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@OP, nice research. But u cud have help some of us who may be interested in any of the phones with the price tag of each. #waitingfortheprizetag

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have u tried browsing a nude site that required u liking their Facebook page before? If yes, I guess that's where the problem is coming from.

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234 unarmed school girls got missing, one can easily rationalised and say because the were innocent unarmed school girls, but when 105 Nigeria Army not Police got missing, Hmmmm... water don pass garri be that! President Buhari #BringbackoursoldiersO!

I wrote d exams, and was send a mail n an SMS saying I pass, but to be candid am so skeptical about d scholarship stuff! What d could have done b4 demanding for any adminstration fee of 6k is to first publish d various names of schs, the countries in which d schs are base, the total amounts it will cost us to pay aside the waiver, so that one will be able to know if he/she can continue with the process or not.

Do u have an idea on how much it will cost? secondly is the gionee M5 battery detachable and how much dose it cost now?

wolero7:
What will you say before? You are are Gionee sales rep. Let people that are not affiliated to any of the company give their unbiased opinions.

Bursted!

wolero7:
What will you say before? You are are Gionee sales rep. Let people that are not affiliated to any of the company give their unbiased opinions.

Bursted!

Tsmooth1:
Everything you post, view or watch is being monitor by MOSSAD.

If u dont have skeleton in ur cupboard, why shud u be scared of MOSSAD? or are u an islamist dt don't see anything good in Israel and other western countries, but still yet they can't do without them?

Cardinal Anthony Olubunmi
Okogie has said that Buhari's
ministerial list shows that he
belongs to somebody.


Speaking to Sun Newspaper,
Okogie said, ''When I was
listening to the broadcast of the
incumbent president during his
swearing–in, I beat my chest, can
this man say, those things were
written by him? I ask myself is
this the Buhari I knew 2011, that
wrote this? Even though it was
written for him, can he not sit
down and read and re-read again,
and ask himself, if he can follow
all those things written down.
Looking at the statement he made
‘I belong to everybody but
nobody’. Look at the list of
ministers, he belongs to nobody, I
laughed. It means he belonged to
APC.


''And with the list, they are now
trying to pay back those who were
their bag carriers, that is what am
seeing, that is not Nigeria which
we fought for, it’s painful. So,
what is coming ahead if care is
not taken and this crop of people
if they don’t work hand in hand,
we are going to have a bad future,
because the youths now, they are
just waiting, they are now saying
that the elderly ones in this
country, can’t be trusted, they are
looking for their time and when
that time comes, they will not
carry arms, they will do it in such
a way that you will not even know
that they are the one.


''The people who have served in
different capacities should have
given room for the younger ones
to go in and serve. OBJ used to say
I sit down dey look (laugh), I don’t
know what he has to say to all
this, but I know he has a part in it.
I said it loud and clear, how come
this one say I brought my list, am
hearing this from the common
people. I know when they come
down they say all sort of things,
how many list do you want, how
many different people brought
their list? And yet you said, you
belong to nobody, how can you
not be confused, when you said
you’re waiting for an angel, to
come and rule the nation, I
laughed. Out of the abundant of
the heart, the mouth speaketh. If I
were in his shoes, (Buhari) I tell
you, this is his last time. He tried it
thrice and now that the good Lord
brought him back, can’t he use this
opportunity to do something
better?


''One thing am seeing again from
what is going on, there is
acrimony, during the campaign
they were just attacking one
another, that happened then.
People who said they have gone to
secondary school, not to talk of
university are behaving this way,
is it how to keep the nation
together? Where is the patriotism
in that list? How can you tell me
that these people are going to
work?''.

http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/buharis-ministerial-list-shows-that-he-belongs-to-somebody-cardianal-okogie.130883/

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Don't come to Ekiti o! they don't pay a dine to corpers and the most annoying thing is that Ekiti corper are d last to collect their monthly allawee. Infact the usually pay corper around 8th of every month. A word is a enuf...

