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These people and their madnes(force marriage)

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Mehn,
who is that sexy old man in grey beard?

I can just imagine how he looked in his younger days.

Girls must have been falling like Nigerians during boko haram season.

Old man toh fine baje
Hope my man is that fine when he gets to that point [/quote]hmmmmm.! d question is, are u beautiful too?

[quote author=Hero10001]O Kafanchan City! my sweet Play-ground!!
Why na??
I served (NYSC) 2011/12 in Kagoro area of South Kaduna which is a few km from Kafanchan,.

I can confirm that the major problem there is caused by HAUSA-FULANI men cos
South Kaduna including Kafanchan is a full-Christian area.
However, I enjoyed my service year in there; (Lagos boy na)
"Dog meat" on mondays@ Mallagun. Bussa drink on Tuesdays@ Samaru. Burukutu and Palm-wine on wednesdays after CDS,@ Tum.
Pork meat on Thursdays@ Tunga.
Night-Clubbing on Fridays@ New-world hotels.

oboi! u realy know our area oh. d area tab but na dis idiots(Hausa muslims) turn us 2 Vampires. Gob bless southern KD! prouldly Bajju!!!!

jabbo: http://dailytrust.info/index.php/feature/2991-the-professor-s-passion
http://yeyedesmell..com/2013/08/making-nigeria-proud-professors-passion.html?m=1

Prof Nok you are making us proud. i pray u win d nobel prize. proudly an Abusite!!!

only u sabi dis churches? na wa 4 u o!

eGuerrilla: I bet some of those churches had names like the ones provided below



Source: FILEBE(m): 8:25pm On Dec 07, 2010

[quote When wil these meetings come to an end with fruitful results? i am tired of staying at home.
author=kilmix]THE Federal Government will engage the leadership of
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in a crucial talks today, in
a move to end the ongoing strike by the union.
Minister of Education, Professor Ruqa’yyatu Ahmed Rufa’i, made this
known in Abuja, on Monday, saying reasonable progress had been made in
the ongoing efforts to get the lecturers back to classroom.
She noted that a presidential intervention of N100 billion had been
released to the implementation committee of the Needs Assessment Report,
which has the Benue State governor, Gabriel Suswam, as chairman.
Professor Rufa’i, who spoke while declaring open the mid-term review of
the four-year strategy plan for the development of the education sector,
said this was to address some of the identifiable challenges in the
nation’s university system.
She said it was as a result of the resolve to address all challenges
facing the sector that assessments of each area of the education sector
were carried out.
“We have done this for the federal unity schools and it is helping in
their transformation. The recent one carried out for all public
universities has led to a presidential intervention to ensure that
challenges identified are given due attention.
“As a result, N100 billion has been committed to this and the president
has inaugurated an implementation committee chaired by Governor Suswam,”
she said.
The minister said the implementation of the four-year strategic plan
(2011-2015) was on course, stressing that credible progress had been
made in the six focal areas as outlined in the plan.
She reaffirmed the commitment to move the sector ahead, saying “we shall
continue to dig deep and identify further challenges and address them.”
Professor Rufa’i, therefore, appealed to all stakeholders to continue to
show understanding, support and partnership, noting that “our actions
today will define where we are tomorrow.”
She added that government would continue to dialogue with ASUU in order
to end the ongoing strike that had crippled academic activities in
government’s universities in Nigeria.




http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/item/19005-fg-holds-crucial-talks-with-ASUU-today-releases-n100bn-to-suswam-led-committee.html[/quote]

[quote i support obasanjos rejection because the forum has stated categorically the reasons for his rejection. in political science it is called reasoning by Analogy or historical parallelism.

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The Pan African Forum has rejected the African Union’s decision to name
former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo as head of the AU election
observer team to Zimbabwe’s July 31st election.

David Nyekorach-Matsanga, CEO of Pan African Forum, said the former
Nigerian president is too divisive and could create an Egypt-style
scenario in Zimbabwe.

The group described former Obasanjo as a traitor who has betrayed Africa
during past election monitoring missions around the continent.

