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*walks out of thread* ... Mtcheeeew!!!

†ђξ boys na thinks coz they've got some cash! They can do and over do??!! That's a crazy African mentality!! I wonder what †ђξ likes of Davido will do?

Between!! That was Chidinma's RIGHT hand! Normally †ђξ middle left Finger is always †ђξ appropriate Finger for Engagement! So guys this is another Cheap publicity stunt! I can't fall for it!!

I'm astonished at †ђξ way and manner Obama exhumes confidence in †ђξ midst of his contemporaries!! I can't imagine he used those nasty words on President of A Country? ... Especially when he said "ask †ђξ Turkish guy", everyone here thinks you're a "joystick"! !! Damn it!! I think Obama is obviously over stepping his Authority!! He needs to watch it!

That Governor should be impeached asap!! He has no right to do such! That means if he was in possession of Gun, he would have killed †ђξ lady! Please he needs to be checked!

Hmmm I'm astounded to read that there are still christians in Borno state!

Tension has heightened in the Christian
community in Borno State over the state
government’s alleged plans to demolish over
20 churches and schools in the state.
This is in addition to the unceasing fears over
the Boko Haram insurgents’ attacks that have
mostly been directed at Christians in the
state.
Sources said in Maiduguri on Sunday that
“the state government will embark on the
demolition exercise any moment from now.”
Already, it was gathered, the government has
dispatched a notice to leadership of the
Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN),
Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) and owners of
farmlands in the state intimating them of its plans to acquire
some structures for a 1,000-unit housing project.
General Secretary of CAN, Musa Asake, who confirmed the
development, called on the Borno State Government to have a
rethink.
A leaflet from the office of Borno State Ministry of Lands and
Survey dated August 20 signed by one Musa Ummate (O/C
Land Administration) on behalf of the commissioner and
made available to newsmen in Abuja on Sunday spoke of the
intention of the state Governor to acquire the said land.
The leaflet, entitled , ‘Notice of Acquisition and Assessment/
Valuation of Structures on Proposed Site for 1000 Housing
Units along Gubio Highway,’ reads: “I am directed to refer to
you farmers and holders of structures on the proposed site for
captioned matter above and regret to inform you that the
Executive Governor has on the power conferred on him by
Section (2)b of the Land Use Act 1978 directed through high
powered committee on construction Ref. No. HPCC/2500/HE/
S/TEC/1 to notify you of his intention to acquire your farm
lands and assessment/valuation of the structures on the
proposed site situated along Gubio Road, Maiduguri.
“The acquisition is necessary in view of requirements of the
land by the state government for overriding public interest to
construct housing estate.
“The affected farmers and holders of structures are to take
note and appear on site for the above exercise, please.”
However, the Christian community alleged that the planned
exercise was targeted at it “and not any proposed housing
unit,” saying that over 20 private schools built by the churches
would be affected.
“Over 20 churches and many schools will be affected. The
lands on which the churches were built were bought from
farmers and have the authority and certificate of the District
Head in Maiduguri, popularly called ‘Bulama’.
“The land was not under the Ministry when it was bought.
“The Christians went for the meeting called by the Governor
and for several hours, the Governor didn’t come out to see
them.
“It is always difficult for Christians to get a land in
Maiduguri. Even after getting the land, the government won’t
give you Certificate of Occupancy.
“They compensated all Borno Muslims who are victims of
Boko Haram. But how many Christians were compensated?
“We have seen that eviction notice from the Borno State
Government. We are all Nigerians and there are other places
where the state government can develop.
“The areas being earmarked for demolition are already
developed with churches and schools.
“We have enough problems at hand and we don’t want to add
another problem. Christians have suffered enough in Borno
State.
“If the state government wants to destroy churches and build
any housing estate, no Christian will see it as a sign of
progress.
“As soon as we authenticate the source of that letter, we are
going to reach out to the state government to make sure that
Christians don’t lose their churches and lands there.
“But we have no reason to doubt the source of that letter. We
have suffered enough in Borno State and enough of all these
things which are coming in another disguise,” Asake said.
He urged the state government to use other land for the
proposed estate in the interest of all.
“Borno State Government should reconsider that decision to
demolish churches and their properties because in Borno
State, there are many vast lands.
“They should do that instead of going to these areas where
Christians have settled for long. We are asking the Borno
State Government not to try it,” he added.



