is a gooner

Islie:
• Says FG to implement el-Rufai panel report

• Ruling party playing politics with it, says PDP
Never submit to bigotry
Corruption and ethnic bigots?
I think apcheat should look at the mirror
Cc immhotep sharpshoota madridguy Roger3D sarkin greenback gmbuharii




http://sunnewsonline.com/apc-mulls-restructuring/

Fukafuka:

sirlekzy:
https://www.lekzyloaded.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/5b9610e97617a.png

The Ondo state command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, have arrested a 35-year-old bricklayer, Dayo Samuel, for allegedly raping a 13-year-old daughter of his neighbor in the Ijoka area of Akure, Ondo State.

Parading the suspect before newsmen, the state Commandant of the NSCDC, Pedro Awili, said the suspect had threatened to kill the victim if she told anybody that he defiled her.

“Abuse and defilement of minors have becoming a recurring crime in Ondo State and NSCDC has been collaborating with other security agencies to ensure that the trend is brought to an end in the state. The suspect will soon be charged to court after the completion of investigation.” Awili said

Speaking to newsmen, the victim said Samuel used to give her N50 or groundnuts to lure her.

“He would give me money or groundnuts before having sex with me. I later told my mother. It is my mother that told the civil defence people to arrest him.” she said

The suspect however denied the allegation. He accused the motrher of the victim of using her daughter to frame him just because they were having a quarrell.

“I didn’t defile the girl; the woman and her child are not telling the truth,” he said.

Source: https://www.lekzyloaded.com/news/bricklayer-arrested-for-allegedly-raping-his-13-year-old-neighbours-daughter

papalsbuIl:
fani kayode I always respect you for your stand
you're a rare gem to the people of yerobas
a warrior a fighter a true son of Oduduwa
you're a blessing to your people
God bless you our in-law.

but Fani I can't believe believe that you of all people are still ignorant of the fast rising and dominating yeroba Muslims that has inflated and dominating the good people of yerobas.

I went through that thread and as usual the only people attacking your honest view are yeroba Muslims all of them
examples are madridguy Corrinthians etc.

I have couple of yeroba friends note when I say yeroba i mean real yerobas not some immigrants from futa jalon that settled in South West of Nigeria
and none of them supports Buhari's government and they're not pro Nigeria.

I told you in one of the DM i sent that one day you'll wake up and discover that the population of yeroba Christians have reduced to 10%.
they're occupying strategic positions in the South West politics and they're are decision makers.
recently osun state declared hijab for all female pupils not minding the Christian so called brothers, later they the yeroba Muslims will tell you that religion doesn't matter but they're busy making pro Muslim decisions in South West while our gullible yeroba Christians watch.
have you ever seen the likes of Tinubu and co speak against fulani herdsmen invasion in South West as the so called yeroba leaders they are? NO
only you and Fayose are the only people speaking up but your so called yeroba brothers are hating on you for daring their caliphate.
what kind of brother supports an outsider against his brother?
a Northerner can never do that irrespective of party affiliation.

mr Fani please get your facts right next time
real omo oduduwa doesn't support evil
real yerobas doesn't support injustice
yeroba Muslims are totally different from real yerobas
God bless you and all lovers of good things and justice
God bless all haters of bad omen like Buhari and his useless government


kiss the truth

Sharpshooota:
Sarkin.... We love you so much
Please learn from this story the gods have rejected bubu
The people certainly don't want him


Cc Lzaa immhotep

Sharpshooota:
Sarkin again

Sarkin:
lol
I been know na na either you or lzaa fi do this kind thing.

Postingdayinfo:
Africans are known around the world mostly for exhuming bad characters and always subjected into a constant pitiful state; it is also a well-known center for massive manufacturing countries to dump substantial products because Africa is a heavy consumer of all goods.

Although the current state of Africa is not that bad as it was in the past; only that its bad sides have been gaining more media attention than the good. We can’t blame the media for that.

