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davostar:
Pablo Escobar, Osama Bin Ladin, Ted Bundy The Serial Killer, who were responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent lives have wikipedia pages that were never considered for deleting.

Why is Naira Marley now a priority. I really don't understand.

See eh my brother... Most Nigerians are just naturally dumb...

Wetin concern US


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MrGerald:
Yet I noticed something is missing

What? And please don't say bullet proof.. Because he is wearing one

RIP

Ok

AirBagi:
Wow, this is terrible, what a terrible country South Africans are just too violent, whats her crime, even though she's mentally unstable, this isn't the way she should be treated.

E tire me too

Real balliing

samzepaparazi:
Buhari is right for not signing.....

And thats because of Nigeria's inefficiency.

If he joined, Foreign investors will move their companies to neighbouring countries like Cameroon etc where their running cost will be low and then export them to the Nigerian Mkt.

Our money will weaken as all the import restrictions on certain items will be removed.

Nothing will be produced here again.

No electricity, no roads, bad policies.

Theyll probably move to Ghana and be operating from there.
Thousands of jobs lost

You are a wise man

A shocking video of a 76-year-old woman chained underneath a Mamelodi hospital bench has sickened the South African public after the victim’s daughter shared and uploaded footage to Twitter.

The daughter in the clip is heard to be yelling at the lackadaisical staff, who didn't even offer to help untie the frail old woman. It’s believed leather straps were used to restrain her, and she was forced to lie on the cold, hardened floor for a large portion of Tuesday night. The elderly woman initially went into the venue with a stomach complaint.

Instead of receiving care and treatment, she was on the wrong end of some callous behaviour. Speaking to the media on Wednesday, the elderly woman said she was “feeling better” after her ordeal.

Meanwhile, the National Department of Public Administration issued their sincerest apologies on Wednesday. They promised that heads would roll for this unacceptable incident:

Watch Video Below:

https://listwand.com/south-africa-76-year-old-woman-chained-under-hospital-bench-by-staff-video/

Africa as a continent has officially entered into force the single largest free trade market agreement in the world since the formation of the World Trade Organization.

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The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Agreement became a binding international legal instrument on May 30, 2019, and the market would be launched on July 7, 2019, said the African Union in a statement.

“Historic milestone! #AfCFTA Agreement has today come into force. We celebrate the triumph of bold, pragmatic & continent-wide commitment 2 economic integration. We launch market on 7 July, 2019 & begin the journey of transformation 2 secure inclusive prosperity,” said the African Union Commissioner for Trade and Industry, Amb. Albert Muchanga.

52 out of the continent’s 55 countries have signed the free trade agreement with the exception of Benin, Eritrea, and Nigeria due to concerns raised by local businesses. Nigeria’s failure to sign the agreement was due to concerns raised by its manufacturing association which says the AfCFTA would have a negative impact on its members.

It’s been over a year since 44 countries first signed the consolidated text of the Agreement in the Rwandan capital Kigali to enable the long-awaited economic integration and movement of goods and persons across member states.

The AfCFTA will create a single continental market for goods and services; enhance free movement of business persons and investments; enhance competitiveness at the industry and enterprise level through exploiting opportunities for full-scale production.

It will also enforce the establishment of the Continental Customs Union and the African customs union, expedite the regional and continental integration processes and exploit opportunities for scale production, continental market access and better reallocation of resources.

With the commitment of all countries, the AfCFTA could bring together the 1.2 billion African population with a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of more than $2.5 trillion to remove tariffs on 90 per cent of goods, with 10 per cent of “sensitive items” to be phased in later.

This agreement was first introduced in January 2012 during the 18th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The member states adopted the decision to establish the Continental Free Trade Area by 2017.


Source: https://listwand.com/africa-is-now-the-worlds-largest-trading-bloc-as-single-continental-market-comes-into-force/

PapaAdanna:
This kain people na the sound of grenade d kill dem

onlyboyson:
Is the guy from MAD MAX FURRY SCENE? I guess so
Dumb ass 1 SNIPER shot him hole generation don fall

Lol

Interesting


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Interesting


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Soneh:
This one is still learning work from boy Alinco with that his two sunglasses.

RentedReality:
Is the second glass for night vision?

Nope... I heard it's to see spirts

Malawian President Peter Mutharika’s security officers have made international headlines as the world’s scariest bodyguards.

An officer from the Malawi Police special unit, the Police Mobile Force, who was on duty during Mutharika’s swearing in ceremony at Kamuzu Stadium became the focus of international news outlets.

The burly security man had been decked out in some of the most “baffling” body armour that included a spiked helmet and shoulder pads.
The officer, prepared for any eventuality, outdid himself with two pairs of sunglasses and four torches strapped to his spiny headgear.

“Wouldn’t mess World’s scariest bodyguard kitted out with bizarre spiked jacket, gas mask, assault rifle and two pairs of sunglasses at Malawi president ’s swearing in ceremony” the UK’s Sun newspaper headlined its story.

The “Bodyguard from Malawi” stood guard on top of Mutharika Toyota SUV truck.

Mutharika was sworn in yesterday after winning the highly contested presidential race.

He defeated Malawi Congress Party’s Lazarus Chakwera and his friend-cum-nemesis, Saulos Chilima of UTM.

For his second term, the ruling DPP torchbearer deputised by Everton Chimulirenji secured 38.6 percent of the 5.1 million cast votes against Chakwera’s 35.4 percent and Chilima’s 20.2 percent.


https://listwand.com/malawis-presidential-bodyguard-dubbed-worlds-scariest-photo/

Hmm

Congratulations...

Balling

visijo:
Did You Know

A Football Match Is Made Of Two Teams, Each Team With 11 Players. The Game Consists Of 22 Male Players. Each Male Has 2 balls. Which Will Make It 44 balls On The Field, 44 Balls + The Ball They Use To Play = 45 Balls

This Is How The 45 Minutes Rule Was Created

Lol

Yawn

lakesider:
One oyinbo go just sit down for him lapi type somthing.. Useless bloggers will pass it to Nigerians. And many Nigerians will believe..
Tell me why we don't deserve the kind of leaders we get

Baba Just because you and your whole family useless no mean say all bloggers useless baba......

No surprise here

IQ reducing posts

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The Director-General
1. Col. Almadu Ali 1973 – 1975
2. Col. S.K. Omojokun 1975 – 1979
3. Col. P.K. Obasa 1979 – 1983
4. Col. E.A. Akpan 1983 – 1987
5. Col. A. Braimoh 1988 – 1990
6. Brig. General H.B. Momoh 1990 – 1994
7. Brig. General S.A. Sofoluwe 1994 – 1996
8. Brig. General S.M. Dule 1996 – 2000
9. Brig. General Ogunkoya 2000 – 2002
10. Rev. P.O. Okunromade Jan – March 2002
11. Police Comm. S.I. Ewokan 2002
12. Brig. General W. Oki 2002 – 2004
13. Brig. General Yusuf Bomol 2004 – 2010
14. Brig. General M.I. Tsiga 2010 – 2012
15. Brig. General N.T. Okorie Afia 2012 – 2014
16. Brig. Gen. Johnson Olawumi 2014 – 2016
17. Brigadier General S.Z. Kazaure 2016




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easytech1:
If you believe this report or castigate Nigeria government because of it; I am not sorry, trust me, You need help.

Press are more free in Nigeria than Russia, Cuba, USA, and many western and African countries.

I wonder why all these foreign medium like shadding Nigeria in bad colors.

However we must be careful not to help their negative and subtle victory they want to be claiming against us.

We are better than many of them !!

In the past decade How many journalists have been imprisoned in the countries you mentioned above...?