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Layksaide:
Let me unequivocally state here that I'm not a religiously biased nor an ethnocentric person, but where were MURIC abi na MUSIC when the governor of Kebbi refused to give the Chief Judge of the state to a woman and a Christian, citing her religious affiliation. We're you sleeping then? Honestly I blame those media that usually interview this guy

MURIKI! Are you mad or something? While xtianity is a religion that recognizes and showers love more on unbelievers, Islamic tenets recognize only its faithfuls and the suppression of its non followers.
The day I discovered that the Muslims believed Christ was lifted up to heaven, and is being expected to come back , I had this untold peace in me.

[quote author=NGpatriot post=110573410]They ran away from the useless and good for nothing Nigeria, now they need the flag of the same good for nothing Nigeria to stay alive...


No place like home.

I love Nigeria my darling country.

God Bless Nigeria...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnyHI67Hf2s

Nigerian flag can do wonders, if you know you know pic.twitter.com/3NkFxllvZD

— Woye (@woye1) February 26, 2022

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We know your type, hypocrite! If given a chance you will still go to that Ukraine to eke out a living. Ukraine is fighting for what its stands for. What does Nigeria stands for. Come to North America here and see what its takes to be a citizen of a Country.

dre11:
https://dailytrust.com/drama-as-suspected-killer-of-unijos-female-student-goes-dumb-in-court

In law ,this is called "visitation by God"

[quote author=MufasaLion post=110380651]Another food for trolls. They will call it voodoo, kanyamatta, etc.

Well, enjoy your life, man. At least, you dont worry about where your next meal will come from.

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Haba! Lion king you finished the guy fa!

DamnnNiggarr:


Crime does not pay!
We'll Keep reiterating it.

In a sane environment , it does not pay. But in an environment like Nigeria,it is called survival instinct. Few people are not criminals. From the government to the governed, no one is not guilty of one crime or the other.

Mercychen:
This is primary 3 Reader..it's not a novel.

Edet or Ali and simbi on Christmas day. Their father bought chicken to celebrate it.

Mehn...this takes me down memory lane and reminds me of my pry 3 teacher, Mr. Ibikunle. Very tall and grumpy old.
I remember, on one of our reading days, I just looked away for a sec and he threw a wooden duster at me and the thing hit me on the fore head. .

Modified:
Wait o. If like many claimed, this is actually Ali and simbi, how come their father is Igbo? Is Ali an igbo name? Or even simbi? That is not Mr Nwosu . I think it should be Mr Dada or something. .

Op I stand to be corrected. It is not Xmas day,it is a Friday. It goes thus.."today is Friday, Edet and his cousins are eating chicken and rice. Can you see Edet? Can you see the chicken? Can you see the bowlful of rice?

[quote author=MufasaLion post=110256210]It's not a matter of God punishing anybody. We need good leaders and a more better constitution. God will not do that. We have to do things ourselves. [/q
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God bless u. Many countries of the world do not believe in God, yet their leaders and citizens are truthful. It is in Nigeria people will abandon their religious and tribal differences,when it comes to corruption.

Maxymilliano:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=307481021412959&id=100064531906658

A country that you leaders have already destroyed with your greediness.

GraciousGod190:
A Church member invited the masses to his mother's burial ceremony last week Sunday, today when I got there I had to look for his own canopy..to my surprise they were just few persons sitting on his canopy with lots of chairs vacant.

and I came late o, we talking about after 2.48pm

His siblings canopies were filled to the brim, even his uncle's canopies were filled up that they were even coming to collect chairs from his own canopies to theirs for their respective guest. (this guy is the second to senior) I could see the embarrassment on this man face... he was just quiet and moody.

Food he cooked was surplus, nobody to give after sharing for we the church members that came..he had to even give us extra takeaway home because we didn't pass 10...still they are still enough leftovers.

While I was coming home one of the member from the church a very good friend of mine gave me a lift, then he told me Alex...you see why you need to dey mingle with people all around so that when you want to do things people will come.

You can't just put your full mind for people in church or family members...they disappoint you.

