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imhotep:
Where is fanyogo1 my Yoruba sweetheart?
cc lzaa onyeoga resurgentxtian4 alariiwo sarrki femi4 t9ksy

imhotep:
Just vote him back to Daura.
cc lzaa onyeoga

imhotep:
APCheat must be disbanded asap.
cc lzaa onyeoga fanyogo1 resurgentxtian4 anonimi yarimo gorotango

imhotep:
CC lzaa onyeoga resurgentxtian4 fanyogo1 alariiwo

ubunja:
this side its still a good source for girls with crazy fetishes.

imhotep:
I am omo Oduduwa. Stop denying me my heritage.
cc lzaa onyeoga

ubunja:
i once heard 2go was more popular in nigeria than facebook, then it wasnt. i wondered what the heck was happening.
relax bro, social networks' days are numbered anyways. who would have thought there would ever be a #DeleteFacebook. dont worry too much. same like twitter and youtube. people are slowly moving away. it will take a few more years but the shift has begun. life aint fair bro. dont expect it to be.
anyways in SA 2go still thrives coz mods are relaxed plus some rooms dont have mods per ser.

but how do you ban someone for 2 yrs? lol. sounds hilarious. dude death and bans are inevitable part of life. i might even be banned for this message, but thats life.we cant live in fear. if it happens it happens.

Joseunlimited:

OnyeOGA:
lzaa imhotep make una come o. Ezigbo nsogbu Di!

bettercreature:
Unlike Dangote well known around Apapa since 1980s ,This Adenuga man came from nowhere
Some says he was funded by IBB some says he is fronting for foreign company
His source of wealth is more than money ritual or drug but very suspicious
You can't just come from nowhere to start Close to a Trillion naira business it makes no sense

CrtlAltDel:
usual same lame line from an osu yanmiri wawa ipigs almajiri
www.nairaland.com/attachments/6892771_img20180326200532502_jpeg3256c91e48080418a766d3ebabc59191

CrtlAltDel:
Hehehehe.... Too many kids on NL. ....I am very pained by your USUAL lame line right
If you dont have anything resonable to say ...shut it, instead of exposing your stupidity publicly

CrtlAltDel:
Unlike some of you jobless wawa yanmiri ipigs nematodes some of us have a real life, we dont sleep,wake & bath on NL

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos

The Federal Government has asked the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to go the whole hog with its apology to Nigerians by returning all the funds looted from the public treasury under its watch during its 16 years in power.

In a statement issued in Abuja on Tuesday, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, also challenged the party to show the genuineness of its apology through a discernible change of attitude.

”The PDP presided over an unprecedented looting of the public treasury, perhaps the worst of its kind in Nigeria or anywhere else in the world. Therefore, the best evidence of penitence for such a party is not just to own up and apologize, but to also return the looted funds. Anything short of that is mere deceit.

”Even with the paucity of funds, this Administration has spent an unprecedented amount of money on infrastructural development and Social Investment Programme, among others. Returning looted funds will provide more money for these programmes and make life more meaningful for Nigerians. There is no better apology than that,” it said.

Alhaji Mohammed also reminded the PDP of the quote: ”If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging,” saying it applies to the PDP at this time.

”PDP, press the reset button. Stop sabotaging the work of this Administration, which is packing the mess you left behind, through your reckless statements and unfounded allegations. Play responsible opposition politics. Put Nigeria’s interest over and above partisan interest. Temper your desperation to return to power. Spend quality time in the purgatory and you will be forgiven,” he said.


Read more https://independent.ng/after-apology-return-looted-funds-fg-tells-pdp/

Tracypacy:
I worked in Ifo General Hospital, Ogun state as a corper. 5 doctors in total. 1 doctor on call duty attending to the paediatric ward, labour ward, emergency, labour ward, male & female ward.

Yes, I was that doctor that wore a frown, was easily irritated.





The worst part was the amount of accident victims that were rushed in, mostly hawkers hit by trailers.

I remember thinking how anyone expected me with no training in ALS, no oxygen, no monitors, no airway mgt devices etc to attend to accident victims.

I can remember a particular chap, came in with half a limb, he was run over by a trailer, gasping for breath.

