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Roger3D:
They are wasting their time. See wettin catch am
CC LZAA

Jonathan:
ALL THESE BASTARD OSU IPOB PIGS WON'T LIKE THIS PICS


SEE HOW CLEAN IBADAN IS


ALL LIKE THE OSU IPOB LANDLOCKED EROSION DIRTY REGION

ngadaAwo:
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okpo ntu
so you're still engaged in ikpo n'ike nsi
kwusi that thing odiro mma
girls plenty

cc
gidgiddy
imhotep
lzaa

yarimo:
I totally agree with lai Muhammed 100 %

nwakibie3:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/280418-lai-mohammed-lied-nigerian-govt-paid-large-ransom-to-free-dapchigirls-un.html

ChidiAlaigbo:
I was starting to get depressed THEN I saw this.....Kikikikikiki


Cc Immhotep lzaa lzaa lzaa

HeWrites:
In a bid to dispel the notion that living abroad is paradise, @Mochievous has narrated her experience of hardship abroad.

Read her tweets below;

https://www.torimill.co/travel/9433/living-abroad-is-more-difficult-than-living-in-nigeria-lady.html

felasey1:
Good morning my people. Dont we all have that one, two or possibly many apps we hardly use on our mobile phone. i mean the ones you freeze and keep most idle. like my gtbank app because money no dey inside the account to transfer sef

what is/are the most idle apps on your mobile device ?

sarrki:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/280345-i-may-run-for-president-al-mustapha-ex-abacha-cso.html

stane007:
A Nigerian man who was being deported lost his life after having an alteration with officials, where he told them, they would have to carry him like a dead man.

Bolante Alo, the Nigerian man who died after an altercation with Canada border services officers, promised he wouldn’t go quietly if ordered out of the country.

Evidence submitted by Kenzie Wingert at the first of Alo’s two detention hearings outlines how his refusal to co-operate with any potential deportation order escalated over time.

“You will have to carry me like a dead man, because I’m not going to my death,” Alo is quoted as saying in evidentiary documents submitted by Wingert — the legal counsel representing minister of public safety and emergency preparedness Ralph Goodale — on July 26 at Alo’s first detention hearing.

By that point, Alo had been detained for 48 hours. This was his first detention hearing, administered by the immigration division of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.

Alo died Aug. 7 after an altercation with Canada Border Services Agency officers while on a KLM airlines plane bound for Amsterdam. The plane hadn’t yet departed Calgary’s airport when the 49-year-old Alo went into medical distress; he was pronounced dead at Peter Lougheed hospital about 90 minutes later.

Wingert drew attention to two statements in the documents she submitted for Alo’s July 26 hearing. The first: “On that day (of deportation), I will be the dog on a leash, and you will have to drag me through fire. I am a dead man. I have nothing to lose.” The second: “I understand that you have concerns that I will cause an issue that will disrupt my removal. You are absolutely correct about this. I will cause a big issue and will not go.”

Source: https://lailasnews.com/you-will-have-to-carry-me-like-a-dead-man-nigerian-man-before-he-died-during-deportation/

themomentng:
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.thecable.ng/ribadu-people-of-northern-nigeria-most-backward-in-the-world/amp

Roger3D:
Do you need the road? Your people say they need nothing from the 'zoo'. Are you guys confused or what?

blacknp:
All those old Generals that damaged Nigeria and want to sabotage President Buhari's government?those Cowards did it in 1985,they have come again Babaginda obasanjo & co,this time around it is democracy no back door takeover of Government,they wil fail woefully.

Only lazy people with lack of innovation are the ones complaining today,go out and create wealth and stop hating,The President of The Federal Republic of Nigeria owes you nothing,do you have a paralysis problem and need Federal aid? And with all due respect do you even have a tax identification number?especially for someone like yourself that doesn't pay any Federal tax to the F.I.R.S.

