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SadiqBabaSani:
Wahala

They are replacing cucumber with dat

I hailed 9ja we no go carry last but wait wo, What would Chinese do with this
Hope what l'm thinking is not what they're going to use for

Nigeria’s customs service has intercepted 7,000 donkey joysticks at an airport in the commercial hub, Lagos, that were headed to Hong Kong, according to an official.
The animal parts were packed in 16 sacks found in the animal
export section, said Sambo Dangaladima, the customs controller at Murtala Muhammed airport. He said the smell from the sacks aroused suspicion of the authorities.
The consignment is estimated to be worth 200 million Naira ($478,000; £416,000)
A suspect linked to the package is said to have escaped.
Donkey parts are sought after in China where they are used to make traditional medicine.

Nigerian law forbids export of donkey parts.

https://www.myjoyonline.com/nigeria-seizes-7000-donkey-joysticks-for-export-at-airport/
mynd44 oam4j lalasticlala seun semid4lyfe dominique
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-47639450

A National Disgrace To A Whole Giant of Africa President. Shehu, Lai, Adesina over to You,

The government of Qatar has requested for a change in
dates for the planned visit of President Muhammadu
Buhari to the country in September.
According to a note dated August 19 from the embassy
of Qatar in Abuja to the ministry of foreign affairs, the
dates of the proposed visitation “are not suitable”.
The note established that Nigeria had communicated in
writing that Buhari had “accepted to visit Qatar on 11-12
September 2022 on the invitation of H.H Sheikh Tamim
Bin Hamad Al-Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar”.
It, however, instructed the federal government to
propose a new date for the visit, preferably “during the
first quarter of the year 2023”.
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“The Embassy of the State of Qatar in Abuja presents its
compliments to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria (Regions Department) and
with reference to the latter’s note M 403/2022 dated
12/08/2022 informing that H.E Muhammadu Buhari,
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has
accepted to visit Qatar on 11-12 September 2022 on
the invitation of H.H Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani,
Emir of the State of Qatar,” the statement reads.
According to the Qatar embassy, “the proposed dates
for the visit are not suitable and kindly request the
Nigerian side to propose other dates for the visit during
the first quarter of the year 2023”.
“The Embassy of the State of Qatar avails itself of this
opportunity to renew to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
the Federal Republic of Nigeria (Regions Department)
the assurance of its highest consideration,” the
statement added.
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TheCable understands that the rejection of the planned
visit is due to the Middle East country’s preparation for
the 2022 World Cup.
Qatar is billed to host the FIFA World Cup from
November 21 to December 18 later this year.
Nigeria will not be present at the mundial, after being
piped to the ticket by Ghana earlier in March.
https://www.thecable.ng/sources-qatar-postpones-buharis-planned-visit-over-world-cup-preparation/amp
mynd44 oam4j lalasticlala seun semid4lyfe dominique

Ronaldo is now an old goat the new kids outwit him in the team

Chelsea to win the Champions league again this season

So they will be working untill Bandits do their harvest and left
unchallenged

Slavery in grand style. From Colonial to local content slavery

The 44
worshippers
abducted
from a
mosque in
Zamfara
community
last Friday
have been
subjected to
physical
labour on
armed men’s
farmlands,
Daily Trust
has learnt.
Residents
told Daily
Trust that the
bandits had
called to tell
relatives that
the captives
were with
them and
working on
their millet
and sorghum
plantations
but had yet to
demand
ransom.

