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DabuIIIT:
Lzaa shalomc

laudate:
Your response just proves how legendary your stuvpidity is. A yahoo boy is even more deadly than an armed robber. A victim who loses all his savings, investments, assets or account balance to a yahoo boy, may end up having a stroke and dying, or even losing his sanity. Others even die instalmentally, after losing money and assets to such scammers. I have not been conned, but I have seen people who have been conned, even without their knowledge. Like I said before: "may all yahoo boys die with delay." Amen!

BoneBlogger:
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Lagos zonal office, has arrested three suspected Internet fraudsters for conspiracy and possession of fraudulent documents. The suspects-Sylvester Osolase, 30; Seyi Ajayi, 36 and Monday Mayaki, 37 were arrested on Sunday, May 27, 2018 at River View Estate, Isheri North, Lagos State, following intelligence report received by the Commission about their activities.

The suspects, who were dealing in romance and classified scams, confessed to have defrauded several unsuspecting victims around the world.

They also confessed to have used proceeds of their illicit deals to buy cars, paid their rents and travel around the world.

Items found on the suspects include laptops, cars, mobile phones and incriminating documents that were printed from their emails.

The suspects will soon be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/05/cars-laptops-recovered-as-efcc-arrest-three-yahoo-boys-in-lagos-photos.html

barojana:
Well I don't know why they chose astro. But Landmark has elected to use natural grass for its own...

barojana:
Many(uncountable numbers) of clubs use Astroturf..

sprints1:
the Jews adopt some Christian beliefs yet their indoctrination support idol worshiping... attimes I believe religion is like evolution they give birth to each other...Catholic worship Mary mother of God (Idol & Rosary) yet all churches emerge directly or indirectly from them..just like the same way quran and bible is they are both similar only few modifications and disbeliefs...

opyzy:
See?? Of all the nations in the Middle East he chose Israel
Are u thinking what I'm thinking

dre11:
‘Demonic’ lady who beat pastor after receiving 48 lashes to get husband shares ordeal






http://dailypost.ng/2018/05/28/demonic-lady-beat-pastor-receiving-48-lashes-get-husband-shares-ordeal/

Hotfreeze:
Pay no mind to that one. You're overestimating his level of exposure.

gurnam:
Where else do you want the marriage ? You marry those that you come in contact with.

Meanwhile the story in that link was not an isolated case, there are many other instances an Igbo wife killed the husband

See another one http://www..com/talk/topic,337505.0.html

My point is ther are good and bad people in every tribe, marrying from your tribe doesn’t guarantee your happiness

Sarkin:
Buhari my man.
God deal with saraki
God will ask PDP zombies such as ZOMBIEPUNISHER, LZAA etc
God bless Nigeria
God knows some evil yoots can't get their "leflendum"

God bless nairaland
Most importantly God bless me and I'll one day rule this nation.

To chat with me message me on Instagram @revolutionpointng we shall make Nigeria great.

gurnam:
I will rather work on cultural differences with a woman from a different tribe than get killed by a woman from my own tribe cheating on me with my apprentice and eventually getting killed by them

barojana:
@CUHEBRON shares photo of Covenant University's Nearly Completed Stadium. The stadium is said to rival many stadia of third division clubs in the English premier leagues like Eastville stadium, Sixfields stadium, Bescot Stadium, Priestfield stadium etc

The stadium is also said to be a Fifa certifiable stadium with high(3) grade Astroturf and seats with backrest which means it can serve as a training center for world cup matches like other university stadia in developed nations. At this time it is unclear what/if club would adopt the CU stadium as an home stadium.

All hands are on deck to complete the stadium in time Covenant university 2018 convocation ceremony.