Go and meet your State Governor & Local Government Chairman & Councillor,if your representatives in the Senate and House of Reps in Abuja are a bit too far out of your reach.

chinjo:
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/sunnewsonline.com/arewa-youths-back-saraki-cautions-oshiomhole-on-utterances/amp/

Roger3D:
I thought IPOB people say they want nothing from Nigeria. Which one come be dis na? But on a serious note the SE is getting from the Buhari administration more than it deserves. Let's see how they vote next year

samebony1:
ANOTHER BLOW TO BUHARI HATERS

The Federal Executive Council meeting on Wednesday reviewed upward the contract for road project in Enugu State.

The Minister of Power Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola briefed State House correspondents at the end of FEC meeting chaired by Acting President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Villa, Abuja

According to him, the project which was initially awarded at the cost of N10.3 billion in 2012 was to serve six different communities.
The project was initiated by the previous administration, but was not funded, neither was provisions made for erosion control.

Giving reasons for the increase, he said, that there is also need to provide for erosion control, "the project suffered failed implementation due to lack of funding."
http://thenationonlineng.net/fec-approves-n15-73-billion-road-project-in-enugu/

Giftedhand92:
A corp member serving in Lagos State, narrowly escaped death, this morning after being knocked down by a reckless Danfo driver..

The incident happened at Igbo Efon, Lekki Epe expressway. The victim identified as Morenikeji, is currently receiving treatment at LUTH, while the driver is being held.

From Zenithnaija.com

More below:

https://zenithnaija.com/corps-member-knocked-down-by-a-reckless-driver-in-lagos-graphic-photo/

stephenduru:
As His Royal Highness Eze Cletus Ilomuanya, the Obi of Obinugwu ancient Kingdom hosts the 2018 New Yam festival of Obinugwu kingdom, His Excellency, Goodluck Ebere Jonathan, Rt. Hon. Emeka Ihedioha, Hon. Jones Onyerieri, amongst others were special guests at the event.Hon. Emeka Ihedioha was pictured kneeling down to greet GEJ at the event


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/08/former-house-of-reps-member-emeka.html

Brains1990:
Chelsea keep loaning and throwing away brilliant and talented players. Players like Kennedy, Kenneth, Ake and Traore among others should have been given the opportunity to showcase their talents.

yanabasee:
We also have the newly reformed BMCs...

smile4chris:
Their names should be boldly written on their clothes so we can know the names of the officers brutalising us...with this most of them will behave themselves.they can be easily identified now...

GisterBlogger:
GISTMORE.COM



Source - http://gistmore.com/igp-collapses-sars-teams-renames-unit-fsars

ProjectNaija:
WHY PDP IS TEN TIMES BETTER THAN APC
Femi Aribisala.

APC is an expired drug. Nigerians now know what it means to vote against good luck.

I have said time and again I am not a member of the PDP. I am saying it again. I have never been and will never be a member of any political party in Nigeria. I have also said I do not know personally, have never met or even ever spoken to President Goodluck Jonathan, although I remain as ardent in his support as I was during the 2015 election.

Before you call me a liar, let me state here for the record that I finally had the privilege of speaking to President Jonathan a few weeks ago. A nice lady named Doris phoned me, pleased she was finally able to reach me. She had a simple message: President Jonathan would like to speak to me. She then gave me his phone-number.

So, I finally had the opportunity to speak to President Jonathan for the very first time. Speaking to him took me back to thinking about the heady days of the 2015 presidential elections. I am of the opinion that history is already beginning to vindicate President Jonathan and to restore his legacy, in spite of incessant APC propaganda.

We have now had three and a half years of APC rule. We have now seen what APC change actually entails. We are no longer under any illusions. Even though the APC has spent the last few years re-litigating what was wrong with the PDP, it should now be clear that the PDP is far better than the APC; at least ten times better.

Stolen ideas

In three and a half years in power, there is no single original idea of note that has emanated from the APC. What it has been doing is to claim PDP ideas as its own. APC claims credit to the TSA when in fact it is of PDP inspiration. It claims credit for the turn-around maintenance of our refineries when it is in fact a Jonathan/PDP legacy. It claims credit for increased rice production in Nigeria, when it was the PDP that achieved this.

