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These is when you buy 50litres of fuel at #200per litre and ur grandmother threw it away and use it to fetch water

Post-humus birthday to u

Nigeria is gradually moving towards a one party country

Most Humble Family of our Generation

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Agriculture on point

These is what happens when u buy 50litres of fuel at #200 per litre and ur Grandmother throws it away and use it to fetch water

Abeg tell the President to come back and address the situation

All the Governors are all funny people doing or talking strange things even our baba inclusive. If Rufai is not sitting on the Floor, Tanko Mukalrf will be sleeping on a bed filled with bugs or Okorocha and wife sitting on the car roof abi Fayose slicing meat in the kitchen even Baba shouting that looters have started returning looted money. Change indeed

Read some of the tweets of Nigerians who mocked Mark.

No wonder David Mark has been keeping on d lowkey… Baba want make them forget hin case
— The Chairman (@ebuka_akara) November 28, 2015

It’s now clear that David Mark had reasons for being so inactive in the Senate. His fate was at stake.

— YM Rigasa (@YMRigasa) November 28, 2015
Don’t cry for David Mark. He wanted to go. The moment he lost the Senate Presidency, he didn’t want to stay again.

— Sam Hart (@hartng) November 28, 2015
I tweeted on this long ago. It was as if David Mark was sabotaging his case. He didn’t pursue his case with diligence & bungled key aspects.

— Sam Hart (@hartng) November 28, 2015
Nigeria cannot continue to run a primitive society of crime without punishment. David Mark should face prosecution, not a rerun!

— Pius Adesanmi (@pius_adesanmi)
November 28, 2015

Na wao Oga David mark, no more federal power to help save d day, Like Fela talk, “one day go b one day”: https:///B1JMUwDhTn

— Seun Anikulapo Kuti (@RealSeunKuti)
November 28, 2015

David Mark has been in and out of power before 1985 when I was born. Governor, Senator, then Senate President, what else does he want?

— Ogbeni Dipo, PhD (@OgbeniDipo)
November 28, 2015

David Mark Election nullified @ Appeal Court, who is who Change consumed him!!!

— oluwadare segun (@oluwadaresegun)
November 28, 2015

No wonder David Mark has been unlooking since….Seer
— HENRY Okelue (@4eyedmonk) November 28, 2015

Hurray! Thank God I have been vindicated! Court of Appeal Makurdi just nullified Sen. David Mark’s election and ordered fresh election!

— #ChangeBenueSouth (@DanielOnjeh)
November 28, 2015

David Mark is officially no longer a Senator. The Court of Appeal is the last lap for Senatorial adjudications

— JJ. Omojuwa (@Omojuwa) November 28, 2015
If I were David Mark, I’ll just retire from politics and go enjoy life with my grand kids.

— Ogbeni Dipo, PhD (@OgbeniDipo)
November 28, 2015

David Mark tho! He shud allow others rule ahbeg.
— Chukwuka Nwani (@TherealXVI)
November 28, 2015

Yes soooo from Lamentation to Jeremiah, una never see anything

Come see ooo

cc: lalasticalal

Thank God for democracy, freedom of speech if not that Fayose for don go down six feet

Mr Man your own don dey too much oooo, Try couple nahhhh

So u people have not repent from all these lies. All liars shall perish in the lake of burning of fire and brine stone

He has a cold heart, he doesn't feel anything

The Benue state government has debunked insinuations that it interfered in the judgement of the Appeal Court that nullified the election of senator David Mark, the immediate past senate president today, November 28.

The petitioner, Mr Daniel Onjeh had approached the Appeal court that the March 28 Benue south senatorial district election was marred by irregularities when the lower court ruled in David Mark’s favour.

Speaking to Naij.com’s Olajide Adelana on the rumours flying around in the state that the Appeal court judgement against senator Mark was due to an interference by some elements who had the backing of the state governor, Samuel Orton, the special adviser to the Benue state government on media, Mr Terver Akase said the government was not responsible for the current woes of the former senate president.

“ If I am to say one or two things for my governor, what he would say in a circumstance like this is that he upholds the sanctity of the judiciary. He has trust in the judiciary and has nothing to do with the judgement. It is what the judiciary feels that is right that has been done and I think this is deepening our democracy.

“The governor is a man who believes in justice, fair play and fair hearing. So in what sense would you then say there was an interference by the governor? I mean there is none. The governor has nothing to do in this case. It is a national assembly matter and the aggrieved petitioner went to court. The governor has nothing to do with this case and that is it.

“The fact is that this (Mr Daniel Onjeh) is a party member of the governor. If he wins at the court the governor , the party will be happy…the entire party in the state will be happy. But to say that the governor had a hand in the judgement is unfortunate, ” Mr Terver said.

In a related news bothering on today’s Appeal court against senator David Mark, the former senate president has called for calm.
In a press statement signed and made available to Naij.com by the senator Mark’s media office, the Benue south Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) senatorial candidate in the last election called on his people not to be deterred but be strengthened by the re-run.

According to the statement, David Mark affirmed that he won the election convincingly and have no doubt that his constituents would turn out en masses to vote for him again.


source:https://www.naij.com/651017-not-behind-david-marks-woes-benue-state-government.html

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Please meet the Wodaabe Fulani of Africa, an ancient group of nomadic cattle herders who are reportedly the vainest and most beautiful people on earth.



source:www.nairanaijanews.com/2015/11/photos-meet-woodaabe-tribe-in.html?m=1

This is the work of the terrorist, rendering kids parentless

After initial teething problems, life for the
Boko Haram Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at the International Christian Centre (ICC) in Uhogua, Ovia North East Local Government Area of Edo State, has come to normal, with many of the children now in school and looking well fed.