“Our millet
plantations
are due for
harvest and
the captives
must do the
work for us,”
one of the
bandits was
quoted as
saying by a
resident,
Abubakar
Bukkuyum.
Last Friday,
bandits
abducted
dozens of
worshippers
from a
central
Juma’at
Mosque in
Zugu
community of
Bukkuyum
Local
Government
Area of
Zamfara
State.
Residents
said the
armed men
hid their guns
inside their
clothes and
stormed the
mosque
when the
Imam was
about to start
delivering
sermons and
they asked
those on the
premises of
the mosque
to get inside.
“No one saw
them with
guns and
many people
mistook them
as
worshippers.
Nobody paid
attention to
them
because they
hid their
guns.
“However,
shortly after
they moved
inside the
mosque they
brought out
the rifles and
fired some
shots as a
warning.
“They herded
the
congregants
into the bush
but some of
the
worshippers
managed to
scramble out
of the
mosque to
safety. The
muezzin was
among those
kidnapped
but the Imam
was able to
escape the
assault.
“Some those
who were
outside the
mosque were
also
abducted.
When
contacted for
an update,
the
spokesman
of the police
in the state,
SP
Muhammad
Shehu, said
search and
rescue
operation had
already
commenced
https://dailytrust.com/abducted-zamfara-worshippers-working-on-bandits-farmlands
mynd44 oam4j lalasticlala seun semid4lyfe dominique

Back back back and forth. this is the L.I.YA.H old track

Tokotaya:
Still trying to understand how 'faka-fiki' can be going on beside you and you are still sleeping. That husband deserves a knock on his head. I don't drink, sha. I hear it is possible with heavy drinkers. That has got to be the excuse. Maybe he don shayo.

faka fiki

Uzomarrr12345:
Moreplex tv not showing anymore !

they are free now

How is it possible that most of them are billionaires now. They are to make 1.3b in 8 years, but to win presidency in nigeria cost above 50billion. So something is fishy

Salaries and allowances earned by Nigeria's elected public office
holders have always been a subject of heated debates among
Nigerians.
While most Nigerians believe Nigerian politicians collect bigger
salaries than they should get, the politicians have always risen in
defence of their take-home pay.
RMAFC, among other functions, determines the remuneration
appropriate for political officeholders, including the President and
Vice President. Photo credit: Femi Adesina
The Revenue Mobilsation Allocation and Fiscal Commission
(RMAFC), among other functions, determines the remuneration
appropriate for political officeholders, including the President, Vice
President, Governor, Deputy Governors, Ministers, Commissioners,
Special Advisers, Legislators and other public offices.
A document available on the RMAFC's website shows the salaries
and allowances of the president, vice president and others covering
February 2007 and June 2009.
President's salaries and allowances
According to the RMAFC document, the president's annual take-
home pay, including allowances, is N14,058,820:00 (N14.0m).

The president gets N1,171,568:20 (N1.17m) per month.
According to the RMAFC document, the president's annual take-
home pay, including allowances, is N14m. Source: rmafc.gov.ng
Vice President's salaries and allowances
The vice president gets a total of 12,126,290:00 (N12.1m) per annum
for his salaries and various allowances.
According to the document, the monthly pay stands at 1,010,524:16
(N1.01m).
The vice president gets a total of N12.1m per annum for his salaries
and various allowances. Source: rmafc.gov.ng
Governors' salaries and allowances

The RMFAC document states that Nigerian state governors get, as
salaries and allowances, N7,782,967:50 (N7.78m) per annum.
Their monthly pay is N648,580:62.
State governors get a total of N7.78m per annum for their salaries
and various allowances. Source: rmafc.gov.ng
Deputy governors' salaries and allowances
The deputy governors' annual take-home pay (salaries and
allowances) is N7,392,752:50 (N7.39m).
Their monthly pay is N616,062:69.
State governors get a total of N7.39m per annum for their salaries
and various allowances. Source: rmafc.gov.ng
NOTE: The RMFAC document is dated February 2007 and June 2009.
Thus, it may or may not reflect the salaries and allowances of the
current president, vice president, governors and deputy governors.
15 states that fail to implement N30,000 minimum wage for teachers
Meanwhile, three years after President Muhammadu Buhari signed
the National Minimum Wage Act into law, teachers in primary and
secondary schools in 15 states are yet to enjoy the N30,000 wage
increase.
https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/money/1486773-salaries-allowances-nigerias-president-vice-president-governors-deputies-rmafc-document-reveals/
mynd44 oam4j lalasticlala seun semid4lyfe dominique

Good to go Chelsea to win the Champions league again

Liverpool and Rangers will meet in the Champions League group
stage, while Manchester City's Erling Haaland is set to face his old club Borussia Dortmund.
Scottish champions Celtic are in the same group as holders Real
Madrid and Chelsea face AC Milan.
Eintracht Frankfurt, who are making their group stage debut, are in the same group as Tottenham.
Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Inter Milan have been drawn in the
same group.

