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Nice move, I just so feel for the brand of graduates the higher institution in Nigeria is producing; people who aren't well informed on their rights and are always afraid to back up those who fight for their rights as duly elected officials of the SUG. What a cabala, have the recent breed of Rectors formed, that they assume sole proprietor of a federal establishment which ought not. It's high time undergratues assume sole responsibility for their future by demanding justice and equity in the education system. |
BruncleZuma:Dem don give am their Fulani |
Dey should kwantinue, least the forget everything on earth that has a beginning has its expiry date.... Kwantinue our dear raidsmen |
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Daviddson: for real bro, but it amazes me how sex is one major tool used by the enemy to subdue the glory of great men...God save us all! |
laurel03:Always the problem in Nigeria, hypocrisy!! |
Throwback:The same thing, clueless persons such as yourself is busy drumming support for anyone other than Bul-Ah-Ri Come 2019 I believe you would give your vote to another Beast |
Please isn't that the famous Nollywood actor smiling behind the lady seated with the president... |
Unlike some people that promised to stick to Small and private wedding yet had faile; I say congratulations is in order for this lovely couple. God bless their Union! |
I only but wonder how these men still keep a smiling face despite the situation on ground,this only goes a long way to give us an insight on what the outcome would be if Men were god's. |
Didn't Oga Falae endorse the Monster called Bul-Ah-Ri who loves, enjoys and feeds on the blood of the defenseless by his kinsmen. |
victorakpabome:Please have done dat waiting for ur response sir |
victorakpabome:Can I PM u on the job offer, but am based at IMO state. |
I can't help but wonder who and why the Fulani's are being painted good in the past few days? What the cause for such motive? Don't other tribes have good and bad? Meanwhile, I was once told that an inductive reasoning is when Adamu defies all odd as your gateman to protect your property from been robbed then all Hausas' are good people, but when iyke defrauds you of your properties by all means available then all igbos are bad persons What shall we now say when scores of Fulani Herdsmen slaughters hundreds of innocent defenseless men, women and children? |
@ the bolded only 250 igbos conspired to kill all the whites, though the failed but history never forgets them Seems igbos have been known to be brave men all along.... Hmmn, no wonder the likes of Ojukwu, and of recent Nnamde Kanu,... |
Op no vex oo, a quick question? How is your sex life like? Active or inactive? |
Anasko:You have said it all.. Bloggers and lies are like Monkees with Bananas... |
Dear friends, there's a very important piece of history I'll like to share with you which concerns you. On December 1, 1955, a middle-aged "negro woman" in America, Mrs. Rosa Parks, refused to stand up for a young white man who just entered the segregated bus she was ridding in. If she did, she would have had to stand all through the journey. At that time, the bus is segregated in most parts of America: white people sit in front rows and black people sit from the back. Blacks would normally pay fare to the driver in the front, then step out of the bus and go through the back door to find a place in an already tight area at the back. If the allocated spaces for blacks are filled, all other blacks joining the bus would have to stand even when the more than half of the bus spaces reserved for whites are empty! Such was the injustice and humiliation that black Americans faced then. For refusing to stand up for the young white man, Mrs Rosa Parks was immediately arrested, scheduled for prosecution on Monday December 5. Then the Rev. Martins Luther King and his NAACP comrades stepped in. They called out the people. They spoke about the sad realities of their existence, the terror of an unjust system and barbaric treatments in the hands of fellow Americans. In addition to speaking out, these Black Americans decided to take action to protest that injustice by boycotting the segregated buses. The boycott began December 6, 1955. Dear friends, here is the crux of the matter: Black Americans took action! For 1 year and 16 days, *they trekked to and from work or boarded improvised pooled taxes, everyday*, until the US supreme courts declared segregation unconstitutional! During the struggle, someone offered one tired black woman a lift in his pool car, but she declined, saying, *"l ain't trekking for myself, but for my children and grandchildren "*! So, dear friends, whenever we don’t take action and we feel unobligated, unconcerned,* we should simply remember the black Americans and those women. Without them, the freedom that US enjoys