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HarlequinLekex:Read Read Read!!!! |
NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY THE COVER…
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I wonder why Bubula Babala bulolo supporters are having orgasm over Soludo attacks on Peter Obi. Soludo is not even supporting the mentally unfit BAT. 95% of votes in Anambra will go to Peter Obi. Peter Obi doesn't even need to campaign in Anambra for him to win. |
Now you are no longer being misled, can you translate Babablu blubu for us?
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Those pushing Tinubu to be president really hate him. |
You don't want to mention he graduated from the university owned by Labor party vice-presidential candidate, Datti, the running mate of Peter Obi that he usually attacks online. |
To defend Tinubu, you must have the certificate of stupidity. Keyamo, Senior Advocate of Nonsense. Shettima may splash potopoto on Tinubu's face. And Keyamo would say it is a makeup, not potopoto. Truly, the BATs are crazy. |
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Perhaps a new Yoruba dialect. |
Afamed:balabloo bloo blu bulaba Sooroptimist1:Coming from a balabloo supporter. The audacity of ignorant agbadorites supporting a SICK candidate. https://thecolumnist.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/resize-164534993258919261Tinubuissick.png |
Fact checker. Oya come and do your work. "balabloo bloo blu bulaba.” This one don choke una. |
This is my first time of getting to know a candidate by such name. I wish her quick recovery. Anyone trying to blackmail Peter Obi is doing so in futility. |
![]() Na mkpurummiri. Seems BAT was intoxicated. balabloo bloo blu bulaba |
Following the recent exhibition by Tinubu, it is now very obvious to the blind, deaf and dumb that he's not fit. At his age, his is prone to some diseases. Why APC decided to choose him as a candidate, despite knowing his unfit state remains a topic for another day. Tinubu said "A town hall meeting is different from Babablu, Bluubu Bulabu..." Below are diseases linked to communication disorders in senior loved ones. Tinubu is probably suffering from either of these. 1. Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s and related dementias can greatly hinder communication and understanding when areas of the brain responsible for comprehension and speech are damaged. While Alzheimer’s and most other common kinds of dementia are incurable and progressive, sometimes therapies can improve communication skills among people with the disease. Because Alzheimer’s is irreversible, however, people who are speaking with a loved one with the disease must be prepared to adapt their communication patterns to the situation. A recent article has a list of tips to help communicate with someone who is suffering from Alzheimer’s. For instance, nonverbal cues such as maintaining eye contact and smiling can be helpful when talking with a loved one with the disease. 2. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) ALS , also commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, is a disabling, progressive disease that can cause difficulty speaking and swallowing, muscle atrophy and weakness. There is currently no cure for ALS and as the disease progresses, communication can become labored. Loved ones with ALS can work with occupational therapists and speech language-pathologists to mitigate speech problems, although they can they lose their ability to speak altogether. 3 Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Multiple sclerosis can cause difficulty with both speech and understanding. While MS is typically diagnosed before old age, it is a condition that many seniors live with. Problems with the swallowing reflex which are prevalent among people with MS can cause difficulty speaking, while cognitive problems associated with MS can impede understanding. According to a study published on the NIH website, half of the people with MS have communication difficulty. The National MS Society has published an excellent guide to speech problems for MS patients and their loved ones, which includes a number of practical tips. For example, it suggests that people with MS who are struggling with their speech use a recorder to help themselves learn to correct their speech. The document also reminds family members to keep an eye out for communication problems in loved ones: “A person with MS may not notice his or her own speech problems. Many times a family member or physician brings it up.” 4. Parkinson’s Disease Parkinson’s disease affects about 1% of seniors over 60 in the U.S. In people with Parkinson’s, damage to a region of the brain called the “basal ganglia” often causes speech problems. These problems can manifest themselves as problems with articulation, reduced fluency and voice changes; although it’s usually not until the later stages of the illness that these problems can cause the sufferer to become unintelligible. An NIH document describes three general treatments strategies for the speech problems caused by Parkinson’s: https://www.aplaceformom.com/caregiver-resources/articles/ailments-that-impede-communication The best thing APC can do now is to force Tinubu to step down. Because Tinubu will demarket APC with more embarrassments during the campaign. |
BATified2023:Yes, Joe Igbokwe and Hope Uzodinma are crying. |
