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[quote author=Built2last]I have my fears. I was surprised yesterday going through the internet and I saw a story about El-Rufai, a senior brother and somebody I respect so much. He was quoted as making blasphemous statements by even mentioning Jesus Christ. If the story is true, it is very disappointing of him. Such a statement can cause a big damage to the country. It is only that we have a government that does not care about anything, if not, El-Rufai could have been called to order. If he were a Christian that made that statement, it would have been a different thing but this is a Muslim making such an inflammatory statement. It is disappointing of a man in the caliber of El-Rufai. I am a Muslim but I do not think that anybody has a right to talk about any other person’s religion.


this is coming from a sincere northerner...havent heard from GENERAL MUHAMMADU BUHARI YET

eerrm wetin she dey find there

megadeath: We dey rock jaji cantonment, Kaduna.

beware of retired General boys o

nothing dey happen here jawe

seconded

Abagworo: Imo is the most politically advanced State in the Southeast and Rochas has done in 2 years what other Governors have not achieved in 6 years. The envy is understandable.

ABAGWORO IBU AKPA AMU

berem: what relevant positions are igbos occupying if i may ask apart from COAS? Is an igbo man the CBN governor? is the GMD of NNPC an igbo man? is the minister of Petroleum Resources an igbo man? Am talking of very important positions. If you go to NNPC today, the ijaws have taken over. go to NIMASA, its the same story. what of customs service? I don't think any Southerner has ever occupied the highest position. you want me to jubilate because an igbo man was made COAS. quit the tribalism and we shall move forward!

they say berem too daft, na only nonsense full her mouth, she don turn to hausa tout... hausa tout WHICH LEVEL

mysticgal: why would people be so heartless,am not sure any woman would go there 4 immunisation services.

are they still hunting for V nyarsh

[quote author=9ja_I_hail]I am a strong fan of Rochas but with this move i am convinced he is a total sell out, tell me the interest of Igbos in this move if not for his own interest that made him take this unreasonable move.I was once looking up to Rochas as one who has interest of Igbos in heart but i think i was wrong.[/quote]you are on mad point bro

berem: My friend, why has Obi and his bloody sellouts not decamped to Pdp? what the heck are they waiting for? how many pdp members are reps in house of assembly from Anambra state?

the very day Ikedi Ohakim decamped to Pdp from PPA, that was when problem started for him. I can tell you that in Imo state, 80 percent of Imolites hate Pdp with passion. Only just the achievements of Rochas, Pdp will never return to Imo state.

nwokem Mechie onu gi there ODE

Wasted years

One packet of okpu nna bu enyi

Well,I don't wanna get banned so I'm outta here

A Tennessee maintenance worker has quit his job after discovering the number "666" printed on his W-2 tax form.

The man, Walter Slonopas, a 52-year-old born-again Christian, told The Tennessean that God was worth more than money.

The number 666 is commonly referred to as the number of the beast and is often associated with the devil. (The number played a pivotal role in the classic horror movie "The Omen." Revelation 13:18 in the New Testament says, "Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six."

This wasn't the first time that Slonopas had a work-related run-in with the notorious number. When he first began his job in 2011, he said, he was accidentally assigned the number 666 to be used when he clocked in. His number was later changed to 668.

However, a few months later, when the company updated its clock-in system, Slonopas was again assigned the number 666. He quit, but returned to work after being given yet another new number. The Tennessean spoke with Bob LaCourciere, vice president of sales and marketing for the Revstone Corp., Slonopas' former company, about the W-2 form. He explained that the number referred to the order in which the tax documents were mailed.

Slonopas is seeking a new W-2 with a different number on it. He says that he can't file his taxes without one

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/tennessee-man-quits-job-getting-w-2-666-185507901.html

Virgin hunters

neksummi: Is this good news?

you dey madt

take dat: Schizophrenia is not a life sentence, but it will if you discontinue your drugs. Assmonkey!

your malee OBO there

berem: I don't really give a damn who becomes the presidential flag bearer. All i want is a competent person that will move Nigeria forward irrespective of your ethnicity or religion. Pdp must be booted out come 2015

bia ibu oNye UGWU

if you think say you be yoruba man friend, you don enter one chance be that o.... they must definitely vote for ANIMAL IN HUMAN SKIN ACCORDING TO MY MENTOR FELA ANIKOLAPO kuti

This movie must be very interesting

http://m.aljazeera.com/se/20132552158774698

Malian forces capture eight suspected al-Qaeda-linked fighters, as French jets target fuel depots near Algerian border.
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Malian forces have arrested eight suspected al-Qaeda-linked fighters in northern Mali. Their capture comes as French fighter jets targeted rebel hideouts and fuel depots in the northeastern desert on Tuesday, near the Algerian border. The eight suspects captured in Gao are expected to be transferred to Bamako where they will eventually stand trial. They include six Malians, a Nigerian and an Algerian man.