Group stage draw in full

Group A: Ajax, Liverpool, Napoli, Rangers


Group B: Porto, Atletico Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, Club Bruges

Group C: Bayern Munich, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Viktoria Plzen

Group D: Eintracht Frankfurt, Tottenham, Sporting Lisbon, Marseille

Group E: AC Milan, Chelsea, RB Salzburg, Dinamo Zagreb

Group F: Real Madrid, RB Leipzig, Shakhtar Donetsk, Celtic

Group G: Manchester City, Sevilla, Borussia Dortmund, FC
Copenhagen

Group H: Paris St-Germain, Juventus, Benfica, Maccabi Haifa

Matches will take place between 6 September and 2 November.
This season's Champions League final will take place at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey, on 10 June 2023.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/62663341

semid4lyfe , honeric01 mynd44 oam4j lalasticlala seun semid4lyfe dominique

But why?? Why are we doing this to ourselves?? How can a normal human being just killed another human being?? This is not a matter of Christians or Muslims, a criminal is a criminal and he must be prosecuted if found guilty

Lance
Corporal
John Gabriel,
a soldier with
registration
number N/
A13/69/1522
has opened
up on how
he tricked
Sheik Goni
Aisami-
Gashua, a
prominent
cleric in Yobe
State, before
killing him.
Daily Trust
had reported
how the
cleric was
shot dead
after he
offered lift to
his killer on
Friday night.

Aisami was
headed for
Gashua from
Nguru when
his killer who
was in mufti
pleaded to
join him to
Jaji-Maji.
As they
proceeded on
the journey,
he tricked the
cleric who
alighted from
his vehicle
but never
made it back
again as
Gabriel
snuffed life
out of him.
Speaking
when he was
paraded by
the police on
Wednesday,
the killer
soldier who
was attached
to 241 Recce
Model
Battalion,
Nguru, said
the Sheik
asked him
two questions
before he
pulled the
trigger.
“We were
approaching
Jaji-Maji and
the windows
were wound
down, so I
told him (the
victim) that I
was hearing a
sound under
his vehicle
and he said
he was
suspecting
something
under it and
he wanted to
park and
check. After
he parked by
the roadside,
he alighted
and I
followed him.
After
checking, he
found out
that it was
not what he
suspected.
“”Meanwhile,
I had
removed my
rifle and fixed
the magazine
when he was
under the
vehicle. When
he didn’t find
anything
under the
vehicle, I told
him to check
the back tyre,
but as he
was about
doing so, I
pointed my
rifle at him
and he asked
me, ‘What did
I do to you?”
And I
responded,
you did not
do anything
to me. He
asked further,
‘Do you want
to kill me?’
And I said,
‘No I don’t
want to kill
you.’ So, he
kept quiet
and I fired a
warning shot,
thinking he
would be
scared and
run away. But
he didn’t run
away.
However as
he made to
enter his
vehicle, I fired
directly at
him.”
The death of
the Islamic
scholar had
sparked a
nationwide
outrage, with
many
demanding
immediate
prosecution.
In an
interview with
BBC Hausa
Service, the
National
Chairman of
Islamic
propagation
group, Izala
Movement,
Sheikh
Abdullahi
Bala Lau, had
said the
manner in
which he was
murdered
showed its
terrorism
against the
Muslim
Ummah.
“We
condemn the
assassination
and we call
on the
Federal
Government
to quickly
prosecute the
assassins;
let’s probe
the motive of
the killing. If
it had
happened
that a Muslim
killed a
pastor, the
story would
have been
different, we
won’t let this
go, we won’t
keep quiet
anymore,” he
had said.
https://dailytrust.com/killer-soldier-what-yobe-cleric-asked-me-before-i-pulled-the-trigger

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mukina2 Sissie

madridguy:
Sheikh Muhammad Goni Aisami, an Islamic Scholar, was shot dead by one soldier named John Gabriel he gave a lift in the Scholar's car and later called his friend Adamu Gideon with Recca Battalion 241 to help him convey the car to safety but the car stopped working and could not move.

