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U continue begging and forcing unity so u can enjoy ur loot in peace..God will punish u and all ur generation |
Where are the dead bodies? |
NewsForYou:.. unity begger spotted..u hate igbos yet u can't ignore threads that are related to them..my brother u need help |
Islam does doesn't support us in criticising of our leaders publicly..Northern Nigeria is safe |
No go do pass urself, if u die u die nobody send u |
Wailers has turned to zombies and zombies has turned to wailers..Las Las Nnamdi kanu has been vindicated..fear Muslims |
Cos yahoo boys don't use our women womb take collect peanuts from oyibos |
Some idiots will come here to demonise the masqurade but will rush to praise the oyibo's version of masqurade called Father Christmas...its high time we appreciate our own |
bcomputer101:...mugu! |
I want to watch our sp Ahmed lawan swim for atleast 20 minutes |
235 liabilities and parasites |
He is indirectly advertising his 9 inches penis abi Love Machine..nonsense |
Never knew she is a Nigerian I swear |
My family's surname was ojukwu but we changed it after they attacked us in Asaba, Stella Damascus has revealed some details regarding her family history and why her surname got changed from Ojukwu to Damascus. You may recall that Stella recently went viral after correcting people that her surname is not Damascus ,Stella's correction has drawn alot of attention from fans who has gotten used to the mistake Narrating the origin of her surname Stella said 'many people are used to calling me Damascus, she said 'Damascus is a Greek name given to my grandfather during the civil war ,my surname name was Ojukwu but was changed during the civil war,my people were attacked in Asaba because some people think we were related to a certain Nigerian general at that time..the name got changed before I was born that's d explanation I got ,I cannot do anything about it.
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Horlufemi:..no he won't waste his energy killing a dead man like u...infrastructure kill u there..ewu |
But u have collected bribe...criminal |
Rip to him we have a book to launch in enugu please buhari and el rufai will be in attendance |
Only dumb motherfuckers will believe this bulshit story cooked by afonja media to protect the fraudulent sale of the so called 5g licence to one of thier own by this evil fulani government..don't be suprised that this Bashir of a guy is a relative to one of d fulani cabals at aso Rock.. criminals!!! |
Son of oluwale ur longe throat has finally put u into trouble |
Money no dey money no dey abeg where this corner see money to marry, na now I see d reason why fg refused to increase the minimum wage |
The monster they made |
Carbon sure pass |
Oksman:..she is an easterner so they believe is an igbo |
Not just an ordinary condom but na Gold circle |
Meet Late Major Adewale Ademoyega. He was one of the five mutinous Nigerian Army Majors who led the 1966 coup that ended the first democratic Nigerian government. Adewale was born in Ode Remo in present-day Ogun State in southwestern Nigeria. He earned a degree in history from the University of London. He was one of the first graduates that enrolled as an officer in the Nigerian Army along with Lieutenant Colonels Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu and Victor Banjo, and Majors Olufemi Olutoye, Emmanuel Ifeajuna, and Oluwole Rotimi in the 1966 Nigerian army. Adewale Ademoyega was the last graduate to be commissioned directly into the Nigerian Army Infantry. During the Biafran civil war, Adewale fought in the "Nigerian Liberation Army", a part of the Biafran army led by Lieutenant Colonel Banjo. Major Ademoyega was released from detention by Biafran Head of State Colonel Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, on August 13, 1966. He then formed the Biafran 19th Battalion and subsequently took over for Major Emmanuel Ifeajuna, who also helped with the 1966 coup as the chief of staff of the Liberation Army. Unfortunately for Major Ademoyega, His excellency Ojukwu received some intelligence that some officer would overthrow him. Major Ademoyega was detained along with several officers and comrades. Several of these officers would later be shot by Biafran forces. Maybe Ademoyega was spared however as he truly had nothing to do with this. He was detained for the remainder of the civil war. Ademoyega was briefly 'freed' after the war. However, Federal forces put him right back in detention for his participation as part as the Liberation Army. He was finally released along with twenty others during the 1974 Independence Day amnesty. “Why We Struck” Major Adewale Ademoyega's book about the military coup d'état is regarded as one of the most authoritative regarding the first Nigerian coup. Adewale Ademoyega died on February 21, 2007 after being ill for sometime.
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Pataricatering:..if ur father was gay and ur mother a lesbian would u have come into existence?..cursed soul |
45 people where murdered in sokoto the ediot didn't show face ,a house collapsed n killed 35 in ikoyi lagos still d ediot no show face but here he is rushing to lagos to launch a bunch of lies by his fellow thieves...indeed African leaders are cursed |
Sometimes I wonder why a black man is killing his own brother all in d name of keeping together a creation of a white man, before the British conquered Africa we were Iving separately and we are doing well, after they fought and subdued our ancestors they started turning brothers against brothers,but an alliance between yorubas and igbos brought an end to d British rule ,they are now using d northerners to milk us dry and rule us by proxy cos they know how d brain of an ordinary northerner works..I pray one day God almighty will bring another strong alliance between southerners to end this British wickedness against blacks |
Smelly pussy, pride,unforgiving spirit, lack of loyalty and smoking, I hate public toilet too |
Righteousness2:..its also against nature |
Buhari himself confirmed it we he said his first cousins were from niger Republic, mazi nnamdi kanu said it earlier but southerners especially yorubas are too docile to understand d game plan of this uncircumcised beings from d sahel..who would have believed that even atiku a former vice president and comptroller general of custom is not a Nigerian? |
Fc Barcelona still bitter about his departure from d club meanwhile if it here in Nigeria especially lagos this building will be 77000 rooms .cursed nation |
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