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Fynestboi:
Ibadan Polytechnic paki? You must be joking Ibadan Polytechnic won the second spot in the last edition...

u dey mind the mugun.

na one person go marry this beast o

mikaael:
Show love for motuary??

yes.....u can

Go to the hospital

Go visit prison

Go visit motherless baby home

Go visit matuary

Show. love to everybody in these places

Then you will achieved 3 great tins

1) You will appreciate God

2) You will be rewarded by God

3) You will fear God

following

Trust a military man at your own peril


They read and understand 48 laws of person than anyone

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kissval1388:
what is dis nigger saying? people block two lane in d state metropolis and you are asking us to tolerate dem?
how can cars pass or are we using aeroplane?
assuming one lane was blocked, we would have manage d other lane despite hold up

Then go and fight them

Op ...you are the problem here and u are the confused human being

This people are muslims but diff groups and what they are doing doesn't effect the public negatively so whats your headache ?

Or is there any weapons in their hands?

Are they abusing themselves ?

We xtians have CAC RCCG and so on. We do same as Muslims do too and we never cos of that fight

Pls let tolerate others beliefs so the country will be a beta place for all of us.

[quote author=celebgists post=41299334]Ur stupid comment wunt wake him too [/quotd
And your bad mouth will do?

How does that wake Audu?

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Seun
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Olakunle Timothy Taiwo, the Nigerian
Tribune journalist involved in the
fabricated interview if constitutional law
lawyer, Professor Itse Sagay, today published
what he called his account of the story on the
platform of Sahara Reporters. After going
through his story, one cannot but come to the
conclusion that he is further insulting Nigerians
who are already quite upset about the level of
decadence that Nigerian Tribune and its
journalist stooped to in an irresponsible attempt
to paint the Buhari government and his anti-
corruption war with a bad brush.

Make no mistake about it. Every Nigerian,
corporate bodies and journalists have an
inalienable right to criticize the Buhari
government and its policies and I will do
everything to defend that freedom even if the
accusations are based on erroneous facts or
analysis. Having said that for a newspaper that
gained its reputation by engaging in critical
analysis of government policies and for many
years was a prop-people and leading anti-
government voice, criticizing the Buhari
government would not have come as a surprise
to anyone familiar with the history of the
newspaper. The problem is that the Nigerian
Tribune of yester years is no longer the Nigerian
Tribune of today. Since aligning itself with the
late General Abacha’s tyrannical regime and
lately the corruption infested successive PDP
governments, the newspaper became anti-people
and pro-government until the Goodluck Jonathan
regime was ignominiously booted out of office.
Since then the newspaper has become the
launching pad for anti-Buhari rockets. Again, I
must stress that there is nothing wrong with
being anti-Buhari. After all, the president is a
human being, fallible and incapable of pleasing
everyone.

Mr. Taiwo would want his readers to believe that
the alleged interview of Prof. Itse Sagay was a
mistake resulting from dialing an incorrect
number. However, there are a couple of problems
with that narrative. The first problem is the
unusual co-incidence of dialing a wrong number
he thought belonged to Prof. Sagay and the
preparedness of the person on the other end of
the call not only to pretend to be Prof. Sagay
but to be fully prepared to address the issues
the journalist wanted to discuss, including legal
issues. You wonder if his boss who gave him the
number was going through a directory for
lawyers to get the telephone number.

The second issue with Mr. Taiwo’s narrative is
his and the Nigerian Tribune’s failure or refusal
to release the audio recording of the interview.
Giving the brouhaha, ridicule and shame that this
incident has brought upon the journalist and the
newspaper one would expect that the first piece
of evidence that will be released in support of
their narrative will be the audio recording. My
take on this aspect of the issue is that if an
audio recording exists the voice of the person is
probably that of a person or a member of the
opposition that can be easily identified.
Otherwise, what is the purpose of protecting the
audio recording of an impostor who is
threatening to bring down the roof on the little
reputation left of a once illustrious and pro-
people newspaper?

The third issue is that we are in 2015 and behind
almost every telephone number in Nigeria lies an
identity except for the lines MTN is protecting for
the kidnappers and members of Boko Haram (lol
just joking). On a serious note what the
journalist and Tribune newspaper would want us
believe happened bothers on criminality. Why
then has the matter not been reported to the
police for investigation? Why have they not
released the full telephone number? Why have
they not contacted the telephone operators in the
country to help identify the person behind the
telephone number? I believe that if the telephone
number is released Nigerians with the requisite
expertise and access will take it upon themselves
to identify the owner of the telephone number in
a very short time. Again, my take on this aspect
of the matter is that there is either no telephone
number to be released because the whole
interview was cooked up or it belongs to
somebody they want to protect.

For Mr. Taiwo who lost his job a day or two
after getting married, the least offence I can
accuse him of is that he allowed himself to be
used although he can also be accused of being a
part of the conspiracy that brought forth the
whole mess. Assuming that he was used, my
advise to him is to spill the beans by admitting
his true role in the whole mess, apologize to his
readers, and hang out Tribune and his bosses
out to dry. His reputation and career are on the
line.

This incident happening at a time when
Nigerians are still struggling to understand the
shenanigans of Nduka Obaigbena of Thisday
Newspaper and the role he and other
newspapers played in Col. Sambo Dasuki’s
criminal spending spree puts Nigerian journalists
and newspapers on the defensive. From brown
envelope journalism to fabricated interviews, a
profession that has resorted to supporting or
buttressing the credibility of its stories with
“there are indications” without sources has
descended to a new low. It has abdicated its
responsibility to the citizens and country by
becoming part of the news, instead of reporting
the news. The Nigerian Tribune should bow its
head in shame and for a moment imagine what
the late sage Obafemi Awolowo would have
thought of its conduct.

-Ilesanmi Omabomi



http://saharareporters.com/2015/12/23/nigerian-tribune-olakunle-taiwo-and-cocktail-falsehoods-ilesanmi-omabomi

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charlsecy:
Just last week, he murdered a rock, injured a stone, hospitalized a brick.

really? tell me more lies pls

Donvic4u:
3gb for 1k still rocks..

which network does that?

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u will never regret it

ninovandross:
Do u guys think mayweather can beat ali in his prime

den no born ham well

Pure lie!!!!!

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