APC claims credit for the rehabilitation of rail lines in Nigeria, but the truth is that this is essentially a PDP initiative. It claimed PDP stole the money earmarked for buying weapons to fight Boko Haram, then went ahead to use the same weapons it said were non-existent to equip the army to fight Boko Haram. NERC Chairman, Sam Amadi, stressed that improvements in power supply are the result of the efforts made by the Jonathan administration.

If we are now celebrating the end of polio in Nigeria, it has nothing to do with the APC and everything to do with the PDP. If we are indeed well on our way to self-sufficiency in rice production, it is because of the activities of the PDP, and not because of the inactivity of APC. In three and a half years, APC has added precious little to PDP achievements. On the contrary, it has degraded many milestones.

From bad to worse

Bill Gates hailed Nigeria’s fight against polio under Jonathan and the PDP as one of the great world achievements of 2014. However, the same Bill Gates identifies Nigeria under Buhari and the APC as one of the most dangerous places in the world to give birth with the fourth worst maternal mortality rate in the old. He also identified the government’s economic policy as dismally ineffectual.

Indeed, everything under this APC government has gone from bad to worse. The economy is worse. The cost of living is worse. The security situation is worse. The naira is worse. The unity of Nigerians is worse. The corruption index is worse. The NEPA situation is worse. The ministers in the presidential cabinet are worse. The liberty of Nigerians is worse. The rule of law is worse. The political climate is toxic.

We are not just saddled with an incompetent government. We are saddled with one that merely watches while we are being murdered in our homes, farms and churches. We are saddled with a government that tells us the choice we have is either to lose our land to carpetbaggers or lose our lives. We are saddled with a government that defines itself as a northern, instead of a national government; with all its security architecture in the hands of northerners.

In 16 years in power, the PDP not only cleared Nigeria’s debts of some $30 billion, it borrowed a total of only 6 trillion naira. However, in only 3 years, the APC has returned Nigeria to debtor status and borrowed a whopping 11 trillion naira. We are yet to see what all this new debt has been spent on.

Lack of integrity

The APC is the party that boasts of integrity but lacks integrity. This ensures it embarrasses itself with one scandal after the other. From the Babachir Lawal’s ‘grasscutter’ scandal, the Abdulrashid Maina’s pension and recall scam, the NHIS scandal, the EFCC Chairman Ibrahim Magu’s scandal to the recent Kemi Adeosun NYSC certificate forgery scandal; the APC fails to act against corruption while nevertheless fooling itself that it is a champion of anti-corruption.

Unlike the proverbial charity, APC’s anti-corruption does not begin at home in the APC. The party encourages and molly-cuddles the corrupt. Indeed, it has an open-door policy for the corrupt. Once you are in APC or you decamp to APC, you are automatically whitewashed from corruption allegations.

Once you have corruption allegations to answer before the EFCC, all you need to do is defect to the APC and you will be welcome with open arms. Your corruption case will also suddenly disappear. This is the case with Godswill Akpabio. He had a pending case of corruption with the EFCC but has now quickly defected from the PDP to the APC. That singular act is likely to whitewash him and dustbin his case.

Anti-corruption for the APC is declaring Rotimi Amaechi innocent until proven guilty; while declaring Diezani Allison-Madueke guilty until proven innocent.

Whatever anyone may think or say about the PDP, it is a national party. As a matter of fact, it remains the only national party in Nigeria to date in this republic. Its membership and strength stretch from North to South and from East to West.

Not so the APC. The APC is a sectarian party. It is an agglomeration of regional parties that merged together for the sake of capturing the presidency. Once this happened, their sectarianism came back to the fore.

On his inauguration, the president told Nigerians: “I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody.” However, the APC has turned out to be essentially a North-west and South-west party that has effectively divided Nigeria along regional lines. On his election, the president went to the U.S. where he declared that: “The constituents (that) gave me 97% cannot in all honesty be treated on some issues with constituencies that gave me 5%.”

That means the president can largely overlook the South-East and the South-South in appointments. It also means Fulani herdsmen from the North can continue to kill innocent farmers all over the country while government sees no evil and hears no evil.