BEKWARRA, ARE THOU FROM BEKWARRA LGA OF CRS?

HungerBAD:
What of my team Chelsea?

Is that a name of a club? cos the last time I check Chelsea means liquor aka ogogoro aka brukutu aka sapele H²O aka etc

Copy Lalasticlala

Manchester United Football club popularly know as the "Red Devils" have on this day wish Nigerians a happy independent day. This was made known by the publication the club post on it official face book page.
"Happy independent day, from every one at Manchester United"

https://m.facebook.com/manchesterunited/photos/a.411767862745.195597.7724542745/10153265202412746/?type=3&source=46&refid=17

ayodele234:
Watching too much CNN has affected your brain. You will never be able in your life to comprehend. America and their Zionists overlords are responsible for every evil in our world today. Trust me, western education (slavery and dumb thinking) has done enough damage to 99% of global afrikan people

You must be on the same lane with boko haram!

Anytime this western world n Russia develop any new warhead weapons, the first place to test the activeness of such weapon is the middle east and Islamic nations. anyway I dont blame them, na the so call religion of "peace" that is always @ war with it self and humanity that I blame. Islam is the opposite of peace!

more pics after the cut...

It will be recall that the musician popularly known as MI took to his official Twitter handle to call Mr FFK "a joke" for calling on the FG attention to the kidnapping of Chief Olu Falae. Here are some screenshots of some reactions of his followers on Twitter.