The two soldiers have been apprehended and are now with the Army authority in Damaturu after confessing that they killed the Scholar to bolt with his vehicle, the car in question Honda 2006 model.

Imagine a Christian soldier killed an Islamic preacher who assisted him with a lift.
Meanwhile, Vanguard Newspaper had reported earlier that the scholar was killed by gunmen.

CAN suddenly mute on this. Imaging the other way round, a pastor being killed by muslim soldier after assisted him with a lift. Even UN, USA and UK will hear CAN.

May Allah be pleased with his soul and grant him the highest level of jannatul firdaus. Amin.

well said bro

lalasticlala this is not good o

TinubuThief:

By God grace elimination is on process Bandits, Boko Haram, kidnappers shall come to pass

TinubuThief:
Hear Mumu talk abeg mtchew

The enemies of Nigeria shall reap the curses of the land. It's what they sow that they will surely reap.

Yesooo, we must win the war of good over evil

Our enemies will never triumph over us...

God bless the federal republic of Nigeria

President Muhammadu Buhari has called on security
agencies to take the fight to terrorists’ hideouts and
ensure they are “completely eliminated”.
He gave the directive in Maiduguri, the Borno State
capital at an event to mark World Humanitarian Day.
”The Men and Officers of Operation Lafiya Dole, Security
Agencies, and the Multi-National Joint Task Force
(MNJTF) are very much appreciated for their
commitment to the fight against insurgency,” presidential
aide, Femi Adesina, quoted his principal as saying.
”I commend their professionalism and tactical
penetration to the hideout of the criminal elements,
leading to appreciable improvement of the security
situation in this North East Region, without which the
resettlement of the IDPs would not be possible.
”I, therefore, implore you not to relent in your efforts,
continue to take the fight to their hideouts, and ensure
they are completely eliminated.
”I also implore you to ensure adequate security for
farmers in their farming activities. Agricultural activities
are most needed for settlement and development of the
rural areas and this can only be achieved if the farmers
are sure of their safety.”

In Borno, the President directed the Ministry of
Humanitarian Affairs and its agencies to ensure the
unimpeded return of Internally Displaced Persons in the
North-East.
‘‘On this 2022 World Humanitarian Day and every other
day, we stand and shall continue to stand in solidarity
with humanitarian aid workers and recognize their
tremendous service and sacrifice.
”We celebrate their tireless efforts to save lives, preserve
human dignity, and alleviate suffering. Their selfless
commitment and actions stand as an example to us all.
”We will also make sure that they have our backing by
ensuring that the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs
and Disaster Management, Social Development facilitates
their work,” Buhari said.
He also virtually commissioned a 500-unit housing estate
constructed by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and
24 units of houses for primary teachers built by the Borno
State Government.

https://www.channelstv.com/2022/08/19/completely-eliminate-terrorists-buhari-tells-security-agencies/
mynd44 oam4j lalasticlala seun
https://punchng.com/fish-out-eliminate-terrorists-buhari-orders-military/
https://guardian.ng/news/go-after-terrorists-eliminate-them-buhari-orders-security-heads/

Esseite:
Peter Obi Thank you oooo.... . . . . .Rip Adah ameh.

Peter Obi is just a criminal like nnamdi kanu

jkpbestseries:
USA steer clear of our elections

This american will just be in their comfort zone and predict election outcome that is far away

Tinubu will win at 1st ballot mark my words . Obi and kwankwaso are just paving way for APC.


Peter Obi plus kwankwaso will not get half of the votes of PDP or APC in the 2023 presidential election..??