The International Christian Centre which was founded in 1992 by Pastor Solomon Folo­runsho, had a mission to aside from propagating the word of God, cater for the needy from different parts of the country. However, internally displaced persons, arising from Boko Haram insurgency began to form part of the population of the Centre from late 2012 and escalated between 2013 and 2014.

Presently, the population of the centre is between 900 and 1,000 persons, half of which are either orphans or children whose parents’ whereabouts are yet to be located. It would be recalled that early in the year, 112 children from
the centre were re-united with their parents.

David Joseph, 20, from Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State, is one of the orphans and IDPs at the ICC camp. He arrived the camp January 14, 2014 from Kano after a tortuous journey that saw him escaping from Borno to Adamawa where his two best friends, Dabawa Ibrahim and Shua Yakubu were killed during attacks by Boko Haram insurgents.

Narrating his ordeal, David said while in Michika local government area of Adamawa State, one of his distant uncles in Kano sent for him. He said it was in Kano he heard that his father and grandfather were killed while his mother was killed by Boko Haram through water poisoning.

“I was in SS2 when the problem started. We were a family of seven. I don’t know where my other siblings are now”, David told Saturday Sun , revealing that his uncle’s son whose father was also killed called from the ICC camp to inform him of the man of God taking care of people, hence he came to the Centre.

Today, David is in SS3 and one of the 60 students from International Christian Centre camp writing the National Business and Technical Education Examination Board (NABTEB) organised School Certificate ex­amination.

“I like to be a Medical Doctor”, David told
Saturday Sun and called on government to provide a laboratory and relevant text books at the ICC camp for students.

As the saying goes, North, East and West, home is home and so, David is missing his homeland and place of birth. “I hope to go back to my place when the problem is over”, he said.

Rifkatu Peter, also 20, shares similar experience with David. Boko Haram insurgents disguised in Nigerian Military uniform came to her village in Gwoza Local Government Area and called everyone together, telling the villagers that they had come for them to reason together on how to curb the Boko Haram menace.

What happened next was unprovoked shooting of the people by the insurgents. “Seventy-five people were shot dead in my presence”, Rifkatu who said she was later kidnapped by the Boko Haram elements, recalled.

She said she later escaped from her abductors and from there, she sojourned into Cameroun amid constant attacks from Boko Haram who pursued them from village to village for five months before they were taken to Yola.

Rifkatu, who disclosed that she was in Government Girls Senior Secondary School in Maiduguri when the Boko Haram started, explained that it was from Yola one her uncles sent her to the ICC camp in Edo, even as she reSecondary School in Maiduguri vealed that her parents were still in Cameroun. She is presently in SS1 at the ICC camp. She also hopes to return to her place of birth after her education.

Surely, war has no mercy. That is why Patience Alli, 13 and her 11-year-old sister are in a foreign land in Uhogua, separated from their parents.
Patience told Saturday Sun that the whereabouts of her mother was unknown and that her father was in Maiduguri. She is now in primary 1 at the ICC camp in Uhogua.

Life generally, appears to have improved at the camp, with security provided by Police and Military personnel on a 24-hour basis.
The state government has provided a giant power generating plant, while harmony among the IDPs and other needy persons fill the atmosphere.
New female and male hostels were seen erected to provide decent accommodation for the IDPs, some of whom are still sleeping under tents provided by the National Emergency Management Agency(NEMA).

On arrival at the camp on Tuesday afternoon, it was noticed that the IDPs were queuing for their breakfast at 12.25pm.

According to the founder of ICC, Pastor Solomon Folorunsho, he had directed that because the children had messed up the environment, they had to suspend their classes and breakfast to clean up the environment before they eat and resume classes.

Pastor Folorunsho was full of gratitude to the Edo State and federal governments for the tight security provided at the camp, just as he thanked other donors for their support.

He was particularly grateful to Governor Adams Oshiomhole and his wife, Iara, for the provision of food, clothes and other items, acknowledging that the recent visit of the Edo State First Lady to the centre was “more than Christmas for the children” as she feted them with sumptuous meal.”

In spite of the improvement, the ICC is, however, facing some challenges. “We have some challenges right now. Food is always a challenge. We are running out of food. We need bigger kitchen, store house and dinning. We need ingredients and beverages.

“For the school, we need books, notebooks, writing materials. We need funds to pay the over 70 teachers in the school. The wage bill is over one million naira a month”, Pastor Folorunsho said.

Besides, he said the centre needs new workshop and skill acquisition centre, adding that 60 students were currently writing NABTEB examination.

“We have a programme for the orphans. We offer them what makes their ambition a reality. We give education and skill ac­quisition to help them re-integrate into the society”, Pastor Folorunsho told Saturday Sun .He is praying that Governor Oshiomhole should fulfil his promises, which include building a model school for the IDPs.


Source:sunnewsonline.com/new/were-missing-our-parents-displaced-kids-in-edo-idp-camp-cry-out/

Hefemale:
Continue with your war against corruption

U mean mouth war against kworrupsion

How can u lead by examples when u have zombies as followers, blisters heads as aides and corrupt and failures as ur ministers. Buhari tell me

What is the offer now

I feel for u, May God soathe ur pains with Balm of Gilead

Before u end the 8years of miserable leadership

Thank God for her life

Baba oooo, money good oooo

I urge Nigerians to take Aspirin in other to over from GEJ hangover

Welcome I pray u find favour in God sight as u seek spiritual help from the man of God