As you go people own, na so people go like come your own.

it really touched me, because I might even be worst than this guy, I hardly go out in the day....I don't have friends.. nobody to invite me to party... people in my street don't even know my name..This is really bad I need to change.

So introverts how do you handle stuffs when it comes to parties like this that you can't bypass? With all eyes watching...

We are many oooooo. May God help ooo

HajiMT:
Tinubu came to power in 1999 and he gave Lagos a vision and mission which not only him but also his successors have been following religiously.

He came in at a time Lagos was dirty. He cleaned up the state.

He gave redemption to Victoria Island by reclaiming Ahmadu Bello way Victoria Island from recurrent sea surge. He is the architect of Eko Atlantic that many of his critics now go to for photographs.

What you know as Lekki Phase 1 and it’s surroundings where the so called celebrities dwell was built by this great man.

He regenerated a substantial part of Lagos Island from Marina to the other inner streets. All the streets he reconstructed within Lagos Island are still very strong till today.

He turned around the way Lagos was generating its internal revenue and the state became better for it. A leap from around 500 million naira monthly to like 15 billion naira at the time he left. I don’t need to tell you what it is today.

The bus rapid system was his idea and he built the brt corridor almost 100% before Fashola took over to complete and inaugurate the first of its kind initiative.

He built many other durable roads such as:

(1) Mushin Oshodi road
(2) Kudirat Abiola road in Oregon
(3) Lawanson Ojuelegba road
(4) Ikotun Igando road
(5) Isheri Iba road (which was opened for use by Fashola)
(6) Bourdillion Awolowo road
(7) Ozumba Mbadiwe road VI (Fashola also completed this)
( Adeola Odeku street VI

He established Agencies such as KAI, Latsma, Lamar’s etc which other states have now copied

I am not a politician neither a son of the soil but these are things that I witnessed in Lagos. I can go on and on

For 8 good years! But be truthful to yourself, Lagos has always been blessed with good governors, and Tinubu is the worst out of them all.

I look up to the day corrupt politicians will be treated like this.

....even in wholly government controlled schools like GSS Ilorin, IGS Ilorin etc, you will not see any space for xtian students to worship except in classrooms. Yet most of the mission schools has temporary mosques built here and there.

SwayB:
Hi, i will be coming to Kitchener by the end of the month. I'm also a student of Conestoga. I have sent you a mail.

Sorry , I don't have access to the email. Pls resend the msg to law181492@students.umyu.edu.ng.

afrobadoo:
5 major things Nigeria stands to gain by choosing a visionary leader like Anyim Pius Anyim

The 2023 elections draw closer and the race is starting to really heat up. Nigerians are getting ready to choose their preferred candidate. A number of candidates have stated their ambitions to run for the presidential seat of the country and everyone’s eyes seem to be fixed on the presidential race in particular. Anyim Pius Anyim – an elder statesman, a former Senate President and former Secretary to the Federation of the Government has thrown his hat in the ring.

However, Nigerians may be wondering what is set to be different this time. What benefit can be attached to voting this man at such a crucial time? Well, here are 5 major benefits Nigerians stand to gain by voting for Anyim Pius Anyim.

Good Governance: Nigeria experienced some of the smoothest running government when Anyim Pius was in the corridors of power. First, as the Senate President while Olusegun Obasanjo was the president, and then as the senate president, he was instrumental in passing most of the policies that have continued to benefit Nigerians today. A few years later, former President Goodluck Jonathan appointed him as the Secretary to the Government of the Federation. He just might be in the best position to deliver a functioning government for every single Nigerian.

Economic Stability: A lot of Nigerians have lamented the deplorable state of the economy. From inflation and the devaluation of the economy to unemployment, the economic implications of a faulty government have been laid bare. During his interview with Arise News, Anyim Pius Anyim noted that he would use a unique approach to drive Nigeria forward in the 4th industrial revolution. He mentioned innovation, technology, and science as the key factors. As a proven man of his words, Anyim has consistently shown that he can deliver on his promises.

National Unity: Nigeria has been divided across ethnic lines in the last few years. Anyim has consistently stated that this particular situation has given him a lot to worry about. But Nigerians want to know if he has the capacity to deliver a united Nigeria. Looking at his pedigree from his days as a youth corp member even up to his role in stabilizing and leading a senate with one voice, it is no doubt that he understands the peculiar problem of every region and may just have the right solution.