The 2023 presidential election may go into rerun
with the emergence of Labour Party presidential
candidate, Peter Obi and candidate of the New
Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP), Rabiu Kwankwaso, an
international delegation of National Democratic
Institute (NDI) and International Republican Institute
(IRI) have said.
The United States-based institutes said the 2023
elections would be a departure from some of the
political dynamics that defined previous polls in
Nigeria.
The delegation of the NDI/IRI, which visited Nigeria
on July 13 through 22, led by the Secretary of State
for Ohio, Frank LaRose, stated these while presenting
its first joint pre-elections assessment statement to
journalists in Abuja on Friday.
The institutes, which described the duo of Obi and
Kwankwaso as a viable ‘third forces’ said their
emergence as presidential candidates for the 2023
elections has excited many young Nigerians.
They noted that if a third party draws sufficient
support, a runoff presidential election could be a real
possibility for the first time since the transition to
democracy, adding complexity to the 2023 elections.’
Maintaining that the 2023 elections present a
significant opportunity to consolidate Nigeria’s
democracy,
They observed that the Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC) is now better positioned
than in past elections to take on the logistical and
administrative arrangements necessary to organise
elections for 85 million registered voters.
The organisations said, “The 2022 Ekiti and Osun
gubernatorial elections, the first elections held since
the electoral law was passed, demonstrated the
positive impact of initiatives implemented by INEC
since 2019 to improve results transparency, including
the introduction of the INEC Result Viewing Portal
(ReV) and elimination of voting points.’
“Other improvements include the adoption and
proper configuration of the Bimodal Voter
Accreditation System (BVAS) for voter accreditation,
which has quickened the voting process and reduced
tensions in polling units.’
“The recent surge in voter registration numbers and
increased voter turnout in the 2022 Osun polls,
especially among young people, point to a renewed
interest in political participation among Nigerians.
“However, there are questions about whether the
2022 Electoral Act will be fully implemented and
whether political parties will take advantage of this
increased enthusiasm to engage Nigerians on issues
that matter to them. There are also questions about
whether these new technologies — IReV and BVAS –
would perform at the same level when scaled up for
the national elections.”
The institutes said while there had been some
positive changes since the 2019 elections,
stakeholders with whom its delegation met expressed
concern about the direction of the country.
According to them, confidence in the government and
elections has declined over the past 10 years,’ as
exemplified by the #EndSARS movement that gained
traction in 2020 to protest security forces abuses.’
“In addition, insecurity has deepened, spreading to
every corner of the country, extremist and sectarian
violence continues to spread, banditry and
criminality are endemic, separatist elements are
gaining traction, and informal security forces are
proliferating.
“This intensifying violence takes place against a
backdrop of increasing religious and regional division
permeating the political discourse. If the 2023 polls
fail to improve upon past elections, Nigerians may
lose faith in the ability of democracy to deliver,” the
organisations warned.
They called on the government to allocate remaining
funding to INEC, saying this would ensure completion
of procurement processes, training, and deployment
of necessary staff and materials.
According to them, INEC should extend the period for
voter registration to capitalise on excitement from
the Osun and Ekiti elections and nomination of final
presidential and vice presidential candidates.
“The courts should be allocated sufficient funding to
ensure members of Election Tribunals have the
necessary resources for training, transportation, and
security.
“INEC and security forces should anticipate and plan
for areas where violence may be used to suppress
votes/change outcomes. The government should
formally address the role that informal security
outfits (such as Amotekun and Ebube Agu) may play
in the lead up to and during elections.
“The government should resolve the Academic Staff
of Union of Universities strike. This is critical for
security, as young people unable to study could be
easily recruited into cults, gangs, or other groups
that could contribute to electoral violence,” they
added.

https://guardian.ng/news/2023-rerun-likely-over-emergence-of-obi-kwankwaso-us-institutes/
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jobtay94:
The decoder is h.265,
But what I observed in that the stations are no longer discovered whenever I search the particular TP. All the channels not showing the video are on the same TP.

the channels are still there you need to increase your signal