When a substantive INEC chairman was finally approved, the president broke another protocol by choosing a man from his own region, Professor Mahmoud Yakubu, continuing the lopsided policy whereby the chief organs of the federal government (the presidency, the legislature and the judiciary) are now all headed by Northerners.

Champions of hypocrisy

Nevertheless, there are certain areas where there is no doubt the APC is ten times better than the PDP. One of these areas is in hypocrisy. The APC is the undisputed champion of hypocrisy. It contradicts its own vaunted values repeatedly without batting an eyelid. In the area of hypocrisy, the PDP is certainly no match for the APC.

Recently, Lai Mohammed, the Minister of Information and Culture, shocked Nigerians by launching a so-called National Campaign Against Fake News. What is so amazing about this boldface duplicity is that Lai Mohammed himself is the chief exponent of fake news in Nigeria. Lai Mohammed urged Nigerians to “Say No to Fake News.” However, his very campaign is fake news. Here is a classic example of the pot calling the kettle black.

Lai Mohammed is Nigeria’s version of Iraq’s Comical Ali, the sobriquet for Saddam Hussein’s Minister of Information whose job was to give false reports of Iraqi successes during the 1990 war. It was Lai Mohammed who dazzled Nigerians with the fake news that the Boko Haram was responsible for the scarcity of tomatoes. He told Nigerians President Buhari was hale and hearty in London, only for the president himself to return and say he had never felt so sick in his life.

APC would have Nigerians believe the lie that the recent disgraceful storming of the National Assembly by the DSS was orchestrated by Bukola Saraki, the Senate president. That is a load of hogwash. Lai Mohammed also said the gory tales of herdsmen murdering hapless Nigerians is fake news. If you believe this outright falsehood, then you will believe anything.

A newspaper commentator had this to say: “For Lie Mohammed to advise to media not to yield their platform to spread fake news is like the devil advocating to his subject not to tell lies.”

Buyers’ remorse

It is not surprising, therefore, that quite a number of those who left the PDP for the APC four years ago have become so disgusted with the APC that, like prodigal sons, they have returned to the PDP. They include Atiku Abubakar, former vice-president of Nigeria; Bukola Saraki, Senate President; Rabiu Kwankwaso, former Governor of Kano; Senator Bernabas Gemade and Aminu Tambuwal, Governor of Sokoto State.

Many who waxed lyrical about the virtues of the APC four years ago now hate the APC. They include President Obasanjo, Wole Soyinka and Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka.

Nevertheless, we cannot insist APC did not bring change. It brought change but it was change that pauperized Nigeria. APC brought change from peace to restiveness; it brought change from gainful employment to job insecurity and massive unemployment; it brought change from national unity to sectarianism; it brought change from good health to medical check-ups; it brought change from life to death by herdsmen.

It brought change from 1 dollar exchanging for 190 naira to one dollar exchanging for 360 naira; it brought change from 87-naira fuel to 145-naira fuel; it brought change from 20 tomatoes selling for 50 naira to one tomato selling for 100 naira; it brought change from hope to despair; it brought change from light to darkness. Now that is change we can certainly do without.

APC is an expired drug. Nigerians now know what it means to vote against good luck.

Femi Aribisala

Bigmugu:
@NAIRATREND.COM.NG


Popular nigerian teenage Actress Regina Daniels Looks more beautiful than ever in new photoshot claims to be 16yrs of age.



She wrote :-

regina.danielsOh yes ! Am pretty and i know it….. if u are older than me and u call me ugly, bring out your picture when you were 16 �
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SEE PHOTOS BELOW :-

https://nairatrend.com.ng/actress-regina-daniels-slays-in-new-outfits-claims-16yrs-old-of-age/

dainformant:
About 37 members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) who just left the orientation camp in Ogun which ended today - were involved in motor accident on their way to Sango Otta area of the state.

The lone accident involving a white Civilian Coaster Bus occurred as a result of over speeding as the driver lost control of the vehicle before the crash.

No one was killed in the crash.

19 adults (9 males and 10 females) were injured out of a total 37 Youth Corps Members in the vehicle.