Rule of Law: It’s no longer news that the rule of law has broken down across the nation. From police brutality to members of the DSS unconstitutionally holding people hostage, we are in an era where anyone who has power could abuse the rule of law and go free. But Anyim has not only promised to defend the constitutional authority, he has shown it during his tenure as the Senate president. He knows that a lot of Nigerians will be looking forward to restoring the rule of law during the next government so that peace and harmony can be returned to the society.

A Proven Effective Leader: Anyim Pius Anyim is a proven and effective leader who is not afraid to lay down personal gains for the good of the people. He has consistently proven that he does not condone a rubber stamp for his decisions and has never welcomed the idea of a rubber stamp. As a leader, he believes in listening to the voice of the people and using it to decide policies that will affect everyone.

Nigeria’s future will rest on the outcome of the 2023 election and it’s important for Nigerians to choose a reputable leader that will lead the nation to the next stage and deserved phase of development. A visionary leader like Anyim is what the country needs and the political class are already rallying behind him.

Bad market! I believe Igbos has more brilliant people than this soaked bread. During his tenure as senate president, the vehicles on his entourage were always more than 60. He was practically a youth then, around 39 years of age or so! What achieve ment does he want to consolidate on? .

Drezinc:
Munamu,

You can ask your questions on this thread
https://www.nairaland.com/4933819/living-canada-life-canadian-immigrant/535

It's a thread of people living in Canada .

Thanks so much.

I need help pls. I just arrived Canada,and presently staying in an Airbnb in Kitchener. My purse is draining fast. I need someone I can pair up with to get accommodation around Kitchener, Guelph, or any other axis. Am a student of Conestoga College.

Pls I need someone, I can pair up with for accommodation around Kitchener, Guelph, or any other place. Am a student of Conestoga. I just flew in. Am presently staying in an Airbnb in Kitchener.

Am a fresh arrival, in Canada. Am presently in an staying in an Airbnb. This is draining my purse. I need someone i can pair up with for accommodation. Am 33, and a student of Conestoga College.

Pls is anybody around Kitchner, Guelph or any other axis, that we can pair up for accommodation. Am presently in an Airbnb in Kitchner, and my purse is getting leaner everyday. I just entered last week, for a course in conestoga. I don't know anybody here except God!

[quote author=d61073 post=109805256]OSINBAJO’S 2023 DILEMMA:
WHY HE MAY NOT RUN

BY. DR. GBENGA ADEFULU

Without any iota of doubt, Tinubu is Osinbajo’s benefactor. In fact, everything Osinbajo has achieved politically has had the imprimatur of Tinubu. From his first political job as Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice in Lagos (1999 – 2007) and taking Tinubu’s VP slot on the APC presidential ticket in 2015 on a platter of gold, Osinbajo has ridden on the back of Tinubu. Where was Osinbajo when Tinubu bankrolled the party and sustained it through its metamorphosis from AD to AC, ACN, forged alliance with CPC after meeting Buhari which culminated in the merger of parties and eventual formation of APC? If anyone is asked: who owns APC today? The answer is SW/Tinubu and the North. In simple terms, Tinubu brought Osinbajo out of political obscurity. Osinbajo on his own has never contested an election or funded one? Even as running mate to Buhari, he lost his Ajah polling unit in 2019 and thereafter quietly relocated his polling unit to his hometown of Ikenne, Ogun State apparently in a bid to contest for the presidency in 2023 after the humbling and chastising in Lagos.

Given the foregoing, it is understandable that the camp of Tinubu will consider Osinbajo a traitor and betrayer for daring (or currently being rumoured) to contest the 2023 APC presidential primaries with his benefactor. In fact, it is the audacity of Osinbajo for them. Anyway, let’s assume Osinbajo decides to contest the primaries with Tinubu, what are his chances of winning the APC ticket (the fight) and more importantly, how would he win the 2023 presidential election (the war)? I will interrogate ‘the fight’ and ‘the war’ in succession.