Source: www.theheraldng.com/borno-government-planned-destruction-of-20-churches-causes-outrage/

When did he became a Lecturer? The Last time I checked his profile on Linkedin didnt find such there! Besides what qualifications does he possess that qualifies him as a Lecturer in Berlin? I know he travels for conferences and not to tell me he's a lecturer!!

Airforce1: Broke people always think they have an opinion.


Happy sunday bro,

Byee!!

looks like you're one of those broke fans that eats †ђξ Crumbs that falls from Wizkid's table? Little wonder you adore him! Even when he makes senseless comments you see nothing wrong with it! Grow up !!!

This Tribal Bigot should keep quiet for once and stop poke nosing into Jonathan's Affairs! He should keep his fvcking advice to himself!! This guy doesn't know he svcks! I thought he would have learnt his lessons by now?

Only a Jobless person would sit and read all this crap you've copied and paste here! Why don't you summarise this poo in just a paragraph? No one will be patient enough to read this long piece!

Too much money can make you do anything!!! Smh!

Gunmen suspected to be members of Boko Haram on
Thursday killed a top aide of the Borno State governor,
Kashim Shettima, in an attack along Maiduguri-Biu Road that
left eight others dead, witnesses said.
The gunmen, who attacked at Bulabulin-Ngabura Village,
50km from Maiduguri, also abducted a family of five
(husband, wife and three children) who were on their way to
Biu.
A cab driver plying Biu and Maiduguri route confirmed to
PREMIUM TIMES in Maiduguri that the attack took place at
about 11 a.m. when the gunmen in their dozens took over the
highway and operated for hours before they left the scene.
“We could not move along the highway for several hours
because of the attack. And by the time we were told the road
was safe to continue our journey, we saw corpses of nine
persons including that of an adviser in the Borno State
government, Muhammed Sani, who is popularly known as ‘A.
Bange’,” said the driver who spoke under anonymity.
“We also saw the Peugeot 406 vehicle of the man who was
kidnapped along with his wife and three children. We had to
get help to tow the vehicle to Biu. I saw the passport
photograph of the abducted man and people said he hails from
Miringa town of Biu local government,” said the cab driver.
Sources in Government House, Maiduguri, confirmed the
death of ‘A.Bange’, who was last seen at the Government
House few hours before he embarked on the Thursday
journey with two others. The state government is yet to react
to the killing.
The spokesperson of the Joint Task Force, JTF, Sagir Musa,
when contacted by journalists at the JTF headquarters on
Friday, did not react to the killing of A. Bange, but said that
soldiers under the newly formed military division had gunned
down at least 50 Boko Haram suspects in a counter attack that
took place in Damboa and Gajiram Villages where 15 persons
were killed on Wednesday.
Mr. Musa said, “Troops of Five Brigade of Seven Division
Nigerian Army in Monguno have effectively repelled Boko
Haram terrorists’ attacks on Gajiram and Bubulin Ngaura
communities in Nganzai and Konduga local government areas
of Borno State.
“Troops pursued the terrorists to their camps and destroyed
them with air support as many (as) 50 terrorists were killed in
the shootout. Subsequently, the communities (Gajiram and
Ngaura) have been rescued from the fangs of Boko Haram
terrorists. This information have been corroborated by many
eyewitness accounts,” he said.
Meanwhile, Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff, Azubuike
Ihejierika, Friday commended the youth vigilante, commonly
called Civilian JTF, currently aiding the government in
arresting suspected terrorists in Borno
“I wish to commend the youth volunteers for their support in
fighting the insurgency. I also wish to commend the Shehu of
Borno and the entire people for their support and assistance,”
Mr. Ihejierika said.
Mr. Ihejierika who was in Maiduguri to inspect the
deployment of troops and equipment to the newly established
7th Division of Nigerian Army headquarters in Maiduguri, the
birth place of the Boko Haram insurgency, said he was
satisfied with the logistics so far deployed.
“I am impressed with the logistics and everything and I am
assuring that Army Headquarters and the Defence
Headquarters is appreciative of their work as it had been with
the JTF.
“I am very impressed with the conduct of the troops because
they had adhered to the rules of engagement, these soldiers
have really done us proud,” he said.
Since June this year, youth vigilante, armed with clubs and
sticks and other rudimentary weapons, have been helping
soldiers to arrest suspected Boko Haram members. More than
600 of the suspected terrorists are believed to have either been
killed or arrested through the efforts of the Civilian-JTF.
However, this has caused the terrorists to turn their guns of
the vigilantes, members of their families and communities. At
least 60 of the vigilantes have been killed by avenging Boko
Haram members.