I attempted to resuscitate him, the nurses stood and looked at me like I was delusional. With what they asked? 'Dr, there's no O2', you're wasting your time'...

The guy took his last breath while we all stood looking at him.
If only he was in a country that actually gave a shit about her people, he could have survived.

I redeployed to Lagos after 3 months cos that place would have made me into someone that felt stuff like that was normal.

To the people that are always like why are doctors in Nigeria always complaining , other people have it rough too.

Please 'complain your own complain'. Thank

SHAKABOOM:
Nice one by our military..The unity of our dear country must be protected by Fire by Force..Yu can go ad ask danjuma if yu don't believe me.

Firefire:
We informed FG, military of threats, soldiers’ misconduct, says Taraba

…‘more may be killed unless military turns a new leaf’

• No letters from Taraba, FG, military insist

Sesan Olufowobi, Olaleye Aluko and Justin Tyopuusu

The Taraba State Government on Tuesday said the Federal Government and the military were aware of security threats, as well as soldiers’ misconduct in the state, but chose to do nothing about them.

In a statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Taraba State on Media and Publicity, Mr. Bala Abu, the Taraba State Government cited few instances that the Federal Government and the military were informed about security breach and soldiers’ misconduct, which were allegedly ignored.

The state government’s statement was in reaction to the claim made by the Federal Government on Monday that although it got reports of soldiers’ misconduct, there was none from Taraba State.

Col. Tukur Gusau, the spokesperson for the Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan-Ali, who spoke in an interview with The PUNCH on behalf of his principal, had said, “Nigerians have been coming to report incidents and we have been taking care of them… Soldiers have been put through disciplinary procedures.

“We have not received anything yet from Taraba State. We need to work on specific things. To my knowledge, we didn’t receive anything in respect of our operations in Taraba State.”

But the Taraba State Government, in its reaction, warned that thousands of people might still be killed by herdsmen unless the military turned a new leaf.

It said, “The case against the military in Taraba is that of outright collusion against the people which has made it easy for the Fulani militia to kill and destroy property. It is also a case of disrespect for the Office of the Governor of Taraba State.”

Abu in the statement explained that in February 2016, the Ministry of Interior influenced the visit of military investigators to investigate an allegation against a monarch in the state, Dr. Shekarau Masa-Ibi.

He stated that the military delegation “had no courtesy to inform the state governor” on the visit and purpose of the visit

“The Taraba State Government protested this obvious act of disrespect… in a letter to the Chief of Army Staff, dated February 23, 2016,” he added.

Abu noted that the state Governor, Darius Ishaku, also wrote the President on January 26, 2016, to complain about threat to peace and security in Taraba State.

“In that letter signed by Governor Ishaku himself, he lamented the devastating effects of internal conflicts involving the Fulani and Tiv, which led to the sacking of 200 settlements in the Gassol, Bali, Ibi, Donga and Gashaka local government areas by herdsmen.

“The governor informed the presidency about the concerns raised by some traditional rulers in the state concerning the influx of Fulani militia and about the attacks on their communities. Letters of complaints from the traditional rulers whose communities suffered from these attacks were also attached and forwarded to the presidency… Copies of this letter were sent to the National Security Adviser, Chief of Staff to the President and the Inspector-General of Police,” he added.

According to Abu, Ishaku wrote another letter to the then Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, on July 5, 2017, drawing his attention to “the precarious security situation as contained in a letter written by contractors handling the Kashimbilla Dam project and called for high level intervention. He called on the army, the Navy and Air Force to establish permanent security bases in the area. This was again ignored.”

The Taraba State Government said it reported the misconduct of the Commanding Officer of 93 Battallion, Ada Barracks in Takum on several occasions, but no action was taken against him by the military.

“For example, the Fulani militia attacked communities in Takum and Ussa on May 6, 2017. The crisis led to the abandonment of 224 cattle belonging to the Fulani herdsmen.

“The Taraba State Government took possession of these cows and handed them over to the Commanding Officer for safe keeping until the owners return to collect. This was meant to be a ploy to get the perpetrators of the crisis arrested. Sadly, the Commanding Officer released the cows without arresting anybody.

“There was another case when the commanding officer marched soldiers to attack and brutalise communities in Kashimbilla. Property of the people was damaged while many were injured.