The fight: There are two parts to the fight. Part A is funding the primary election. Can Osinbajo match Tinubu at the APC presidential primaries pound-for-pound and dollar-for-dollar? Does he have the financial warchest to buy over delegates? In 2014, Buhari said he took a loan to buy his APC nomination form. Could Buhari have defeated Atiku in the December 2014 APC presidential primaries without Tinubu mobilizing great financial resources to counter Atiku’s financial spend? Several groups including journalists, media broadcasters and TV commentators have recently called on Osinbajo to throw his hat in the ring against his benefactor. How many of these persons can assure Osinbajo of one delegate’s vote at the APC primaries? Even former Niger State Governor, Babangida Aliyu, a PDP member, recently endorsed Osinbajo. Can Aliyu deliver any delegate’s vote to Osinbajo at the APC primaries? How can the CEO of Coca Cola be recommending CEO candidates to Pepsi if not for sinister reasons? We will discuss more on the baleful objective of Aliyu’s endorsement later.

It may interest the reader to know that Osinbajo may not even know the chairman of his ward in Ikenne LGA in Ogun State. Does he know how votes are farmed out on election day proper? Is it for fun that Tinubu had bullion vans on election day in 2019? The reader is entreated to judge. As of today, can Osinbajo beat his chest and claim with foolproof assurance that he has any number of hardcore delegates on his side? Tinubu has delegates of Lagos, Osun, Ogun, Oyo, half of Ondo, Kano, Katsina, Kwara, Bauchi, Niger, Edo, Delta and Borno in the bag. If Fayemi joins the race, Fayemi has Ekiti delegates and maybe Kaduna and half on Ondo. For the delegates in the non-APC states (South South and South East predominantly), it is the highest bidder game. Does Osinbajo have the warchest to match Tinubu for the other states delegates in the North?

On the flip side, if Tinubu defeats Osinbajo at the APC primaries, that will be the end of Osinbajo’s political relevance in the South West. He will be totally ostracized and shamed for even having the audacity to wrestle with his benefactor. There have been threats of probable ostracization of Osinbajo from the APC South West political family should he even declare intention to contest the primaries with Tinubu. According to insiders in the Tinubu camp, “if not for blind greed and inordinate ambition, why will Osinbajo enjoy 8 years as VP on Tinubu’s slot (and sweat building a party) given on a platter of gold and not want to yield space for the next 8 years?” “Is he the only one?” “How ungrateful!”

The war: Let’s assume that Osinbajo defeats Tinubu at the primaries? How would he win the 2023 general presidential election against the PDP candidate (Atiku or Tambuwal or Bala Muhammed)? To start with, the fall-out of a Tinubu losing the primaries will be massive. First, Tinubu will be so bitter and will simply tell his APC goons in the South West to vote for PDP in 2023 just like he did in 2011 when ACN states voted for Jonathan based on some agreement Jonathan had with Tinubu. Does Osinbajo have the financial resources to mobilize for votes on election day, oil political machinery and so on starting from polling units to ward, local government, senatorial and state levels? Again, can Osinbajo farm out votes on election day without Tinubu? Can he connect and speak the language of the grassroots like MC Olumo who form a major plank of the Tinubu political machinery and vote-farming team on election day?

Some people say Osinbajo is a ‘saint’. Why wouldn’t he be a ‘saint’ when he has never built, funded and sustained a political machinery or party? There are over 176,000 polling units in Nigeria. How does a party mobilize its agents to man each polling unit to monitor and record votes, pay them, feed them, provide them logistics and so on? Has Osinbajo ever had to do all these? Where does the reader think the money will come from? Well, if he wins the APC ticket, he would have to do all these himself in 2023. He has never gotten his hands dirty because he has always gotten everything on a platter of gold. If Tinubu doesn’t get his hands dirty, how would there even be a party in the first place that Osinbajo would dream of flying its ticket? The price for the financial ‘dirtiness’ of Tinubu is the creation of a vibrant political party called APC which was able to wrestle power from PDP and on whose platform a ‘saint’ is anchoring his presidential dream. If Osinbajo is indeed a saint, he should follow the footsteps of Kingsley Moghalu, Attahiru Jega and Oby Ezekwesilili or Fela Durotoye by creating his own party from scratch, funding it and flying its presidential ticket. It is laughable when you hear Osinbajo’s support groups calling on Buhari/APC not to allow moneybags and politicians who have gotten their hands dirty to hijack the party? Such incredulity!