According to reports by churchgist the stadium was funded by Winners Chapel as an endowment for Covenant university.

https://twitter.com/CUHEBRON/status/999635029272727553?s=19

superjaks:
This match is an eyesore on AIT jare

gurnam:
Perhaps you could be right, and in this link could probably be the lot of Peter

https://www.nairaland.com/4305427/nigerian-man-killed-wife-boyfriend

Nollyzonenews:
Angry Fans are everywhere, Judge Okoye was attacked after making a comment on wizkid post for splitting Paul and Peter Okoye of The Psquare.

Judge Okoye who id Psquare elder brother and manager was attacked by fans saying he was behind the splitting of Psquare.

See more attacks http://www.ngg.ng/2018/05/28/fans-attacks-jude-okoye-after-commenting-on-wizkid-posts-for-splitting-psquare/

Justiceleague1:
those ones can scale fence for amala/ewedu

lzaa

Justiceleague1:
The pikin sef

congrats to him.

Meanwhile,coneheads are still busy searching for chop money inside bubu's anuxxs
lzaa

meethumb:
The Nigerian Police Force, NPF, Anambra State Command has vowed to deal decisively with any individual or groups, under any guise, who disrupts public peace.”

The warning comes following the May 30 sit-at-home order by the members of Indigenous People Of Biafra, IPOB.

However, the police has insisted that IPOB, as a proscribed organisation, lacked the legitimacy to declare a protest order, but IPOB said police can’t stop it from carrying out its religious obligation to Biafra’s fallen heroes.

Commissioner of Police, Anambra State, Mr. Garba Umar, who described the group as misguided elements and urged the people in the state to disregard the order and go about their lawful normal businesses, assured that the State Police Command is on top of the situation.

“The command, with other security agencies, will not hesitate to deal decisively with any individual or groups, under any guise, who disrupts public peace.”

Reacting over the statement, IPOB, through a press release by its Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, said there is no going back on the May 30 sit-at-home order, describing it is as “oblation” that would take place in no fewer than 100 countries of the world.

Source: https://abacityblog.com/2018/05/may-30-sit-at-home-well-deal-decisively-with-biafra-groups-police-ipob-react.html

NonsoWow:
The menace of these wawa and abakaliki hoodlums hiding as Ipod must be curtailed by all means possible. They use the sit at home as a cover to rob anambra-owned shops. The police should deploy officers with live bullets with order of shoot to kill at the sight of any wawa or abakaliki hoodlum trying to disturb the peace of our dear state.

igbodefender:
LZAA I diro serious

sarrki:
Observed that the press are getting crazy

Even common criminals now are termed Fulani herdsmen

We aren’t saying there are know Fulani criminals herdsmen

But they should be careful about reporting or narrating there stories

The source says WhatsApp!!!

Anyone can choose to report anything

WotzupNG:
Reports have it that men suspected to be Fulani herdsmen have this morning attacked a seminary in Jalingo, Tarara state. The attack leaves many of the students injured while a Catholic priest was shot on the leg. Cars parked in the seminar were destroyed during the attack.

The recent development was disclosed via a WhatsApp message by the Director of Caritas Nigeria, an agency of the Catholic Church, Rev. Fr. Evaristus Bassey.

Father Bassey wrote:

“Please Frs, pray for us. Our minor seminary in Jalingo has just been attacked by the Fulani, some students are injured, some cars destroyed, two priests beaten and one shot on the leg. They are currently receiving treatment at FMC.”

Most of the injured students are currently receiving treatement at the Federal Medical Center in Makurdi.

This attack comes three weeks after two catholic priests and 17 parishioners were killed in a similar attack by herdsmen during an early morning mass.



https://www.wotzup.ng/fulani-herdsmen-taraba-catholic-priest/

Sarkin:
An act of goodness we men of truth and God can do. Una(zombiepunisher lzaa etc) way dey scale fence anyhow for secondary school see una mate

igbodefender:
Igbo bu Igbo, let's Post praise on Igbo achievement here: Let me start:

IGBOS ARE A MARKET DOMINANT GROUP- AMERICAN PROFESSOR

According to Chinese American professor, Amy Chua, ethnic groups that control national economies are bound to be hated. In a 2002 book she called World On Fire, she listed her fellow Chinese, Jews, Igbos and Lebanese as some market dominant groups in various parts of the world.In the book, which is available on Amazon, she disclosed that:

The Chinese Filipino community is 1% of the population but controls 60% of the economy, with the result being resentment by the majority against the Chinese minority creating an ethnic conflict. The ethnic Chinese are a market-dominant minority not just in the Philippines but throughout Southeast Asia.