“The letter said the Commanding Officer was partial and discriminatory in the discharge of his duties and requested that he should be transferred. The advice was ignored,” the statement said.

The governor’s spokesman said Ishaku had always raised the alarm on security situations in the state, but was always ignored.

He said, “On January 30, this year, The governor wrote another letter to the Vice President to again complain about the attitude of the Commanding Officer of 93 Battalion, Takum, Lt. Col. Ibrahim Gambari, whose soldiers always looked the other way when the herdsmen militia come to kill.

“The governor said the security situation in the country and in Taraba State demanded that every security officer cooperate and take directives from the chief security officer of the state which is the governor, but lamented that this has not been the case with the commanding officer.

“The letter listed instances of security challenges in which the military failed to live up to expectations.

“The letter also alerted the military authorities to a planned massive movement of Fulani and their cows into Takum LGA, adding that motive was to provoke the people and precipitate crisis. The military in-charge of security in the area did nothing.

“The widely publicised report on social media and which was investigated and confirmed to the effect that a chopper dropped arms in a village near Wukari was downplayed by the security agencies.

“Despite efforts by the Taraba State Government to get the military to act, they never did. Since then, the arms and ammunition brought into the state have been used against the people in various communities in the state by the herdsmen.

“The present Operation Ayem Akpatuma in the state has also been discriminatory. While cutlasses and knives have been taken away from the people, the herdsmen have been left with AK-47 rifles.

“Through these various acts of deliberate mischief on the part of the military thousands of people have been killed and a lot more may be killed unless the military turns a new leaf.”

No letter from Taraba, FG, military insist

In their reactions, the Ministry of Defence and the Nigerian Army said they had yet to receive any official complaints from the Taraba State Government against troops in the state.

Spokesman for the Minister of Defence said the ministry welcomed complaints from the state government, adding that the military “would work promptly on the issues.”

Gusau said, “To the best of my knowledge, the Minister of Defence has not received any letter of such nature. Let them bring the acknowledged copy of the letters to the ministry.

“The operations we are conducting are joint operations; the military is working with other security agencies.

“We welcome anybody with grievances against how the military is conducting its operations. They should not be on the pages of newspaper. Let them write to us and we will take it up.”

Also, the Director, Army Public Relations, Brig-Gen Texas Chukwu, said, “We have not seen any letter (fromTaraba).”

Cc: Lalasticlala

http://punchng.com/we-informed-fg-military-of-threats-soldiers-misconduct-says-taraba/

imhotep:
Sai babarians come and see: alariiwo yarimo itsmeaboki resurgentxtian4 ngeneukwenu omenkalives python1

cc lzaa onyeoga

Nedfed:
5. Your mood when the CHANGE stated that I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody.

Sai baba
Sai baba
Sai baba

Bethor:
Insurgent kor...Detergent Ni..!!
Oga call them by their real name everybody know them with and express yourself clearly to avoid confusion and later denial...

Peace..!!!

Oblang:
U mean that one that is hibernating somewhere in Ghana? If we hear pim from him again...

imhotep:
I am actually from Ogbomosho. I am just reporting what the Newspaper said.
cc lzaa onyeoga anonimi

imhotep:
Sai change till the year 8,000 AD
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Cadec007:
oya tell me where to create the thread, crime or technology?

Cadec007:
whattapun? In or out?

CrtlAltDel:
Wicked

Corrinthians:
You that speak like a very wise Methuselah, what has that given you in life?

Show us what the greatest man ever in your Five villages have said let us compare it and know who is more childish and foolish.

I just don't know why LiePod Jhews and Wawa Heeebows just won't keep off Nigerian affairs.

ijustdey:
https://www.thecable.ng/tenure-elongation-buhari-saved-apc-serious-legal-turmoil-says-tinubu

Cadec007:
this thread is getting boring let us discuss weapons! Who is with me?
Cc. Daddykross, neezar, greiboy, lefulefu, oasis007, asowari, imhotep, lzaa, drinklimca and wheqe can i create a thread about arms and munitions?

GoroTango:
We know say d tin pain you wella. Would you have preferred the award to go to Nnamdi Kanu?

buhariguy:
See insult to idiotic pigs of Biafra

GoroTango: