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godofuck231:
May God of death descend on the judges families ,may their families die in their sleep

May you close your eyes here on earth and open it in hell fire.

LP is a disgrace to Nigerians.

Ndissle:
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The Gionee model is s10.
I dont have a phone now. It is impossible to be on whatsapp.
What is the cost of changing the screen because i live in ikorodu. i might need to ask around here to compare the price.
i really appreciate your concern.

Ndissle:
good morning. the screen is bad and needs a change. you can reach me on 0803 860 3994

What is the cost and where is your location?

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i bought a gionee phone last year, suddenly it started misbehaving. I was very careful with it. I did not fall on the floor or water but the problem is whenever i switch it on, it will start changing by itself without touching the screen besides the screen is not responding to touch. What is is the problem and possible solution.

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Crownbackhome:

Hadn't been you know the efficacy of Quran, you won't talk like that

What do you mean by the efficacy of Quran? Who has your Allah or Quran help? Quran is just a pepper.

We have all, at one time or the other, passed through very turbulent youths. The only luck most of us had was that our follies and unedifying behaviors were not televised to international audiences!
Now please don't get me wrong. Toxicity is toxicity. Bad behavior is bad behavior. No sugar coating it or trying to spin positive narratives from clearly and consistently negative behavior that is corrosive and sometimes threatening.
But I am amused at how quickly we forget our own youthful follies and join the massive media lynching of a clearly troubled youth, who obviously is dealing with so many internal demons and is clearly at war with herself and by extension, everyone else she comes in contact with.
Some of her supporters obviously translated this serious internal conflict and the hostile environment it generated for almost three months in a confined space with other individuals as the definition of "Pepper Dem", but they couldn't have been further from the truth.
My worries however, stem from the lack of emotional intelligence and spiritual empathy on display by so many staunch and devoted adherents of various religions who I saw joining the lynch mob with alarming relish.
I wonder why we say we are Christians when we have not exhausted the 490 times we were asked to forgive others when they offend us. I also wonder why we are Moslems when we are not at peace with one another as the religion asks us to.
Sometimes, we all need to undergo a wilderness experience and get a shock to our system. Something massive and highly traumatic that will help reset our brain, clear our heads and exorcise the inner demons that are bent on destroying us.
At that point, we become the laughing stock of people who don't understand that the universe is only recreating us into a better version of ourselves and forging us in the natural fire of process, till we come out shinning like gold.
I read somewhere that "For all have sinned...", I also read somewhere that one man said "Let he who is without sin.. ". I therefore choose to urge all of us to learn from the whole drama and resolve to all become better individuals, not just point and laugh at each others downfalls.
I hope and pray she comes out of this a much better, well adjusted and more mentally and emotionally stable individual. I hope the shock and trauma she must be undergoing right now, helps break her down to build her up into a better version of herself. I pray for positivity to swim through and conquer this sea of negativity.
That way, she will have the last laugh and the joke would have been on us.
No one is totally irredeemable , I'm a living witness.
That will be all for today class.
God bless.

A lot of Black South Africans (especially those at the bottom of the pyramid), have always had issues with the rapidly expanding and often highly resourceful African community in their country.
These set of South African citizens, unfortunately, see fellow Africans as low hanging fruits that they can throw sticks at, kill, rape, steal from and bully, without serious repercussions from their government or security apparatus.
Personally, I have had black South Africans ask me if I am Ibo or Yoruba while I was in South Africa. I asked why and they said if I was Ibo they would have been wary of me! I personally thought that was a load of crap, profiling a whole tribe based on the sins of a few.
I have had a South African lady tell me to my face that Nigeria is a Banana Republic! I remember the venom in her voice and the disdain in her eyes.
I have had a black South African hotel manager yell at me to allow him finish what he was saying and not interrupt him because he profiled me as an arrogant and aggressive Nigerian.
Fact is, there is a lot of anger in that land, maybe due to the years of suppression they suffered during the long period of apartheid, or maybe be other underlying issues. This has made a lot of them disillusioned and unsure of self.
The swag and never-say-die spirit of the Nigerian is also a major point of irritation for a lot of South Africans, because we just seem to swoop in, take over the whole place and start living their dreams right in front of them!
However, let's not forget that we also tend to piss people off with our loud, showy, noisy and in-your-face lifestyles and quite a number of our people are involved in a lot of unsavory things.
Let's also remember that we treat ourselves like crap in our own country, we kill, kidnap and decimate ourselves and sadly, our government seems to have abandoned us to our fate and we constantly and viciously demarket ourselves and our country in cyberspace, forgetting that others are watching and learning.
I believe we need to reassess our individual relationships as Nigerians, before we reassess our relationship with South Africa and its people. There's a lot for us to do to get from where we are to where we are supposed to be.
This time however, our government should stop speaking grammar and make a strong statement in this regard, because really, enough is enough.
God bless.