Nyekorach-Matsanga said Obasanjo has a dislike for Zimbabwean President
Robert Mugabe and a “soft spot” for the opposition, something he said
could cause a conflict of interest in the election.

“We don’t have any personal hatred against General Obasanjo, but this is
a man who can never be trusted to observe any elections in this African
continent,” he said.
Nyekorach-Matsanga said the Zimbabwe elections are critical not only to
the southern Africa region, but to the whole of Africa.

“We need sober minds, a cool observer, a person who is not erratic, a
person who has not betrayed Africa before, a person who has never used
double standard, and a person who has never failed election observers
before,” he said.

He said Obasanjo betrayed Africa during past election monitoring
missions around the continent.

“In Ghana, Obasanjo created a problem when he was the leader of an
observer team; in Togo, Obasanjo created a problem;in Senegal, Obasanjo
created a problem; in DRC, when Obasanjo was the leader of the
negotiations between (renegade CNDP rebel leader Laurent) Nkunda and the
Congolese government, he created a problem and aborted that mission,”
he said.

Nyekorach-Matsanga said the former Nigerian president has no democratic
credentials to lead a continental election monitoring mission because,
as president of Nigeria, Obasanjo attempted to change the constitution
in 2006 to give himself a third term.

In addition, Nyekorach-Matsanga said Obasanjo cannot be an impartial
observer because he has in the past called Mugabe’s resignation.

“Obasanjo has called for the removal of President Mugabe violently. He
has also taken sides with Morgan Tsvangirai. It is very, very incredible
for any institution to take a man who has already taken sides to go and
observe an election in a country that is facing an uphill task to
produce a free and fair election,” he said.

Nyekorach-Matsanga boasts of the fact that his organization defended
Zimbabwe against Western sanctions. Yet, he said, he’s not biased in
criticizing Obasanjo.

“We have not only been supporters of President Mugabe, we have been
supporting the entire country against sanctions. We are not rejecting
Obasanjo because we hate MDC. No! We are only saying the elections in
the Zimbabwe need a sober head, somebody whose track record is not
litter with lies like Obasanjo,” Nyekorach-Matsanga said.

The AU observer mission is said to comprise 60 observers drawn from
African electoral management bodies, civil society organizations,
Pan-African Parliament, regional economic communities and human rights
organizations.

http://www.voanews.com/a/1707268.html

http://www.africanspotlight.com/2013/07/23/pan-african-forum-rejects-obasanjo-as-au-observer-head-in-zimbabwe/[/quote]

if they said it is not so , then they should try and explain 2 Nigerians their intentions cos we are realy in the dark here.

[quote*** see idiots call NANs we dey suffer with ASUU u ar talking about Rivers****
author=Abagworo]ABUJA – The National Association of Nigerian Students
(NANS), yesterday, threatened to paralyze all economic activities in the
nation political capital, if the Federal Government fails to address
the current imbroglio in the Rivers State.

NANS, who gave 14 days ultimatum to the government to find lasting
solution to the unrest, also berated the Nigeria’s First Lady, Dame
Patient Jonathan and the Minister of State for Education, Mr. Nyesom
Wike for their roles in the crisis rocking the State.

The Union, who did not exonerate the Presidency from the matter called
on President Goodluck Jonathan, to call them to order to stop
interfering in the running of the administration of the state.

NANS noted that “it is not acceptable for the 5 legislators in the
Rivers State House of Assembly to override the collective will of 27
members. It is totally wrong! We demand that the five legislators, who
were responsible for igniting the crisis, be properly sanctioned and
trimmed to size”.

A statement signed by the Acting Senate President of NANS, Comrade John
Shima, demanded for adequate security in the state House of Assembly,
while calling for “the immediate redeployment of the Rivers State
Commissioner of Police, Mr. Mbu Joseph Mbu, who from every indication
has gone political”.