This dude is †ђξ major problem of this country!! Very cunning!

abu12: Mumu post

for the fact you disagree with me isn't enough reason to call me names! Its my opinion! Not yours!

Don't u listen to news?

Seriously! ASUU should be considerate! Apparently they're fighting for their pockets at †ђξ expense of the poor innocent students! Nawao !! They should be sensitive enough to understand that †ђξ federal Government cannot meet their total demand at this point in time!

•Education not govt’s only headache –Maku

By Innocent Oweh (Abuja), Harris-Okon Emmanuel
(Warri) and Tor Vande-Acka (Makurdi)


Rising from its congress at the Delta State University
(DELSU), Abraka, Benin Zone of the Academic Staff Union
of Universities (ASUU) on Wednesday night vowed that the
ongoing industrial action by lecturers would not be called off
despite release of N100 billion by the Federal Government to
ease the burdens in the universities.
The union accused the Federal Government of divide and rule
by trying to buy the Committee of Pro-Chancellors and
Committee of Vice Chancellors with the recent release of
another N30 billion, saying such policy would not divide
them.
Coordinator of ASUU in the zone, Sunny Ighalo, insisted that
until government adhered strictly to the agreement earlier
reached by both parties, the lecturers will not return to the
classroom.
“The ASUU has been on a nationwide total and indefinite
strike to express its frustration over the continuing reluctance
of government to fully implement vital aspects of the 2009
FGN/ASUU agreement as captured by the MoU of January
2012.
“This struggle, which has now entered its ninth week, is
driven by the unshakable resolve of our members to stem the
continuing trend with successive governments of Nigeria, to
systematically destroy public education through neglect and
near total abandonment.
“The strike has indeed moved into a critical stage where
government is now applying the instrument of intimidation
and blackmail and other gimmicks to undermine the struggle,”
Ighalo said.
At the end of their meeting a statement was signed by
Chairman of DELSU ASUU, Emmanuel Mordi; Chairman of
UNIBEN ASUU, Anthony Moye-Emina; Chairman of AAU
ASUU, Fred Esumeh; Chairman of NDU ASUU, Beke Sese;
and Ighalo himself.
The lecturers accused government of being insensitive to the
plight of Nigerians by not meeting their demands as contained
in the MoU.
Ighalo insisted that the union was not on strike to make fresh
demands, and neither was it ready to renegotiate the existing
agreement.
Rather, “We are calling on the government to implement the
2009 ASUU/FGN agreement it willingly signed with the
union in 2009,” he added.
According to him, though N500 billion was expected from the
government based on Needs Assessment carried out and
contained in the MoU of January 2012 for revitalisation of the
universities, government claimed it distributed N100 billion
most of which were promissory notes.
He appealed to parents and students to understand
the lecturers’ position, noting that it was to help the education
system in the country which had almost collapsed.
But Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, himself on
Thursday pleaded with Nigerians to try to come to terms with
the predicament government faces in all sectors of the
economy and refrain from assessing the administration of
President Goodluck Jonathan as under-performing.
Maku, who spoke against the backdrop of the ASUU strike at
an interactive forum with journalists in Abuja, said huge
money being spent on the sustenance of peace, particularly in
the crisis-ridden North East states, was indirectly having its
toll on the resources available for educational development.
He described ASUU’s demands as mundane, saying, “The
striking lecturers’ grievances are tied around earned
allowances but they forget that government in the past two
years has never defaulted in the payment of their statutory
salaries.”
“People are quick to point accusing fingers on the Federal
Government, even when things are not working at the state
level.
“Take the issue of primary school education for instance, it is
the responsibility of states and local governments to provide
basic education for citizens in their states, not the
responsibility of the Federal Government, but we go out of
our way to intervene in the education sector, which accounts
for why Federal Government released funds for the building
of ‘almajiri’ schools in the North.
“What ASUU is clamouring for bothers on allowances, not
unpaid salaries and government has provided N30 billion for a
start, yet they are not satisfied.
“It is not only in education that we have challenges, we have
challenges in almost all the sectors, from insecurity, aviation,
agriculture, power and a host of others.
“But we appeal to Nigerians to understand our predicament as
a nation, look at what we have spent on insecurity, which is
far higher than education; we are calling on our people to give
peace a chance, as we generate more monies through tax
revenues more funds will then go into education,” he stated.
Benue State Governor, Gabriel Suswam, also spoke on the
strike, calling on students to engage members of the ASUU in
dialogue, stressing that the lecturers have no reason being on
strike.
The Governor, who noted that the Federal Government had on
Tuesday released another N30 billion for federal universities
in the country, added that his own state university – Benue
State University (BSU) – has already received about N950
million from the N100 billion earlier released by government.
The Governor spoke when he hosted officials of the National
Union of Benue State Students (NUBESS) led by its
President, Matthew Mamwoo, at the Government House,
Makurdi, on Thursday.
He, however, told the students that his call was not to prompt
them to embark on strike but instead to “engage ASUU in
dialogue.”
Suswam lamented a situation whereby ASUU was still
insisting that government pay a total of N92 billion because
“it is not practical” after government has shown commitment
by paying N30 billion.