A politician who does not know how votes are procured or how elective and appointive positions are shared through horse-trading, compromises and so on among several interest groups and tendencies within a party will not appreciate the responsibility that comes with public office after assuming power. One of such poor judgement and utter lack of discretion was the sacking of Babachir Lawal by Osinbajo which irked the famed cabal/Aso Villa kitchen cabinet. As a smart politician, were Tinubu the Acting president, he would never have sacked Lawal because he knows Lawal represents some constituencies/interests within the party. At best, perhaps a suspension or directive to proceed on indefinite leave would have been fair. Apparently, Osinbajo strongly believed Buhari will succumb to his illness. Till date, Osinbajo has not been forgiven by the cabal for that action and several other missteps while in acting president’s capacity and they so much detest and do not trust him. When manna falls on your laps without even asking for it, you will never appreciate it. But if you toiled hard for it, you will value and guard jealously every ounce of it. Should such a fellow be given the Presidency on a platter of gold again, he will do incalculable damage. The North will not even risk it.

Also, several confirmed sources in Aso Villa alleged Buhari is in possession of a tape where Osinbajo gloated about taking power through a re-enactment of the ‘Yar-Adua—Jonathan model’ while Buhari was battling ill-health in the UK. Furthermore, he was reported to have been saying a loud ‘Amen’ to prayers at one of the RCCG parishes in Ogun State for “God to instantly elevate him to higher position without further delay” during Buhari’s illness which means God should take Buhari’s soul and pave the way for a substantive Osinbajo presidency. Such a fellow will never be allowed to smell the seat of the presidency as he is clearly inordinately ambitious.

Part B of ‘the fight’ is winning the 2023 election proper. In terms of voting pattern, the South South and South East will give 90% of their votes to PDP (Atiku or Tambuwal). A bitter Tinubu will deliver South West to PDP or at worst (due to Yoruba sentiments for Osinbajo), split South West votes 50:50 between PDP and APC. For the Southern Nigeria voting pattern, the probable best result is 0.5 APC/Osinbajo and 2.5 PDP/Atiku/Tambuwal.

For the Northern votes, this is where the challenge lies for Osinbajo. Atiku or Tambuwal are Northerners and Muslims. They connect to the people in terms of ethnicity and religion. Osinbajo has no conncection with them. In any case, Buhari’s secret candidate whom he does’t want to disclose or anyone to kill is Amaechi and not Osinbajo. Can Osinbajo, a Christian/Yoruba defeat Atiku/Tambuwal in the North West and North East? Never. What PDP needs to do is just tell the Northerners that Osinbajo is a Kafir (unbeliever) and it is a done deal. To make matters worse, Osinbajo is a Pastor. He will be easily de-marketed in North by PDP. In fact, this is one of the reasons Babangida Aliyu endorsed Osinbajo. Osinbajo flying APC’s presidential ticket in 2023 will make the job of PDP winning the election easier.

The only way Osinbajo would win the 2023 presidential election is for PDP to field an Igbo man as presidential candidate. Not for anything in this world will the North vote an Igbo man. The PDP has realized this and that is why their strategy to reclaim the presidency is to do whatever it takes at all costs to win. That all-costs strategy is anchored on fielding a Northern Muslim. Even the Igbos themselves realized this and that is why David Umahi decamped from PDP to APC. Also, the Igbos are content getting VP slot under PDP and are not making much of a fuss about the rumoured interest of Tambuwal, Atiku and possibly Saraki in the PDP presidential ticket. As far as the Igbos are concerned, they would rather a Northerner wins than allow their eternal rivals, the SW win the presidency. Do not mind their grandstanding on zoning the ticket to South or South East lest heaven falls. It is no surprise that the one who hurriedly stormed Aso Villa to inform Buhari of his presidential ambition after Asiwaju did on January 10 has retreated to his village waiting for the presidency to fall on his laps while Tinubu aggressively pursues country-wide consultations and is securing endorsements concurrently almost on daily basis.

