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Saraki is a great leader. Intelligent, mature, wise, calm, ambitious... He's just too good, I wish him all the best. |
Jodesky:Hmmm.... If Abba Kyari handles the correspondence with MDAs and MINISTRIES does that not make him a Prime Minister? ![]() |
The title says: Buhari Directs NNPC To Take Over The Operations Of Oil Wells But I'm seeing Abba Kyari's signature and Name on the Memo. I am confused right now ![]() |
#AtikuWillWin |
Moukandjo:Keep fooling around. The resolve of millions of Nigerians cannot be deterred by abrupt postponement. #AtikuWillWin |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
Okoroawusa:Keep quiet. APC is a scam! |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
@lalasticlala, OAM4J, Mynd44 when are we pushing this to the front-page? Nigerians deserve to know that #AtikuWillWin |
The handwriting is on the wall folks. https://twitter.com/AfricaPolling/status/1084171588881313792 Mynd44, OAM4J lalasticlala come and see.
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kechywillz:Mrs |
MissyB3, Fynestboi come and see Mrs Universe Nigeria Lalasticlala
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Mrs Nigeria Universe 2017 Queen, Mrs Faith Ifeoma Ogaga is in Durban, South Africa. Mrs Nigeria Universe 2017 Queen, Mrs Faith Ifeoma Ogaga who has been married for 11 years now and with two beautiful kids, arrived Riverside Hotel in Durban, South Africa which is the venue for the Mrs Universe 2017 World pageant. The theme of this year's event is #SayNoToViolenceAgainstWomenAndChildren Mrs Universe is a world renowned 'MARRIED WOMEN PAGEANT,' and a ‘Non-bikini’ pageant that selects the most beautiful women in the world who are role models to the marriage institution and have affected lives in their society. Mrs Nigeria Universe Queen is asking Nigerians to support her and continue to pray for her to win the world crown for Nigeria and equally ask the Nigerian community in South Africa especially those in Durban to come out and show her love in the 7 days program of activities which began on the 25th of August and will run through 2nd September, 2017. The pageant has 88 beautiful women representing different countries and continent lodged at the Riverside Hotel and everyday they are judged by their appearance, attitude and other qualities before the crowning event on the 2nd of September. They will be visiting different places and showing their rich cultural heritage. Some of the events includes tourist site visitation, orphanages, presentation by each contestant on Violence against women and children’s, Country Cultural display, a March for Violence against women and children and other activities lined up. Nigerians are encouraged to support their very own Mrs Faith Ogaga to win the contest. For updates, support and sponsorship please follow us on Instagram @mrsnigeriauniverse Facebook @mrsnigeriauniverse Twitter @mrsniguniverse Website : mrsuniverse.com Or Call 08164456755
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rheether:Like they did when EBOLA came to Nigeria, abi? |
Kingsley1000:Ana ekwugheri. No vacancy in Awka Government house. |
hilroy:Lmao! This guy is fun and persistent. I hope it gets you a raise at BMC. You need to up your "game" though. |
hilroy:Hehehehehehe. You sound pained and confused at the same time. How can that be? Is Lai no longer paying you guys? |
hilroy:Whatever helps you pay your bills... You have to keep your master happy. Doesn't matter whether he's brain dead right? |
Na the Peak milk girl I wan see |
Lagos State Police ![]() When did state policing start in Nigeria? |
Nna nekwanu ajuju ndi mgbu o 2017 never even reach half sef... Make una leave Igbo matter abeg o! Igbo enwero eze! lalasticlala abeg this thread no suppose dey front page. |
PearlStreet:South East Asia or Africa |