But today, we at postingday.com have selected top-notch artists from Africa who inspired the world with their melodious music and showcasing our distinct heritage and well-preserved culture.

Top5 world famous African artists;

1. Youssou N’dour, Senegal

This Grammy Award winner is also a successful businessman who owns a nightclub, television station, and record label. He was Senegal's Minister of Tourism between 2012 and 2013.

In 2004, Rolling Stone Magazine described him as the most famous singer alive.

He is the subject of award-winning films: Return to Gorée (2007) directed by Pierre-Yves Borgeaud and Youssou N'Dour: I Bring What I Love (2008) directed by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi.

N'Dour was cast as Olaudah Equiano in the film Amazing Grace, in 2006.

2. Koffi Olomide

Born in DR Congo, he grew up without a musical background and in 2011 he won the "African Artiste of the Decade Award".

This Soukus singer, dancer, producer, and composer is also well known as Koffi Olomide Mammie Wata. His real name is Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba. He founded Quartier Latin International orchestra with many top notable artistes like Fally Ipupa and Ferré Gola.

3. Angelique Kidjo


This iconic woman whose father was from Benin and mother from Nigeria (Yoruba) has been honored with numerous awards.

The Grammy award winner was described by Time Magazine as "Africa's premier diva"; BBC listed her among the 50 most iconic figures in Africa.

UK Guardian also included her in its Top 100 Most Inspiring Women in the World.

She is the first woman to be listed among "The Most Powerful Celebrities in Africa". On June 6, 2013, Kidjo was elected vice-president of the Confédération Internationale des Sociétés d´Auteurs et Compositeurs (CISAC).

She can be described as the Dolly Parton of Africa.

4. Khalid Hadj Ibrahim

The Algeria born singer is the most popular Rai singer in the world, which has earned him the nickname "King of Ra".

Rai is a type of folk which merges French, Arabic, Spanish and African musical influences together to create one unique masterpiece.

His hit song "Didi" was well accepted in Arabic-speaking countries and other continents, including Europe, where it top charts in France, Belgium and Spain, and in Asia, including India and Pakistan.

The song was also used in a Bollywood film Shreeman Aashiq and Airlift and a Mollywood film titled Highway.

5. Femi Kuti

Son of Nigerian born legendary Afrobeat pioneer, Fela Kuti; this artist uses his music to protest vices in Nigeria such as poverty, corruption, and other prevailing matters in the country and Africa.

His album 'Fight to Win' which was released in 2001, and featured some major American artists like Jaguar Fight and Mos Def is considered as the most remarkable Neo-Afro beat of the 21st century.

He received two Grammy nominations in 2010 for his comeback album, Africa for Africa in 2010.

6. Copyrights Of Postingday.com

If you think we missed one of your favourites, kindly add them in the comments section below.

Source: https://postingday.com/2018/09/09/top5-world-famous-african-artists/

Sarkin:
terrorist lzaa

Roger3D:
Thank God they've banned those bloody ibo drug dealers too.

cc LZAA

Sharpshooota:
Lzaa immhotep esseite paperwhite crownwealth03

amaniro:
You saw tosan and you say he is igbo

priceaction:
Which state that? I never heard of that name before.

bilms:
A group known as Kwara Must Change has been mounting pressure on the Kwara State government to fix bad roads in kwara before the 2019 election.

This is one of the roads identified by Kwara Must Change.

It wrote:

Dear Kwara State Government

This is a Lanwa Road, leading to Agodi Village at Moro Local Govt Area of Kwara State.

It is a death trap and this is the Kwara you have created.

This death trap needs immediate attention and urgent rehabilitation.

Kwara Must Change demand an immediate rehabilitation of this road before the 2019 election.

Kwara Must Change

wakabobo:
The family members of Damilare Taiwo, an Economics student at the University of Lagos, Akoka, have been thrown into mourning following his death a day after he resumed for training at the Nigerian Defence Academy in Kaduna State.

The army authorities reportedly said the 20-year-old slumped and died during a training session last Tuesday.