The union said that, it restrained its self initially to comment on the
matter, on the ground that all the parties involved were indigenes of
the state, “but after the fracas at the Rivers State House of Assembly
on 9th July, 2013 and the fallouts from it, we see the need to
expeditiously intervene in the matter, as it has set a very bad
precedence for our much cherished democracy and is even capable of
plunging the entire nation, not only Rivers State into anarchy.

“In line with the foregoing, we wish to state unequivocally and in the
strongest of terms, that the blatant arrogation of legislative powers by
a relative minority of five (5) legislators in the Rivers State House
of Assembly, against the majority of twenty seven (27) legislators, is
in itself a huge aberration and the height of legislative rascality! The
action of the five legislators is an open invitation to anarchy.

“Furthermore, Mr. President must stop distancing himself from the
matter, because whether he likes it or not, he is vicariously involved
in it. The directly involvement of the First Lady in the matter, which
she publicly admitted to when sixteen (16) Bishops from the South-South
paid her a courtesy visit at the Presidential Villa last week, implies
Mr. President’s tacit involvement in it. Therefore, Mr. President cannot
continue to feign ignorance or indifference on this very sensitive
matter.

“We must bear in mind that the situation in Rivers State depicts a huge
threat to the security of the state and by extrapolation, the entire
nation. The Executive Governor of Rivers State, Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi
has since made public, his own feelings of insecurity. There were
reports last week of the deployment of policemen to the Rivers State
Government House and the Rivers State Liaison Office in Abuja
respectively, without the knowledge and approval of the State Governor.
That action by the police authorities is highly condemnable.

“Mr. President should not forget that his cardinal responsibility to the
state and its citizens is the provision of security for human lives and
properties. This includes the lives of state governors and other
high-profile individuals. Governor Amaechi has publicly declared that he
is not comfortable with the Commissioner of Police in Rivers State, Mr.
Mbu Joseph Mbu. We wonder why the Inspector General of Police is
reluctant to redeploy Mr. Mbu from the state. Mbu clearly gave clue in
an interview with a national television station that he works at
cross-purposes with Governor Amaechi.

“We recall that Amaechi first notified Mbu of the crisis at the Rivers
State House of Assembly, long before it degenerated. But rather than
take proactive actions in line with the governor’s notice, Mr. Mbu, who
was said to be living very close to the Rivers State House of Assembly,
deliberately refrained from acting on the governor’s information. The
Rivers State Commissioner of Police is answerable to the Inspector
General of Police, who is in turn, answerable to Mr. President.
Therefore Mr. President’s thumbprint is firmly embedded in the ongoing
crisis in Rivers State.

“Therefore we wish to condemn in strong terms, the attack by sponsored
miscreants on the convoy of Governor Rotimi Amaechi and the four
northern governors that paid him a visit last week. We view the action
of those miscreants as dastardly and uncivilized. However, we must
remind their sponsors that anyone who rides on the back of a tiger would
end up in its belly! If the convo

olokfor: Two corps
members serving in Community Secondary school Iddo in Asari-Toru LGA of
Rivers State were yesterday night severely burnt beyond recognition by
unknown persons who attacked them in their room.

Report given to us this morning by another serving corp member in the
area said the two corps members who are both females were locked in
after the attackers had poured fuel in their room and then set the room
on fire.

One of the corper is named Okey Winifred a batch C corps member while
the other whose name could not be ascertained as at time of this report
is a new batch B corps member that just left camp and reported at the
PPA few days ago.

Both of them are currently in critical condition at the Intensive care
unit (ICU) of Uniport Teaching Hospital.


The attackers are still unknown, however the story going round among
other corpers in the community is they are probably some of the students
in their PPA.

Rivers state is becoming a more dangerous place for youth corpers as
they are easily victims of violent attacks by locals and kidnapping
gangs. We hope the concern authority will do something urgently and curb
the various violence against the corps members. God help us

SOURCE-
http://metronaija.com/photo-two-female-nysc-corps-members-set-ablaze-in-rivers-state/

i pray 4 quick recovery 2 d victims. as 4 me, i no go gree go Rivers oh.hmmm!

she is hot oh. where is she now?