https://twitter.com/mi_abaga

WE ARE ALL BOKO HARAM.
I was fifteen years old when the civil war broke out in Nigeria. Although we were living in Ibadan in the South-west at the time, my sympathies were totally and unequivocally with the Igbos. When a people have been so brutally butchered by their countrymen as happened to the Igbos, I felt they had no choice but to insist on leaving the country. Therefore, I understood why the Biafrans went to war and what they were fighting for. But I could not, for the life of me, understand what those on the federal side were fighting for. Why would anybody fight for Nigeria? . I lost a first-cousin fighting on the federal side during the civil war. I wish I could have found out first-hand from him why he gave his life “to keep Nigeria one.” Did he really believe in Nigeria? I doubt it. Why then did he join the army after the war broke out and die in the war? What about those who fought and did not die? What was in Nigeria for them? How did Nigeria justify their sacrifice of blood and gore after the war? . Fighting for Nigeria . The question is still pertinent today as we mobilize to fight the scourge of the Boko Haram. Why would anybody fight for Nigeria? What is in Nigeria for us? There is a difference between joining an army for career purposes and believing in Nigeria. There is a difference between joining the Nigerian army because you need a job and dying for Nigeria. There is a difference between going to war and getting killed and dying for Nigeria. For a man to die for Nigeria, he has to believe in Nigeria. For a man to believe in Nigeria, Nigeria has to mean something for him. Nigeria must have something to offer him. . John Kennedy said: “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.” That is all well and good; provided we have fulfilled the first requirement which is to identify our country. Most Nigerians have yet to do this. We are Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba and every other possible abridgement or classification but not Nigerians. We are Christians and Muslims but not yet Nigerians. Even after 54 years of Nigerian independence, and after 100 years of Nigerian amalgamation, most Nigerians still do not really consider themselves to be Nigerians. . We can acknowledge the assistance of the Americans, the British, the French and others. But the truth of the matter is that only a Nigerian can fight for Nigeria against the Boko Haram. Only a Nigerian can have the necessary commitment to endanger his life in fighting against the insurgents. . However, there are few Nigerians in Nigeria. As a matter of fact, most Nigerians are Boko Haram in one fashion or the other. . Nigerian foreigners . I was upset when I read about a Nigerian who died fighting in the U.S. Army in Iraq. He not only became an American, he fought and died for America. Every year, thousands of Nigerians play the American lottery, hoping to relinquish Nigerian nationality. . Every week, thousands mass at European, American and other embassies, hoping to travel out of Nigeria for good. I even met a Nigerian barber in poor Gambia and wondered what he was doing there. What was he doing in Gambia when there are better business opportunities for him in Nigeria; unless anywhere else is better than home? . The Lamido of Adamawa threatened that if things don’t work out in Nigeria, he would simply pack his bags and move to Cameroon. It would appear then that the Lamido is actually a Cameroonian living in Nigeria. Most countries go to war to secure more territories for themselves. The Russians recently used the opportunity of a little crisis in Ukraine go annex the Crimea. However, Obasanjo gave away a big chunk of Nigeria’s Bakassi Peninsula to Cameroon. It did not matter to him that the people of Bakassi are Nigerians and not Cameroonians. While we are shouting “Bring Back Our Girls” today, we forgot to ask Obasanjo to bring back our Bakassi Nigerians yesterday. . Hatred of Nigeria . So many theories have been adduced as to why the Boko Haram prevail in Nigeria. Some attribute this to the acute poverty in the Nigerian North-east. However, there are countries in the world far poorer than Nigeria, and they don’t have their own versions of the Boko Haram. There are countries with greater income disparities than Nigeria, and they don’t produce the Boko Haram. No matter how poor are the states of the North-east, they are not poorer than the adjoining countries of Niger, Chad and Cameroon. And yet, there is no Boko Haram in these poorer countries. . There is also nothing really Muslim about the Boko Haram. Other Muslim countries in Africa and beyond don’t have Boko Haram. When the Boko Haram plant bombs in market-places; the bombs are not programmed to differentiate between Christians and Muslims. Recently, the Boko Haram attacked some Emirs, killing one of them. Surely, the Emirs were not Christians but Muslims. . In effect, the Boko Haram is a wonderfully Nigerian phenomenon. There is something in Nigeria that provides a fertile ground for the Boko Haram. That thing is not limited to the North-east. That thing bedevils the whole of Nigeria. That thing is lack of national identity. That thing is hatred for Nigeria and for other Nigerians. The hatred of Nigeria by Nigerians is so deep and ingrained in us North and South; East and West. We are Nigerians, but we hate Nigeria. We are Nigerians, but we see nothing good in Nigeria. We are Nigerians, but we would rather be something else. If push comes to shove, we would have no qualms picking up a gun and killing another Nigerian in the name of whatever other allegiance we hold dearer. . Battle for independence . Because there are actually very few Nigerians in Nigeria, it is difficult to fight against the Boko Haram. To fight against the Boko Haram is to fight against ourselves. Every Nigerian is either a Boko Haram or a potential Boko Haram. A Boko Haram is a Boko Haram because he does not believe in Nigeria. The rest of us are Boko Haram because we also do not believe in Nigeria. We hate Nigeria with a passion. Murtala Nyako can fight for his citizens of the North. Femi Fani-Kayode will readily call his Oduduwa Republic to arms. MASSOB will easily rally the troops for Biafra. But there is practically no one left to fight for and defend Nigeria. Only Nigerians can fight the Boko Haram, but there are few Nigerians in Nigeria. That is why it has been difficult for us to close ranks in the face of the Boko Haram onslaught. That is why it is easy for the Boko Haram to get new local recruits in the fight against Nigeria. That is also why it is difficult to identify the Boko Haram among us. The Boko Haram and the potential Boko Haramite is anyone and everyone who hates Nigeria and does not wish Nigeria well. That means the Boko Haram are practically every one of us. . The fight against Boko Haram is a belated fight for Nigeria’s independence. In order to fight the Boko Haram successfully, we have to become Nigerians. Other countries fought for their independence but we never did in Nigeria. Suddenly, we are now saying “Bring back Our Girls.” But these Chibok girls were not “Our Girls” before they were kidnapped. And even if, by the grace of God, we were to secure their release tomorrow; they would immediately cease to be “Our Girls.” This makes us no different from the Boko Haram. The Boko Haram kidnapped these girls because they are not theirs. Neither do we consider them to be ours. They cannot be ours as long as we do not believe we are all Nigerians. Therefore, all our “bring back Our Girls” posturing is just for show. . Nigerian Boko Haram . Nigerians only become Nigerians in the rarefied context of a national football match of short duration. But even while we are united in supporting the Super Eagles, we equally support Arsenal and Chelsea football clubs in England. There was no report of any Spaniard dying as a result of the recent Champion League football match between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid. Nevertheless, two Nigerian supporters of Real Madrid died out of anxiety arising from the match. Because we are Boko Haram, we even kill ourselves over matters that don’t pertain directly to us. I am still waiting for the day that I go to London and find Britons wearing T-shirts with Enugu Rangers or Kano Pillars football clubs emblazoned on them. . Because we are not Nigerians, we readily adopt foreign “nations” that don’t recognize us and call them our own. Because we don’t believe in Nigeria, we are easily seduced to take on other “nationalities.” Because we are don’t believe in Nigeria, we can easily be led to believe in another “nation.” We are easily persuaded to become Boko Haram. Because we hate Nigeria, we become Boko Haram instead of Nigerians. We plant bombs in the market-place. We bring Nigeria down instead of building Nigeria up. Since the children of Chibok are not our children, we steal the money meant for enhancing their education and use it to send our children to school abroad. . The Boko Haram is not only the man who blows up buildings and kills the innocent. The Boko Haram is also that man who ensures that fake drugs are sold in our pharmacies, and that our hospitals are places where people go to die and not to be healed. The Boko Haram is not only that man who says “Western education is a sin.” The Boko Haram is also that public official who sits while our universities are closed down for six months over an industrial dispute. . The Chibok incident has brought all these tendencies into sharp relief. We are the Boko Haram and the Boko Haram are us. . . --------Femi Aribisala