Following the recent exhibition by Tinubu, it is now very obvious to the blind, deaf and dumb that he's not fit. At his age, his is prone to some diseases. Why APC decided to choose him as a candidate, despite knowing his unfit state remains a topic for another day. Tinubu said "A town hall meeting is different from Babablu, Bluubu Bulabu..." Below are diseases linked to communication disorders in senior loved ones. 1. Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s and related dementias can greatly hinder communication and understanding when areas of the brain responsible for comprehension and speech are damaged. While Alzheimer’s and most other common kinds of dementia are incurable and progressive, sometimes therapies can improve communication skills among people with the disease. Because Alzheimer’s is irreversible, however, people who are speaking with a loved one with the disease must be prepared to adapt their communication patterns to the situation. A recent article has a list of tips to help communicate with someone who is suffering from Alzheimer’s. For instance, nonverbal cues such as maintaining eye contact and smiling can be helpful when talking with a loved one with the disease. 2. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) ALS , also commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, is a disabling, progressive disease that can cause difficulty speaking and swallowing, muscle atrophy and weakness. There is currently no cure for ALS and as the disease progresses, communication can become labored. Loved ones with ALS can work with occupational therapists and speech language-pathologists to mitigate speech problems, although they can they lose their ability to speak altogether. 3 Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Multiple sclerosis can cause difficulty with both speech and understanding. While MS is typically diagnosed before old age, it is a condition that many seniors live with. Problems with the swallowing reflex which are prevalent among people with MS can cause difficulty speaking, while cognitive problems associated with MS can impede understanding. According to a study published on the NIH website, half of the people with MS have communication difficulty. The National MS Society has published an excellent guide to speech problems for MS patients and their loved ones, which includes a number of practical tips. For example, it suggests that people with MS who are struggling with their speech use a recorder to help themselves learn to correct their speech. The document also reminds family members to keep an eye out for communication problems in loved ones: “A person with MS may not notice his or her own speech problems. Many times a family member or physician brings it up.” 4. Parkinson’s Disease Parkinson’s disease affects about 1% of seniors over 60 in the U.S. In people with Parkinson’s, damage to a region of the brain called the “basal ganglia” often causes speech problems. These problems can manifest themselves as problems with articulation, reduced fluency and voice changes; although it’s usually not until the later stages of the illness that these problems can cause the sufferer to become unintelligible. An NIH document describes three general treatments strategies for the speech problems caused by Parkinson’s: https://www.aplaceformom.com/caregiver-resources/articles/ailments-that-impede-communication The best thing APC can do now is to force Tinubu to step down. Because Tinubu will demarket APC with more embarrassments during the campaign.
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VeryWickedGoat:The meter number is 11 digits. |
If it is one fake news by the Agbado ireporteronline, they will quickly push it to front-page. You can't support Tinubu without looking stupid. Babablu blabuuuu. |
Is Tinubu speaking in tongues? Nigerians react to the latest Tinubu's symptoms of mental instability. "A town hall is different from balablue bluuublu bulabu"
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There are many gods. He wasn't specific.. But its obvious he worships a useless god. Because the living Jehovah I serve can never wish for a sick man to lead a sick country. |
APC urchins on hard drugs. None of you is reporting the latest speaking of tongues by BAT. |
VeryWickedGoat:How do I check to know if the meter is 01011 or 541?
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One of our tenants prepaid meter is displaying a different meter number, what could be the cause? Metre is Mojec. |
Why not say IPOB members donate 1 billion to Tinubu? Ireporteronline is APC media center of fake news. BAT is going no where. His destination is Agbado republic |
The stupid mODE that deleted my comment, you think I wouldn't notice? Hypocrites!! This thread of Borno was created first before that of Abia but you pushed that of Abia to the front-page first. If I didn't call out your hypocrisy last night, you would have left this one of Borno in the back page |
That of Borno was created https://www.nairaland.com/7431453/underage-voters-seen-inec-database/2#118477095. Mod refused to put it on front-page. But they pushed that of Abia to the front-page. |
Sammy07:I condemn underage registration be it south or north. But even the blind knows north is the headquarters of underage voting. https://media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2018/02/Underage-voters.jpg https://cdn.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Abuja-underage.jpg https://media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2019/03/WhatsApp-Image-2019-03-09-at-10.24.19-1.jpeg |
LegendHero:You are wrong! Take note of date of birth. This one in Abia has date of birth of 1999. And the minimum age requirement is 18 years. So this is a new registration. While the one in Borno state has date of birth of 1992. Which means it is possible it was used in 2011 and 2015 elections. People like Orji Uzor Kalu must have learnt from his fellow APC northern comrades on how to rig using underage voters.
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