The Injured victims were evacuated to FRSC Accident Emergency Clinic at Sagamu, though four of the victims with more serious injuries were referred for further medical treatment at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH) Sagamu.

The FRSC Sector Commander Ogun State Command, Clement Oladele advised Youth Corps members to always caution their drivers especially during this raining season and that where such drivers refused caution - they should call FRSC toll free number 122 for the FRSC to take necessary disciplinary action against such erring drivers .

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/08/37-corps-members-who-just-left-orientation-camp-involved-in-accident-photos.html

ChidiAlaigbo:
Upper cut, sicker punch, you go kill all ndigbo with this statement!

Cc Immhotep lzaa PrecisionFx Biafraboy Bede2u come and hear ooooo!

Justiceleague1:
Rat ke!
Small time now,na rat poison...rattak....otapiapia

Lzaa come see coneheads inspiration o

Justiceleague1:
Shattap..if that boys name is rahmani or mufutau or fatai,na to snatch that phone and pick the man pocket sharpally sharpally

Lzaa immhotep

weIMPORT:
Anas Aremeyaw, Ghanaian masked reporter, was nearly lynched by a mob in the Northern region of Malawi while investigating mysterious murders in an interior part of the southern African country.

The investigation, titled “Malawi’s Human Harvest” was a partnership between Anas and the BBC, and it was aimed at exposing the persons behind the killings, which included the victims’ body parts being cut off for ritual purposes.

Anas, (disguised as a business tycoon) and his crew were able to identify a local medicine man, Kamanga, who agreed to give them powers to boost his business; the only condition is that human parts will be needed for the procedure.

Kamanga then engaged two of his accomplices; they were to kill the victim and cut out the necessary body parts.

“The first thing we takeout is the genitals,” the killers boasted to the undercover reporters disguised as business men. “We take the head. If you want, we break the skull and take out the brain, or we crack the skull and pull out the tongue.”

As the group were making their plans, they were accosted by the villagers who started calling them killers and were almost going to lynch them. Even the BBC identity cards presented by Anas and his producer could not save them and all pleadings for the mob to call the police fell on deaf ears.

All the drama was caught on tape as Anas and his crew continued to film the incident.

Eventually, Anas and his colleague, as well as Kamanga and his men were able to wriggle out of the mob and ran for their lives. Kamanga and his accomplices thus escaped, though their faces had been caught on camera.

https://lailasnews.com/anas-ghanaian-masked-reporter-mistaken-for-ritual-killer-almost-lynched/

weIMPORT:
Anas Aremeyaw, Ghanaian masked reporter, was nearly lynched by a mob in the Northern region of Malawi while investigating mysterious murders in an interior part of the southern African country.

The investigation, titled “Malawi’s Human Harvest” was a partnership between Anas and the BBC, and it was aimed at exposing the persons behind the killings, which included the victims’ body parts being cut off for ritual purposes.

Anas, (disguised as a business tycoon) and his crew were able to identify a local medicine man, Kamanga, who agreed to give them powers to boost his business; the only condition is that human parts will be needed for the procedure.

Kamanga then engaged two of his accomplices; they were to kill the victim and cut out the necessary body parts.

“The first thing we takeout is the genitals,” the killers boasted to the undercover reporters disguised as business men. “We take the head. If you want, we break the skull and take out the brain, or we crack the skull and pull out the tongue.”

As the group were making their plans, they were accosted by the villagers who started calling them killers and were almost going to lynch them. Even the BBC identity cards presented by Anas and his producer could not save them and all pleadings for the mob to call the police fell on deaf ears.

All the drama was caught on tape as Anas and his crew continued to film the incident.

Eventually, Anas and his colleague, as well as Kamanga and his men were able to wriggle out of the mob and ran for their lives. Kamanga and his accomplices thus escaped, though their faces had been caught on camera.

https://lailasnews.com/anas-ghanaian-masked-reporter-mistaken-for-ritual-killer-almost-lynched/

ijustdey:
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/-my-brother-in-law-wants-to-share-bed-with-me-265441.html