Absolute Nonsense!! I thought you had wanted to blast him as regards †ђξ unruly behaviour he exibited on twitter recently!!

I don't care about rest! If only God can bring back this man to life .....









































MICHAEL JACKSON

I'm astounded!!!

Lols ... I hope his medical test turns out Positive!! That serves him right!!!

A jailed rapist will discover this week whether he contracted
HIV from his victim.
Richard Thomas, 27, collapsed when police informed him
about his victim's medical status and is still waiting to hear if
he has contracted the virus.
Thomas knew the woman and was aware that she has another
illness but had not known about the HIV.
He was shocked when he was told and asked to be taken to
hospital, Liverpool Crown Court heard.
He had let himself into her home in Leigh, Greater Manchester,
uninvited in the middle of the night and she awoke to find him
raping her from behind.
"She froze and no words were exchanged. He pulled up his
shorts and left," said Harry Pepper, prosecuting.
"He was arrested and interviewed and said he had been
drinking heavily, taken cocaine and ecstasy and could not
recall the incident," he added.
His barrister, Virginia Hayton, said that he still cannot recall
the attack but when told about it he said that the woman
"would not lie, she tells the truth. If she says I have done it, I
have done it."
Jailing Thomas for five years and four months, Judge Mark
Brown said he had committed "this dreadful offence" while she
lay asleep, having taken a sleeping tablet, and left her
distressed and anxious.
He ordered him to sign the Sex Offenders Register for life.
Thomas, of Sandringham Drive, Leigh, pleaded guilty to
raping the woman on July 20 this year.
Miss Hayton said that Thomas, who has previous convictions
but none for sexual offences, "is remorseful and cannot
understand why he did it and it is troubling him."
She said that he will not find out the result of his HIV test until
Friday and has had the worry of the outcome hanging over
him.
"It is his own fault, if he had not committed this offence he
would not have placed himself in this position."
She said that he started using cannabis at the age of nine and
was drinking heavily at the age of 11. He became addicted to
ecstasy and cocaine at 13 and was put in care the following
year.
He has been trying to contact his family but they want nothing
to do with him, she said, and he will now be away from his
partner and their young daughter, as well as his two other older
daughters from previous relationships.

Source.


http://m.yahoo.com/w/legobpengine/news/rapist-discovers-victim-had-hiv-110612503.html?orig_host_hdr=uk.news.yahoo.com&.intl=GB&.lang=en-GB

Mhen ... This lines got me cracking!! Sad but funny!!


One
source disclosed that the
state’s Acting Governor had
to introduce himself to the
ailing governor, as Mr.
Suntai failed to recognize
him.

So is this †ђξ man that †ђξ acting Governor would take instructions from? If I were this man, I would automatically quit politics!

Absolute Nonsense!!!

Donmams: You were forced? Really? Don't pretend. You have made your post. Go and collect your allowance from reno omokri. I'm sure he doesn't pay by number of words otherwise you would have spewed even more rubbish.

ordinarily! I would have ignored you! Hence! You don't worth †ђξ stress! But let me repeat myself for †ђξ umpteenth time! As much as I dislike PDP, I would rather choose them over your blood sucking APC! Now you're free to Hang yourself! Foooooool!!!