Meanwhile, delegations from the African Union, United Nations, European Union, West African regional body ECOWAS, banks and aid groups have been meeting in Brussels on Tuesday to discuss the country's future. After a three-week military campaign by French-led forces drove the rebels from most of their strongholds, including the cities of Timbuktu and Gao, dozens of French warplanes on Sunday carried out major air strikes on rebel training and logistics centres in Mali's mountainous northeast, near the Algerian border.

"It is about destroying their rear bases, their depots," Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius told France Inter radio. "They have taken refuge in the north and the northeast but they can only stay there long-term if they have ways to replenish their supplies." Fabius said that the army aimed to stop the rebels from doing so by targeting them in a very "efficient" manner.

The al-Qaeda-linked rebels who controlled northern Mali for 10 months have fled into the Adrar des Ifoghas massif in the Kidal region, a mountainous landscape honeycombed with caves. They are believed to be holding seven French hostages with them, kidnapped in Mali and Niger in 2011 and 2012. Algeria on Monday also beefed up its positions on the Malian border to prevent "the infiltration of terrorist groups", Mohamed Baba Ali, a member of parliament from the southern town of Tamanrasset, told the AFP news agency.

French withdrawal
French President Francois Hollande said during a visit to Mali on Saturday that while France had plans to pull out from the country, French troops would not leave until it had driven out all the al-Qaeda-linked rebel groups. "We want to be rapidly relieved by the AFISMA African forces in the cities that we hold," the French foreign minister said. France says it is eager to hand over security in Mali to some 8,000 African troops, gradually deploying to the country under a UN-backed plan. During Tuesday's meeting in Brussels, European officials will try to find ways to reinforce military gains [AFP] In Paris, US Vice President Joe Biden, after meeting Hollande, backed that demand and said the UN should make the African mission a formal UN peacekeeping operation, a plan UN officials say they are pushing forward.

The EU thinks it can help quickly by releasing some of the 250m euros ($342m) of development aid it froze after a coup in Mali in March last year. "When a state falls apart, it takes a while to put it back together again ... Nevertheless, we need to try," said a senior EU official, speaking on condition of anonymity. The country is also experiencing a crippling food crisis which has put an estimated 18 million people at risk of starvation across the Sahel.

The International Red Cross said despite the retreat of the rebels, residents who had fled fighting, estimated by the UN at more than 350,000, were also hesitant to return home, with only 7,000 in central Mali returning so far.

TO GOD BE THE GLORY

Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl who was shot in the head by the Taliban, has undergone two successful surgeries to reconstruct her skull and restore her hearing.

A statement released on Sunday by Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital, the British hospital where the 15-year-old is being treated in, said Yousafzai is currently in stable condition.

"She is awake and talking to staff and members of her family," said the statement, adding that she would continue to recover in the hospital until she is well enough to be discharged.

The teenager drew the world's attention by being shot and critically wounded by Taliban fighters on October 9, as she walked home from school in northwestern Pakistan.

The group said they targeted her because she promoted girls' education and "Western thinking".

At age 11, Malala began to write a blog under a pseudonym for the BBC about life under the Taliban in the Swat Valley, where she lived.

After Pakistan's military ousted the Taliban in 2009, she began publicly speaking out about the need for girls' education. She appeared frequently in the media and was given one of the country's highest civilian honours for her bravery.

Malala was airlifted to Britain from Pakistan in October to receive specialised medical care and protection against further Taliban threats.

She is expected to remain in the UK for some time after her father, Ziauddin, was given a diplomatic post based in the English city of Birmingham.

So far, doctors say she has made very good progress. She was able to stand, write and return home, and doctors said they have seen minimum signs of brain damage.

source

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia/2013/02/20132317173477304.html

Bigflamie: Who is OBJ.

ANDY WHITEFIELD AKA SPARTACUS

So

Buhari again