A Tinubu/Northern Muslim VP ticket is more sellable and stands a better chance of winning in the North in particular and in the entire country in general than an Osinbajo/Northern Muslim VP ticket for two reasons: faith handicap of Osinbajo and weak financial warchest. It is not for fun that Buhari failed on three occasions in the presidential elections and only succeeded at the fourth attempt after being packaged by Tinubu. A great political mistake anyone will make is underrating the importance, criticality and grassroots mobilization impact of Tinubu. It is not for fun that Fayemi visited Tinubu on the upcoming Ekiti APC guber primaries slated for January 27 in order to forge a common ground. Even if Fayemi's preferred candidate emerges APC’s guber flagbearer, the election proper on June 18 still has to be funded and prosecuted. You will not bet against Tinubu telling his supporters to vote for the opposition and even funding the opposition thereby stretching the limits of the meagre financial resources of Fayemi/Ekiti state. Even if Fayemi's candidate wins the guber election proper in June against the backdrop of a disenchanted Tinubu, victory would have been achieved at so great a cost that Fayemi will be left with no oxygen and financial firepower to even pursue his rumoured dream of participating in the APC presidential primaries.

Given the foregoing, head or tail, the 2023 election is a tall order for Osinbajo. The probability of Osinbajo winning 2023 is slimmer than a thread passing through the eye of a needle. Osinbajo needs Tinubu to win 2023 more than Tinubu needs Osinabajo to win. In fact, Tinubu does not need Osinbajo to win. Tinubu is a fighting machine on his own and a tested war general. For Osinbajo to succeed in the fight and more importantly, win the war, at the minimum, he needs Tinubu on his side. Definitely, going head-to-head with Tinubu for the APC presidential ticket is not the right strategy to get Tinubu on his side. This is the crux of Osinbajo’s 2023 dilemma. Enough said!
-Adapted by Rotimi Adebayo.[/quo




You spent so much energy in making this write up. I wonder if the pay is worth it! You did not say anything about Nigerians that are tired of the status quo, and they are the final decision maker. As of Tinubu and Osinbanjo, the masses will prefer the latter, because he is not a politician. Forget about betrayal, a lot of things is at stake. Tinubu betrayed people too . You and I Know Osinbanjo is better off for the job.

kahal29:
https://punchng.com/i-told-atiku-hes-old-tired-to-lead-nigeria-bauchi-gov/

I told a friend few days ago, that the first jihad was not about Islam, but about ethnic supremacy. Utman fodio planted Fulani emirs in places he conquered. Thank God, he could not penetrate ogbomosho my home. The only town that could not be conquered in the history of Yoruba land.
The second jihad is coming from all angles. This time it is a total take over of Nigeria by the Fulani. They have already surrounded the southern forest , with the assistance of the Nigeria military. Southerners are no longer joining the security forces, so this is a bonus for them. If you say this a fake news , ask Hausa people why fulana is decimating them.

KingOfTheDamned:
Exactly . It may be just 500k cash ... they just want to teach her a lesson. One can't carry 13 million just like that on the road even in 1000k bills tjay would be too much

Read the article properly. She stole foreign currency.

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos



 https://independent.ng/expired-pvcs-tinubu-apologises-says-he-meant-voters-cards-should-be-updated/

Pls I beg you all. Tinubu has done his best. He is old now, pls don't vote for him. Buhari did not mess up before ,2015 as Tinubu is doing now. We cannot run from inconsistency resulting from old age. Forget the make up face,the man is more than 80 years of age. Remember his statement about recruiting 50 million youths as soldiers, remember his code mixing on "ISU,AGBADO" when he was addressing an Hausa audience in Kaduna. The fact is that he needs rest. To become Nigerian president is an ambition to him . For him it is the stage of "self actualization" according to Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs. We don't need a man with ambition. We need someone who can hit it once and for all,and if Tinubu is such person. he doesn't have the age requirement.
Before you abuse me, present someone not as old as Tinubu, but with his qualities ,and I will vote for such. Salamalekum!

