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@op Don't you have better things to do with your life than type trash here? You see what joblessness and idleness is causing you. sad 4cktard! |
God bless them |
Nigerian politicians and lawmakers are one of the highest paid in the world, you can only imagine why it's a do or die thing. We all saw yesterday how the fct minister was flaunting his super cars, I'm sure most people want this greedy lifestyle. Corrupt 4cktards! |
So they are trying to buy votes now. Corrupt 4cktards! |
Nigeria has a very weak press and that's why political leaders can do whatever they like because they are not accountable to anyone. I watched a poltician in the UK trying to explain to a journalist why he claimed 55pounds to buy some stationery for his office and I thought if only they knew how much Nigerian politicians are claiming for themselves, they would have a heart attack. |
Most Africans are violent animals and I'm not surprised people just stood there watching. |
A man with honour will walk out and kick the woman out of his life. What he's done there shows what type of violent barbaric animal he is and no sane woman should go near him. I'm probably not surprised the woman cheated on him. |
alVinHustle:You get the mayor of London cycling to work and has only one car, and you get these ugly animals spending the country's money for their own pleasure. |
sauceny:And you really think that's funny, 4cktard! |
[img]http://3.bp..com/-m9S2ohqHT-g/VQJ0fzfp-BI/AAAAAAABmSM/-Ljl3KCrjAc/s1600/mercenaries.png[/img] There are indications that Nigeria has brought in hundreds of mercenaries from Eastern Europe to strengthen its war against militant Islamic group, Boko Haram. The Eastern European mercenaries have joined their South-African counterparts and Nigerian soldiers fighting the insurgents. According to Reuters, rumours about the use of foreign mercenaries against the Islamist militant group gained substance this month when pictures surfaced on Twitter showing Armoured Personnel Carriers vehicles on a street in Maiduguri, Borno State. In the picture, which appeared on Twitter on March 6, a white man in a khaki, a tee-shirt and body armour, was standing beside a heavy-calibre machine gun on top of one of the sand-coloured APCs as the column drove through the streets at dusk. A West African security source said the foreign fighters were being paid around $400 a day. A South African defence contractor confirmed that South African company leaders were involved in the deployment of the mercenaries. An Abuja-based diplomat said the South Africans were backed by soldiers and hardware from the Eastern Europe in an alliance against Boko Haram . “It’s an incoherent mix of people, helicopters and random kit from all sorts of different sources, but there is an element of internal cohesion from the Nigerian Army,” the diplomat said. “It appears to be a desperate ploy to get some sort of tactical success up there in six weeks for the electoral boost,” the diplomat added. The numbers of soldiers involved were in the “low hundreds; he added. Editor of African Armed Forces magazine, John Stupart, identified the troop carriers as Reva III, manufactured by a Pretoria-based company called Integrated Convoy Protection. After reports of South African military trainers first surfaced in the Afrikaans-language Beeld newspaper in January, Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapise-Nqakula, made clear her displeasure, saying any deployment would be illegal under 1998 anti-mercenary laws. “They are mercenaries, whether they are training, skilling the Nigerian defence force, or scouting for them. The point is they have no business to be there,” she was quoted as saying in domestic media. The minister added, “The police have a responsibility to ensure that, when they come back, those people are arrested and the [National Prosecutions Authority] has a responsibility to charge them. There are consequences for going out of the country and provide [sic] any form of military assistance as a mercenary, not as part of the deployment by government.” South Africa bans its nationals from participating directly in hostilities for private gain. Georgia, seen as a major source of mercenaries, has laws before parliament criminalising participation in a broad range of foreign military activities. The appearance of foreign private soldiers comes four months after Nigeria’s ambassador to the United States, Ade Adefyue, said Washington was not helping the struggle against Boko Haram, and had failed to share intelligence and sell Nigeria the weapons it needed. Read more: http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/headline/404141-nigeria-allegedly-hires-european-mercenaries-to-fight-boko-haram-pay-them-400-each-daily.html#ixzz3UH1B147X |
I'm available if she needs a toyboy. |
Slimzjoe:I have also noticed the rate at which people are posting photos of corpse on this forum is alarming. |
yawahappens:It's now a common trend for low self-esteemed people like you to type made up stories here for attention. You should do something better with your life. |
So Gadaffi spoke in English? |
Ryabcool:If you had gone to a job, you would be too tired to be posting trash at 9pm. |
Ryabcool:It seems you're jobless coming out with this piece of crap! |
iSmalles:Thanks, I'll get my Vaseline and baby oil ready for tonight. ![]() |
iSmalles:What's the name of this movie please. |
searching4love:That will mean your mother and grandmother have smelly pussy ![]() |
So how's that any of interest to us, he can sleep with 100 girls if he wants, he will probably end up with a weeping willy. |
These pastors only thrive because most Nigerians are gullible and dumb. |
They are all cowards anyway. |
cherylsmith:You guys are gullible doughnuts. |
Ogun state has very good secondary schools as well. |
You can't compare because GEJ was in a presidential VIP suite waiting to board his private jet whilst Buhari was in the 1st class / Business waiting area to board British airways. |
Only in Nigeria you will find employers demanding money from Job applicants. It just doesn't make any sense at all. |
Adyrin:Is it your gay father you are talking about? |
Hardly any day goes by without reading another rape incident on this forum. |
Nigerians are naturally wicked. I remember my first week in that country, I saw a guy burnt alive by barbaric mobs for stealing bread. We went to the local police station to report the incident and we were told they can't do anything about it. It brought back memories of what my grandfather used to tell me about Africans, bloody savages! |
Just do the needful and resign. |
Midehi:I can come round to demonstrate it to you. |
Tunda go dey faya ppl wey dey Upload pishurs of Dead people!!!
, so we picked today.
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