But the family told Saturday PUNCH that the circumstances surrounding Damilare’s death aroused suspicion, claiming that he was beaten to death.

A brilliant student with a CGPA said to be in the range of Second Class Upper Division, the native of Ile-Ife, Osun State had always wished to be an accomplished army officer.

He had applied for the Regular Combatant Course of the NDA in 2015 at 17, but did not make the list of the successful candidates. Undeterred by hard luck, promising Damilare reapplied for the programme a few months ago.

He was shortlisted on August 8, 2018 among the 10 selected candidates from Osun State for the 70 Regular Combatant Course, coincidentally at a time when he was rounding off his first degree project.

On Saturday, August 25, his father saw him off to Ikorodu Garage – some distance from their residence – beaming with joy that the first child of the family was about to embark on a journey to attain enviable ranks in the profession he had been nursing for years.

“He left Lagos for Kaduna that Saturday, a day after he concluded his project in school, and reported at the training camp on Monday, August 27,” the deceased’s father, Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, told our correspondent.

Narrating Damilare’s journey through life, Oyedele said his death came to the family as a rude shock.



The father recalled, “He finished his secondary school education in 2014 and gained admission to UNILAG the same year to study Economics. He was just 20 years old. He just completed his project.

“When he wanted to leave for Kaduna that Saturday, I advised him to be a good ambassador of the family and prayed for him. He was an easy-going child. He had always wanted to be a soldier.

“In one of his pictures on Facebook, he edited the image of the late Gen. Murtala Muhammed in the N20 note and replaced it with his picture. That is to tell you the passion he had for the Force and how far he wanted to go.

“He had been showing interest in the army since 2011 when he was 13. It is so unfortunate that he could not accomplish his mission.

“The army sent some officers to us last Thursday to tell us about his death. They told us that he collapsed during a training session on Tuesday (August 28).”

Oyedele, a building material dealer, described his son’s death as devastating to the family, lamenting that they had invested so much hope in him. For years, the businessman would battle to get over the heartache of the irreparable loss.

A devout Christian, Damilare was fondly addressed as ‘Pastor Dammy,’ ‘one of the God’s Generals,’ ‘Woli agba,’ among other religious nomenclatures.

“There is no way I can forget him. He was my first child. He was very devoted in churches, both at the community and in his school. It is only God that can comfort me. He was a role model to his two siblings.

“He was a cool-headed person. If he was not reading, he was surfing the Internet, studying the Bible or helping his mother in her shop,” the father added in a hushed tone.

While Oyedele managed to control his emotion, his wife, was inconsolable, crying uncontrollably. She had passed out on hearing the sad news and did not regain consciousness until she was taken to a hospital.

The intensity of her wailing during an encounter with our correspondent six days after the incident showed that the family had, indeed, lost an illustrious son.

She said mournfully, “Won ti kan mi leyin okan (They have broken my canine). I learnt my son was beaten to death whereas the army told us he fell and died.

“I don’t want my son to die in vain. The military said he would be buried in Kaduna, but I don’t want my son to be buried there. They should bring his corpse to Lagos.”

Damilare’s younger brother, Moses, explained that his death was painful, noting that he died with many beautiful plans he had for the family.

“There were a lot of promises. He personally promised to be giving me N10,000 out of his salary every month,” he said.

Moses, who also claimed his brother died under questionable circumstances, urged the military authorities to conduct a postmortem on his corpse.

He added, “The military officers that came told us that he slumped and died. But some of his colleagues called and told us that he was beaten to death during ‘welcome home’ tradition at the camp. They said he was complaining that he was tired, but they did not leave him. The witnesses were afraid to speak out so that they would not run into trouble. We are going to take it up; we want to know the cause of his death.”

Meanwhile, friends of the deceased have paid glowing tributes to him on Facebook. One of his friends by the alias, Gallant Captain Whale, described Damilare as “his mentor.”