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar

I swear I know nothing about 1994
But as far as this nations cup 2022 is concerned
I can say Iheanacho my niggar
Senior man for a reason

Moses Simon my niggar...

Not until he scored that first goal.....umar sadiq was almost one hell of a useless niggar

We are grabbing this damnnn trophy

Because we are the real niggarz of Africa

Wow! Eagle 94. The best squad Nigeria ever had. I don't think there could ever be a complete team like it.And you know what? They didn't do it for money.
Please let me take you down the memory lane. After winning the AFCON that year, Nigeria was the cynosure of all during the world cup. Our ever first attempt at the world cup! The team won its first match against Bulgaria (3-0) , then Greece (2-0) ,and lost to the Argentines(2-1). That was when maradona held sway as king of soccer. The knock- out stage was the peak. Nigeria lost closely to Italy, no thanks Dino Baggio and the Italian coach Arigo Sacchi.
The Bulgarians that we won 3-0 in our first match,eventually competed for the third place.

seunmsg:
I just came across this picture that was taken during the installation of Bola Tinubu as the Akinrogun of Lagos by the late Oba Oyekan in 1992. Business mogul and former president-elect, Chief MKO Abiola was present at the installation. Enjoy!

This means he was 37 then

Rahkman:
Malo girls sabi fùck die forget all this hijab wey dem dey wear nothing dey inside...just erect tits and wet pussy....when I was In Abj I do fùck malo babes like rabbits...that's if u know ur game

Bad guy! Imagine thinking how to remove that covering, and eventually discovering that there is nothing underneath. I concur with u ,because I have walked the talk .Promiscuity cuts across all tribes.

siofra:
I thank God I'm a virgin. Being a virgin rocks. Proud to be a virgin and a child of God

An antelope that escapes death today need not rejoice, because tomorrow is another hunting day.

aminulive:
POLITICSNIGERIA.COM



https://politicsnigeria.com/you-have-ulterior-motives-malami-replies-s-west-governors-over-sanwoolu-csp-saga/

Good one from malami. " Nemo judex in causa sua" Lagos cannot be a judge in its own case. The supreme court has spoken,and its voice must be heard. This is the typical example of how the bourgeoises exploit the law to favor themselves. The judgement had been passed since 2012 , but not implemented until now. Fashola and ambode snubbed the implementation of a supreme court judgement.

[quote author=ejimatic post=109061429]. Has the siut been entertained? Do you know why it was abandoned? As long as it has not been entertained he remains a chief not a king.No court in Nigeria has pronounced him a king! He is the next king of Ibadan. As he becomes the king abandoned suit is status barred. This is my opinion with due respect to all Ibadan people.


The principle of " invito beneficium non datur"states that the law cannot confer a benefit to a man, which he does not desire. Making lekan the olubadan is a position he does not desire, since he has initiated a suit to become a lesser oba.
Before now he decided not to withdraw the suit, because he knows once it is withdrawn he cannot file on the same issue again. This means he has the intention to become a lesser oba.
Remember there was a consent judgement he went against, by initiating this fresh suit. A suit entertained or not is a suit until it is withdrawn by the claimant. Now my judgement! Lekan cannot become olubadan until that suit is withdrawn. And if the suit has been joint,then shikena!

ejimatic:
. The former AG is just creating a problem where there is none just for Identity. The cases in question have not been heard at all which means until court rules otherwise they are still chiefs in Ibadan. All of them met with Olubadan as chiefs till he died not as kings. In view of the above crowning Lekan Balogun as the next Ibadan king will make the pending suit status barred. So former AG should go and sit down and enjoy his retirement. Lekan Balogun candidacy stays as the next Olubadan

How would he be made olubadan, when he has an existing suit to be recognized as a beaded king and not chief still pending in court. He cannot claim any benefit from an institution he is fighting against. The Ex AG said until he withdraws the said suit, he cannot lay claim to the stool of olubadan. The next to him is Rasheed lajoda,and he is the next olubadan INSHA ALLAHU.

Golan007:
Does the issue of double jeopardy prevent him from being tried by the "correct" agency ?

No,it will not apply. He was only discharged , and not acquitted of this crime.