today wouldn't have happened, or happened too late. Obama may not have become the President of US. So, the questions before all of us now are: Are we slaves to the Fulani people? Are you ready to trek for yourself and your generation yet unborn as the black Americans did? Are we willing to do our own little bits for the cause of good governance and security of our people? Are we ready to act? If today, it is Benue, Kaduna, Taraba, Enugu, etc, which state or community is next? We have complained and grumbled enough. Now is the time to take action. Dear friends, there's a general consensus that with effect from February 2018, there should be a total boycott of Fulani cow meat, including suya, kanda (skin), etc. We should discipline our appetite and make this sacrifice now to put an end to the killing of farmers because of cows. We can get protein from chicken, goat meat, fish, pork, etc. How can we continue to patronise their business and then they turn around to kill our people and destroy our communities? Enough is enough. Pls spread this information to people around you. Thank you. God bless you. FEBRUARY 1ST, 2018 is commencement date please. Let's keep it a date. Please spread the news to ALL your contacts. |
valentineuwakwe:Thanks for your adequate response, yet I am perturbed on the aspect of longevity of this program, because you made it clear that it ought to be a 24 month program unlike the 20month program I thought it was; actually we have from February till may next year as the feasible lifespan of the program. Hence I beg your answer to what would happen to the the time frame lost pending the possibility of a continuum in government. If para adventure the final list is released before February, when would we start getting payment, and if it goes by the normal payroll, what would happen to the months lost last year when the program should have kick started, because I believe that such provisions have been made available before the inception of n-power 2017. |
The current CHAN technical crew including the coach are just bunch of disappointments; why would you go to a competition with almost 12 defenders, 4midfielders, and 6 attackers...... What was he thinking, and to say the least he dropped the most creative playmaker of the NPL 2017 season for bunh of defenders... I think it's high team we employ a foreign coach to handle our CHAN team as corruption is the order of the day in selecting players... |
See defenders ooo, chow Nigeria is indeed blessed in that department dis time around |
French football authorities have banned referee Tony Chapron "until further notice" after a bizarre incident in a match on Sunday. Chapron aimed a kick at a Nantes player in their match against Paris Saint-Germain. With the game in injury time and his side 1-0 down to runaway league leaders PSG, Nantes' defender Diego Carlos was dutifully tracking back as Kylian Mbappe hared towards goal. With the focus on the young French striker, fans and those watching on TV were shocked to see Carlos, some way behind play, shown a second yellow card and dismissed. But replays showed that the Brazilian had collided with referee Tony Chapron, who cut across his path. As the official rolled across the turf he swung a leg at Carlos, catching him before rising to give the defender his marching orders. The French Football Federation (FFF) said Chapron, 45, would be "withdrawn... until further notice" and would be called to appear before the French league's disciplinary commission. The federation said Chapron has now accepted the contact with Carlos was accidental and the second booking has been rescinded. "At the time of the collision, I felt a sharp pain where I had recently suffered an injury," Chapron told AFP on Monday. "My unfortunate reaction was to stick my leg out towards the player." The bizarre nature of the incident saw it spread rapidly on social media, with even former Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas cracking a joke at Chapron's expense: "Surely the good man will have apologised. It was spontaneous," he wrote on Twitter. "That said, for me it's agression and red! Three matches minimum!" As it turns out, Chapron's ban could be much longer, especially if Nantes midfielder Valentin Ronigier has his way. "He says he slipped, but I know he kicked him," Rongier told French TV station Canal Plus. "I know it's very difficult to referee but you have to question them from time to time... We do that, we get a 10-match ban." Chapron will definitely miss Wednesday's Ligue 1 game between Angers and Troyes, which he was slated to take charge of. |
Fake fake fake, no such information on the said site... Bloggers self ehnn, please try and verify yours source b4 dishing it out to the world. |
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for real bro, but it amazes me how sex is one major tool used by the enemy to subdue the glory of great men...