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Crazy Man!

chardyni:
Then what was the hurray for?

one should try to be happy at all times, be prayerful and hopeful.

chardyni:
Hello mmb,
Hope you got the post.
Congratulations.

not yet. still hoping

hurray!

darknetcom:
i tut i would see hungry feeful on the streets..

buhari and osinbanjo are hungry...

nigerians have a bizarr humour...

lalasticlala

Burnt chest..... choi

Man City 2 Chelsea 0

in sha Allah

Artificial pilgrimage, made in Nigeria, by Nigerians and for Nigerians.

chardyni:
Hello butanep,

Unfortunately I have never attended the Pan Ocean Oile interview. Also this thread is dedicated to United Nations recruitment.

You may ask questions about the interview procees within WFP and I will gladly answer it for you.

any update on the interview outcome. the one held in october?

He should die by hanging.

Really?

chardyni:
Well I believe some people have been contacted. mostly people interviewed in Sept.

But its really beguiling cause my application was in August.

i submitted my application in august, did online test and interview in october. so no cause for alarm.

According to the presidency, this is to tie the bond that exists between the two countries in case she won because he doesnt believe in trump doing anything tangible for africa..

happy weekend

YEA, I HAVE MET HIM.

Allahu Akbar. Good news.

WAS HE AN AUSA MAN?

But why, how many biafrans can speak and understand igbo?

May God continue to guide and protect you our amiable presido.

The best president in the history of Nigeria.

thank you for the well representation of Nigerian's in Morocco

On April 20, 1996, a small chartered aircraft carrying some key Sokoto figures landed on the tarmac of Sultan Sadiq Abubakar III Airport, Sokoto.
Aboard the aircraft on that Saturday afternoon were Sarkin Sudan Shehu Malami, the late Ibrahim Gusau and a former governor of Sokoto State and Abacha ally, Attahiru Bafarawa.

Shortly after the arrival of the aircraft, the then governor of Sokoto State, Col Yakubu Muazu, clearly acting on a script, summoned Sultan Ibrahim Dasuki, alongside the commissioner of police and director of SSS, to an “emergency meeting” in the Government House.
Shortly afterwards, the Sultan arrived with a catorie of aides and array of palace courtiers. Moments after Sultan left his palace to attend the “emergency meeting”, a detachment of mobile policemen took over the palace.

On reaching the military administor’s office, all his aides were waylaid and locked into a hall, his briefcase (containing his hypertension drugs) seized and his flowing coat (alkyabba) stripped.
The bewildered Sultan, then 70, was led into the office before he started protesting.

After a brief meeting, which saw the end of his eight-year rule, the Sultan was ushered out of the governor’s office by the then Commissioner of Police Abubakar Tsav and led by armed policemen into a waiting grey-coloured Peugeot 505.
They zoomed off to the airport around 1:30pm, then Yola, and later taken to Zing in Taraba State.

Dasuki was later accused by the military government of unauthorized travels, interference in government affairs, inviting foreign dignitaries without permission, lack of respect for government, misappropriation of funds, among others.

There have been different accounts as to why the late Sultan was deposed by the Abacha regime. While others attributed his ouster to the implication of some of his companies by the Abacha’s Failed Bank Tribunal, others believed Dasuki’s alleged “interference and lack of respect for Abacha” cost him the most influential throne in Northern Nigeria.

But an equally deposed traditional ruler, the Emir of Gwandu Mustapha Jokolo, had a different belief expressed in a 2006 interview in the Sun.
“Aliyu Dasuki, his (late Sultan Dasuki’s) nephew and son-in-law who is married to his daughter was classmate to General Abacha in Kano,” Jokolo said.

“I don’t know whether primary or secondary. They were classmates and friends. It was Abacha who introduced Aliyu to General Babangida. And through him, Aliyu was getting contracts, military contracts. He was a businessman. Now, Aliyu was very close to Abacha.

