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Thanking Buhari for Paris Club? I don't believe it. Well clueless president from clueless party among the clueless governors. |
Laism, strong fervor in APC crooks |
I may not believe this story because every human being is prone to telling lies. Truth be told, Tinubu was a senator around the time Abacha came into power, and I will doubt it if any senator as at then, even today, would lobby for the post of commissioner. Olagunsoye Oyinlola, the first military administrator of Lagos under Abacha, said in an interview he granted that Tinubu helped him to form his cabinet, if that is the case, Tinubu would have easily slot his name there if truely hr fancied being a commissioner. What I can say is that he used the period together with his involvement in NADECO to strategise his governorship ambition. |
nickxtra:Your opinion though. Ndume sounds like a prepared entity while Lawan does not know the difference between the duties of executive and legislative. They are into the voting already. |
Thank God they didn't blame PDP this time around. APC is the most fraudulent organization one can think of Buhari integrity is the most doubtful entity I can think of Thinking that PMB/PYO govt has anything to do for Nigeria is the joke of the century. |
Con man! He didn't finish his program in USA, In fact, he is one among those who give Nigeria bad names |
Halla Madrid! We conquer, others imitate |
Elvis2kay:Kindly note that the Europeans supplanted some practices and ways with those with superior standing. How will you stand it if at this stage twins are seen evil, sacrificing human being for ritual purposes and tagging some as inferior elements of the society all because of lineage— the Osu in Igbo and slaves. Even if we agree that we were made to follow white man God, we can't deny the fact that our ancestors had their gods whom they worshipped and in whose service they did what could have stood distasteful today. |
I observed this morning that cock crow at approximately 4:30 am. I note that it is a routine for cock to do such everyday. My fear is that how do they know that it is there duty to do such day by day and that do they even know that they are sending message to other animals, man inclusive, that it is the day break. My dilemma is that if it was man that is assigned the duty as such, will he up to the task as this? It is a fool that proposes in his heart that there is no God because there are some natural phenomenon that are beyond the comprehension of humans |
This us a lie. The man in uniform just step down after as a military commander after the Sudanese rejected his two year transitional plan. The leaned man is from kenya. |
Chelsea were assured of a place in next season’s Champions League after London rivals Arsenal were held to a 1-1 draw by Brighton at the Emirates on Sunday. The top four sides at the end of the Premier League season will gain entry into Europe’s leading club competition and this result meant third-placed Chelsea, who have 71 points, could not be overhauled by Arsenal, now on 67, with one final league game left this season for each side. Arsenal, however, could still qualify for the Champions League by winning the Europa League. The Gunners will carry a 3-1 lead into Thursday’s second leg of their semi-final away to Valencia. Courtesy Punch Online Nigeria, www.punchng.com |
John Onaiyekan: Nigeria 'uninhabitable' for young people. Cardinal Onaiyekan said the best way to curb migration was to make things better at home. The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja has warned Nigeria's leaders are making the country "uninhabitable", causing young people to migrate illegally to Europe. Cardinal John Onaiyekan said that if he were the president he would resign. He criticised officials for focusing only on their own lives - building mansions and travelling the world. The 75-year-old cleric said he felt ashamed when he saw trafficked Nigerian women soliciting on the streets of Rome and other Italian cities. Cardinal Onaiyekan was speaking to the media ahead of a church gathering to address migration, taking place in the Nigerian capital on Tuesday. There are huge risks involved in making the journey to Europe across the Mediterranean In February, President Muhammadu Buhari won re-election in Nigeria, Africa's largest oil producer where about a quarter of the working age population is unemployed. Many thousands of Nigerians have attempted the dangerous journey across the Sahara and over the Mediterranean to reach Europe in recent years. African migration 'a trickle' thanks to trafficking ban. The figures have been declining - from 40,000 arriving in Italy by sea in 2016 to 1,250 last year, but this is partly because of tougher EU-backed measures to crack down on people smugglers. Many Nigerian migrants come from southern Edo state, which an established base for people smugglers. Women and girls are often trafficked out of the country after being promised a job opportunity - but many are forced into prostitution. "To tell you bluntly I'm ashamed, I'm ashamed - big cardinal from Abuja, I'm moving through the streets of Rome, Milan, Naples and I see my daughters on the street on sale," the cardinal told the BBC after the press conference. "I'm ashamed and I stop and even greet some of them - you can't even engage them in conversation because they were brought out of the village illiterates. All they learn and all they know on the streets of Italy is what they need for this business - I'm ashamed." The senior Catholic cleric hit out at Nigeria's politicians, saying if they had no vision on how to develop the country and provide adequate security they should not go into politics. He urged the government to "repair Nigeria" so that instead of young people emigrating, tourists would flock to the West African nation and Nigerians could travel with dignity. Nigeria is the continent's most-populous nation - and a deeply religious society, with mainly Muslims living in the north and Christians predominately in the south. https://www.bbc.com/news/o-africa-48167816 |
I think we should first prosecute all those INEC professors whose works at the just concluded election leave much to be desired. Am not supporting examination malpractice anyway, but the absurdity can be traced to the ways and manners of the dons. After the so much stress on the part of diligent students, the university professors will still bastardise the admission process on the alter of nepotism. Even those who graduate legitimately will still be overlooked for those who are less qualify if there is an instance of job vacancy. ... |
What's the meaning of district? Hope this one is not fake news? Oya Lai come and tell us the real gist. Next level we standing!!! |
Get well Iker |
Take it of leave it, Awolowo towers above all in life, death and beyond. |
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Body bag things El rufai Na dem dem APC next level |
70000000 * 360 =?? Ah! Fear God |
Ameachi don't suffer embolism Can this guy survive the next dynamic year of success of Wike? No be small matter to humble arrogant child Abeg make dem take care of am make im no become lifeless |
Wike winning in stride, sweet victory. |
Nigerian politicians are not men of principle now. We cannot prosecute such delicate matter as that at 10 Downing Street. Nigerian politics need ideological base for people to be really informed. |
From sugarcandy mountain now. May be those that displease the Mr Jones are thrown away as punishment. |
Awaiting Kano and Osun to join the train |
nonye6194:You make sense. |
Your plus: You create time to enjoy youself You gush over your cute babe You try to tell us that you are law-abiding You have been to Calabar before You respect the Lagos traffic Your Sin: You fail to kill big snake to donate to the nairalanders. My Take: I salute your descriptive prowess |
Awon ti sai baba Genuine sympathy to the bereaved. |
Somebody should remind Tinubu his action in 2011; him, Bisi Akande and the like that year tinkered with the PDP arrangement at lower house by seeing to the emergent of Tambuwa as against the prefered candidate from Oyo State. |
Mothers are the real Kings |
Thought that the grown ups then never passed through the toddler phase. But looking at faces of contemporaries now show that a hundred year old person was once a foetus. |
Great |
So that the devil can teach APC how to scatter Nigeria |
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