In 1998, Chinese Indonesians, only three percent of the population, controlled roughly 70 percent of Indonesia’s private economy, including all of the country’s largest conglomerate. More recently, in Burma, entrepreneurial Chinese have literally taken over the economies of Mandalay and Rangoon. Lebanese are a market-dominant minority in West Africa. Ibo (or Igbo) are a market-dominant minority in Nigeria. Croats were a market-dominant minority in the former Yugoslavia. And Jews are almost certainly a market-dominant minority in post-Communist Russia.

Is she right? Is this why Igbos are hated by many (not all) in Nigeria? Many non-Igbo Nigerians, including President Muhammadu Buhari, have acknowledged the entrepreneurial acumen of the Igbos. So we agree with Chua’s listing of Igbos with Chinese, Lebanese and Jews as market dominant groups. (It’s the truth.)

We disagree however with Chua’s classification of Igbos as a minority, because in every state in Nigeria, the Igbos are the second most populous ethnic group after the indigenes. They also have a homeland (Ala Igbo) which encompasses the five South Eastern states and parts of the South South like Opobo, Bonny (Igwe Nga) and Port Harcourt (Igwe Ocha). In fact, every census has put Igbos among Nigeria’s top three most populous ethnic groups, despite the sad fact that 3 million of our kin died during the unjustly prosecuted Nigerian Civil War.So, is she right?

Read More Here: http://www.igbodefender.com/2017/06/19/why-igbos-are-hated-chinese-american-professor/#more-541

ANIOMADEI2018:
As 2019 approaches, those who brought Nigeria to its knees, vandalized and wrecked it and left it for dead before 2015 are busy trying to weave a comeback mantra that will help them access power once again in 2015 after a disastrous 16 years trauma that left Nigeria for dead.

They are being joined in this vain mission by those who thought the coming of Buhari would shift the looting tent to their side and as it never happened, they became bitter, inconsolable enemies of the regime. Also in the train are the confused ideologues who have good intentions initially but are so disoriented as to be captured by the pedestrian feel-good stories of a utopia which Buhari would have wrought even with the fact that he inherited the most austere economic realities.

They have massed together to lead an erroneous chorus that Nigerians should vote out Buhari in 2019. Sho? Some of us who have been assaulted by this perverse gospel have asked why we should vote out Buhari but we have gotten no convincing answer than a rehearse of a more perverse narration of how Buhari has turned Nigeria to a land of hunger and misery and how killings have been happening under Buhari? Is that so? When you prod further, what you get is a string of poorly articulated narration of how life was a seamless bread and butter affair in Nigeria before Buhari came. If you try to run some comparisons to prove this story, they tell you to forget the past and face the future.

Truth is that those who weave sordid stories to make Buhari look bad are so afraid to confront the past, which itself introduces a huge paradox to their badly-arranged stories. Can you face the present and the future without excursing into the past? To them, life should start from May 29, 2015 when Buhari took over from the scandalous regime they ran. That itself, is a cut-and-paste effort to manipulate. It is as fraudulent as the claim of these same people that they have repented (and you ask, repent from what?) and their more notorious request to be allowed back to power. They are so pathologically hunted by the past they created that they make every effort to shout down any person that refers them to the hell they presided over here for a whole 16 years. They want Nigerians to abridge their memories and senses and join them in voting out Buhari based on their micro-managed but hardly agreeing narratives, which sees Buhari as having failed. Some of them are even telling Nigerians that Buhari has proven not to be the solution to our problem.

Since we have an Eldorado they claimed they did here in 16 years, which other problems are they talking about? Which problems are they claiming they will offer solutions to when they brought down heaven on earth to Nigeria n their 16 messy years in power? PDP claimed they did beyond expectation so why are they apologizing and telling Nigerians of their readiness to be born-again rulers if given back power?

But then, the question remains; why should I and other Nigerians vote out Buhari and bring back the locusts? Should I vote Buhari out because he is meticulously rebuilding an economy that was eaten down and ran in red during a providential oil boom? Do I vote out Buhari because he is frantically building up our foreign reserve that was so badly vandalized when oil, our solo export product, went at over $120 a barrel and the country was exporting over 2.5million ever day? Do I vote out Buhari in 2019 because he is achieving this unbelievable feat at a period the oil price crashed to between $27 to $50 a barrel and our daily sale volume was cut to as low as below 700,000 barrels a day because those that lost their power to loot saw oil facilities as one of the sectors they must avenge their electoral defeat on? Do I vote out Buhari because at this very arid economic turn, he is making the highest investment in capital projects?

Do I vote out Buhari in 2019 because he has channeled all the money that would have used to service the gluttony and bacchanal greed of party men, cronies, hirelings, friends, subalterns, bed mates and party members of the party in power and its government to critical capital projects that will drive the Nigerian economy? Should I vote out Buhari because he adamantly refused to bow to the pressure to sustain the corruption omnibus and ensure Nigerians live straight and narrowly without stealing from the treasury? Do I vote out Buhari because he has taken up the nation’s decayed infrastructures and is fixing them in a way no other government has done in the past?

Do I vote out Buhari because he decided to implement strict monetary policies to save Nigeria’s resources from yam eaters, rodents and plunderers who are anchoring the noisome battle for his replacement? Do I vote out Buhari because the treasury raiders who looted a richly endowed country dry before he came feel that he should satisfy their senses of entitlement and continue abandoning the infrastructure that should drive our growth as a nation? Do I vote out Buhari because he has stopped evil servants from operating millions of phantom accounts through which they bleed the treasury while we collectively suffer? Do I vote out Buhari because the economy is no more about looting, plundering, sharing and stealing?

Should I vote out Buhari because he has insisted that he will neither chop nor allow pests to feast on our commonwealth? Should I vote out Buhari because he insists that Nigerian wealth must serve us all instead of a ravenous few? Do I vote out Buhari because in a period of austerity, he saved states that went bankrupt when we were having oil boom and had made them solvent through prudent and honest management of our economy? Do I vote out Buhari in 2019 because he insists that Nigerians should work for what they earn? Should I vote out Buhari because he is fixing federal roads, the power sector, the energy sector in a way no government has done in the history of the country?

Do I vote out Buhari because he is no longer feeding corrupt-former leaders who not only looted Nigeria to the bones but insist on being serviced by what remains of the treasury? Do I vote out Buhari in 2019 because he is no longer pandering to the indecent corrupt interests of the legislature whose members are being ran ragged by frustration that they are no longer enjoying the bazaar as they used to do? Should I vote out Buhari because he is no longer deploying sacks of billions of Naira to bribe the legislature on sundry issues? Should I vote out Buhari because some of his party men who expected being spoon-fed from the national purse are disappointed he is not doing so? Do I vote out Buhari because those that stole the country to the bones and who thought they had escaped with their loot are being called by to return what they stole?

Do I vote out Buhari because the professional scavengers that flood around the seat of power with the hope of free-loading from our commonwealth have been made extinct? Do I vote out Buhari because he stopped the murderous escapades of Boko Haram that killed in tens of thousands, that took a huge size of Nigerian landmass and subjected the entire country to unrestrained attacks and untamed danger? So do I vote out Buhari because he is building the Second Niger Bridge for which past regimes duped my Igbo people? Do I vote out Buhari because he is building the enormous Mambilla Power Station which past governments played around with for decades without as much as turning the foundation soil on the project site?

Should I vote out Buhari because he is building massive railways across Nigeria? Should I vote out Buhari because he is meticulously building a viable economy from the rubble of the chaos he met on ground? Should I vote out Buhari because the vampires that wrecked the public treasury are angry and baying bare blood because, for the first time in the country’s history, they have lost access to the treasury? Do I vote out Buhari because the vampires that sucked life out of us especially in the fatal 16 years’ period before 2015 are wailing their eyes out and feigning hunger as an elaborate dubious project to take another injurious bite on us?

Do I vote out Buhari because he paid off trillions of Naira past governments owed contractors for contracts they used to enrich their members? Do I vote out Buhari because he paid off over N600 billion subsidy the past regime owed fuel importers and saved the energy industry from collapse? Do I vote out Buhari because he has rebuilt what remained of the four refineries that previous governments abandoned as scraps? Do I vote out Buhari because he stopped the payment of fraudulent subsidy to phantom fuel importers as was the culture before he came? Do I vote out Buhari because sundry, corrupt interests are no longer being awarded fake contracts where they walk away with the contract monies without even visiting the project sites? Do I vote out Buhari because he paid off trillions of Naira owed pensioners in federal government ministries, parastatals and agencies during our unfortunate oil boom? Do I vote out Buhari for the trillions spent on the most ambitious social intervention scheme to rescue the most vulnerable in our society, which is the most elaborate any government has ever embarked in Nigeria?

Why should I vote out Buhari? Do I vote out Buhari because he has stopped the drainpipe of freaky importation of freebies that served as feeding bottle for corrupt politicians before he came? Do I vote out Buhari because he stopped the importation of foodstuffs and through this bold action, has made Nigeria a sustainable agricultural country where citizens feed themselves? Do I vote out Buhari because of the agricultural revolution he is doing in Nigeria, which has seen the country unravel as sustainable food producer from its recent past as a top food importer? Should I vote out Buhari because he has made politics a non-rewarding venture unlike in the past? Do I vote out Buhari because he had securely locked up our treasure box and restrained access to it to even his appointees and supporters? Do I vote out Buhari because he is strongly ranged against the gargantuan corruption complex from which most Nigerians eke out a living?

These are just few posers I want those that have launched a project to get Nigerians to turn against Buhari. I don’t know of any incoming leader but I make bold to say that President Buhari has done far more than any other President that ruled Nigeria. I am open to correction by any person that feels otherwise and this would be done through telling us any president that has done better by listing what such president did. So are these reasons why I should vote out Buhari? Make no mistake about it, the project to stop Buhari flows from no patriotic reasons but squarely on the reality that Buhari has capped official stealing and plundering. It is for the singular reason that Buhari has plugged our treasury from these leeches that he is making huge investment in growth-driving capital ventures even when we are going through difficult economic realities because the oil we have, over time, depended lazily on, has met turbulent times.

So, on what ground will I and millions of Nigerians that endured very desperate pressures in 2015 to vote out the moths and rodents, not vote in Buhari in 2019 to continue the good works he is doing? Is it because the looters and their accomplices that neigh the country’s treasury have weaved enough incoherent and contradictory lies against Buhari that I will dive into a fatal voyage in 2019? Is it because those that ate down our country are breathing enough vain fury? Is it that we are simple-indeed enough to be taken advantage of by desperadoes that want power for its corrupt ends? Is it that those who raped and pauperized us before 2015 are right in their feeling that we are a simple-minded and memory-challenged people as to fall for any silly prank Never! I see no reason why we should not vote more emphatically for Buhari in 2019; not based on who he is but on what he had done with the mandate we gave him in March 2015 and based on the fact that he is the most assured hand to deepen the recovery of Nigeria and the setting of a credible template for the growth of Nigeria.