Was Nairaland almost hack again! Some few minutes ago, I tried reading an article on Nairaland and the screenshot below was what I got instead! did anybody also notice same thing, pls feel free to share.

front page thing.

Fayose: We are destroying Fayemi’s legacies of
debt, unpaid salaries, serial betrayal in Ekiti
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has said
that his government was destroying the legacies
of huge debt, unpaid salaries, white elephant
projects, bad governance and corruption left
behind by the All Progressives Congress (APC)
government of Dr. Kayode Fayemi, declaring
that; “Never again shall Ekiti be governed by
those who will borrow billions of naira to plant
flowers and create comfort for themselves
alone.”
Governor Fayose, who was reacting to Fayemi’s
interview in some newspapers in which he said
that “his legacy was being destroyed”, said no
responsible government will sustain a legacy of
over N86 billion debt that was incurred on
projects with no direct bearing on the welfare of
the people.
In a statement issued on Thursday, by his
Special Assistant on Public Communications and
New Media, Lere Olayinka, Governor Fayose said
it was necessary for Fayemi’s negative legacies
to be destroyed, adding that; “Even in the APC,
his legacy of betrayal of Senator Bola Tinubu,
the man who made him governor is being
destroyed.”
"Today, Fayemi has been ostracized by those
who assisted him to Office because he has
betrayed all of them, including Tinubu.
"Does he then wants us to sustain the legacy of
serial betrayal of his benefactors?
“If he served Ekiti and its people well, why was
it that he was roundly defeated in all the 16
local councils in the State in the June 21, 2014
governorship election and his party was also
defeated 16 – 0 in the Presidential, National
Assembly and House of Assembly elections?
"Even his own party men described his electoral
defeat as the worst in Nigeria," he said.
The governor, who said it was shameful that
Fayemi, who left two months’ salary and four
months cooperative and unions deductions from
workers salary, as well as pensioners pensions
and gratuities unpaid could be talking about his
legacies being destroyed, asked; “.

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