“Only God knows what went on between the two of them. So, any business that was going on, Aliyu was the front. So, Aliyu became sick, terminal illness, he eventually died. Abacha came to claim that there was some money that Aliyu was keeping for him in a Swiss account. Sultan Dasuki was then the Sultan of Sokoto. Sultan Dasuki told him that if it was true that he had any money with Aliyu, he should swear to an oath, then he would arrange for them to get the money. That is the Qu’aranic injunction, that if a person dies and you want to make any claim out of his possession, you have to swear an oath. Sultan Dasuki was justified in that.

“But Abacha felt this was business between two friends which was an illegal business which did not require oath. They did not swear to any oath because it violates the Qu’aranic injunction. If you did business, you should record it in writing, but they did not. There was no evidence for Sultan Dasuki to give this money to Abacha.”

After his banishment to Zing in Taraba State, the late Sultan was kept incommunicado in a three bedroom bungalow for months without access to family. He remained there until the military regime of Abdulsalami Abubakar set him free after the death of Abacha.

Born on December 31, 1923, in Dogon Daji village of Sokoto, Dasuki had early Quranic and elementary school education in his village. He rose to become the private secretary of late Premier Sir Ahmadu Bello, Resident Officer of Jos Province, diplomat, permanent secretary and later after retirement, a business tycoon with wide network of friends in and outside of the country.

The emergence of Dasuki as the 18th Sultan of Sokoto after the death of Sultan Abubakar III on November 1, 1988 came as a rude shock to the people of Sokoto State and sparked violent riots in the seat of the caliphate. This, perhaps, was largely because his predecessor had many brothers, 52 children and dozens of direct cousins closer to the succession line than Dasuki.

According to a chapter dedicated to Sultan Dasuki in a book titled Sultans of Sokoto: Biographical History Since 1804, the succession battle was largely fought among six contenders, although over 20 princes qualified to vie for the throne. Late Dasuki emerged the best, beating Almustafa Attahiru, Muazu Lamido, Muhammadu Maccido, Muhammadu Zayyanu and Shehu Malami.

After the tension that greeted his ascension died down and several peace meetings with the ruling houses of Abdullahi and Aliyu, Dasuki’s coronation ceremony took place on March 15, 1990.

Dasuki’s reign from 1988 to 1996, saw sweeping changes and remodelling of the architectural design of the Sultanate. Perhaps because of his wealth and influence, Dasuki rose from a relatively obscure ruling house of Buhari to become one of the most powerful Sultans in the history of Sokoto Caliphate.

Aged 93, Dasuki died yesterday in Abuja after protracted illness.

http://breaking.com.ng/nigeria/the-rise-fall-and-exit-of-sultan-dasuki-by-jaafar-jaafar/

DestinyCHILD1:
wow!

what is wow about it?

lets say no to tribal marks. the parents of this child should be arrested.

lalasticlala, pls spread the message.

A district governor has died after a bomb attack on his office in the largely Kurdish southeast of Turkey and police have detained 30 people in the investigation, security sources said yesterday.

The YPS, a youth wing of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), claimed responsibility for Thursday’s attack in Mardin, according to the ANF news agency, which is close to the militant group.
Derik district governor Muhammed Fatih Safiturk was one of three people hurt in the attack, suffering second-degree burns. He died in hospital in the city of Gaziantep yesterday, having been flown there by helicopter, the Dogan news agency said.

Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/international/governor-dies-after-bomb-attack-30-detained/171313.html#b9SoXFw2XucABdrK.99

JAZAKALLAHU KHAYRAN

Trump himself is immoral. Someone that talks about touching p***sy.

chardyni:
Hello melodino,

I believe mmb was interviewed for finance associate but he has not indicated being called.

i was interviewed for admin assistant.
yet to be called though.

collinometricx:
space booked

so you sense fp abi?

ok, lalasticlala over to you

collinometricx:
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MEANING?

For his gallantry performance at the battle field, lt.col Muhammad Abu Ali was promoted by the Nigerian Army to the rank of Lt.col and he was decorated by the Army Chief, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai in Sept 2015.
His subordinate hailed him.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zey0wu5SAMo&feature=youtu.be