Whale wrote, “We love you but God loves you more. I won’t forget moments we spent together, my mentor right from school days. Even at death, you are brave. I love you brother from another mother. Rest in peace.”

To Okpewho Abednego Fikioghene, Damilare was “a leader” from whom he had learnt while they were in secondary school.

He said, “RIP, Damilare. You were the Asst. Head Boy, 2014 set; I was the Asst. Head Boy 2015 set. It was a privilege to learn from a leader like you. Live on; your legacy still remains.”

“It really touched me. Everyone said good (things) about you when you left. God loves you most brother. Rest in peace,” another friend, Its Ba Smith, wrote.

The Course Adviser of the deceased at UNILAG, Dr. Ayodele Shittu, said he was Damilare’s confidant, adding that he was in his office to bid him farewell to Kaduna for the training.

Shittu said, “He was very humble and respectful. Academically, he was very sound and he would be finishing with a very good 2:1 (Second Class Upper Division). He had completed his project.

“The news of his death was very shocking. He came to my office while he was leaving. He hardly hid anything from me. I will miss him.”

Efforts by Punchng correspondent to get the reaction of the NDA to the incident and the allegation raised by the family proved abortive.

When our correspondent contacted the the Director, Defence Information, Brig. Gen. Jogn Agim, he directed him to one Major Yahaya, who said he was no longer the NDA spokesperson.

Yahaya gave Saturday PUNCH the phone number of one Major Abdullahi said to be the current spokesperson for the academy. But when contacted, the receiver said it was a wrong number.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/punchng.com/20-year-old-unilag-student-dies-at-nigerian-defence-academy-family-kicks/amp/

seyesko:
Its just d right side of d direction button that is not working, all other buttons and d analogue are perfectly ok.

seyesko:
Pls where can i get my PS4 pad fix around ikeja axis.

immhotep:
roger3d, sarrki and sarkin will blame IPOB for this.

cc lzaa onyeoga pointzerom gmbuharii greenback

Amberon:
That's your personal problem

Greenback:
Yorubas formed ACN and CPC capitalised on their influence and they formed Apc under the influence and nurture and control of Tinubu but Hausa Fulani capitalised on the sophisticated zombiesm of the Yorubas and became it's president and are in full control of what tinubu/Yorubas nurtured today.
That,Mr sophisticated M,is the true definition of extreme dumbness.

I am a Niger Deltan,but I advise you to leave the Igbos outta your frustrations,thank you.

Lzaa immhotep

Amberon:
Look at this idiot, it is you idiots who are already suffering and malnurished. I am Niger deltans and I didn't mention biafra in my post. You Muslims can't survive on your own and that's a fact. That's why y'all want to die fighting for the unity of the zoo.

adonis89:
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/muslims-groups-demand-holiday-for-islamic-new-year.html

immhotep:
Very kworropt officer.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghI0RI2Bybs

Mophasa:
Heres a rare photo of the nigerian president as a federal minister in 1975...Who can guess the women in the photo?


Source:

http://www.viewsnaija.com/2018/09/throwback-photo-of-president-buhari-as.html?m=1

Groovenaija360:

Festus Keyamo(SAN) has said that over a hundred groups of supporters fell over themselves to purchase the All Progressives Congress(APC) nomination form for president Muhammadu Buhari.

Keyamo, who is the Director-general of the president’s re-election bid said this over Twitter on Thursday.

The human rights lawyer explained that a group, he identified only as NCAN beat other groups to purchase the N45,000,000 expression of interest and nomination forms for the president. As he congratulated them for achieving the goal, many other groups couldn’t.

He wrote:



>> https://groovenaija360.com.ng/over-100-groups-rushing-to-buy-nomination-form-for-buhari/

Greenback:
Lzaa immhotep shalomc onyeoga pointzerom please call 911 o,those kids must be rescued in time o before they harvest their heads

immhotep:
APC minions and dvllardeens are still forging NYSC certificates

cc lzaa onyeoga pointzerom gmbuharii greenback roger3d