NaijaOlosho:



HAPPENING NOW: Self Acclaimed Ghanaian Billionaire Shatta Bandle Beaten Mercilessly In His Village

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https://grovenaija360.com/self-acclaimed-ghanaian-billionaire-shatta-bandle-beaten-mercilessly-in-his-village/

But why posting this kind of reckless news just go gain views when at the end you might get insulted. That was the picture of a dwarf in Nigeria caught some few weeks ago and beaten for the disappearance of someone's penis and here you are posting same thing saying it is the Ghanaian dwarf beaten in his village. Since when did his village become one in Nigeria. And if your eyes are in tact how they they both look alike aside the height. One day someone will eventually tag you for bad news and you will realize what it feels like to rubbish someone's image all in the name of getting views online.

debaj10:
r u deranged?

or u just lack sense?

wot kind of simpleton will be suggesting jail over a UN address?

if ur unaware of ur rights, beta go get an education.

but- if ur in support of d rubbish going on, den ignore all d above-

ur turn will come.

Thank you. At least if I lack sense and I can reason outside the box more than you can, I wonder if you were even born with a brain in the first place. Or wait, probably yours was exchanged for that of a fish.

awgumayor:
I watched the whole speech. The picture was taken few minutes Buhari started giving his address. After the Brazilian president finished his speech people started leaving and came back few minutes Trump was addressing. Aftet Trump the same thing happened to Egyptian president and Turkish president few minutes when they were giving their own speeches. So Buhari's own was not different unless they want to use the picture to mock him.

Okay now you see why I was asking the op that question? They are making it seem like it was just PMB they did that to and its very unreasonable to just present the topic that way just to mislead people to think that they left their seats because PMB wanted to make his speech.

OK.
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jaxxy:
A 7 year old trying to light a gas cooker?

This is what shocked me the most. How can a 7 year old girl be lighting gas cooker for crying out loud.

Many people are just commenting without pointing out the main issue. Why will a 7 year old girl be lighting a gas cooker?

Even the way I see some adults lighting these gas cooker I always try to caution them not to do it that way, then someone will send a seven year old girl to light a gas.

May the soul of the dead rest in peace.

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donstan18:
No sane person will expect a chronic liar like you to admit the truth.

But which sane person will actually think the chairman of APC will be thinking of becoming a president now? Only an insane person will actually see this poster thing as being true.

ITbomb:
What is this one even saying?
After listening to a lively speech, they saw "next on the agenda is the president of Nigeria" , they didn't bother staying

I only made a simple comment. If you watched the lively speech you are saying and saw that they left when they saw the next was PMB then I said there is no problem and its really a disgraceful thing. But did you actually see it or watch it personally. If you did please share the video so we can see the moment they started leaving when they saw next on the agenda was PMB to speak.

Oyinlomobambam:



If they let everyone like you just said, how do we check ourselves?

How do we recovered stolen fund??

Maybe they should just leave everybody to do what they like?

Maybe they should just scrap the law and free everyone in the prison?

My brother that's not the point. We all know this is a one sided witch hunting and at the end if Ambode becomes more loyal they will scrap the case. If the government wants to fight corruption its suppose to be in general not fighting only the opposition or those that are not as loyal as they want in their same party.

We only hope the government will eventually adhere to the court order. We know they like to disrespect court orders.

If you are in New York and you are the one that took this picture and you are very sure they left the seat empty immediately PMB took the stand then that's fine its an embarrassment.
But if you are just assuming that they left when he took the stand because you see some empty seats without knowing why those seats are empty or if they have been like that even before he took the stand, then be very careful how you assume so that you won't assume and find yourself in jail one day.

I believe this is a paid protest. They need to just allow Ambode rest. Let Sanwo Olu get to work and forget about this Ambode issues.

Somehow I feel this Dino Malaye is about to join the likes of Saraki. He has lost the governorship ticket and if he looses this senate sit it will be the end of politics for him.

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Joshmodest:
You impregnated your wives best friend and married her , and you are telling us she's happy about the Union...
Come and fly fence enter heaven , leeme see you !!

Sorry to ask, did you read his comment? He said they both never knew each other. It seems you only made your comment without reading his own comment.

izombie:
you think these people don't know how to make naija great? You think they don't know how to fix our refineries, fix our roads properly, fix electricity, fix our schools, fix our hospitals and others? They know how to do all these things but they will not do it because of wickedness and greed.
This is another "we will" "fg to" "we shall" speech from the government. At the end of it all you'll realise that nothing was done. They are all talk and no action.

Quite sad and unfortunate.

This is an absolute magnificent fountain that shock the world with its breathtaking design. It is found in Japan and if you have to watch the video of the water fall that makes the hair of the design, you will be amazed.

This is superb creativity.

If only they will actually execute it and not just writing the news, then it will be nice.

The PDP Kogi state are certainly still a joke and that is the more reason Yahaya Bello is very confident he will win the election.

So far, this case is taking a very good shape. That former cjn was indeed very corrupt.