A lot of Black South Africans (especially those at the bottom of the pyramid), have always had issues with the rapidly expanding and often highly resourceful African community in their country.
These set of South African citizens, unfortunately, see fellow Africans as low hanging fruits that they can throw sticks at, kill, rape, steal from and bully, without serious repercussions from their government or security apparatus.
Personally, I have had black South Africans ask me if I am Ibo or Yoruba while I was in South Africa. I asked why and they said if I was Ibo they would have been wary of me! I personally thought that was a load of crap, profiling a whole tribe based on the sins of a few.
I have had a South African lady tell me to my face that Nigeria is a Banana Republic! I remember the venom in her voice and the disdain in her eyes.
I have had a black South African hotel manager yell at me to allow him finish what he was saying and not interrupt him because he profiled me as an arrogant and aggressive Nigerian.
Fact is, there is a lot of anger in that land, maybe due to the years of suppression they suffered during the long period of apartheid, or maybe be other underlying issues. This has made a lot of them disillusioned and unsure of self.
The swag and never-say-die spirit of the Nigerian is also a major point of irritation for a lot of South Africans, because we just seem to swoop in, take over the whole place and start living their dreams right in front of them!
However, let's not forget that we also tend to piss people off with our loud, showy, noisy and in-your-face lifestyles and quite a number of our people are involved in a lot of unsavory things.
Let's also remember that we treat ourselves like crap in our own country, we kill, kidnap and decimate ourselves and sadly, our government seems to have abandoned us to our fate and we constantly and viciously demarket ourselves and our country in cyberspace, forgetting that others are watching and learning.
I believe we need to reassess our individual relationships as Nigerians, before we reassess our relationship with South Africa and its people. There's a lot for us to do to get from where we are to where we are supposed to be.
This time however, our government should stop speaking grammar and make a strong statement in this regard, because really, enough is enough.
God bless.

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Are they Fulani herdsmen? Let's face reality. The kidnappers are the Niger delta militants. Quote me at your peril.

According to the bible, human is divided into three. They are the body, spirit and soul. At deslth, the spirit goes to God and the body goes to the dust. The soul that sinneth shall die. When a man dies, it is the soul of the man that died. Spirit dont die.

bigfish3k:

in west africa
did i ask u west africa? i said Nigeria
so thats the reason u want to bring them to nigeria thru ruga

We have over 40 million Fulanis in Nigeria and they are part of Nigeria as you and your tribe.

bunmmy5:
I wonder how many buhari or Fulani apologist are in this forum, I hardly comment because I always feel that paid commentators are so many to the extent that they will find a way to twist people brain against a glaring fact. Firstly, Is Fulani a an Ethnic group in the country? No, they are just a tribe like they Uhrobos, and the Ijaw. Why represent only the Yoruba, Igbo Hausa and Fulani herdsmen on the National Passport. Fulanization agenda is real. Say no to RUGA. Note: Paid commentators, if you comment or reply this message, all you children and children children will not know peace and wealth, they shall be a victim of the herdsmen in Jesus Name.

To answer your question. Yes, Fulani is an ethnic group in Nigeria. It is the largest group in west Africa and the sahel. We have the largest congregation of Fulanis in Nigeria.